The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-09-18
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
Sept. 10. Sch. P. NJ. Bonney, Burgess.
Sept. Is. Sch Ellen NJ Colder, Chase,
AMERICAN PORTS.
Sullivan; sid, sch D. D. Haskell, Stonng-
ton; 10, ar, bark J, H. Bowers, Buenos
Ayres; schs, Maud Snare, Bangor; George
f. Prescott, Ninalhaven; II. ar, bark Puri-
tan. lIls,)@ry, Dunkirk; sid, schs. Lizzie
Lane, Port Reading for Bangor; Abbe f.
Walker and George \. Lawry, Ninalhaven;
cid bark F. L. Mayberry, Surinam; II. ar,
sch Helena, South Amboy for Frankfort );
Is, ar, schs. Melissa A.Willey, Satilla River ;
VIM f. DowneS and Tofa, Brunswick Jose
Olaverri, Charleston; Flora Rogers, Will
mington, \. c.. II, ar, sch. Annie P. Chase,
Bangor; =, ar, >chs. Emily l. White, Halls
2 S 5 N lebs Geo NJ o Sfd M NintGS
y S; Lucia Porter, stonington, Me. !;
Jennie A. StubbS, Frankfort; }. Arthur
Lord, Hurricane Island; Annie r. Lewis.
Boston.
Boston, Sept TO- Sid, sch. Daylight,
Windsor, \. s.; II, ar, schs. Henry B.
fiske, CUMMINGS, Brunswick +; ! Hattie =, ;.
Collins, Stonington; sid. sch. Thomas W..
Lawson, Philadelphia; -, cid, sch. Mary
A. Hall, Stonngton and New York; IA, ar,
sch Young Brothers, Baltimore.
Philadelphia, sept. 9. Ar, schs. Eliza j..
Pendleton, Neazie, Boston Mary l.. Crosby,
Trim, New London; II, cid, sch. Eliza j..
Pendleton, Boston; -, al. ship. Arthur
Sewall, Honolulu; 10, ar, sch. Adde Jor-
dan, Portland.
Baltimore, Sept t. Ar, sch. Lyman NJ.
Law, Blake, Boston; 10, ar, sch. {. P. Dix
on, Belfast.
Portland, Sept. II, Sid, sch; Henry r.
Tilton, Fernandina; u, SD, schs; VIM. C..
Bangor, Sept. 10. Ar, sch, Norombega,
South Amboy; sid, sch. Annie P. Chase,
New York; -, ar, sch Menawa, Sag Har-
bor [. l.. IL, sid, schS. j. NJ. Morales. New
York John I. Williams, Penobscot and
New York Mary Ann Mccain. Providence
and Pawtucket; IL, ar, sch. Prescott Palm
er, Baltimore; sid, sch. K. :, Dean, Batchel-
der, Hartford
Bucksport, Sept H. AT, bark Ciampa
Emilia (ltall, Tereslna, Augusta. Sicily !;
schs Hattie H. Barbour, New York, Car
RE Bucknam. Bangor, Tor repairs
Halls Quarry, sept. 10. Sid, sch. Emily l..
Port Reading, Sept. s. CID, sch Lizzie
Lane, Bangor.
Norfolk, sept. 10. AT, sch Lucy Z.
Friend. Boston.
Brunswick, Ga, Sept. 10. Ar sch Pan
Ella N. Wiley; New York Laura Nj.
Thomaston.
Georgetown. s. G.. Sept. II. Ar, sch.
Sarah d. J. RaWson, New York
Port Townsend, Wash. sept. T. Sid,
ship Emily Reed, Baker from ChemainusN ,,
Cape Town.
j. Fag river, Sept % Ar, sch. 5. Ct Has
Providence, Sept II. AT, sch. r. Bowers,
Brunswick. Ga.
san FRANCISCO, tai. sept. 10. Sid, steam
Ell Alalne'ia ilerriman, Honolulu.
Charleston. :. G., sept 10. VI. sch. Cljf-
ford y. Carver. Promised Land.
Ft,e7rnandina.- sept. -. Ar, sch. Lizzie 3.
Wiley, New York cld,sch Maggie &. Hart.
New \ 0rk,
FOREIGN PORTS.
san Juan, p r., Sept. 9. Ar, sch. IVES
ley NJ. Oler, Philadelphia.
Gonaiives,. Aug. %; In port, brig Sullivan,
Richards. for north of llatteras (ready !.
u>al 10, Aug. /. Sid, bark Addie Morrill,,
BIZ nchard New York.
al"oy, Sept. u. Sid, ship State of Maine,
Colcord from New York;, Foochow.
MdhdM ell. :. l.. aug. SIu, DARK f-U-
ward May, Hansen, San Francisco.
Barbados, Sept. Is. Ar, sch. Edith G. Fol
we'll, Kelsey, Philadelphia.
Caibaren. Sept. s. Sid, bark Olive Thur
low, Hayes, Philadelphia.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Nassau, Sept. 9. The derelict schooner B.
r. WoodSide, which was abandoned in a
Waterlogged condition last March about
POO miles east of savannah, while on a pas
sage from Fernandina to San Juan, with a
cargo of lumber, was towed into this port
today by the steamer A baco.
On or about Oct. Nantucket Shoals Light
Vessel No. 66 will be temporarily withdrawn
from its station, and the station will be
marked by Relief Light Vessel No IS, the
latter to show a fixed white reflector light
at the head of each of her Two masts, and
during thick or foggy weather will sound a
Finch steam whistle with the same charac-
teriSticS as on No. 66.
San'Francisco, Sept g. The ship VIM. P
Frye was cleared yesterday for New York
with the following cargo: 5,403 barrels
wine, 9,716 pigs lead, 800 cedar logs, 10
sacks bons, 423 barrels asphaltum, 200 cases
canned fruit, 22,775 sacks brewing barley,
45 packages anthony, 1913 bales wool, 7SS
sacks bone black, l24 sacks copper cement,
10 packages brandy, 40 boxes scrap tin.
Rockport, Sept TO- Work on the schooner
it is probable that she will be launched next
month. The schooner is being built by
Carlton 4 Norwood and is a four master 205
feet on the keel, - feet beam, 1913 feet deep.
She will be fitted with all the latest appli-
ances. Her commander will be Capt. F. \.
Magune, formerly in the bark J. II. Bowers.
San Francisco. Sept. II. The safe arrival
in this port of the ship Paul Revere result
ed in the marking down of the rate of rein
surance on the W. F. Babcock to 10 per
cent. The Paul Revere, W. f. Babcock and
the Henry b, Hyde left Baltimore all about
the same time and all laden with coal. The
first news heard from the trio was when the
Hyde put into Cape Town with her cargo
heated. The Paul Revere arrived the other
day, having made smart passage, and with
her cargo in perfect condition. The Bah
cock S rate was reduced to the minimum of
reinsurance and her arrival is looked for at
any moment. She is now out ia days.
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