The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-09-11

Baltimore, Sept2 Cld,sch Dung Broth
ers, Boston; 6, ar, SCH Henry w. Cramp,
Bangor.
Portland, Sept. .: Ar, sch. Penobscot,
Norwood, New York g. ar, sch. Henry r.
Iilton, New York; 7, ar, sch. Olive T.
Whittier, St. Simons; 8, sid, sch. Penobscot,
Stonngton; 9, ar, sch. r. F. Pettigrew,
Salem.
Chatham, Mass, Sept s. Passed, bark
Ethel, Williams, Mobile for Boston.
Cape Elizabeth Sept. s. Passed sch.
Henry 7. Haywood, (new), Thomaston for
Baltimore.
Bangor, Sept. 3: Ar, schs. Marian y.
Cobb, Philadelphia, Annie Lord, South
Amhoy,; sid, sch. Geo. B. Ferguson, Wester-
" w. Il. Ii T. ar, schs John T. Williams,
F., Portsmouth; Maggie Mulvey, Rockland
5, ar. sch. Mary Farrow, Boston, sid, sch
Jennie A. Stubs, Frankfort, to load stone
Tor New DIRK &, ar, sch. Mary Ann Nc
Cam, New London; sid, schS. Susie P.
| Oliver, Stamford, Conn. f. L. Warren,
NarraganSett Pier.
Hall Quarry, Sept. 3 Ar, Sch. Emily l.
White, Bryant, New York.
Darien, Ga, Aug. % Cid, sch. Austin
d. Knight, Bennett, New York.
New London, Sept. 5. Sid, sch Mary L.
Crosby, Trim, Aliens Point for Philadel-
phia.
Providence, Sept. l. Ar, sch. Jas. W.
Hawthorne, Brunswick.
Wilmington, \. G.. Sept. .. Cid, sch.
Flora Rogers, New York
:. Brunswick, Ga, Sept. 3, Sid, sch. Me-
lissa A. Wiley, (from Satilla) New York
I, sid, sch. Theolne, Boston, I, sid, sch,
Edward 7. Stotesbury, Perth Amboy and
| New York
San Francisco, Sept. :. Cid, ship VIM.
| p. Frye, New York.
Savannah, sept. :. Sid sch. Carrie F.
Cook, Veazie, Portland.
ChaIleston, Segt, 4. Sid, sch. Jose Olav-
erri. New York.
Norfolk, Sept. /. Sid, sch. George n
Jordan, New Haven.
| Fefnandina, Sept.7. Al, sch. Sallie ron
| Sagua.
salenl Sept. s. Sid, sch. r. F. Pettgrew
| Baltimore.
! FOREIGN PORTS.
y ManzaniIla, sept, /. Ar. sch. Wellheet
New York
Turks Island, Aug. % AT, sch Grace
DAVIS, ST. Thomas, to load for Bangor.
| Rio Janeiro. Sept l. Az bark Frances
Erickson. Baltimore
=, AKIN, Sept. /, Ar, sch. Lillian Woodruff
Farnham, Boston via Sekond
Havana, Aug. 81. Sid, sch Adelaide Bar
bour, Philadelphia via Matanzas
| sydney: G. b., sept 3 Ar, sch. Alicia b
| Crosby, Wormell, Boston.
A goa Bay, July 80 Ar, bark Fred p
Lltchteld, Fulton, Port Natal.
Rosario, July b. In port, bark Rebecca
| CroWell, Dow, for Delaware Break water
| loading.
Sierra Leone Sept. :. Ar, bark John S
Emery, Boston, 30 days passage.
San Juan, p. r., Aug % Sid, sch Ine2
\. Carver, Dorr, Fernandina, to load fol
Portland; Sept s, ar, bark Alice Reed, New
York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Sept 1, OF Cape Hatteras, sch
Edith o. L; Allen. Gilkey, Brunswick, Ga
Vineyard Haven, Mass, Sept J. Sch
| Mary A. Hall, Charleston for Boston, at
! thus port this morning, tore mainSail and
| Jlb during rough weather on the passage
| The three -masted schooner Madeleine
was launched Sept. from Frank Bowkers
/! yard at Phippshurg. She measures l41
feet length, :5iS breadth. FL deep, gross
tonnage. 1896. She will hail from Phipps
| burg and will be commanded by Capt
small OF Machiasport, formerly Of the sch
Addie Fuller.
The bureau of Navigation reports lls
vessels, of y ,469 gross tons, We're built in
! the United States and officially numbered
during the month of August. The largest
steam vessel included in these figures was
the steamer Siberia, 1l,2S4 tons gross, bull
at Newport News for the Pacific Mail Co.