The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-05-28
AMERIcAN PORTS.

New York. May 10. Ar, sch: d: ID; Has
kell, Savannah; 20, ar, sch. +. G. Pendleton,
St0nington, Me-. %, ar. sch: Edward 1.
StotesbupY, Fernandlna; SID, bark Sachem.
philadelphia; sch Carrie =: Lo95 b., br pns'
Bangor for New York; J. V. Wellington.
Belfast for do. Islesboro. Boston for do.
%, ar, schs. r. t. Tay, Bangor; Mary Ann
Mccain, New Bedford q, ar, bark Herbert
Fuller, Natal sch. VIM E. Downes, Bruins
wick ;26, ar, schs Annie +. Chase Bangor;
Boston, May 90 Sid, bark J. II: Bowers.
Rockport, Mass, to load for New York 81,
sid, schs. J. C. Strawbridge, Wilmington,
N. -. Manchester Haynes, coal port; d.
H. Rivers, Philadelphia; %. cid, sch. Lucy
E. Friend, Cape Ann and New York.
Philadelphia, May 49, Cid, sch. Scotia,
Mayport; 20, ar, sch: Sallie ron, Savannah;
%, ar, sch. Lyman NJ Law, Brunsw wick rs,
ar, SCH Hattie II. Barbour, Frankfort.
Portland, May 10. Sid, sch. S. NJ. Bird,
Parker's Flats.
Bangor, May %. Ar, sch Telumah' South
r. Lewis, New York Izetta, Northport, l..
l.; Susan Stetson. South Norwalk, Conn. ;
"a, ar, sch. Maggie S. Hart, Philadelphia
26, ar, schs. Henry Whitney, Perth Amboy ;
Lizzie Lane, Bucksport.
Castine, May 20. Ar, sch. Lizzie Lane,
New York.
Brunswick, Ga, May 10. Cid, sch. Henry
b. Fiske, Boston ;sld, sch. Florence Leland,
New York.
Apalachicola, Fla, May "a. Cid, sch.
Levi s. Andrews, Providence.
! Port Tampa, Fla, May 10. Sid, sch. 1lar-
| ry T. Hayward, Colcord, Baltimore; 81, ar,
| John f. Develin, New Orleans.
Fernandina, Fla, May 49, Ar, sch. AIDE
! laide Barbour, Tilton, San Juan; 2l, sid,
sch. Nimbus, Delaware City.
Frankfort, Me-, May 10. Sid, sch. Hattie
| H. Barbour, Philadelphia.
schs. Baker Palmer, Baltimore for Port
land Young Brothers, do. for Boston.
Savannah, May 20. Ar, sch. A. b. Sher-
man, Philadelphia; sid, bark Matanzas,
Philadelphia.
Bath, May 10. Ar, sch. Henry r. Tilton,
New York.
jacksonville, May 20. Cid, brig Jennie
Rockport, Mass, May 20. Ar, bark j. II.
Bowers, Boston, to load for New York.
Port Gamble, Wash, May Is. AT, bark
st. james, Tapley. Port Angeles. ~,
Wilmington, n. c., May %. Cid. sch.
Jennie A. Stubs, Aux Cages.
Perth Amboy, May %. Sid, sch Flora
Condor, Bangor.
New London, May 25. Ar, sch. Menawa,
Bangor.
Norfolk, May %. Ar, sch Brina P Pen
port "a, ar, SCH Inez n. Carver, New York
for Brunswick; sid, SCH Thomas W. Law
son, East Boston.
Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Matanzas, May II. Sid, brig Havilah,
Philadelphia.
Honolulu, May IA. Sid, ship Benjamin
f. Packard, Port Townsend and Philadel-
phia
Port Spain, May 20. Ar, sch. Herald,
London, May %. Ship Shenandoah from
New York Dec II has arrived at Hogo.
San Juan, P. r., May %. Ar, bark Re-
becca Crowell, New York.
Buenos Ayres, April II: In port, bark
Fred p Litchie;d, from Liscomb, n. 5.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
The tive-masted schooner Dorothy Palmer
will be launched at Waldoboro to-day at
ii. so a. H. This is the largest vessel ever
built in Waldoboro and the largest five
masted schooner in the world.
CAPTAIN Alfred Sorenson has been award
ed the contract to transport eight large
granite pillars from Birthstone Island, Me,
to New York He will use the double-end
lighter Franklin, formerly the old Boston
harbor ferry boat, and the wrecklng tug
Clara Clarita. They will leave Boston for
the quarry ABOUT y uue l.
Boston, May 21. The bark j. Fl. Bowers,
which was sold at auction at East Boston
last week and was bid in by Nova Scotia
parties, sailed from here yesterday morning,
in tow, for ROckport, Mass, where she will
load stone for New York At New York
she will take on empty barrels for Sydney,
c. B., where they will be filled with oil tar
for return trip to New York. Capt: Z. F..
Rugges, formerly master of the schooner
Samuel G. Hart, is in command.
Philadelphia, May u. Schooner Mary f.
Morse, which was abandoned off Egg llar-
Dor, March "a, after collision with steamer
Parthian, while bound from Port Royal Tor
New York, lumber laden, subsequently,
boarded by a prize crew from Atlantic City
and lowed here by tug Sommers n. Smith,
was sold at marshal's sale to-day to f. C..
Pendleton of New York, for S6,575. The
Morse is a vessel of 593 tons net, built at
Bath in 1881 On March "a, while on the
voyage from Port Royal, S. c., to New
York, she was in collision with steamer
Parthian, Philadelphia for Boston, AZ miles
northeast of Five Fathom Bank lightship.
and was SO badly damaged that she became
waterlogged and was abandoned, Captain
Newbury and his crew proceeding to BoS-
ton in the Parthian. The steamer sustained
damage to the extent of about $4,000. A
prize crew from Atlantic City boarded the
Morse, and she arrived at Philadelphia
March % in tow of tug Sommers n: Smith.
A claim for So, 900 was filed against the
Parthian by the owners of the schooner.