The Republican journal., 1903-04-30

III Rarhnnr. Frankfort: %, ar, sch. Calvin
p. Harris. Frankfort; "a, ar, sch. J. Man.
chester HAYNES, Boston %, cid, sch. Levi
Hart, New York; ar, sch. Charles j. Will
RI, Bostnn t,,OoH April %. Ar, schs. Polly, Ryan,
Belfast Fanny, Orland; cid, schs. Levi 5.
Andrews, Apalachicola; Young Brothers.
Kennehac and Wilmington; %, sid, sch.
Henry II. Fiske, Brunswick.
Baltimore, April 21. Ar, sch. Eliza Pen
dleton, veazie New York sh q &c cld isas seh
George T. Jordan, Providence; 25, cid. sch.
Van Aliens B0ugEt0n, Carter. Portland; 26,
ar, sch. Gem, Sargentville; q, cid, sch. Eliza
j. Pendleton, Cienfuegos.
Sparrows Point, April %. Passed down,
sch. Islesboro. Baltimore for Boston.
Portland, April 26. Sid, sch. Edward
Stewart, Darlen.
Bangor, April "a. Ar, schs. Alice Hol-
brook. Norfolk: Flora Condor, Edgewater;
Kit Carson, st. George, s. L.; sid. sch. E. L.
Warren, New York; q, ar, schs. Mary +.
Palmer, Newport News; Maggie Mulyey,
Belfast; sid, barge Matanzas. Philadelphia.
~, Hall Quarry, Me-. April ~. Ar sch'
Frankfort, Me-, April q. Ar, sch; Amer
sid, sch. Winnegance, Philadelphia
Bucksport, Me-, April 23 Sid, sch. N. B.
Stetson, st. Peters and Grand Banks, N. F.;
q, sid, sch. Landseer, Grand Banks.
Bowers, Providence; Melissa A. Wiley,
New York; LYMAN NJ. Law, Bangor; sid,
sch. Carrie E. Look, New York "a, ar, sch.
William E. Downes, Perth Amboy sid, sch.
Theoline, Boston; cid, sch. Laura NJ. Lunt,
Boston.
Norfolk, April 81. Sid, sch. Brina P. PEN
dleton, Boston.
Darien, Ca. April q. Ar, sch. Celia F.,
Smith, New York.
= Fernandina, Fla, ,lj April 2. 2 Ar, schs.
Anna Pendleton, Patterson, do. !; 90, ar, SCH
Edward T. Stotesbury, Philadelphia; %,
sid, sch Herald, Port Spain, 49,,
Flora Rogers, New York %, cid. sch. John
Perth Amboy, April % Sid, schs. Gen.
Adelbert Ames, Jacksonville; Lizzie D.
Small, Searsport; %, sid, schs. Florence &
Lillian, Belfast; Annie P. Chase, Bangor;
land %, sid, schs. Merrill c. Hart, Rock
land; Susan Stetson. Salem.
Newport News, April %. Sid, sch. Thom-
as W. Lawson, Boston; "a, ar, SCH Clifford
n. Carver, Providence.
Apalachicola, April %. Cid, sch. Noko-
mis-, Bangor.
Charleston, S. c., April "a. Ar, sch. r.
Galveston, April "a. Ar, sch. Harry T.
Hayward, Newport News; after discharg-
ing will proceed to Port Tampa to load for
Philadelphia or Baltimore.
Savannah, April "a. Ar, bark Matanzas,
Philadelphia sch; D. d; Haskell. New York.
Florence & Lillian, Perth Amboy for Bel
fast; Charles r. Flint, South Amboy for
Winter Harbor; Annie p. Chase, Perth
AmbOy for Bangor.
Jacksonville, April 27. Ar, sch. Mary A.
Hall, Perth Amboy.
FOREIGN PORTS.
San Juan, April IL. In port, schs. c. p.
Dixon, Leighton, from Newport News, ar
rived 9th; Lejok, Smith, from Gulfport,
Miss, arrived 9th; Adelaide Barbour, Til
ton, from Philadelphia, arrived 11th; John
E. Devin, Hichborn, from Norfolk.
Pernambuco, March 81. Sid, bark Her.
bert Fuller, New York.
Teneritfe, April H. Sid, bark John S.
Emery, Wooster, Port Spain and north of
Hatteras.
Turks Island, April g. Ar, sch. Star of
dence.
San Juan, P. r., April 81. Ar, bark Au-
hurndale, New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Norfolk, Va, April 25. Sch. Grace Davis,
which arrived here in disabled condition
April 4, sailed for Charleston to-day, after
having made extensive repairs.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, April %. Sch.
Lugano, which dragged ashore on the west
side of the harbor in an eaSterly gale on
the 18th inst. and subsequently was t1oated
after lightering a part OF her cargo of coal,
proceeded to-day in tow of tugs for Halo
well, Me-, her destination. Sch. Hattie C.
Luce of Rockport, Me-, for St. Thomas,
West Indies, with ice and lumber, which
had put in here for repairs to her rigging,
sailed to-day.
Chatham, Mass, April 27 The Rockland,
Maine, schooner Albert T. Stearns, which
grounded on the Shovelful shoal at an early
hour this morning while on her way to the
Delaware Break water with load of ice
from Bath, was abandoned by her crew this
afternoon and will prove total loss. The
schooner went ashore at high water, but the
life savers from the MOnomOy Point station
and crew of wreckers from town, who
boarded her during the forenoon, reported
that there was chance of saving her. This
afternoon, however, the wind freshened
from the eastward causing her to roll so
badly that her seams opened. 1t was then
decided to abandon her and the crew, to-
gether with the wife of the mate and her
child, were all brought ashore by the life
savers. The Albert Il. Stearns was built
in Newburyport in 1883, and was 4S2 tons
net burden. She was bought recently by
Rockland parties.