The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-06-02

May 80 Schs. Annie P. Chase, Nicker-
son, Perth Amboy; Roger Drury, KelSon,
Port johnson.
May 90. Sch. American Team, Atwood,
Hoboken.
May 26. Schs Ella G. Eells, Lane, Ston-
ington; Circle, Staples, Vinalhaven.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, May %. Ar, ship Atlas, Lon
don; sch. lsesboro, Port Royal 26, sid, SCH
j. Frank Seavey, Stonington; Merrill c.
Hart, do; Myronus, Clarks Island George
b. Ferguson, Bangor; penobScot, Norfolk
sid, sch Etna, Jacksonville; %, sid, sch.
Sadie Willcutt, Norfolk; bark Ethel, Char
lesion; 81, al, Nchs. Lizzie D. Small, Ban
gor; Flora Condor, do. George Nebnger,
do; Sarah L, Davis, do; James II. Brown,
Sullivan, Me, Susie P Oliver, Frankfort I,
George 4. Lawry, Vinalhaven; Emma S.
Briggs, llalowell; John |. Snow, Baracoa
Hattie c. Luce, Pensacola, sid, sch VIM
Ii. Sumner, Jacksonville.
Boston, May % Sid, schs. Brina P. Pen
dleton, Norfolk j. c. Strawbridge, Charles
Thomas ". Lawson, Baltimore; Sid, sch.
George w. Wiley, Newport News Thomas
II. Lawrence, Stonington, Me-, and New
York; IS, sid, sch. Estelie, Hilsboro, n.
B.; 20, ar, sch. Harold c. Beecher, Phla-
delphia; 80, ar, bark Adam w. Spies, Rosa
rio; schs. Frank Barnet, Brunswick Stony
Brook, Bangor; 81, ar, sch. Emily A. Sta
pies, Winterport.
Philadelphia, May 27. Cid, sch. Addie
Jordan, Bddeford %, ar, sch. Melissa A.
Wiley, Stonington.
baltimore, May 81. Cid, sch. Edith G.
FOlwell, Pensacola
Portland, May 30 Ar, schs. Lyman NJ
Law, Newport News; Horace A. Stone,
Norfolk 80, ar, SCH Jennie A. Stubs, New
York.
Bangor, May De- Sid, schs. Edward T
Stotesbury, coal port; Charleston, Boston
y, az, sch. James W. Paul, Jr, Newport
News %, sid, schs. Kineo, Norfolk Maggie
Mulvey, New York; 81, sid, sch. Menawa
Newark, n. j.
Sargentville, Me-, May 49, Ar, SCH O. d.
<itherell, Green, Bangor Ito load for Balti-
more).
Bath, May 81. Sid, sch. Star OF the Sea,
WashingtOn 49, ar, sch. Pendleton Sisters,
delphia; 80, ar, schs. Eliza J. Pendeton
Newport News; Mary E. Palmer, Phiadel.
pha Nat Aver, RondOut
Bucksport, Me, May %. Ar, sch. A. v
s. Woodruff, Boston.
Fernandina, May "a. Sid, brig Jennie
Hubert, Philadelphia; 26, ar, sch Edward
Stewart, New York; 30, ar, sch. Adelaide
Barbour, New York.
Newport News, May %. Sid, SCH Horace
A. Stone, Boston, %, sid, sch. Lucy f.
Friend. Newburyport; 25, ar. sch. Fronte.
nae, Boston.
Savannah, May %. Sid, sch. S. G. Has.
kel, Boston; %, sid, sch. NJ. V. b. Chase
New York IS, cid, bark Glad Tidings, RiC
JaneirO.
Norfolk, May %. Cid, sch. Frances T
Tunnel, Bangor; 2S, ar, sch, Gov. Ames
Bangor; cid, sch. Miles NJ. Merry, Bangor
Brunswick. Ga, May o. Sid, sch. Mary
A. Hall, Boston; %, sid, schs. Anna Pende
ton, New York; Gladys, do. Nimbus, Bal
timOre.
Pensacola, Fla, May 25 Ar, sch. Jessie
Lena, Heagan, Cienfuegos 10, sid, sch. Pen.
dleton Sisters, Bath, Me
Newburyport, May 26. Ar, SCH Sallie
ron, Philadelphia; so, ar, sch. Lucy E.
Friend, Newport News.
ward H. Cole, Rogers, Newport News.
Bath, May 90. Ar, sch, Daylight, Nor
folk.
Vineyard Haven, May 81. Sid, schs
Telumah, Hurricane Island for New York
Charlotte I. Sibley, Bluehill for Phladel.
phia passed, sch. John c. Smith, Bath fo!
Philadelphia.
Darien, May 80. Cid, sch. Mary L. Cros-
by, Norwich.
FOREIGN PORTS.
becca Crowell, Dow, Glace Bay, to load for
Newburg
Port Spain, May7 Sid, from Brighton,
sch. Helena, Kneeland, Galveston.
Savana-la-Mar, ia, May %. Sid, sch
Herald. Simmons, New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Yarmouth, N. S., May %. British bark
j. H. Bowers, which put into this port
leaking, was condemned and was sold at
auction this morning to E. Lantalum for
$500.
Portland, Me-, May q. Sch. Ralph K.
Grant, which sailed from here last Monday,
went on a ledge at StOnington and was
somewhat damaged The deckload was
discharged and she was lowed to Prospect
Harbor for repairs.
New York, May %. The steamer Coamo,
which arrived to-day from San Juan, P. r.,
brought five of the crew and the stewards
wife Of the schooner Mabel Jordan, which
grounded on the MORO at the entrance to
the harbor of San Juan on Sunday, May %,
and became total loss. The Mabel Jordan
was bound to San Juan from Philadelphia,
with coal. Capt. Delano, the engineer and
one man stayed by to dismantle the wreck.
The Mabel Jordan was built at Thomaston,
Me-, in 1889, and registered S99 tons.