The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-05-12

8COC, Fern0n0lna; EDWARD IL. Blake, CheSa.
peake (apd returned for harbor); Thelma,
Wilmington.
Boston, May Z. Ar, bark Auburndale,
Searsport; Lillian, Portland; Izetta and
Lizzie Lee, Bangor; 8, ar, schs. N. T. Pal
mer, Newport News; Van Aliens Boughton,
Philadelphia; Telumah, do; Julia Baker,
Ba%ore Star s s o the u sea So w.
Remick, Bangor; 9, ar, sch. Charlotte T.
Sibley, Elzabethport.
Philadelphia, May 4. Ar, schs. c. P
Dixon, Boston; Ralph M. Hayward, Port
land; 5, ar, sch. Henry R. Tilton, Smithton,
Me. 6, ar, sch. VIM. K. Park, Salem; 7, cid,
sch. Kit Carson, Bangor; 8, sid, sch. Ralph
Rhodes, Vinalhaven.
Baltimore, May 4. Cid, sch. Medford,
Richardson, Galveston; 7, cid, bark Frances,
Bath.
Portland, May s. Ar, sch. George v. Jor-
dan, New York; 6, sid, sch. Addie Jordan,
Philadelphia; 8, ar, sch. Grace Davis, Perth
Amboy.
Bangor, May 4. Ar, sch. Sarah L. Davis,
Camden; 5, ar, sch. Mary Ann Mccain,
New York 6, sid, schs. Flora Condor, New
York; David Faust, Vineyard Haven for
orders: 7, ar, sch Puritan, Bar Harbor; s.
ar, schs. Magnus Manson new, Newport
News; Mary Eliza. Orland; 9, sid, sch. Kit
ty Lawry, SearspOrt.
Rockport, Me-, May Ar, sch. Metinic
Clubhouse, Pamunkey River, Va.
Charley Woolsey, CHM, New York.
Portsmouth, \. H., May 5. Ar, sch. Ed
ward II. Cole, Newport News.
r Shutdown, Me-, May2. Ar, sch. Young
Bros, Snow, Portland.
West Franklin, Me-, May 2. Sid, sch
Hattie III, Barbour. New York
Pensacola, May 4. Cid sch. Henry Cros.
by, New York.
Washing ton, D. c., May q Cid, sch F..
telle, Boston.
Fernandina, May .. Ar, bark Herbert
Fuller, Perth Amboy; 5, ar, schs, Laura NJ
Lunt, Bath; Florence Leland, Elizabeth
port; 8, sid, sch. d. D. Haskell, Boston.
New Haven, Ct, MAY 3. Ar, schs. Annie
P. Chase, Baltimore.
Charleston, S. c., May 3. Ar, sch. j. c.
Strawbridge, Boston; s, sid, sch. Huma.
rock, Philadelphia.
no Port no Roy3 VS.; 5: c. May g. Ar, SCH Isles
W. Cramp, Portland; 6, sid schs. Kineo,
Bangor; Frontenae, Boston; 7, ar, sch John
". Paul, Bangor; cid, sch. Edward T.
Stotesbury, Bangor; 9, ar, sch. Singleton
Palmer new, Waldoboro.
Norfolk, May 4. Cid, sch. Jacob NJ. Has
Boston %, ar, schs. Charles Davenport, Ban
gor; Brina p. Pendleton, Boston.
Perth Amboy, May 8. Sid, sch. Lucy E..
Friend, South Amboy, to load for Lynn.
Brunswick May 4. Ar, sch, R. Bowers,
Providence s, ar, sch. Almeda, New York.
I, Bath, May 2. In port sch. Joseph W.
Hawthorn, repairing.
Savannah, May 5. Ar, sch. S. G. Haskell,
Newport News; 8, sid, SCH Lizzie B. Wiley,
Boston.
Jacksonville, May 6. Cid, sch. Georgia
Gilkey, New York, 9, sid, sch. Scotia, Phila-
delphia.
Port Reading, May g. Cid, schs. Sadie
Corey, Ellsworth Silver Heels. Rockland.
Lynn, May 9. Ar. sch. Lucy E. Friend,
Perth AmbOy.
Satilla, Ga, May g. Ar, sch. Ella NJ. Will
ley, Salem.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Savanna-la-Mar, May 5. Ar, sch. Herald,
Curacao Qoads for New YORK;
Point-a-Pitre, May 3 Ar, schs. Eleanor
P. Bartram, Pinkham, and Sedgwick, Hag-
erthy, Portland
Akin, W. G. A., March 81. Ar, sch. Alice
J. Crabtree, New York.
Newcastle, n. s. W., March 81. In port,
ship Great Admiral, for Algoa Bay.
Fort de France, May 2. Ar, sch James
B. Jordan, Hempel, North Boothbay Us
days PASSAGE.
Nassau, n. T., May AT, April -, sen.
Anthony d. Nichols, Rockport, Me.
Sierra Leone, May 8. Ar, bark Willard
Mudgett, Boston.
Monteyideo, May s. Sid, bark Rachel
Emery, Wyman, New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Sch. Methebesec, Norton, Ban
gor for Curacao, April %, off Bermuda; all
well.
British bark j. II. Bowers, which put in
to 1armouth, n. s., some weeks ago leaky,
and was afterward condemned, was offered
under writ from the admiralty court.
The Boston schooner Medford, Captain
Richardson, sailed from Baltimore May 9Th
for Galveston. While proceeding down she
ran ashore in SparrowS point channel, but
floated in the afternoon without apparent
injury and proceeded on her passage.
Sch Harold C. Beecher, Larrabee, from
lision with sch. Sainte Marie (Br.) from
New Haven for New York, off Harris Island
Point May 9Th. The latter vessel had her
spanker split and her boom and quarter rail
badly broken. The Beecher had her flying
jibboom carried away, with all gear attach
ed
The bureau of navigation reports that 1O3
vessels of 24,69l gross tons were built in
the United States and officially numbered
numbered during the month of April. The
largest steel steamers included in these
figures were the City of Columbus, 5433
gross tons, built at Chester, Penn, for the
Delaware River iron shpbuilding and en-
CINE works, and the Missouri, 2434 gross
tons. The schooner barge S 0 Co. No. "a,
of 4167 gross tons, built at Shooters island,
n. Y, for the Standard oil company, was
the largest vessel without steam There
was also added to the merchant marine
from other sources than construction, side
wheel steamer Louis Dolive, 3l4 gross tons,
formerly the IT, S revenue cuttar T,OuiS