The Republican journal., 1904-04-07

Norfolk; S. G. Haskell, Newport News; 8,
ar, sch. Anna PendletOn, Brunswick Sarah
u. J. RawsOn, Georgetown; 4, ar, schs Gla-
dys, Charleston: 1slesbOro, Fernandina sid,
sch. Daylight, Newport News.
Willard Mudeett, ". c. A.; ar, schs.
Susan N. Pickering, Brunswick, Ga. Lau-
"a NJ. Lunt, dos Geo A. McFa0den, New
port News; Helen Thomas, Norfolk; Lee
ona White, Rockland; William Keene, Cut
Ter; Rushlight, Jonesport; Chas. A. Hunt,
Stonington, Me. Sunbeam, do; Annie &
Reuben, do; Mary E. Lynch. do. below,
sch. Thos. W. Lawson, Newport News cid,
sch: Harold B. Cousins, Apalachicola.
Philadelphia, March 81. Cid. sch Henry,
r. TiltOn, Gardiner. +
Baltimore, March 81. Cid, Sch. Pendleton
Brothers, Mayport; April 8, ar, bark Fran
ces, Rio JaneirO; sid, ship Shenandoah, San
| Francisco.
Portland. Me-, March %. Ar, sch. Puri-
tan, Camden, Me-, to load for New York ;
A. Lawry, Stonington for Boston cid, sch.
Annie R. Lewis, StoningtOn and New York.
Vineyard Haven, April 8. Passed, schS.
| Marie Palmer, Philadelphia for Portland :;
Iona Tunnel, Norfolk for do. Van Aliens
Boughton, Baltimore for do Jacob NJ.
NJ. Merry, do. for do; VIM. E. Palmer, do.
| for Portland; Ella Frances, Hoboken for
Rockland; 4, sid, schs. Geo. B. Ferguson,
| New York for Boston; Lawrence Haynes,
South Amboy for Portsmouth; Nat Aver,
Port Reading for Rockland; John C. Smith,
New York bound east.
Barnett, Rockland; Tofa, Noank: 80, ar,
sch. John Paul, Lynn; 81, sid, schs. Gen.
Adelbert Ames, New Haven; Robert H.
MMcGurdy, Bangor; April l, sid, sch. Henry
| Clark'S Cove Me- March % Ar sch
Star of the Sea, Boston (oads for Norfold. J
Fernandina, Fla, March 90 All, sch
Edward Stewart, Mitchell, New York !;
April l, ar, sch. Florence Leland, New Ha-
ven.
New port News, March 80. Sid, schs.
Miles M. Merry, Bangor; Thomas W. Law
son, Boston William B. Palmer. Portland.
Newport News, March 30. Ar, schs. Jas.
W. Paul, Jr., New York Ella NJ. Wiley,
Th6mas ehs la Mes Nj bo Ms1y W KansoE
Norfolk, March 30. Sid, sch. Celia F.,
New York : 5, ar, sch. c. P. Dixon, Portland.
Perth Amboy, March 81. AR, schs. Izet-
ia, New York Emma R. Harvey, do. Qatter
Port Royal, S C., April q Ar, sch.
Charlotte T. Sibley, New York sid, sch.
NJ. n. B. Chase, New York
Port Tampa, March 26. In port, SCH Ed
ward II. Blake, from Port Spain.
uHId OOTud, Fla, April l. ClQ, sen.
John E. Devlin, Baltimore.
Bath, Me-, March 80 Sid, sch, Fronte-
nae (new), Coombs, Newport News Ito
load for BOston) 8. ar, sch. Hattie H. Bar
bour, New York; sid, sch. Melissa A. Will
ley, ROckland.
Myronus, Perth Amboy.
Waldoboro, Me-, April l. Ar, sch. Future,
Mcdonald, Savannah.
FOREIGN PORTS.
St. Helena, March g. Passed bark Adolph
Obrig, Amsbury, Singapore for New York
c Havana, March p AT, sch. Henry
Rivers, Philadelphia.
Port au Prince, March %. Sid, sch. Lii
liam Woodruff, Gonaives Ito load for New
York for Stamford.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Fox Islands Thoroughfare bell bouy, HIS,
reported adrift March It'll, was replaced
March 9th by order of the Light House
| Board
Vineyard Haven, Mass, March %, Sch.
Annie R. Lewis, Jersey City for Portland,
while lying at anchor off East Chop this
morning, was fouled by sch. Perry Setter,
from Portland for Savannah. The Lewis
had foretopmast and rigging carried away.
The Setter was uninjured. Both vessels
proceeded.
Boston, March so. The two-masted sch.
R. S. Dean, Capt. Miller, while getting I'M
ker way from the flats for Gay Head yester-
day morning drfted across the bow of an
unknown barge which was lying at an
chor, and the schooner received consider
able damage to her hull. The tug Irving
Ross toWed the damaged vessel to GREEN'S
yard, Chelsea, where she will undergo re-
pairs.
Boston, April l. Barkentine Addie Nor
rell, which for years has been engaged in
the trade between River Platte ports and
Boston, and which arrived here three
weeks ago after a long voyage from Rosa
rio, has been sold by n. W. Rice & Co. of
this city to Capt. Allen of Dighton. She
will be placed IN the coastwise trade and
run between southern ports, New York and
Boston The price paid for the vessel was
Rockport, Me-, in 1882. She registers 500
tons.
NEW SURVEY STEAMER. The United
States coast and geodetic survey as award
ed the contract for the building of new
steamer for the Maine survey to the Pussy
and work on the vessel is to begin at once
The new vessel is to be of steel and will be
| l47 1eet long, q feet beam and Is feet 81
inches depth of hold, and will, it is stated,
be used when completed for survey work
on the Atlantic coast. The contract price
completed by October list, next.
PILoTAGE SUITS. Two suits have been
filed by members of the Virginia Pilots
Association against B. Pendleton and h. P.
Pendleton, New York ship owners, who re-
fused to pay the compulsory fee for pilot
ing their vessels from the Capes to Norfolk,
says the Virginian Pilot of Norfolk, Va.
The Virginia law makes such pilotage com
pulsory, and Pendleton brothers claim that
the law is unconstitutional. W. T. Barnes
is suing B. Pendleton and II. c. Reed sues
eR. P. Pendleton. Barnes and Reed are
| members of the association. The fight be-
tween the pilots and the owners of sailing
vessels has been waged for some time and
has been carried through several courts.
The owners of sailing craft claim that sail
ing vessels are exempt from the payment
OF the fees, but the pilots hold that the law
applies to all vessels entering the Capes.
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