The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-02-01
HARRY w. CLARK K CO.,
Clothers, and
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.


New York, JAM a. Ar, schs. NJ. V. b.
Chase, jacksonville; Izetta, Portland; Lu-
Their i. Garretson, North Boothbay; sid,
SCH Eliza j. PendletoI, Georgetown, 5. o.;
%, ar, sch. Alice Holbrook, North Booth
bay; 26, ar, schs. K. Bowers, St. John, N.
b.; George II. Klinck, Stonington; George
ii. Wells, do. 4. L; Tay, Mayport; p, ar,
cid, sch. Margaret NJ. Ford, Jacksonville;
20, cid, Lucy E. Friend, Newport News.
Boston, Jan. "a. AT, schs j. c. Straw
bridge, Charleston; Brina T. Pendleton,
Georgetown, S. c.; bark Auburnda!e, Bel
fast, Ga. %, sid, schs. Helen e Moseley'
ter Haynes, St. Slmons.
Vineyard Haven, Jan. 90. Sid, stmr. Mo-
hawk, Barren Island for Belfast, Me-, and
Bucksport
Baltimore, Jan. "a. Ar, brig Gabrielle,
Mayaguez and Charleston; %, ar, sch. Star
of the Sea, Boston.
Delaware Break water, Jan. "a. Ar, schs.
Young Bros, Philadelphia for GLOUCESTER;
Penobscot, do for Salem; Horace w. Ma
comber, Baltimore for Portsmouth; passed
up, sch. Mount Hope, Newport News for
Searsport.
Meta & joanna, Portland ito load for New
York; j. j. Ward, st. John, n. b., Ito load
for New York; sid, sch. Annie 4 Reuben,
Portland; 90, al, schs. Alandale; Mary f
Lynch, Portland.
Stockton, Me, Jan. a: Sid, stmr. Massa
soft, EaStport 2S ar, sch. Anna, SuckspOrt,
light, to load lumber for New YORK.
Fort Point, Me, Jan. q. Ar, sch. Sarah
L. Davis, New York via Castine for Frank
fort.
Fernandina, Fla, Jan. %. Sid, sch. AIDE
aide Barbour. Perth Amboy; 26, ar, sch.
Theoline, Boston; 81, sid, sch. William f.
DowDeS, New York.
Beaufort, S. c., Jan. %. Ar at Chehaw,
bark Rebecca Crowell, Dow, Providence:
Pensacola, Jan. %. Cid, sch. ID. ii. Riv-
ers, Philadelphia.
Richmond, Va, Jan. 16. In port, sch.
Harold b. Cousens, Williams, for st. John,
n. b., ready.
brunswick, Ga, JAN "a Ar, sch. Carrie
E. Look, Norfolk ; 26, sid, sch. Henry b.
Fiske, Boston; 30, ar, sch. lneZ n. Carver,
Boston.
Mobile, Jan. "a Cid, schs. Fred W. Aver,
Gulfport Harold c. Beecher, Aguadila, 2.
r. !; 26, ar. sch. r. W. Hopkins, Barbados.
Gulfport, Jan. g. Ar, schs. Fred W. Ay-
er and S. M. Bird, Mobile; IS, sid, sch.
MOlie S. Look, Santiago.
Punta GOrda, Fla, Jan. % Cleared, sch.
Edward I. Stotesbury, Baltimore.
Wilmington, Del, JAM %. Ar, sch. Sallle
ron, Doughty, Jacksonville.
Wilmington, N. c., Jan. %. Cid, sch.
Maggie S. Hart, Farrow, New York; q,
ar, sch. John l. Snow, New York; 20, ar.
bark Ethel, AlbertSOn, EllZabethport tor
Charleston Tin tow of revenue cutter Semi
mole at SOuthpOrt).
Ballard, Wash, Jan. 81. Sid, ship S. D.
Carleton, Mcknight, Sydney, n. s. W.
Portland, Jan. 80 Cid, sch. }. Arthur
Lord, New York.
Bucksport, Jan. 30. Ar, SCH Laura 7.
Chester, Rockport, to load kiln-wood for do.
UppEIcN DODTS
Colon, Jan. -. Ar, sch. Nimbus, Phila-
sid, sch. Winfield S. ochuster, Punta Gorda.
Victoria, b. c., Jan. II. Ar, ship Mary
L. Gushing, Chemainus for Sydney, n. 5. W.
Cay Francis, Jan. 49, Ar, sch. Horace A.
Stone, San Juan.
Kahului, Jan. 90. Ar, steamer Alaskan.
Nichols, Honolulu for New York.
L. Gushing, Harris, Sydney, N. S. W.
Barbados, Jan. 2S Ar, sch Margaret
Thomas, Rio Janeiro (for Port Tampa)
Caibarien, Jan. %. In port, sch. Horace
A. Stone, from San Juan (arrived 20:h), to
load sugar for United States.
Point-a-Pitre, Jan. %. Ar, bark Airing
ton, Portland.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Saddlerock Ledge Shoal buoy, red and
black horizontal striped spar, reported
Stonington, Me-, Jan. "a. Sch. Allandale
in entering this port today fouled sch: W. E.
e. w. L. Tuck. The Allandale had main
sail torn, parted main topping-ift and
carried away one davit; the Tuck was not
damaged
San Francisco, Cal, Jan. 10. Ship VIM.
II. Macy, from Tacoma for Sydney, NSW,
has put into Port Angeles with jbboom
carried away and stem split, having been in
collision with tug. Vessel is not leaking.
Boston, Jan. 26 Both sch. Levi Hart,
which was sunk, and tug Nottingham and
barge of the CIR of NJ, with which the
schooner was in collision near Pollock Rip
fault for the accident in decision handed
down today by the U. S. Circuit Court of
Appeals. In the District Court the
schooner owners were awarded $13,032
The Circuit Court remands the case to the
District Court, with instructions to appor-
tion to each party One-half of the damages
interest and costs in the District Court.