The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-04-09
Slip MEMS.
AMERICAN PORTS.


New York, April ,. CID, sch Mark Pen
dleton, Turks Island; sid, sch. Louis Bos-
sert, Georgetown, S. c.; ar, sch. Ielumah,
Providence 8, ar, schs. Edward I. -Stotes-
bury, Boston Independent, do; sid, schs.
Margaret NJ. Ford, Philadelphia; Mark PEN
djeton, Turks Island 8, ar, sch. oInoesa'
st. Martins, n. b., via Bridgeport; Z, ar,
sch Mary E. Morse, Baltimore for Salem.
Boston, April l. Ar, sch. Flora Rogers,
Philadelphia; sid, from below Boston light,
schvoners Mertie b. Crowley and Governor
Ames, Baltimore g ar, sch. Georgia Gllkey,
Jack sonville; sid, sch. Frontenac, Newport
News and Bangor.
Philadelphia, March 81. Cid, bark Matan-
zas, Peurto Plate; sch. Frances, Jackson
vile; April l, cid, sch. Mary 3. ii. &. Dow,
Bangor; ., ar, schs Edward IL. Cole, Port
Tampa Helena, Noank; 4, ar, sch: Alice E.
CLARK, Portland; cid, sch; Henry W; Cramp,
Portland; 6, cid, schs. Annie b. Mitchell,
Boston Ed ward Stewart, Newburyport, ar,
sch. Margaret NJ. Ford, New York.
Baltimore, April 4. Ar, sch. Alertie B.
Crowley, Duston; 3, ar, schs. Gov. AmeS.
Boston Massasoit. Portland.
DowneS, New Haven (before reported for
Rockland) 81, cid, sch. Ralph NJ. Hay~ God,
Philadelphia (not previously; 4, sid, sch.
Pendleton Brothers, New York.
Newport News, March 81. Sid, sch Mary
E. Palmer, Bangor: 4, sid, schs. James W.
Paul, Jr., Portland; Independent, Bangor :;
Z, sid, schs. James W. Paul, Jr. Boston; Ed
ward 7. Stotesbnry, Portland; Jane Palm
er, do.
Norfolk, April 8. Ar, sch: Alice Holbrook,
Beaufort, 5. C.; 4, sid, >chs. Ruth E. Mer-
rill, Portland; 8, sid, sch. Cora f. Cressey,
Boston;
Provincetown, Mass, April 6. Arrived.
sch. Helena, Port Reading.
Brunswick, Ga, April 8: Sid, sch. Iheo-
limo ROStpp & sid. sch. HumarOGk Phi la
delphia.
| Barnet, Boston.
Savannah, Ga, April 4. Ar, SCH Jose
Olaverri, New York.
stonington, Maine, March 80. Ar, schs.
Henry ID. May and Ira b. Elems, Thomas
ton 10 load for New York;; sid, sch Rod
i-ney Parker, New York F.; April 2, in port,
scis Susan n. Pickering, Mary (. Lynch,
/ 1hus. &. Garland, Ira b. Ellems, Hannah f.
Carleton, Henry d. May, ANNE and Reuben,
Samuel =. Hubbard, Loduskia, and others.
Halls Quarry, Maine, March 81. Ar, sch.
Pendeton Satisfaction, Boston.
Portland, April 3. Sailed, schS. Miles NJ.
Merry, Newport News; Young Brothers,
Kenne bee ard Philadelphia; Z, ar, sch, Flor
| ence Leland, Corteret, N. j.
Prospect ilarbor, April s. Ar, sch. c. J..
Willard, New York.
Stockton, April 5 Ar, sch. Normandy,
EilZabethport.
Bangor, April g. Ar, stmrs. Bay State,
Boston; fremont, Brooksvlle; sid, stnrs.
Bay State, Boston; fremont, Brooksville
7, ar, >tmr. City of Bangor.
FOREIGN PORTS.
lIilo, March %. Ar, ship Astral, HONG.
lulu for Delaware Breakwater.
Aguddilla, =. r., April 1, a. M. Ar, stmr.
Berwind, New York
Arroyo, z. r., March 25. In port, schs,
Northland, from Philadelphia; Jessie Lena
for United States, Gulf port.
st. John, n. b., April 5. Sid, sch. Almeda
Wiley, New York.
Digby, N. S., March % Ar, sch. r. Bow
ers, Norfolk.
San Domingo. March 81. Ar, sch. Meth
ebesec, New York Ito load and return).
Demerara, Apr. 4. Ar, sch. j. S. VIM
slow, North Boothbay, Me.
Kingston, ia, March 49, Ar, sch. Celia
F., Charleston.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spruce Head Buoy, a PS spar, found out
of position, was replaced March 81.
Sears Island ledge gas buoy, 3, black, was
placed in position for the summer season on
March 31st and the 1st-class iron spar with
drawn.
Bangor, April Q The Penobscot river
was open to navigation early this morning,
the last of the ice jam between High Head
and the mills of the Eastern Manufacturing
Co. having gone down on the last of ebb
tide between and O'Clock.
Bath, April 2. Christened with cham
payne by Miss Addie NJ. Lawrence, daugh-
ter of Edward j. Lawrence of Fair field, the
six masted schooner Edward j. Lawrence
was launched this afternoon from the yard
of Percy & Small. She is the second arg-
est wooden schooner in the world and was
built for the j. S. Winslow Co., of Portland
She will be ready for sea in week and
will be commanded by Capt. William F.
Kreger of Fairfield. The launching was
entirely successful and was watched by a
big crowd, excursion trains having been
run from neighboriDg cities. The schooner
has a gross tonnage of $3.50 and is 800 2 feet
long, so feet beam and 259 feet deep. She
was built for the coal carrying trade, has
complete interior telephone equipment and
is lighted with electricity.