The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-06-04

Buck sport: sid. schs. Ruth B. Cobb. Bruns
wick MAT Aver. Bangor passed City Island
schs. Menawa South AmbOy for Hurricane
Island; Mary Ann McCann, New YORK !or
Bangors Martha S. Dement, Guttenoqlg LOT
Stoninpton. Me-: m. K. Rawley, st. George,
Me, via Vineyard Haven in tow OF tug
Orion; sid. sch. John BOssert. Georgetown.
S. c. ~,
Boston, Nav %. Ar, sch: Hume, Rock.
land sailed, bark Antioch, rosario ~ ar
s Sax Y 2a{ {ah kd ssMRSds and SD sch
Mertie B. Crowley, Baltimore; June 2. sid,
sehs' Horace a. Stone, Baltimore; Alice p.
Holbrook. Kennebec for Philadelphia.
Philadephia May ~ Ar, son sah Annie Mnh,a B.
Manson, Searsport ca, sons' y. d D hlvers'
Guayanilla. p. R.; John J: Hanson, Ber-
muda: IN. ar. schs. Young Brothers, Port
land: Flora Rogers, New London ! James
Rockwell, Saco; 81, ar, sen. Gov. Ames,
brunswick, Ga, May 27. Sid, sch. sedg-
Savannah. May g. Sailed, sch. Mary A.
Hall. Boston: 80. sid, sch. Mark Pendleton,
Fernandina, May 26. Ar, sch. VIM. H.
Sumner, Port Spain. - d..
Newport Nevis, May o. Ar. stmr. Bay
City, New Bedford, towing barge Britannia
| from SearspOrt; June l, ar, sen: James W.
| Paul, Boston; g. ar, sch. Dofothy barrett'
| SearSpOrt
Norfolk, May 81. Ar, sch. Martha P.
Small, Searsport; 20, arrived, sch. AUBURN,
Philadelphia, to complete cargo for Porto
Rico (and sid June 1st):
Port Reading, May q. CID, sen. Emily l.
Perth Amboy, May 49, Sailed, sch. Nat
| Aver Bangor
Satilla, Ga, May 20. Ar, sch. Vim. II.
Sumner, Fernandina. , - ,
Jacksonville, May 30 Sailed, sch. Frank
Barnet, Boston.
Newport News; Elsie A. Bayles. Pbiiadel;
/ phia; Reuben Eastman, Boston; Portland
! Packet, Scituate, 2S, sid, schs. Jacob Nj.
| Haskell, Philadelphia; Annie P. Chase,
| New York; w. D. Hilton, Bridgeport
Samuel Hart, New York; 20, ar, sch. VIM.
K. Park. Philadelphia; 49, sla, sens sen M, Miles
ar, schs. Alice Murphy, Fernandina; Geor-
gretta Lawrence, JerseysCity: sailed, schS.
Lizzie D, Small, New York lzetta, do.
stonington, May %. Ar, schs. Lizzie V.
Hall, Stockton; Annie r. Lewis and and Susan
ton Annie i Reuben, Bangor; 20, ar. sch.
Frances Hyde, South Amboy; June |, ar,
schs. j. Frank Seavey, South Amboy; Mary
3. Lynch, Boston, sid, sch. Annie u Reu-
ben, ProvincetoWn.
Prospect, May 2S. Sailed, sch. Grace E.
Stevens, Salem.
Deering, Newport News; Gov. Brooks, Nor
folk sid, sch. VIM. c. Carnegie, for coal
mort 81, ar, sch Cora F. Cressey, Norfolk :;
June 2, sid, sch Prescott Palmer, coal port
Bath. MAY 49, Sid, sch. Charlotte I. Sib-
ley, Frankfort. c
Stockton, June /. Sid, schs. St. Croix,
Team. Frankfort.
load stone.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Montevideo, May q. Ar, bark John 5.
Emery, Boston. or, ,,,<,
Ruatan and New York.
Honolulu, May % Sailed, ship Dirigo,
Delaware Breakwater; ~, ar, stmr. VIZ
ginian, Colcord, san Francisco.
Havana, May q. Sid, sch. Henry Crosby,
PascagOula.
New York (oads for North off Hatteras).
Comox, May 90 Ar, ship A. j. Fuller,
San Francisco.
Meyers, Yarmouth, N. D.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
VINEYARD Haven, Mass, May p. Schr
Sarah l.. Davis, from Perth AmbOy for
Rockland, stopped here to procure an an
Choir to replace one lost off Cape Cod: pro-
ceeded. .,,
Vineyard Haven, May 81. Tug Orion will
leave here tonight for Seaconnet River, to
tow disabled schr Harold b. Cousens to
New York The Cousens was damaged by
collision off Seaconnet during fog, while
bound from st. John for City Island.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, May 81 Schoon-
er Pendleton Brothers, Norfolk for Belfast,
while anchored between Gay Head and
Cutyhunk last night, during the violent
gale, had forward end of her forward house
demolished by a heavy sea and the COOK
room had everything washed out of it.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, Nays. Schoon-
or Mary L. Crosby, Frankfort, Me, for
New York, which ran ashore at Nauset,
23d ult, and was subsequently foated and
towed here has been libeled at the instance
of the Boston Tow boat company for ser
vices. Schooner NJ. K. Rawley. Captain
Meservy, for New York with paving stone
ran ashore this morning, during dense fog
between Highland Light and Nauset The
vessel tloated two hours later and when she
arrived at 3 P Nj, she was partly full OF
water and it was necessary to beach her at
the head of the harbor to prevent sinking.
A portion of the vessels shoeing is gone.
+ The libel on sch. Mary l.. Crosby was re.
moved May 81, and temporary repairs Will
be made and the sch. towed to New York.