The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-04-02
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York, March "a. Sailed, schs. Jose
Oiaverri, Savannah; Daylight, Newport
News; 26, ar, schs. Sawyer Bros, Stoning-
ton; c. 4. Clark, Bangor; Leora NJ: Thur
low, Vinalhaven Henrietta A. Whitney,
Providence; Augusta W. Snow, San Juan
South Amboy for Frankfort; 81, ar, schs.
Susie P. Oliver, South Amboy for Bar Hair
Dor; Serena s. Kendall, New Bedford; Is,
ar, stmr. Lassell, Stockton; 80, passed City
Island, schs. Ida b. Gibson, South Amhoy
for Camden, Me-; Florence Leland, Car
teret, N. j., for Stockton.
Boston, March 90 Ar, schs. Ida May,
(Br). ST. John, N. B.; Mertie b. Grow ey,
Haltimore; William L. Douglas, do; Viii
liam II. Clifford, do; Governor Ames, do
Samuel w. Hathaway, do; John Twohy,
do; Harry Messer, Newport News; Frontf :
nae, Norfolk q, ar, sch. }. G: Strawbridge,
Apaiachicola; %, ar, sch. }. Manchester
Baltimore; 81, ar, schs. Henry b. Fiske,
Brunswick lzetta, New York for Bangor
sid, schs. Mertie b. Crowley, Baltimore
Gov AmeS, do.
Philadelphia, March "a Passed down
Reedy Island, schs. Star of the Sea, Phila-
dephia for Cartagena; %, ar, bktne Ar
lington, Providence; schs Jacob NJ Haskell,
New York 26, sid, tug Valley Forge with
barge Paxtang for Bangor; ar, sch. Annie
b. Mitchell, New bedford; 81, cid, sch.
Jacob NJ. Haskell, Portland; ar, sch. r. w.
Hopkins, Salt Cay, T. l.. 80, cid, sch. Luther
I. Garretson, Newburyport.
Baltimore, March "a. Passed down Spar
rows Point, sch. Medford for Boston; %, ar,
sch Adelaide Barbour, Punta Gorda
Jacksonville, March "a Sid, sch. Georgia
Gilkey, New York; %, sid, sch. Ralph M.
Hayward, New York &c, ar, sch. Pendle-
ton Sisters, New York; sid, sch. Levi S. An
drews, New York.
Mobile, March "a. Ar, sch Henry Cros-
by, Havana.
Beaufort, S. T., March %. Sid, sch. Alice
Holbrook, Baltimore; 80, ar, sch. John Bos-
sert, New York.
III. Sumner, Trinidad.
Somes Sound, Maine, March "a. In port,
sch. Pendlet0n Satisfaction, for Baltimore,
to load.
Bucksport, March 26. Ar, schs. T. NJ.
Nicholson, Philadelphia; Susan N. Picker
ing, New York; sch. Hiram Lowell, Boston ;
sid, sch. Martha S. Bement, ROckland, to
repair; thence Halifax and New York 80,
sailed, sch. Susan N. Pickering, Stonington,
Me-, and New York.
Portland, Me-, March 26. Ar, sch. Young
Brothers, Philadelphia; cid, sch. James W.
Paul, Jr., Newport News; q, ar, schs Geo.
W. Wells, Baltimore; Alice N Lawrence,
News; Frances Z. Tunnel, do !;
Lyman NJ. Law, Philadelphia: 80, sid, sch.
James W. Paul, Jr, Newport News.
Stockton, March 26. Sid, stmr. Lassell.
New York.
Reuben, Somes Sound; Mildred May, Blue
hill sid, sch. City of Augusta, New York ;
in port, schs. Rodney Parker, loaded, for
New York Hannah F. Carleton, waiting
%, sid, SCH Witch Hazel, st. John,
N. b.
High Island, Me-, March %. In port, SCH
Annie F. Kimball, for New York (loading).
FOREIGN PORTS.
Arroyo, P. r., March IS. In port, schr.
Jessie Lena, for United States Gulf port
Port Spain, March %. Arrived at Bright
on, schr. WelIfleet, San Juan.
Kahului, March %. Sid. str. Virginian,
Salina Cruz.
Honolulu, March 81 Ar, stmr. Column
San Juan, p r, March 49, In port, bark
Haskell, for Turks Island and
Boston schrs John l.. Treat, from Mobile :;
Jas. w. Elwell, McIver, for Turks Island
and New York; Augustus H. Babcock,
from Philadelphia.
Havana, March %. Ar, sch. Josephine,
PascagOla.
Fajardo, P. R, March IS. Sailed, schr.
Horace A. Stone, Trask Delaware Break
water (fOr Orders.)
San Domingo, March 81. Ar, SCH Methe-
besec, New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Portland, Me-, March %: Saco river OPEN
ed for navigation today. 1t has been closed
since Jan. II.
Bath, March 2S. The Kennebec river OPP
ened to navigation today from Augusta to
the sea- This is the earliest the ice has left
for years. The date year ago was April Is.
Jacksonville, Fla. March "a. Sch. Pen
dleton Bros, Hayes, from Portland, Me-,
while under sail, near the turn buoy at the
mouth of st. Johns river.
Vinal Haven, Me-, March 80. The two>
masted schooner Flora Condor from New
York with cargo of coal, consigned to the
Vinal Haven and Rockland Steamboat Co.,
struck ledge while entering this harbor
today, and the water gained so rapidly that
Captain Bates was obliged to beach the ves-
sci. The schooner lies practically surmerg-
ed at high water. The Condor Is of 230
gross tons, was built in Belfast IN 1872.