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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-03


soldier boy from Bourbon lay graspine on tie
field,
When the battles shock was over, and the foe
was forced to Yields
He fell youthful hero. before foeman's arms.
On a blood-red field near Richmond, near Rich
mond on the James.
the fray;
They had been friends together through boy
hoods happy day,
And side by side had struggled on fields OF
blood and flames.
To part that eve near Redmond, ,near Richmond
on the James.
He said II charge thee. comrade. the friend in
days of yore.
To the far, far distant dear ones that shall see
no more,
Tho scalce my lips can whisper their dear and
weli-known names,
To bear to them my blessing from Richmond on
the James.
"Bear my good sword to my brother. aud the
badge upon my breast
To the young ard gentle sister that used to
love the best;
One lock take from my forehead for the mother
still that dreams
OF her soldier boy near Richmond-near Rich
mond on the James.
"oh, wish that mothers arms were folded
round me now
That her gen1le hand could lipger one moment
my brow;
But know that she is praying where eur
blessed hearth-light gleams,
For her sold ier's safe return frcm Richmond on
the James.
"And ON my heart. dear comrade. close lay those
nut-brown bralds
OF one that was the fairest Of all our village
maids,
We were to have been welded, but death the
bridegroom claims,
Aud she is far. that loves me, from Richmond
on the James.
ooh, does tho pale face haunt her, dear friend
that looks on theef
Or is she NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. in careless, Girlish
gleef
1t may be she 10 joyous-she loves but Joyous
themes.
Nor dreams her love lies bleeding near Rich
mond on the James.
"And though I know. dear ccmrade. thou'lt
miss me for awhile,
When their faces-all that loved thee-again on
thee shall smile,
Again thou'lt be foremost in all their youthful
Pamcs,
But shall lie rear Richmond-near Richmond
on the James"
And far from all that loved Linn that youthful
soldier sleeps:
Unknown among the thousands of those his
country weeps;
But no higher heart, nor braver. than his,a sun.
sets beams
Was laid that eve near Richmond--near Rich
mond on the James.
The land is hlled with mourning from hall and
cot left alone:
We m iss tho wel-known faces that used 10 meet
our own;
Aud long peor wives and mothers shall weep
and titled danes,
To hear the name Of Richmond-of Richmond
on the James.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-03

FOR SALE.
ONE Complete Soda Apparatus, consisting Of
~ Marble Draft. one Copper Fount and Gena.
r.tor H.vine g NO use for il. any one needing it
will secure great bargain.
T.V.s QUIGLEY.
Harper's Ferry. March 4. 1879. Druggist;
XNE have just reoeived F5est Stock OF Al the
Of Tougera's, Marvin's, Hampton's. Baker b
wilbur's, all nice and fresh. To be had from
T. VS.. QUIGLY,
Druggist, Harper's Ferry.
TRY the Moss Starch. which is far superior to
i Starch, and At much less figures. To be had
Al T. vi .QUIGLEY'S
Drug Store, HArper'a Ferry.
MAKE your own Soap. A case OF Babbt's Pots
N1 ash, just received. which We can offer At low
T.v g. QUIGLEY'S
Drug Store, Harper's Ferry
DURE Wine and Liquors, only for Medicinal
p' T. Y. 8 oU1GLEY's
Drug Store, Harpers Ferry
March 4, 1879.
EIARLY ROSE Seed Potatoes for sale BY
T. SIS DALGARS.
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SANFoRD'S RADICAL CURE

Is local and constitutional remedy and applied
the nasal passages l Insulation thus ay ing infaln-
nation and pam Etioncc corrcctIug. cleansing,
aud Purifying the crctIos Internally adm MISTER d,
moist and neutrality thY as poison tnat has found is
q frog in both directions. ard II dors not
1sSible :"r human Ingenuity 10 devise moro
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"Old" Burton at a New Stand.

THE undersigned has removed his Silver m
i smith Shop TO the room lately occupied III
n book and stationery store by Geo; T. EJ
Light Main street, CharlestOwn. thres
doom West of the sapping gton Hotel, where he will
conduct the
WATCH AND SiLVERSMiTH BUSINESS
in all its branches. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
kc..REPAlRED, and work guaranteed, in quick
time and at rates lower than which mono ask.
His work bears its own test. and By that he s will
ing stand or falk Call the und ersigned nd
don Il forget the sign of the big watch. on which
appears tho pame of "Old Burton.''
April 10. 1871. WARREN BURTON.
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Found at Last.

As Mississippi river steamboat came to
a river landing. a tall. ungainly. gawkish
looking fellow leaning sgsinst q woodpiIe at
tracted the attention of the passengers. ono
of whom, a laxative and conspicuous person,
remarked to his friends that he was going to
have some fun out Of that fellow. So be
jumped ashore when the boat landed, and
with a great show Of ferceness approached
the fellow. Drawing assvsge-lookiDg bowie
knife he said:
$50. old fellow. I've found you at Last
You're the man that stole dog of mine and
I've sworn to get square with you. I've
been looking for you for year"
The gawky lazily opened his eyes in won
dering amusement at first as though he didn't
understand it. Then catching sight of the
laughing passengers looking on from the deck
he took in the situation. BY the time
''SDsrty" had finished telling him how long
he had been looking for bin, he had tsken
out Of his pocket fist like sledge hammer
on the end of the arm of Windmill. He
swung it once and Knocked the man who had
been looking for him plump into the river.
Then resumiDg his place against the wood
pile he raised his eyes TO the deck and with
lazy drawl inquired
us there anybody else on this boat look.
iug for me 2"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-03

THE third arrival of Shoes this Spring
just received. Stoek now complete for
Ladies and Gentleman. coarse and foe, and
will bo sold on very short profits to sui. the
times. A call is requested and you will be
convinced that Dslgsrn is selling goods in all
his branches at the very shortest profits =
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-03

CAN'T PREACH Coon No man can do
good job of work, preach good sermon. try
lawsuit well, doctor a patient. or write
good article when he feels miserable and dull,
with sluggish brain and unsteady nerves, and
none should make the attempt in such con-
removed by a little Hop Bittsrs. Sec
Truths" and ..proverbs," other column.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-03

Train 81, daily; train 6 81, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays All other trains daily except
Sunday.
January 7, 1879.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-03

Furnisher to the different Government Depart
ments.
Best Hemp Curpet, Is cts per yd.
Ingraia -. 25, 80, 35 Il"
Better 40, SO, 60"
Best I" 70 to 80
Tapestry Ingram, IS
Best g. Ply 81 90
500 Pieces Tapestry, IS
800 " 80
$50 4" 81 90
500 Aiunings (.Strap) Is, 20. 25, 40c
700 = <" Oil Cloths, 25, 80 to 75c
Tho Cheap pest place in the country. Don't fail
to call on him when in Washin gton.
April l, ls79-ly. JULIUS LANSBURGH.
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louisville, Ky. july. 1862 j
RICHMOND ON THE JAMES.

BY Ass1s MARIE wE1pY.
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SuDRRlslK6 CURE,

Gentlemen, About twelve ysars f,go, while travel
ling with Father Kruips Old Folks Concert Troupe ss
tenor singer took severe cold aud was laid up &c
Newark r. j.. This cold brought severe attack OF
Cata.r which bntlcd With every known remedy for
four weeks without eSai and Nas a. ally Obliged to
unable to silg note. For thrc. years aitcrwards
was unable o sing a The frstfattack OF CAtarIh
and troatso sensitive that the
slightest cold would bring on fr sh attack leaving
proS'rntCd. this way continued to ruter. The
last aItnrE, scvcrvst eyer had, terrible.
fcrc tho cxcrucattng pain In my head, was SO
hoarse Gs to be scare " able to speak aud .ghSd
sumption. and firmly believe that had these eynp-
dercd easy yictiHi.t When In this distressing
condition. commenced the of ASFoEp's EADlCAL
CURE ron CArA very teuctatly. afrss, rs bad
tried all the advertised rcpiedl without benefit The
nrst dose OF this wonderful medicine gave ME the
greatest relief It Is ypossiblc FOR one whose head
on account Tho choking accnmnlatons IN his throat
piicar'on or S.NToKps RApIc.L CyRE. Under Its In
hucnc both and External rapidly recovered.
and hy an occasional use OF tho remedy since. nRyo
been entirely from Gatarr for th1 nres tinc In
Respectfully yonrs.
wALruAS, MAss Jan. 8, fsi6. 80. =,
1.S.-I purch.sGn Tie iitA DrotL CURE OF CEO. II.
Each package contains Dr. sanferds Improved 1ahal.
Ing Imhc with Iull directions for In all eaS.s
Pricc SICO For sale by all Wholesale and Retail Drug
gisis throughout the United States and Canadas.
WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale
DruGgist+, Boston, Mass,
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Berryut71e, Clarke County, Ia

oETJHEUle, CtuFHG IOHHtyp bos
TIRE up signed con tin ucs TO receive orders in
L his line for all kinds Of Carriage Work, Re-
to Miiwood. Having enlarged his capacity Tor
tho prod of the best work in every sty lie, he
fee 10 con fdsut Of his ability TO please. and only
ask yo1 and SEQ me before purchasirg eIse-
where, as I am determined to furn nish work and do
ali kinda OF Repairing at as little profit can be
done AM where, and buy all my srocx of fret
hands therefore feel satiefed that can sell upon
= adva eoua terms as any other shop that
tnakes il a business. l keep hand as far
practic able, make to order all kinda OF vEHI-
CLEs, such ns
CARRIAGES OF EVERY VARIETY!
SHIFTING TOP BUGGlEs,
PHETONS, RoCKAWAYS, Gall styles)
SPRING WAGONS,
with or without movable Tops, SULKIES,
SLEIGHS, sc. And am also prepared to manu-
facture HEARSES OF any description. / will
guarantee: all work OF my manufacture for the
space of year. Any work not coming up
to my representation, ] will make good Without
doi!ars cosr TO the party buying: will also
take in exchange for all NEW WORK, old Car
riages, Buggies, &C., therefore to persons who
wish to patronize
HOME MANUFACTURE,
] offer a n ind ucement for them to buy of me in.
stead going abroad, as there can be as substan-
tial work put at HOME as sewhere-
lean ne gotiate with parties for work at their
homes il desired, If within day's drive, upon
notifying mo at this place.
Thankful for tho liberal patronage extended to
me from Clarke Fauquier, Loudoun and ad djoining e
counties, l respectfully ask continuance Of tho
GEO. e. THOMAS,
PheniI Carriage Works,
Dec. 10, ls7s--y. Berryyie. Va.
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wAsHIN aToN CARDS.
Julius LanSburgh,
The Popular
G. A r PET M A n ,
42l Seventh ST., (odd Fellows' Hau.)
WASHINGTON, D. G.

Noted for his Lc,o Prices, Immense Stock,
Great Variety!
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DURE CIDER VINEGAR. Another consiRn-
L ment offered to dealers at Baltimore Prices
and without freight. Write for prices to tho
GILBERT DRUG STORE, Harper's Ferry.
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M DI CT N A L.
M MEDICIN AL.
SANFOREoyS
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRfl
A purely vegetable distiliation entirel
unlike all osi,cr remedies.

TN tho lion OF tIs remarkable remedy every
J. hero plant. and bark Is sitlect!d 70 ds!ilatioS
TapoF. Sonicnscd and bottird. What remains in the
still Il iaert yareless. aud totally unit for in
Organism delicate the nasal passages. Yet all
snls are insouble conpouds OF Woody Lbre; all tnc-
lures. saturated SOlutloQSs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-03

VIM. ii. TRAYERS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
charestoHn, Jefferson Co w. Virginia,
IX!ILL practice in the District Courts OF the Uni-
w ted States for tho District of WestV.rginia-
July 80. 1870.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
an INJUNCTION TO prorLcr 4 oRATE.
CURIOUS DISPUTE OVER THE REsTIYG-rLAcE OF


CURIOUS DISPUTE OVER THE REsTING-rLAcE OF A
BODY.
An injunction granted by Justice Brady at
his home Monday night the question Of the night
OF cemetery authorities 10 body once inferred
Morris Solomon been a member OF the Hebrew So
cety Chebra Novi Zadik" for nineteen years. Through
his member hip his family entitled at his death,
December 3, to the right Of having HIM buried in Cy
press Hills Cemetery IT. Cohn. president Of the society,
instructed the scxtcn TO have him buried next 10 the
grave OF julius Daniel. The name was mistaken, the
grave could not found. and the body burie in
another spot The trustees OF the society last Sunday
decided to have the body iisnterred and buried III he
right place But OF the relatives having heard Of
thls proposed action, the when the ceIne
terry officers and workmen aud would not allow the
body 10 removed II necessary TO summon police
officers TO prevent quarrel An agreement was made
To SUSPEND further until meeting OF the Hebrew
society could be held.
In the meantime Herman JOSEPH, counsel for Solo
mons friends, obtained from Justice Brady an iunc-
tOn restraining all persons from interfering WIN tho
grave. In the complaint II Is claimed that it has been
one the rights OF the Jewish faith and tue belief Of
the members Of said society that the place OF burial nj
one OF their members upon said burial becoming com
plee. becomes fixed. permanent, involabo and unds-
bed forever" The Injunction Is made returnabc ON
he
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
ACCUSED or GREAT GRIMES.
TRIAL OF THE vOLKMERS.

TRIAL OF THE VOLKMERS.
TESTIMONY OF CHARLES y. BLAlR-DRiNkiNG IuH
POISONED BEER.
Joseph and Mary Vokmer were tried in the
General Sessions before Judge Cowing yesterday on the
charge OF administering poison to Charles f. Blair with
intent TO take his life. Assistant Distrct-Attorneys
Bell and Rollins appeared for the people. and Mr.
| Hathaway for the prisoners. jury had been pro-
cured on Monday aud when the court opened yesterday
Mr. Bell at proceeded TO open the case He spoke
for an hour and half, explaining to the jury the full
| particulars of the affair.
Charles f. Blair then placed the stand, and was
| examined by Mr.. Rollins. He said that he lived at
Chatham village; that he waddng manufacturer.
and that he frequently visited New.York on business
proceed relate how he became acquainted with
Mary Connolly and Mrs. volkmer the New-London
and said that parting with them at the wharf In
this city, Mrs. volkmcr invited him to visit her at her
homo In Essex-st He visited the Vokmers that even
ing meeting tue husband then for the first time. He
called again at the house November &C. and met Mrs.
Connolly and Mrs. volkmer. The latter told him that
her husband had left her eight days before. and
asked hun 10 rive her money TO provide for tDelr
the afternoon Volkmer came In, and his wife reproachcd
HIM for having left her.
red mark on before yolkmer came In me beer was
DRINKING "a second glass he felt pain in bis head and
after taking third glass lie vomlted MIS- Nokme,
was handed to him bS Mrs Connolly. While they were
drinking vOlkmer came IN, and there being no more
beer IN the pitcher the witness offered him what re-
manned I'm HE glass On this both the women became
angry said that 1t insut 10 offer man hai
glass OF Dcer As he felt Unwell. and as his mead
panied him 50 much, he asked NOkmer 10 allow nlni
TO lie down on his bed. Volkmcr at nrst
volunteered TO accompany him TO ms
hotel but when lie found he could not walk he agreed
to allow him to remain all night He slept on the , out
side OF the bed. which occupied BY Mr. and MIS-
Volkmer. Mrs Connolly slept In the kitchen, on mat
trcss Cn the floor. He vOmed much during the night.
but as he had equally violent attacks oilness from
sick headache did not think his condition strange or
alarming On tho following morning, while In the yard
attached TO the house. he met by detectives VINO
told him OF the attempt whch had been made to poison
him
The witness cross-examined by Mr. Hathaway FOR
two hour, but his testimony III no wise shaken
The case Will continued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10

% to 80 say ss
Ship Metesli lSori Kngdssn, Antwerp 20 days. with
old iron etc 70 order vessel 20 Tobias GO IN ,a,,., To
BARK sIiacs Mccormick. Havre 80 days. in ballast to
Amer re.Su EsypGa AraT9ssD 2s days. with
Bark Ma.sCni Itsn Iyuch ROTTERDAM oe, &C. VIA Della
Bark Fsmouih OF Windsor 81 Lawrence Bre't 30 days.
BARK 4gas: .SSr fo:s Mavro 90 days. in ballast to
ssla ss. 70 Hi 'SI CO.. .ncAos
BARK John Hsrvie windsor s) LOehhar Limerick
% y Ssys opeh sss gu. WS1in ys'insy S ballast
schr ocean Lodge O s,m9 n 3. Pierre MARI
cAsiiSs'S~. Ell Is
sehr Willie wOln oOtt Calais with lath and potatoes TO
schr Masrie Marsters Mars,er Rockand with granite
rived the th anchored In Gravesend Bay came up today
wIND.sqnsstIAt sandy Hook moderate Ii cloudy At
CLEARED.
srs Labrador Fr sanelicr Havre. de Bebsn nheSbna
& cS% SaTs Sss aass &
Morgan Rapldan Howe savanns, Geo aolse i ,;n n
CO %y.ES1s c"ass 6isnsn. NisIs.
Boston, Dimock Frsnconis. hangum Portland
ships rarta Br McAns,er Antwerp sssm%sl sSo,
BG' bSS 1neo"
Rar8s Palermo Br, crosseboom Boraeaux, Parker
Coz Hebe (Gerl, Nordt. Hayre Funch. Edye Coz car
new Yates st Jago via Baltimore, dc Rivera Coz Ahge
sea Br card Bristol. Whitney & co Hebe Non Gram
Aarhus Punch Edye & Coz Thor tSwed Barmann Rotter.
dam Punch, Edye q Coz Nehemiah !ibson Bnley Elephant
Point Br l. I, Ii Brown Co; Lisbon. Dnnning,
sagua Grande Ward Cos ArIea Nichols caIdsnas
Ward Cos Rosa Utah. Cuoino ConstanunOple IuIkey
Funch Edye co; Carl August osr) Punch Port Naei Al
Rcbecca Crovel CrOvell, Buouo- Ayres,
Jno Norton soBs Hotngen (Nor. BeTje Antwerp Beig
G Tobias GO. - - 49,. rru
bridge; Tencrfe Tracy M0nteydeo for orders "aiu
Cos Lulu Brl Dc Zeter. Bahia. scammell Bros.
schrs Xe>ec tIr). Durham. Annapolis W Parker & co.
Early Bird QIayu. Dahm Mirsgoane Hayu.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Dec 9Arr str scotland from Montreal ana & Sne
bee Hull, Hind0O, from Ncw-forki arr et Dsr
mouth Louise IT, from New oreins Tor Reyai; arr a.
Brenlen, Nurnburg. from Sew-OfleaDs aud Havana
ouEESsTowS Dec Arr str CITY OF Limerick br) from
New.York for Lives pool.
IoNpos Dec 0-Sailed sta inst Lydia Capt Perry. for
9Th inst Nina Matilde, last Two Tor
Baltimore; Homstrand for York. Idea Z, Ashsntee 9Th
lust. Robert Kerr.
Art "a inst Mzpsh 5th inst santa Rosa Nuova virginia
Vaior Moss Glen, Osseo. 9Th ins aurora (Capt
Chnrohn 1mpero Tros the latter a. Pause stn inst cas-
pan Csrdin, Norman DAVID Brown, koDeha, Joseph
Thompson; 9,h inst. Nellie Moody.
IfOrLater ship Ne'cs any "s Hris Passl
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
Cured 4!
Cured!
Cured [!

ADO lrH TAYLOR. with woddei Co. 20 Beekman-st " ~
''Cured child 10 years old Of catarTl"
Rev. j. JONES New Brighton = ]. Worth ten timet
cost"
W. A. PnEL,s, Merchant a Nnssaus. n. " Cured OF
Catarrhal Influenza"
cnAs MEsKaoL "a iafayetteplace " y: "son cured Of
Chronic Catarrh."
d. O. McKELyRY u. Revenue officer. state-sf., n. "
Cured Of a severe case OF Chronic CataTTh'
HENRY with the Nassau Fire Insurance Company
80 COurtst. Brooklyni have experienced great rs
lief since using your Cure"
w H. EVELRTH " y Toy store. l6 lsthst, v. W "Cured
OF Cstarrh Of several years standing"
HIRAM with Andrew Mc(iurc, dealer
stnveysantst, ". Y. "Cnred Of Catarrhal Influenza.
Lady friend cured Of Chronic Catarth."
J. H. ZIMMERMAN, secretary, sos 3dave, ". W Never
used anything with such good results; CatarTh since
Clldhooli hearing improved"
W. T. sgAlLK, with Petiis CO. broadway and l7ths. NJ
y: WIfe cured OF Chronic Catairh."
L. +. NEwuSS Merchant 800 Fulton st, BROOKLYN; Cured
OF four years Catsrrh."
fRLER Cairo. ". VI IL has worked wcndcft In
six cases In my Parish"
Rev. q. III. TAYLOR l4O N05leet Brooklyn y. T.: II am
radically cured OF Catarrh."
j. HENDERSON 1865 Newarkave Jersey cityi Il lost ny
voice by Catarrh. aud have been cured"
&c, &c. &c. &c. &c. &C.
Wei De Meyers Caiarrh Cure Is the mos. important
medical discovery since vaccination. IL Is sold By all
Druggists delivered by b. Dewey Co, iG Deyst, W
Y at 81 so package To Clubs six packages for 81 so.
Dr. Wei DE Meyer's Treatise Is sent free to anybody.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman Honse-Scnator Matthew III: Carpenter
~ wisconsin and Andrew a. Curtin oi Pcnnsy
vania BueknOhon HceJ b. Daiia Ucsta yeaeT.s,ss
ferro Bouiwel and william u. Washburn, OF Masss,hu
settsH A. J. Drexel Of Philadelphia; smilh NJ Wre ~
ptstt,hnrr y VI civil Engineer A. g. hcnocal u = NJ
aud Asselblymen A. b Hepburn 81 coos n; n snd rdm m ~
row OF Aubun ~ Y: sherman Rogers, oi Bnaao ana
b. iIurbut Of Cleveland Breroor Hour VIII u,
ian, Roiinson OF tho Bahamas, and William T. walters OF
BsYtiaors Grand nud Hotet-united States Distre.
Jnlce n IT. Wheeler OF Vermont 1us.t HoMss-C"n
er- ssmsn John II. Keicham. Of Dover rans n T. anu
SuiOe 81 A Macomber OF the New-Yoik supreme Co'rt:
W,,ropoiron EofsIW H. Parker, President Of the Mary.
agricultural college John Presidsnn ot lne
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL scciety exoDrgres.mnn ~ W. hrI-
ocg Connecticut and ex senator Norris Minscw OF
Morgan Of Auburn n. Y.....:N Jamr Hoht.Assembiy'
mau Ieorge T. Terry. OF Sandy HILL NJ fAHor Houe-
Dewitt {. Littejohn, OF Oswego.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
MURDER on TIE HIGH SEAS.
the MATE OF A BOSTON VESSEL UNDER ARREST II
ppoOKIYN

THE MATK OF A BOSTON VESSEL UNDER ARREST IN
BROOKLYN.
Mortimer II. Van Klcek of No. 154 Scher-
merhorn-st, Brooklyn. under arrest on charge OF
murder. He is tho first mate OF the ship Cashmere.
owned by Henry Hastings & Co.. of Boston, The vessel
ths port for Java and set out to return To Boston
last July. Among the Christian Holsenson a
German about sixty years OF age. II alleged that the
mate was IN the habit of treating the crew with great
brutality and that Holsenson died on November from
injuries inflicted by him. An affidavit TO this erect Is
made by Michael L. Lee. In addition five complaints
of cruelty are made against Van klcek The examina-
nephew Of General Phip s. Crooke lie sald yesterday
that the accusation against him was without any lou
daiion . OH, . -,
The captain Of the Cashmere, st. Crox Oliver. Is also
charged with brutality to the ard with complcly
I'm the murder Of Holsenson. He is under arrest In
ROsfOn.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK

PORT OF NEWYOR DEC. o.
ARRIVED
Holland (Br) Cochrane, London Nov 90 to Hurst
Bothna BI McM'ckan, Liverpool Nov 20 and Queens.
town 80. TO g Francklyn.
Somerset Brl Stamper Bristol days TO Morgan
Str Wieand tGer Hebch Hamburg Nov 20, via Hayre ~
70 Kunhsrdt & Co.
str nansa GER. Dannemann Bremen Nov 20, TO Del.
richs & Co.
Rnickerbocser Kemble New-orleans days to Clark
I.
Herman gston, Fleetwood ssvanuah, Yonge
str Charleston. Berry. Charleston days. TO Qun
tard a Co
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New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
SALARIES IN THE CITY COLLEGE.

The trustees Of the College Of the City of New
Fork yesterday repealed the bylaw concerning the
bunior Exhibition, and increased the salaries of
Tutors Kenyon, Davis and Rapp from $1,000 TO
e1 800 and those Of j. @. Morgenthau
ind W. w. Smith from $500 to $1,000. Mr..
Watson opposed the increase. 1t was resolved
that the salaries of tutors should not be increased
until after two years service. oftener than two
Scars or within three months of the close