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Eccentric Sermon on the Word
Malt.

/
Minister, who lived few miles from
Cambridge,had rendered himself obnox'
ious to many of the Cantabs by frequent
ly preaching against drunkenness; sew.
eral of whom meeting him on journey
they determined to make him preach il
a hollow tree which was near the road
side. Accordingly, addressing him
with apparent politeness, they asked
him if had not lately preached much
against drunkenness. On his replying
in the affirmative, they insisted he
should now preach from text of theil
choosing. In vain did he demonstrate
on the unreasonableness of expecting
him to give them discourse without
study and in such place; they were
determined to take no denial, and the
word MALT was given him by way Of
text, on which he Immediately deliver
ed himself as follows:
eBeloved let me crave your attention
I am a little man, ceme at short warn
ing, to preach short sermon, from a
small subject, in an unworthy pulpit, to
small congregation. Beloved, my
text is MALT cannot divide it into
two words, it being but one; nor into
syllables it being but one; l must,
therefore, of necessity divided it into
letters, which I find to be these four
NJ, A, L, L.
NV beloved,
NJ, is moral,
A, is allegOrical,
J., is literal, and
T, is theological.
The moral is set forth to teach you
drunkards good manners, therefore,
NJ, masters,
A, all of ysu,
l., listen
Il, to my text.
The allegerical is, when one thing is
spoken and another thing meant. The
thing spoken of is MALT; the thing
meant is the juice of Malt, which you
drGnkards make
M, meat,
A, apparel,
L, little
T, treasure.
The literal is according to the let
NJ, much
A, ale,
l., little
T, thrift.
The theological is according to the ef-
fects that it works; and these l find
to be of two kinds First, in this world
Secondly, in the world to come. The ef-
fects that it works in thisworld are,
NJ, murder,
A, adultery,
/, lOoseness of life,
T, treason.
And in the world to come,
M, misery,
A, anguish,
L, lamntation, and
Il, torment.
And so much for this time and text.
l shall improve this, first, by way Of
exhortation -
NJ, masters,
A, all of you,
l., leave off
T, tippling:
Or, secondly, by way of excommuni-
cation:-
NJ, masters,
A, all of you,
l., look for
7, torment.
Thirdly, by way of caution take
this ga drunkard is the annoyance
of modesty. the spoil ofcivilty, the de-
struction of reason, the brewers agent
the alehouse benefactor, his wife's sor-
row, his children's trouble, his own
shame, his neighbor's scoff, a walking
swill-bowl, the picture of a beast, and
the monster of man."
He then concluded in the usual form
and the young men, pleased with his
ingenuity, not only sincerely thanked
him but absolutely profited more by this
short and whimsical sermon than by
any serious discourse they had ever
heard.
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=ssss-, aas Vol. Xxx.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
DRs. PoMERENE a WISE

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, MILLERs-
burg, Ohio. Onice Hours Wednesdays,
from I to O'Clock P. n, and on Saturdays
from O'Clock A. n. to3 O'Clock Pm. 34tf
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MiIIersburg Chapter, No. 86, R. A. N.
Regular Convocations-June 18th, July 11th,
August 18th, September 12th, October 10th, No.
vember 9TH, December 5th.
IA ESTILL, III. p.
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DIR. S. WILSON,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE AND
Residence, West Liberty Street, Wooster, o.
All accounts considered due Is soon rs seryi-
ces are rendered. $t9
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J. G. BIGHAM, II.

PHYSICIAN q SURGEON, ,MILLERSBURG,
Ohio. Once and Residence, at South part Of
Washington Street 1tf
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w. C. STOUT, M. ID.

w. C. STOUT, NJ. d.
SUCCESSOR OF e. BARNES, NJ. d., ECLEC-
tic Physician and Surgeon, oxford, Holmes
County, Ohio. Special attention given to
Chronic and Female Diseases. Consultation
free Office hours from A. n. to 8 p. NJ, on
Tuesdays and dSaturdays. 39m3s
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2S00A MONTH-Oyer RaIf Profit,
9OVOEest selling articles, needed in every
family. A valuable sample sent on receipt or
15cts.to pay postage. Address,
G. w. SNEAD Il CO,
1Sm3 Al Sixth St.. Pittsburgh, Pa
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DIR. ENOS BARNES.
Office hours, Saturdays, from Q O'Clock A. \.
to p. n.
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burg, Ohio. Onice-First door West Of Cor
ner formerly occupied by Mulyane. Resi-
dence, second door south of T. B. Raih's
corner. Onice days, Wednesday and Satur-
day afternoons. 1tf
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The SATURDAY. EVENING POST, 3l9 Wal
nut st Philadelphia, gives beautiful Chro-
mo or large Steel Engraving to every yearly
subscriber Samples free! 17m3
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Societies.

Sparta Lodge, NO. To, !. q n. mas0hs.
Stated Communications-June 9Th, July 4th,
August sth, September 5th, October Sd, October
8Ist, November 28th, December Goth.
T. l.. PIERCE, w. NJ.
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CARD OF

EnIToE SENTINEL: Permit us tic
Il q OF rour columns to inform those
VINO we.e coul enough to assis. us in
oUr modest undertaking of last Z
H., that We wcrc wholly unable 10
procure a square piano, which. it is
needless for Us to say, would have
been more appropriate for the Court
House hail.
We went ourselves to the owners of
the only two DIV, OF nearly new.
square p.anoS in town, and met with a
most unexpected result. getting the
same ri tieHious answer from both par
ties: I'VE are willing to help you rs
much as We can, but you can't have
II piano"
We take this opportunity TO thank
Captain Platter and his wife. v ho will
in4!y. as oon Il, they learned our
trouble. Ttit at oar disposal their Gle
giant upright Steinwav Piano.
signed: A.. NJ. QGizOw. ". :.
Reyes. l.. \. Dochez. II. Mashey, Max
Mocl.cr, :. Riegylnu-h.
EoR StLE-One No. 10 Extension
Buck stove, furnished complete; also
an y NJ. / wagon with coal rack,
chains. &c. Both will bc sold cheap
by applying TO W. II. Clark. augl
Mt BE SoLD.-The immense stock
Of jewe,ry. diamonds. guns. pistols.
ete.. ii K. @iauEeim's, must lie sold.
as TIC pr1pr!cturis compelled 10 close
his business and leave this place in a
shor. time. jyl
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TEE: CONCERT Essr MIGHT.


Those who attended the concert at
-, r,,r a,,., Ia. ,;.t, a,;a.o
Il rare lhus!cai tfe3l. IL was me Ner-
dirt of all present thai q more Sa.istlc-
tory ,n,crtaiuu,rn WAS uayor VII
heH>'' III any h!'"At'ti 'o"H Oh ttie
Pacific Coast. To say that the enter
tainm2nt, from frs TO la,t. WAS Il
,-r,,l onl hr;ili,ut s.,,.o..s ,.,n.ors
int an Imperfect idea oi The evenings
J.'"i ,hn,,.af.a. III P'tH.'i|te
faction of their friends aad tl,a vast
audience. We lay ~ calm IL lcinga
l'tiS!r'il critic, a saos Tor Wtiefi "citfe
uaiN s"i.N @l'e leFiofiilaiief Wo'id
if.,','s ai 'A',Iino" IA "rHs''e l"s.tt.
W ''V li.it'Nt 'iiss "teetNc SIC,
,". ii".sH, - We M no '.. @l1st
:, " -, ." IL
-. - =. =
~, ,aI,Si 81 ~ -.
- -" -" i.' h''i"N, -
- "sV,, ~ n',t5
i,t''' ~ ',;'et IN, ~
i -, HIM. $500 ~. ~
- - y" go
Tt,''''i' 'a'i' I,''s' ~ -
r>nn.hl ana ,.n>.r. nor.i5ey and
<cNcs. Miss Leven hal. vino is Il
II" ;'4lltr III cur h'1d5i' mas 4 voice o.
,sa,,; - - - ~
lead, OF halft.e yotlur men in to.,n.
Ii. AlI,AeY. Is Il bi;.n.-., has f,,H
equals. Mr.. DorcleI. ado. 4 Il vocal
= Of rara lneri has few eafiai>. Pro-
-.A. -, --l %. t-aG -.
Likewise tifs.-csiss in their respective
rairs. and ca.h contriha ed !tr-clv to
re success OF last RIGHTS entertain
f=eat. 81 i'm ALI. thc- ors,.io, was
complete satisfaction, as WA; amply At
tested bNth2 frequent rounds "i AZ
55'">t nr,ireoi " do.I ~. ' 49,, "'9 49,
tn sufferers.
NiNi'h A'--Nh'''ief V'Se q! H!i'ii-
ia9. WAS discovered Yesterday, the Ia
lpnt. John Cassidy. living IN tie old
ps.,i~ of,ico Won ~, H., To-
" ~ '
furnace. WAS formerly an engineer At
ne ~ X York. II has " >"nae days
-. ~ ,f'a' ,@o" -
care of Il physician. When the case
.:,i fully d,4elopcl the me iit4li a
te,!.;ant wa suppian el.aui The tot,n-
~ Physician giycn rllar,r of the n,an.
HaIisc. Wheibpr The rhanct of ntyi-
efa'lS vii ac' delrter.el>ly OF MOI is
Ae l." IL S:'h, u >0tA az acton i
H. .r%t - disah1 - iha
rrh.s ~ IN, I.3t:ont anj IL. ,ri.,is
Huc,s,e> rTxnrp.n- 1fs uo,ar
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LOCAL ~INTEsLlcEMSE.
Arrivals and Dc2ar lures.

ARRIVALS.
ny W. T.. ~rRirCHNRp'S STAGE LINE.
Mrs A Il Campbell MalNtts
: Emanuel Btrane
Mrs Lansing llayi's
l. Gates All Coon
DEPARTURES.
ny W. l.. P~RirCHARp'S STAGE LINE.
+ l. Colnon Mrs Patterson
\ Lowe 'sing
j " I;rogan Mrs VI Dintard
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Sa.EECE.s.

"
'e'' = iNti-
..;,,. - ."
,t5t Sr6ooi = ~ S,.ryiro nI EnI.y
IiilI ut ! p. NJ. Evening scrviyc at :
o e.ock.
Mass During the coming week
Rev. Father iiyncs will Celebrate mass
n follovs: At the Catholic Church OH
sunday. at o \. "; oil Ruby Hell.
same dav. at io:Sg 4. ~: ~ Hasnii on
Oh Tuesday. III . i. NJ: II Treasure
City, Wcunc day. a. . T.. NJ; at Ebef-
harJt on Thursday, at 8 \. u.
Nh'"o"i9t 'H'"h .seN' - t
Arnold, Pastor. Scfvica III The even
ms ~ the tourt-h"use at 100 O'Clock.
prr..yrYpt,x p.
' -
.ti'' t>tof' .tFNie zee III me morn
4iis IL II cioeN. y" evening service.
=TuEFu;on Sabbath S,l,oIl viII moot
me-.
:, ms eo". '-.i'''.e - - ~ )"
Fr.,Tcrs,- sa.,:s, ny2z, --..-
r.s rz.-s1,rs-r
SIay Te-ia. ~ sion. i. &. ii:.
EicaHc:. sui.c.
:. ,to r,oo ;,r - tho s.;i,,r,,r
~
'eftl 81 TIE SlAth "uo'G.at i'iStitc'
Court. yesterday, the following busi-
ne,, va, t-ransae.eJ:
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Notice Of the Eureka
Con, < K, and Rich
mc7d Mines.
The British Mining and
Killing Cornpany---A
New Concern.
Bullion Product, Shipments, and
Coal Receipts.

transactions occurring being chiefly
confined 70 Il few fancy CnmstocEs.
such as op!.ir. Imperial and Empire
Mil. Savage drofrc so on the 18Th,
while I~lelciler ieamed.ately recedcd to
49,. with Il strong downward ten
dency. Sutro's lectures and his ex-
hihit of the management OF the mines
to be drained y by his great here,
may have had something 10 do with
the ''touchy" state of the marke.. The
Bay papers tell lis that his lectures
have been well attended,, mostly by
anxious victims OF he tricks that are
prarticed by rings" and stock sllarps.
Eureka district stocks are a. prcScn:
weak, and have been without chance
of any note since last Monday. ON
that day the
Eureka Consolidated
Stock fell from SEQ to SEQ in the
evening board, but it subsequently
rallied and advanced to SOL ana
Sleis. ii which price it is ut present
selling. The decline was Unavoidable,
III view o; the terrible and unlocked
."r catastrophe OF the 9Th ulti.no.
This lamentab,e occurrence cn.ailei
upon that company Il loss OF lea>t Sc
t3h. if not more, when We ON 20 con-
slider the cost attached 10 the chilling
and chipping ont of tarec furnaces and
their st"ppage for Il period of Two or
tlfUc week. or perhaps LONGER. II
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general average OF SEQ III silver ana
gold, with about three per cent. OF
leiI. l@tt!a need J." sa!p 81 me Ton
molly, Tor IT, nte...5 IL Htss-"Idos it.ie
are a'ready Vel known 10 Il ilf~S
cia>S our cit..cns. The Sen"ra!&NsaN
value oi the ore j., as we bo.icNc,a.3Uo
$50 Per ton. while the first named sc-
ries will average even higher. Ihsen-
Itfpft promises 20 be IA = S#prt
tiihe one o! the most valuable cEcr III
au@ural't4 nthi~ di~iric; ANA hia ia4rto
sustain the reputation ana wisdom OF
the !dea 10 whose efforts Is creation Is
NANNY due. ihe &bpFe mines
are put into the organization for Sttn,-
tG3, t" lie pad III shares WHEN I'suod by
tie company whose total capi,aiiZt-
non, lhgiuiih- mines, NM ana york
M capital, i 70 ne 2-."'''V OF %yV,eV'.
me fo!liaaE tit'N i"ii'ea Nili iiihs
i> iaiiiieF 10 TIC ofte@e uiief 'le iitiiic
aiiis'Ale"
Tie Isr;..s., Whining a:,i Nllii.y
e,r-,yw
TT. =
'i''"l' Vi '-"'io'''' III VI
the new company, ihof ". taNlor,
vino is also AGENT fer ,he old .oaiany.
wi,h .rnEn + Nnf1,hv ~ Surerjn-
=,
tI"'lSi'' "a NIL iftNih1 i.'!5'e -
t'"''".h 'N''''t,','Vh d" -
NM St"'' ''' t'e II H. - SdoiV
'i.''i. 70 i..'ss' ~, -! tGii -
t,.idSt iVloit d"' ieC"llii.tiit' -iii'''
nj ifM 'eiisiic' dtiit Ietsisti ~ re-
ilN on ne -. l" nh cottis'lastei %,
Nmat ~, M, -, |-t"Ii,Pa"!ei
~ . o 49, ~ ~ - "' 49, olu"''
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G.I3n5s,%- sr-.,Sssuft,

I'rem wh;ea 4'artera @eoa.y supply
Of a5c viii b. oa;&iacl:&n and frem here
- lie cd aIagea.4na incline there
are several &s!l defined ere-ppes that
are eoni aIatlge,E untouched. 4rom
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: BaVRlrrlaS received Tor al the
i.s>.pru NSahi;es AMI nout!.He>;
;lso. tlr t5t >lI Francisco papers ard
-raa-lhiaes. III tie - sAcs Stationery
aua News reTo.. DID
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JUsr EECIiNrn-A conn lee stock
= hooas and SHOES. at Mugihy's, Main
street. MY
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RUBY HILL WATER WORKS.
Capaci Of Tanks Ii2.oco Gallons,
AL Now FULL.

"ATFR WILL Pc FURNISHED IN
" i,uSy Hin, in any desired quantities, ~
al seasons OF the year, at a uniform rate ana
loyerthG an can he furnished from any other
sourca. Water delivered twice daily To pri-
Vate families. miners cabins. SaiuuHs. etc.
IirEess ranging fren ga 10 50 cents apiece
VIII he SOLD at the office of tn company on
Ruby ii.l, by VI. II. Dickson. SurelintenG-
Ont. late oiuhe Virginia City Water orhs.
". 4. Iiaks,.B Proprietor.
n-.rfr
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s.,q Ei:sEc.

Is a solil mass or ore. OF Il like quail y
found higher up and along its course.
This Wine, to which we have frequent
ly before referred, is being run to the
lower lead, Al an angle Of intersection.
apr roxinla.eIv. OF 80 or Coz. along the
downward trend OF the t&ngine wall.
whose course appears 10 he southeast
and northwestern ! HoN. ar was then.
down on is catir-e 10 is objective
POM. }Of fee deep, leaving the great
ioiy of The ere 10 the West Of il. Tie
tcrtu5inou> quality OF the rock and
Ground in this quar.cr al the mine is
Mighty indicative 81 ;hc presence 81 ere
in places IIot Nct= submitted 10 the
touch OF the miner. and tap geological
formation Il dis aai otner i0ctli,ieS
embraced Within the X * ground i il
cuiYe keeping w;th no. only the SEQ
lu-icai hu, aa>O tie u.ngrG.o2icHl III
tributes q ItulN Hi. Thee lae.S are
VVrY SUGGESTIVE ou@..aI they ngoNcso
oUf HiaG, - 3,l+t. ta}t III Hrts future
VIII NiEi,e5:a lie tru,h II relation 20
all We have tiaU> az nj ami written
Of ,#.e !. l. mine. The or bottle. too.
in he Immediate NS5;7-e etitae main
"i'ass md = the Westward Of l. ar
still capable Of >;.iilnI largely when
The demand Wi. J. made upon item.
lie ground i a!5o iooNiaE 0c.iaround
fisn
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NU-uNiEu.- Il. Lee ha, re>umet.
ln,.no,s a italy I.ii. and i now lie
eyA.aS eoaa,aat supplies OF >;,lle
GoolS. He lats made tlrse additions
Ia Lis a.orc, and his Stock Of miners
s'Ir'lica aud General ,nugcasndi,e can
IL. se aUrl.;s 81. jct,
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whose mines we will have something
To say ere the close of this article. ON
Tuesday lasi. being {! Q first time in
five Ncsks, We pad u dying ~. 70
lsHty I'LL and descended the main
SI:.!s Of
Tie K -1iac,
And we're greelb1v astonishei a. the
amount of work done and also with
the cxtcn and character OF the dcvcl-
opmeuts that have been carried out
since the period of oEr last inspection
Of IL. This we found TO he especially
the case ut the southeastern c~Xtrenity
of HE workings on
The aceoa.; level.
Where the explorations have been
pushed forward with energy 20 the
soath and ives; and also to the north
westward, exposing large bodies OF
rich carbonate and yalcnl ores. ~
this point there is Il large orc chamber
opened, which embraces the entire OK
tenn OF the ere body. who@c dimCn-
ions at this point can not be less than
30 feet in Il lateral direction and Of an
indefinite extent IN Il LONGITUDINAL and
vertical course. There are az present
from three To 1ix sciS high oi ten hE
twelve tituhers i'll place, occupying
from each other Il uniform distance q
six and u half lvet. which rtnleTs the
ground as sycl.:e As il is possible Tor
timber and skill - make il. Stopping
ard brcaSting have becn largely
pushed forward through ore - the
south towards the |Aiareelina last in
cline, where The ore is found in solo
masses and also 10 The west aions the
* X lines, where i is found 10 he t !lal-
~ rich and abundant. The bottom Of
the aforesaid chamber, which extends
to
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CALL 1t Ike rhlip's for Il sherry
ephhier, whisky punch, or any fancy
inks, and Az elegant lunch. i'll
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-. FaliaatN PAYS The L5sass,
- a,rsereHs-!.an furniture.
IN bay aa1>.
p. hays al kuaos o: secondhand
hau~,i..lJ "oois.
>'rt vii sen any,a.ns Yea have At
au9ftn. UaN-atf
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EoR ~StLE-Cnc No. 10 Extension
Buck stove, furnished complete; also
an y NJ. | wagon with coal rack,
chains. &c. Both will lie sold cheap
by applying TO W. III. Clark. augl
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NU-T BIZ S0fD.-The immense stock
Of ]jewe,ry, diamonds. guns, pistols.
ete.. ii II. @ianheim's, must lie sold.
as the proprietor j. compelled 10 close
his business and leave this place in u
shor. time. iv1
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FlCrUREs.-rhotographic views Of
the X X HOSTING works. Eureka. and
al the furnaces, for sale at the City
bFts.r Store j27
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For 4 complete assortment of TIM
ware. parlor and cooking stoves. or
any article in the hardware line. 90 10
Maupin & Cromcr's. IL
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Toe, = hiei las heretofore been s~eli.ae
a less than ola-ha!f !. waite. viii
10Y oon cN!iihi, soIne signs Of ANNA
,ion and come 10 be eagerly sought for
hv dealers aad iohi,Crs - Il s.tie and
rcmuHcri'ive Investment. Every
thing lupks horeiai for tie X Il. NOW
that the conlptoX Will have the hand
ling AMI shipping oi lis oWn bullion.
In the carly part ofihc week under re
VigH Ne visited many OF the leading
mines o. the district. and al-o FIX
tended our ptreeiina:ions To The al
Joining district Of SScr.: Canyon. ii
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GEo"KEET.-The largest assor:mcn:
81 cruckery ware in town can he found
II sam. t.Iic1man'S, on Main stroet. L:
prices lower than the lowest. apl-tf
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90 10 Dun,;el & Cc.'s for gents and
BOY fashionable dress and diagonal
suits. myl1
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ployed unload will be paid only cents an hour
the price which the Company intend to the stand
The steamship Wisconsin Of the Williams & Guion line
arrived yesterday, but the work Of dscharng will not
be begun until this morning. she Will sail until mex
Tuesday. sufficient numoer OF men a, 30 cents an
have been engaged TO do the work required on the
vessels OF the company. large number OF
men engaged yesterday upon the vessels OF the White
Star Ue and toward night the applicants for places
away The steamer Baltic was discharged Yesterday
afternoon and the work OF loading was begun the
Gleic was also being discharged with celerlty The
crowd OF strikers In front OF the dock became demon
stIave Mt times, but up to D. m collision had oc
Cured. The Old Dominion line employed all the men
they needed nc 80 cents an our' and were not emDar
rassed for help
The trouble at Pier No. 40, East River, which was e1
peced TO arise In consequence OF 1.-THE sevedore OF the
steamship ennas refusing TO pay more than 80
per hour was avoided yesterday by tho terms OF the
'lOngshOrenen being agreed 10. The prices demanded
by the society men being paid, the work OF unloading
was begun early yesterday morning and continued
throughout the day without either disturbance or inter
ruption. AT Per No Is, East River, the Ongshoremen
still "locked OUT the crew OF tine Arragon being all
employed In unloading the steamship The work pro-
ceeded steadily. aud ~ some extent satisfactorily Be
fore 3,p. IN. the steamship company declared them
ready 10 receive freight, and, very soon afer
portion OF the crew busily employed jn Shaving
away outward-bouud freight, the remainder being sl
forward and sarter holds Messrs Morgan A. Sans as
serted THE TRIBUNE reporter that the Arragon would
the oostnacy Of the oOgshoreHrasyS.
Tne company bad intended have set work yesteI-
day number OF Italian abOrers and tins fact having
been circulated amoug the 'longshOrcmen large mum,
Der gathered at Maidenlane ana southst where they
remaned during the greater part of the afternoon "A
the Italians did not appear on the disturbance
occurred and after waiting three or four hours several
OF the men dispersed Capt. Cherry, with large force
of police was present during the day the pier and
the officers placed In such positions that In few
seconds they could DO either to clear the
The at the various piers on tho Brooklyn side OF
the river n rosSIe vas aptcinss regalaty
those persons who had the employment OF the uisn
Al tho Jsnersoa Market FSlies Court yesterday, o
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18
FINAL ISSUE OF A FATAL BRAwL-

John Hoffnagle, a young man OF abou. 20
wears OF age was tried and convicted before Judge
Barrett In the Court OF Oyer aud Termuer yesterday,
for mansaughter in the fourth degree In the killing Of
John Hass the night OF March a. 1874 in Nnth-ave,
between seventieth and seventy.hrssts. Toe testi-
mony for the prosecution showed that the prisoner
father keeps saloon at the corner OF Niltns'e sha
Seyentieth-st. There dance gwen Ia the Saloon
the night OF the homicide, and many OF the young cp
including the prisoner, became intoxicated Ihe p,y
oner and Hass got into an alteration, dnrios . w
angry words exchanged Hass started 70 ~ ss
Tn prisoner followed him. and returned very soon VIZ
the remark that he had killed Hass The next % "a
the body of Hass found ylag ON Nnthsse ms hay
skull fractured and other marks Of violence Oh u.
Can't McIyaines testimony against the prsone' ,es
the effect that when the prisoner was tsssn oi the
station. house he ut fret denied oil knoweuko VI ~
trapsnctiou but subsequently, admitted that ne naa
Iuarreed with Hass aud had struck him two OK
tmea on the head with DIST The witness aee ascs
him of usug some weapon and he did not exsc.y aea
i The Jury found bn galy. and he wal 20 sensou'ss
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