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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
A CHINAMAN WHO is CALLED A MUTINEER.

According to Capt. n Guptill, the following
il the correct OF the sabbng aray on board Oh
the brig Thomas owen:
As the brig was off the Delaware Bay, on the evening
of May 90 a dispute between Sidney Baldwln one
the sailors and John Arwo, Chinaman, employer as
cook The quarrel was Immediately stopped by the mate,
and Arwo then went to his declaring, IN great
rage that he would Jump overheard and drown himself
a few minutes he attempted To 60 forward, but was
ordered back by the mate anu everything was quiet I'M
ill about O'Clock the next morning when Baldwin was
relieved from the wheel to get his coffee; AS
he was going 10 the galley ArwO said 10
him. Come here have account to settle with YOU
Baldwin replied. Here am; you can have me-, ana
passed on. Upon returning 10 the wheel Arwo met nm
and said " You --, | have got yOu now, at the
same time striking him the left arm with dagger.
Baldwin then caught Arwo by the throat, threw hln,
and fell upon him. As they fell. Baldwin received Sc
we're wound the leg After they down, says the
captain, Arwo drove his dagger into Baldwins right
side and jabbed IL twice"
The Thomas owen reached this port on Sunday even
ing, when ArwO was locked up in LudOw-st. Jail He
brought yesterday. before Commissioner Shields,
who committed him for examination In default of 5000
bail Capt. Gup there is scarcely word OF truth
in the previously published accounts vi this aATdy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Essex Market Police Court Philip Allen
vas committed ye-erlay for stealing los lrom uqo Nathan
Fl l. Bachelor. Of No. Il Bower
Thomas Hogan and Michael D1tly, charged with
yhisk, ud h
YESTERDAY IN bail each by COnls,i oh- Al
also begun in the United District the orf. o e
Peter Mntyre No. ~ Chshau-s CHI gel With lng
in lottery paying the SPECIAL bell % Oj bal
By Commissioner Osborne.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Justice
Hogan committed Patrick sheridan OF Naisol Tor as
watch worth William Cl0Ae,7 pi No i1 rlrt
Dusne 3J Pntons, WIN. Stevenson % NJ ' ~on jacob
Omaeht loo FuItons George eyen OF Nos q and ~ Nassau
snd Thomas Of No. las Fa0l hr. 10 bail Tor 1
llting the Excise Law by selling liquor on SCn-t7.
The June Term of the Court Of General Sessions
opened yeseuay before Recorder HacA TIE ir l,...
Tuns TTrl per pleaded GUILTY 90 eczls iFol Toe eso',
Ice
John Lang rrspecnye 10 ami H. stealth, Jtl
Hay Roman Catholic Palm and
Walter Colclough pleaded guilty stealing harness, a-i
oilrr aricle p0spIlel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
CIVIL. NnrEl

Judge Woodruff appointed, yesterday, the
Central National Bank the depository OF all moneys paid
into the United States Circuit Court fOr Tie southern
District OF New-YOrk
The suit of Joseph r. Stuyyesant against
Sarah Z. Browning in which the paatG sccha Go set
aside the will of Mr. SuyveSant, the father on the
ground OF undue influence and INSANITY was resumed
yesterday.
Judges Ingraham and Cardozo, sitting in the
Supreme Court, General Term. affirmed yesterday the
order declaring Hugh j. Brnkley OF Memphis, Tenn. in
contempt of Court Tor failing to pay amuIy ana cou-
sci fees in the suit brought for limited divorce by his
alleged WIFE, Elizabeth Brinkley.
In the United States District Court, yester
day the matter of the bankruptcy OF the Alabama aud
Chattanooga Railroad Company motion was made Tor
withdraw general notice of appearance TO en-
able the Railroad Company put in to the jurs
dction of the Court, the ground that the Company
foreign corporation existing under the laws or Aa-
bama. Judge Blatchford granted the notion and D;-
dered reference 10 ascertain whether the Alabama nd
Chattanooga Railroad Company Carries Oh business III
this state,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06

TIE MANITOBA MUTINY CAsE-THE ExAMINA-
TION CLOSED.
At the resumption, yesterday, OF the examl-
nation Of the Manitoba mutneers, the following testl-
mony was taken:
John Mcdonald testified sgh. the Manitoba. the sr,.
oM. oo1's compel The captain s5I"ns S rss
the morning and working until half past the eVeons no
t tsa ' refuse. made s TS'' s'a Watch and shea
,. be bad , com. ONE, 70 s,r s1's b. 1s
about She. 3 him that be wanted sn s sU% ts
from i which P' Ty the p captain s.Es you
Ike he Grey 'a Ye. ss have tie s.p', sR o
them m, work. ss Ssn , sSi started to . g.
soss let I'd them below the ssps an
p. n captain %1"'e: ,1
aaa 60 to %' work. Si1' Shea fspta 1 he
going E watch aud watch Can asked the '1 a. how b T s9p
ss o%. work aos Ss . .a'' they ss1 ps P
and 'H (. Ss ms" Ss. 'Rf Ii. he Sa s''H is The
P standing the fore h and DID not bs sI ,O1. b ""t b ne
omn. Welsh told The 70 hnI he man Up to u tn; smS 0 no
turned Cam with brass tnucEes this was the Srs,
T 1 o T gG 'i T g be s' s heard one shot
hold captain and struck him on the head with marn
ss a." W Ge took we f PS struck the ' captain With
beaugn the captain pulled belayngpn from The rail and 'tuc
vas going to WORK ami ,sted him ofthe going TO
would d not think there would be any ny, trouble Of H.
told the TO tell the captain to give the men some auaan
the captain watch when the captain drew MS
pistol for firing IT. knocked ~ out o.
ls hand bcaus would kill Of the meDonam
Shea sfe the
gith marnspke the captain Trying " o"O
bis pistol when took IL from him
Robert Weh testified: the captain fired he wounded shea IN
the head al the time of the difficulty had been kept three days IN
after Shea wounded be struck the captain The puI
hi. knocked ont OF his hand because was
sir. be would blow knocked the pistol from t
captains hanls with behaving pin. II, ,
Thomas Wood was then worn testimony coobOad that Of
the other witnesses.
Charles Carr testified: Amer struck with the bras
kuuckles drew only self defenei stabbed the
mate when he striking don't know hoS many times
stabbed him. 49,,
Capt Durkee recalled by the prosecution and test
fled follows:
dd not FIRE until bad been struck three times, was
pulling pocket Of accidentally tbs was De
fore lad the rushing toward ne there Is
nothing In ms former testimony that wish To correct
The examination closed Decision reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
THE THIRD RAILROAD TO THE PACIFIC
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC ELECTROMAGNETIC
OF THE wORK-wAGEs OF CHISAMEN.

THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC ELECTROMAGNETIC
or THE wORK-wAGEs OF CHINAMEN.
GnRoY, Cal, May 15.-Railroads hnger far
behind civilization on this side Of the mountains. The
Kansas Pacific the Union Pacific and numerous branches
of these vast trunk lines traverse forests and prares for
hundreds OF miles Here when railroad is projected
there must be ourishing line OF villages 10 tempt CAPT
tal from It's ordinary business routes The Southern
Pacific Road through Santa Clara Valley, inter
sects a country as rich the Mohawk Valley, and
quite ar well settled. Land here cannot be bought at
loss than 500 an acre and sells high 800 This val
lev il the garden Of California and supplies the coast
with the finest vegetable products OF which the Cont
mont can boast Since the first Of April lettuce, green
meas and strawberries have been sent to market in
abundance and there Is cessation In the quantity
onaiitv Of the produce til late in the Fall The railroad
NOW budinp will make the country the richest and most
desirable in the world The first section OF the Southern
pacinc Road is already in operation from san Francisco
"a CiIrov distance Of 50 miles. To meet the reqnre
,ncpts of the charter miles more must be competed
before the Let July next There are now AT "ork "o
Cbina1neu half that number Of horses, ana countless
mules, pushing operations with determined energy pc
ics the number OF workmen is augmented daiy Wy ne
arrival Of squads Of 80 The managers express
confidence In their ability TO complete the "Ork III ho
stimulated time aud contracts made upon ha' uhuet
standing.
The road will probably present the best specimen oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
THE YEw-YoRA EAR DIsPENsARY.

The opening of this institution at No. 90
West Thirty fst marks in the progress of our
New York charities being first of the kind excu
svey devoted 70 the treatment of diseases of the
While the eye became prominent speciality less than
quarter of a century the until quite recently,
has occupied place OF secondary importance Now IL
ranks abroad with other and older special subjects In
establishing this dispensary the trustees feel that they
have only taken step which has long been needed The
the have relation anatomical connection
with each other and separate treatment Is better for
both scientifically and also more desrab lie Tor the
poor who flock such numbers to dispensares. The
Institution is under the management OF trustees or
standing and character The Consulting Board IL com
posed prominent medical men, and the surgeon In
charge has made the ear special study These facts
are guarantee Of success, and should insure for such
charitable institution its due share Of that largehearted
benehccnCe for which Ncw-YOrk Is noted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
nECISfNNs-Ir,Nr Z

Common Pkas-Special Ierm-By Judge J. +. DAY.
Adar sgt Ogian-Moion gnte. Leslie AIT Naturalization
denied Gotisb lgt Iszrr.-Defrndint nnrd So.
Marine COurt-Pdrt by Judge Curtis.-Ber-
mi Ilaui.-Seted
PqTi LIB Judge Alkevln Orleu. agt Lagr.s msei d.
default Syckr ag The Eureka Rubber CoD.cJutnuet
lib Judge Tracy-Nobe ag h~lmll. slut5 al agi
Nauuan.-Dsmissed.
United States District COurt-In BCHi1UpiE.-By
Judge Bschiori-Jmes H. Clark jr Assignee &c. g. Adan lse-
a-In this there must be decree tue plaintiff for tie
property The Is by the bill Of sal Of May 1852 aud
Tor paid them that da; AMI for the value of the
referred Feb b. 1903 beyond she
paid ia redemption OF the amc b. The l tp te parties wish
the pledged There must b. ccuutu g respect
before Master the parties % tue
The defendant. will be charged witt the q & suit IN
sll other respects the prayer of the bill Is denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
SHIPPING LNTELLIGENCE

PORT OF NEW YORK .........................JUSE S.
Steamship Brapni, Cr, McGelsa Glasgow Henderson
steamship Fannie fgato N. PhAd &iPllslDb,
Steamship Chesapeake Johnson Portland .
Ban Ethel BLjiIughes Gloucester Eng, Arke TUFTS .
BAH Ftannl (, jansen Queenstown, Weud Teens Book
BARK Elizabeth No) Knudsen eyc RussaD Fqncb Eiye Co.
Barr Iumbesund (Sor) Nelson Stettin, Funch, Eiye Co
Bark Jas r. lloIbroos leay, konigoerg Brett son Co.
Blra Sa,dover, iochkis. Barbados II. TrOw6rdgos Sous
H Hs S F. Gc Frazier New ofc.as il Brighton
Big Glare Jgas SCCRG1 ha .1c N HS' o mGGs50n
@ Mar GS :1 L'i Bsai P4 Ms Loud Co. 70
steamship VIM P clyde City Point and Norfolk
steamship MeHeo Tmerman vera Cruz MAY 9' via Havana
Shin poc6c Foss Gaggow April q with mdse VIM Nelson, U
Took the northern passage and had fresh westerly gales up to Cape
ashore Ra Hampton L. an'go of ih lost one anchor aud
t y % (yorJ Brunseaad Cars % days with railroad
order vessel TO Fanch Edge Co. d western winds the entire
B,Tt I, Br5sn Of and day, sidney C. b., With coal and
pas to Suaine Son Had bead winds With continuation OF
SeS Helen augusta Wells, Corpus Christi q days sh hides and
vol To H. Bower vessel to master Had fne weather Was days
ScLf Ca sawyer Savannah days Bridgeport with lumber to
seb Csstner Robinson Cedar Key; fi 70 day.; WITH
cellar to T. Fahr; vessel Evans Ball Co. Had light southwest
voc Sow gIu Ssaa norton Bueksyie c. 6days With lumber
r. T.. Bucl : Coz vessel to j. V. lla'lland
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy June sAryd steamships Ge9se ApSd nom baltimore
SgYk barb Mar Mckee Sagua sch Commerce from lurk
ls,.d. NJ
n 8osroS June 5Aei ship Blackwell from Liverpool Beo"
sI Golden Fleece. from NeU-iork. . M Al -,
,lvax n s. jane 5he lnman steamship City Of Dublin from
Ii,erpoo arrived this morning.
FOREIGN PORTS. .
oypoS lime hThe Hamburg steamship 6er ana 'sp
b.ch nom Ncu.Nork oachoi at Plymouth yesterday Suu
proceeded for Hamburg. . O.. 49,. 49,,
Iospoy June 5-he uon steamship Nevada capt Green nom
N,w.iork MAY q touched Queenstown yestera AMI fu "
Liverpool ,. -. A..
OrssSrov June &Ariyei steamship kln Lagou tom New
lorA 10, Liverpool and proceeded.
WHALEHS.
Erv.Bfpfoap June 5Au'e Juus tark yohn u "es N1l o
,.t.r Indian OCEAN g. Helena April %. with 40 bs sperm V
a. I'm on 40 Utmal4l 800 tb whale 3D. pnd $500 10 none ''
l.t oil th yo.lse Oh uhl slou ll hht "hi 80" HDl 'V Z"
lou, ia .u gat tll. Whole ~ irUlA hfrA Drsdh'a
LIOr LQttsi Sh,D AerS see run Fdge'l
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY. JuNE 6.

TUESDAY. JUNE 6
Mails Europe Plymouth and Hamburg steamship Wesphaha
Tlifl HOb0kCn close at tie POstOe 1t II 20
a station 4 l:lO m; D. 1880 steamship sails At
supplementary M paid Letters only made up the Pier az
Iiodoktu. aud close 40 l:l0 H.
WEDNESDAY. JUSE :.
Mail. Europe Queenstown and Liverpool, steamship
Minnesota FROM Pier n. r., close PostOhce at
Station 75 m. 6th d 7:ij 9th No Supplementary
NAH steamship sails at $3.50 a. m go,
Mails Honolulu. Australia and NeTZesand viii be sent from san
Francesca on the 2 OF June All Mail be prepaid
letters 10 cents Der half ounce pae each: books Sc cents
pei Mars all via Francisco and mailn New York
about MAJ TO- 81, -,
IAN deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
The corner.stone of the new Roman CATH

Ollie Church Of st. Thomas laid at Cornwall, Orange
CO.. n Y, last Sunday, with the usual cercmonials by
Bishop Mcquaid assisted by the Rey. Mr.. Keogh, the
pastor. the Rev. Sir. DOmclly, and the Rev. Messrs
BriOldy Prendergast OF Newburgh. The new build
ing be feet in width by IS feet In length and Is TO
have spire 40 feet in hight The entire will be
$1,000 The efforts OF the Rev. Mr. KeOgh, the pastor
have been mainly instrumental In building up the con
grpRltiOu
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ALMANAC

MINIATURE almanac
Sun ria-, 4.29 sun sets ..... Moon rses....lO
Sandy Hook IOI7 Cows Island :Ol Hell Gate ........2O
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NATIONAL LINE.

STEAM 70 LIVERPOOL AND QuEENsloNN
Prom Pisf No a. North River - 10.
Nihninia WRnNEsDAY, June H. ~ p
tiSi vrril Gyi~. SATURDAY. June u At p N
p,..,g 10 liverpool Queenstown Cabin % ul 80
ti pr.n,d St..,v, cket. nom Liverpool VHf'i""' ]
derry Gasgow &c currencf -, r,o. OLE No % Br,.s
For mfher pAr'sua'' 'FPF r. ". j. nRSr. As~-~~A
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COURT CALESDAaS-THs DAY.

-. .Worye sgi Ilealey.
rs. HYATT agt. Hyatt.
GO. Hyatt agi. HYATT
li5. Brett agt. The First Uliyerss.
list.
l5J. N. y. Mail Steamship Com.
pany agt Riger OF Neil.
l55. In the matter OF the applica-
ton.
lj6. In the matter VI the apphcs-
ton Of Veile
GENERAL TERa-lSGRAHAN. +.
Opens al
lO5. Halfway agt. Wehrsamp.
100. .Coggill agt. MeAloney.
lO1 Winter AT. Roberts.
l08. Patterson agt Baker
100. SAME agt Same.
SPECIAL TEKs.-SCTHEEfAND
CmCuIr-PART l-BRADY, .
J53. llecssber agt Ba--.
.ki9. Van Nostrand agt. o Brien.
B9. .Iloyt sgt Sprague.
AZ & 0nkhug rgt. Shepherd.
lOJl Clancy 1gt- Byrue.
IS. .Corbctt agi. Lew.
%. Chapman agi. l.. |. r. X. CO.
lBl BOnney agt. Maxwell.
1855. Van Buren agt. Hastings.
l9l Taylor agt OConnOr
1917. Waterbury agt. The HUDSON
Gsslight Co.
PARr ll.-VAS BKUN
10. Ball sgi. Hudson River Rail.
road Go.
288i Lawrence AT. Maxwell.
e0( Casanova agt. De Vale.
lO74. Walsh. err. sc. agt. Sexton
q. AcMilleu sgt Knox
-. Cooke sgt The Seventh Ward
National Bank.
Isl Oddie sgt. Goodyear
40. Bailey, rec'r, Sc, agt Raih'
bun.
lBi stewart agt. PheniH Fire lns
Go. OF Brooklyn.
6l6 Hoffman agi Wagner.
SUPERIOR CouBr-PAKT L.
3Ol Roe agt. Stevens.
1853 Livingston agt keech.
1853. .ilsdden agt Moore.
~. .COIson agt. q Bhcn
b1g. The Nassau Bank agt. Good
man.
rs Barber agi. O'Brien.
III. Moms AT. LIST
b5J..seif at Moore.
PART lI-BARnOuR,
az. .Nister AT. Mlitbews.
tli. Herbert sgi. PelL
tSl. LombariO sgt. Parks
$40 Murphf AIT International
lns. Go.
2GO. .Stsyrn agt. shaw.
llU Blake at The Western
Cuion Tel Go.
q. simon at moses
SrFstAL fERW-MoNEi
~. Nnghts
MAINE CouRr-THihL TkKa.
''sli OBrrn AT DoHphue
AlBi Dfoliu agt Norlrn.
t0l1. Collins agt Mover
aJhi .schult, ct Schmidt
5.lj Steven AT kuue.
500, .hruns lgi Bang.
Siil. .Ntssart at Day
$50. .Tighe az Pas
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miscellaneous.

brushes of EVERY DESCRIPTION at No
ID 335 Pearst Hsrpers Building " Y. Al articles 'le oest
fscorg prices. JOIN HOrPhL
GOOD AGENCY WANTED for DENVER in
~ goods suited the Of Plumber Painter and Doratot
good reference JOHN H. LEAH LanreneeL. beaver, Col
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A. ]. BfEs cKER Anctioneef
RECEIVER's SALE.
~ By order oithe Court Of Common Pleas
JAS. H. SLIPPER, esq, R,oeveL
an MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
an made " order for geneman family, and splendid c0n ton.
"a o = BLhECKER SON Co. viii s az auction FRIDAY Jurs
~ II m ~ No. ~ Park southeast forteh
- household furniture 9f private family al ane Oner
Pns rosewood and black walnut pao duugr1jm and bed room
De's'eas sprng and hair mattresses feather be- boil
' BI~s sI'enoa 9aing tea and earl tables gis cabinets
Brussels and velvet carpets. Catalogues Office of RI PRcKRR
son s. Co., a. Ceisr-st ~ - DN''"N"'
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90 Uhom II man Concern

OWNERS WANTED BY THE PROPERTY
~ CLERK 900 MUbeuy-st the following arcies
eqsody Silver Waeh keyoVe Rope Napkin Rings Trunk, Bags
Clothing Money Sc 2 Room -
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professional Notifies.

A l.. STEPHENSON, VI. d., Homeopathic
IN. Physician Surgeon, 258 West Tweltyihrsi
general and SPECIAL diseases throat aud G4s tb,
gical cases, SC.
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THE COURTS.

THE MANITOBA MUTINY CAsE-THE EXAMINA-
TION CLOSED.
At the resumption, yesterday, OF the examl-
nation OF the Manitoba mutlneers, the following est
moi takp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06

FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. -
The steamship HANSA Capt Bnekensein viii sal 90 ny
DAY June Pier foot Thrst Hoooken to
be followed by
RATES or PASSAGE TO LONDON HAyRE AND BREMEN;
(PAy,BLg GOLD, ITs EQUIVALENT IN cUkhsN' y,
gust ,soI. - '''''''''''''''
Second cabin.
10 sigbt ar ns,s,ge ,pply TO OELRICHS Co. Agents,
''''','' o. Broads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06

ErvBfpioap June 5Au'e Jaus lark John y West N19 o
Iu an Ocean. Ila,nt April %, Wn go uns Sperm w
al r1 IN 40 Hcma go tb,. whale 3D. aui $500 10 h'e ~
lo ou ia yo.lsc Oh bb sperm, ll3 bht "hh 30" HH' WV" !"
$50 hli Whale , ifum hffA Drta'm"ia
IOT LQt,si ShtD NejrS run Fdge.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. .,
~ THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC C0APANi'h NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRB CALM"
AT BREST a, II
from Pier No River follows. .... q,
WILLIE DE- PARIS. .SunnOut. SAT- kpAi June -
PEREIRE Danre
...Ro
ST LAURENT Lena RDAf ~
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-03-08

SEC. 7. The election to decide for or
against the adoption of the new Constiuu-
tion shall be conducted as the general cleo
tions of this Commonwealth are now by law
conducted and it shall be the duty of the
return judges of the respective counties, first
having ascertained the number of votes Civ
en- for and against the new Constitution, to
make out duplicate returns thereof, expires
sed in words at length, one of which returns
SO made shall be filed in the Office OF the
prothonotary of the proper county, and the
other sealed and directed to the Secretary
of the Commonwealth, which said returns
shall be opened, counted and published as
the returns for Governor are now by law
counted ard published and when the num-
Der of votes given for and against the revis-
cd Constitution shall have been summed up
and ascertained, and the duplicate copies
thereof delivered to the proper officers, the
Governor shall declare by proclamation the
result oc the election, and if majority Of
the votes polled shall be tor the revised
Constitution, it shall thenceforth be the
Constitution of this Commonwealth.
SEC. s. The delegates TO the said con-
vention shall be entitled to receive five dol
lars per day for the time occupied in the re-
vision of the Constitution, and the same
mileage as the members of the LEGISLATURE
are now by law entitled to which together
with the pay of the officers of the conven-
ton, and the expenses of reporting and pub
fishing the proceedings of the convention
shall be paid by the State Treasurer on the
warrant of the presiding officer ct the con
ventlOn.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-03-08

The dircctest way of ameliorating the con-
dition of the world is indirect. The true
phIanthropist shows his love for men by
keeping his hands off, Wise charity lets
alone A little more of that homely, old
fashioned virtue of minding ones own bu-
sipess would save society, as well as individ-
uals, from untold miseries, aid reduce the
number of misery maters.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-03-08

Madam, the lawyer demanded, what
sort of conduct have you pursued through
life that should subject you to the suspicion,
of this outrage upon the PLAINTIFF She
answered ''Impudence, which has been
the making of you, has caused my ruin. y
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-03-08

What is the greatest feat, in the eating
way, ever known? That recorded of man
who commenced by bolting a door, after
which he threw up window, and then sat
down-and swallowed whole story