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JUSTICE BRADLEY.

The aran with tho Great Deciding Vote Re-
plies to Tho Charges Of tho New York sun,
Sptcfas D*patch to 7ns Tf::1nn<.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Sept. 5.-Justicc Bradley,
Of tho Supreme Court, l,as addressed the foltow-
tnE LITTER to tho editor Ut the Newark IN. j.
-idtrfiistr:
s1ows. X: Sent: s.-Edltor Of tas A!r<rti.tr:
fpcrrciyc that the New York Sun has reiterated lts
ns It. fi aen Reeo, IN "'f t Pees e,a
y 1sss to nsns s s ns p9esens e
voto In con'eoue,,co ,of pressure bF"ur Ut 10
bsat nron ms bY Rcp,i'!iesn |otlf.ns sn afa r..
raul,tlca my housc during thu evening. Thls.
telcve, t. The important point o! the Charge.
ys ss II e sSsst i Il e y
qucncc. md " NJ concern t" anybody, II the
fs. 2ap d Thih \, at;,.ss ans, sass We; wnsas ,s fl. IT.
SANDER wu* .phtllsied sumo time :atnee,'
ab:ara to ncei reiuta.ioa; but. ~ Il u eategor.
icaly repeated. perhaps ought y notlco II; Tho
same story as'oat carriages Of leading Republicans
ID IN Warrington at tic time, AMI came to tho car,
r. MY family oniy tn !aIse smile Of contempt.
called at at ny , iou.o tsst evening aul daslns to
whutc sitting Of t!.e co1nmEt*lon had no private
discussion whatever oi The subjects A. '.:ns With
seduoi.ly sought 10 avoid i! discussion oat:lae
kuG &0ukh1sbluH ksc!t. ITO AllcfRl1uH lHA@
Field 10 entirely u,,truo. / read no opinion 10
ritlor Of them. and hasp no recollection of cx.
pressing any. II did, 1t cnnltl un1y have been
snE.,csttYcfy, or IN hypothetical nanneF. mud
not intended ns comnittal VI my Gnal Judgment
tance, ard to Of much l!teutty anil cmbnrtasn.
mont. earnestly enaoav1Etd to cnn,u TO
rlght decision, FREQ from a1l political Or
other cxtfatlcons constdetau0nt. In my private
examination Of tbs principal question (a0ont goinR
bs.lna the fetn,asl ! wEote NJ! 5swrp,e tbs a.su.
occurred 10 mr.. eon,et!u,es being inclined 10 ono
view Of thu sn6jcct nud sometimes to the other.
But finally, It thtuw nsEdo thcte ucubrations, and,
~ you !lavo ri9Atly statea. wsptc. out the
sasc auling the sitting. of. thu coa,ml.sion.
Tits opinion EXPRESSES tho honrst conclusion to
Which had arrived, and which, after full con-
alcEatlon Ut the whole subject, seemed to INC tho
only satisfactory solution of the question, uut
may add that,hn nose have reheetsd on 1t since
| At al events, 1t was :he sesnlt Of ny
| out nny suggestions from any quarter except
| tho arguments udtuccd By counsel on tho public
discussion and BY tncmbcrs Of tho Commission In
contained In recent article published In peDMl
ncnt periodical bY noted politician, implying I'll It
tho cnsc wut decided in consequences Of political
! conspiracy, can only eAT fund from the peculiar
position occupied on tito Commission ] nm Ab1o
ien.t 70 tar ~ ths action Of tho Cun,tn.ann Itself
WIS concerned. In thut a.ticlu tho writer couples
my naHu with the natnea Of thOao whom lsa tnE-
! poBrs obnoxious to public ollu,u. The decenc,rs
Of puhc cxprcstlon. 1t nothing inorr. might we'll
ha.e Acter,el ~ nbio writer from making per-
"''' '00"''u' '0u''' 'e'pJso.1ant Jo.srMt. na.p1xr.
, 1877-09-06
carry earth only, and would reject my foreign
substancc. Near thu surfn*e several bone
needles. rfpces nj flint,

carry earth only, and would reject my foreign
substance. Near thu surfa*e several bone
needles, pieces nj flint,
AnD 1NrERFEcf ARHhWncADB,
picccA Of tecr. .bonrH. and hone ehe1 Is wcye dis
covered. One IT the shells Wis perfect.
Although tte Tones presented M evidence Of
having been subjected to tllr actton uf fire., there
WA .tllcr and uteslRbfe evidence that ex-
treme hrat hail brcn maintained en The fn1,inl,
probably after the ittersneht VI the holy found
on tho t.r1.t, level 1T Il '1entli u at'nt three
feet waa considerable amount Of charcoal ex-
tending on III ns,nt that level over thu Ercntcr
1.art VI thr nrpunu, aul more marked near thu
centre. l,ulow th!s deposit the Garth wq> aaei
~ II by l,g-@ont huctt trc, and there WAS also
considerable deposit Of white ashes. 4
sF CIV" In u co p'sssa saa of pss5y sos1s: ea9 a!f
we're cos1cctcd. Some Of these pieres were, II
was Eurtnlsetl. from the neck Ut buttIe or
KuIr!, tile largest one having turu-dOun edge
similar TO the ordinary easthenware jar Of the
prcfcnt day.
The discoveries hare created great interest in
this sttton. and already there ia talk Of the
formation of ar Archaeological 2Wtcty Of Kane
coan',: lh's 'ctssahte end may posAbiy MT
t,e reache;l tust yct, hut tho explorations will
ut he let sleop. md the REMAINING tnuuMls will
hare Thorough ove:haain-. Mr. Ferson iii.
tends next week to cart awAy
TIE SECOND LARGE ONE.
removing It entirely, and II ordinary care Ia
used sn1ne valuable spccfrens will no doubt be
ttninct Tho trouble lit these tn*es Is that tho
nen employed care more for lis1ny their Wagons
than for the boaes oil no ahorvincs. thcirlousc-
hull furniture and effects. Larrs and pe.,atcs.
III addition to these there are five oth*r nolislds,
abuut half way between Geneva ntlJ this town,
IN thu Gust aide of tie river, and only short
ttttsa1lce from the st. Charles road. On the
Wheeler Farm, north Of Fursons place, Is Il
1nrgc mound, Into wlel4 tho Whccicrs dug
twenty yeats axo, 1lncartntng quantity ut
l"'ncs md skulls. On the Joy, estate, mkt to
this, tllcru nsc other mounds, anh ecrcral
hundred Hint arrow and spar llcada
haze bccn found In tho ncighhorf'oul, ou!r TO
!'s thrown away ngain by the cuIctcas hogs or
Indifferent uiults f,to whose isamls they hail
fallen. The Whole rlver hank from Elgln to
batavia " rich tn these monuments Ut The past,
nt,tl sonc decided effort slIIuld BE- made t,Gforc
1t II too latc to lave them examined by cotnpc
tcht sctcnfilc THEN.
As contribution to what nny mt improperly
he called tic literature uf the at}orfEEnce the
finders Of tho latest contributions hare fur
wnr,ltd scycrui OF the beat specimens, Including
the more perfect skulls, t., Mr.. William f.rt,st,
with the hope that he will, after examination,
submit them to tlc'Chcago Historical Society.
, 1877-09-06

LAsALLE, ILL.,. Sept. b.-At meettug Of the
Common Couucl Of tl!s city, iiul.l last evening,
Edward Mcguire, primarily elected Ut tho gen.
eral municipal election iu May. but declared In
eligible, runleetcd in Juiy, aud again declared
tnciigiule, aud again reelected day befutu ycs-
tcriaY, was formally admitted to hs seat ID an
Alderman Ut tho First Wand.
SrHiSGY.ELb, ILL.,, Sent. h-S4nator Richard
]. Oglcsby has accepted al suyitation ~ speak
At thu approaching stats Fair u Freeport on
Wednesday, the 18th inst.
Ap<ctai n;st4se1e TO 7as Tftbazs.
Ann AKDow, Mlgh.. Sept. IA large number
Of Stockholders ot the AMn As.or tias Company
hayu signed petition whsch Mas hlnie1 tu
Charles Tripp, President Ut thu COMPANY. To-
Day, s4klnx for y special meeting VI the stock-
hulders. These Stockholders III, dissatisfied
with tho psc>cnt mapasssuent of ailsirs, and
desisc an investigation. ur, Sltas II. Douglas,
lAts Of the University, has bsen ucneral sfaua-
gcs Of tue Company 1or many Jtars.
, 1877-09-06
HEALTH on A St]RE BASIS,

In order 70 eFtabIlsh health on 4 anfe basis. he
cnfccbled system must acquire additional vigor.
And YET patent as this fact IA. and widely known
II fe. too my pcoplc neglect th. rta point In
the eglttrcatn,cnt ot l1scnac. and ptysicians arc
ycrY ustn equally rctnss, fcsortIng u tho use of
pailases whlcl, affect aymptonsa only. ent fal 10
accomplish the chief end In view, which il. ot
thonlh b.. tnri9ord'ton. The main reason why
H0ttettrf's Stutnach Hfttcth are 20 succrkafn! ia
Overcoming disease II thst they fnspart vitality
whrtc It II deficient. and thus build up aufct.
structure for exh1u 4ttt lntnfe 10 trfuperate npn
The t!tttese n!.o Improve the appetite, su1thv the
ncrvoua rgrtesn when useratrainct, ami 4
genial anil ngreenbc medicinal st!Mnlant. with =
lasis Of purr spfsit* lo3dtnf In solution botanic
elements Of the greatest efficacy,
, 1877-09-06
THE END OF A SPREE,

42t7d! 2H&tN&1c1 70 3NF 1F16HH{.
BALTIMORE, ald., Hept. b.--Stnator Owen, Of
south Cafottna, who has been i'll II hotel hero
io5 several days, died latu tunigha. liz had
been ou N extended eDr,c, both III New fuEk
and Baltimore, aud aaItl h. had been feec.A
by shaEpe1 Ut q considerable sum OF
nloney. His wife uAd fxthcr were
summoned by telegraph, sud reached Baltimore
IL Tins " ses hiul de. Several days ago Oven
deposited sonic &toQ III ash aud securities said
y be worth $i3,eu via the hotel clerk.
Ihcss wrEe turned uyrr " his wlfo Ill. buly
Will ba scnt to south Carplua, Ut which Smtu
ha WAS uatlse anl u lugitaSc tum jus4r,.
, 1877-09-06

Special Dfttxltcl 10 1as Tr;suN.
New YoRx, Sept. Blu the practice shoot.
Ing at CTecdmoor to-day tho Britisl, team WAS
stll bchssa the AmrEtrail, marking 81. tx,iEts
to |, 100 points for tho Inter. 1t IL salsl Sir
Henry lIallord has decided not to include +. 7.
Ptggot ta Ills team, In which casc It will eon'.
prize Lieut.. George Fcntun, Ncssrs. sfilacr. Rig
BY. Evans. aud Humphrey, Str Henry llatford.
Llcut.-cul. Fvato.s, and sergt. Ferguson. Ihu
best s&s'res aada by tho Hsitlsli wsrc LtcutC..'.
Eentuu, :A1'; a,li slr lIcuEy ilaltord. u.s. BY
tiie Americans, Nal. Jewell, :ahj; Slcs4rs. Bruce
aud BlydcuberR, LIS eacht sni ". 81. Jackson,
:.stt. 4 uum 1er Of ladics wtre 2snou2 thu
kt1e&tatOfn. :.
, 1877-09-06

Interesting and suecessfui experiments wsro
made u HavEe Eeceutly with dEcss ucsisne4
by ii. seliugue for saving ufu ut Bca. The trials
took plaxu III une Of tho lasEeat docks Of tho
town. In the psea<nct of tha President u tue
Chamber Ut Colntnerye, the Dircetos Vt tho So-
tcty lur Saving Lille, alld other officials VI tho
city and port. Ous of the halbo7~pilots and .
bu,.siuAu, wuaEin;, ordinary clutLra and heayy
sssa-hoots, put oa s4e lA>safing drcs
, 1877-09-06
THE PEERLESS.


HtxctaI M1.4tcA 10 IA 7f4bua4.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.,, Sept. t--The Peerless
steamed hese to-day, tho leylathan being dis
aotesi. Thu Captain reports no damage sayu
slight xct.in2 of cargo and loss Of a portion Of
thu tancE Ipat4.
, 1877-09-06
SANFORD'S
RADICALCURE
For CATARRH.

HAs worked revolution In ths treatment Of CAlArrh
II h demonstrated beyond MI doubt that this [seas.
In ttA forms II cHeAhb. and that comfort
aud happiness mar bc n1sdc to follow yeA Of msrry.
yeaFA Ut suffering, By ptrs.stcnt of II. Ths elh
Cd Of atnent originated by IT. Sanford, vtx te
cal snd conyt! utions ty remedy prcrsred hr ats.
son. II sc only unr ever offered 10 tho public tals
will bear the tex Of time.
, 1877-09-06
OLD SETTLERS

SpAriat MsnsscA 10 9hs Tt5Ssx&.
LINCOLN, ILL.,, Sept. 5.-Thc annual reunion
Of Iogau County Old Settlers held Ia G!llctt
Hall hero to-day WIS well attended. Farmers
wsEe iu tsom Ill parta of the county.
, 1877-09-06

The entries tu the pusees Iii the Dexter Park
,ion % Of the protectors Of the Northwestern Cir.
cult. They prou,'se plenty Of sport, as viii tc
'eu., IT,, W a.. .ae 1"..,s. s.n, e. toroo
e'aFs: S:Vo' stuV. 1H; w: p, ,..
,.,ro "A"e'' ''''''at i"'' oA'e'' " r oHa VIZ
r. T.: y: !iamu'ond Fond da Lac Wis., enters F. f
1empest. r.,,. ~, <,..,..
ri; Escfs' eh'eaeo' llts' enters e'1' NJ sanakef
VII ,4,,u,,y ro,ar.b,.., II, ,,+o, II, r. .,r
i1sc Ey:nk ,t.1, y.,,o, ri. cp,c,. III. Jon,
r, Iaok 'al'' saes'en' h's'' cn1e18 eik' g. souh
hn'i. u.,rt,.,. ,.,,s,.o ....,,,, p.u.o
tn'irn ciIcaro rn,s1. sI'e ei, rk ,cE nsts5 ~
+. E: R2st. NI!wa.ikce. enter b. 4; Punch.
f,nns!s fnsss 8 s,,if f0F HI ,asn sas' $'o s1n
ElIen ! T. ,or,,, n,t,o,, u,eh .n,sr, cn ~ Tad,
w.. T.; =. Rood Milwaukee, enters b. m. De''o
'"Scrr. Scrs,o. ,t,r wc5n..d,x sen, ,a-pp,xo aim
TO- 9o ..., S@Sn Slo3 ss v Prairie
DiId. ,,
T.: u; h,i,.ams. ehisaso, eh'ers or. :. FRANK.
1,sIia A' oo"' 's'' ~"''aso' e"'e'' " ILL., <nna
as,d1 William i1odsef Chicago enters st. H. Minnie
ssesa; a6 Chteaso @ e., sncr. + T.: Viya aoo eao
III Ha%snM W. tiHscx III "n,st. S1p, ~ nj,
Il. r. rood. M,,wnukcc. cner. ?. M. Ro.o Of
Washington, :
Thlru day. Wednesday. Sept. .o0-purto $i00,
to5 :;s' ciatt: $.tN, slW, st0. $40.
- y. IL LICE. s1a1hcY.' 1!s eatefs 6. G. shcppaeu
hqy. H.n,, ,,,u ,tur+o, VI, ,,,,,. ,,x ,o,,
trsi, ''"t'' "'c's'"' "ss'' e"'e's o'A' T. e"ua
rhoma. r,cocy. ch,cocn. rn,crs r. roorcr rr.
Il, i. Donnet. i,iyrssIie Ill. untsts c r. ujind
pilly,
j. b. Williams, Chicago, enter. cl. 8. sallicE Il.
e. AUuI+ l4lahNHAFEs EnkCE+ y. X. fANtH
, 1877-09-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

USc !" Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup" for
children while tecthtu1. II cures dyacnserY and
liarrho'a. xind collie, and regulates tls bowels
, 1877-09-06

.TriIcrA' French CatArrIt Cure Ii the hest
remedy known for catarrh. ast,1u7n and hAy fever.
Trlal frev. 0fEcr, 70 State street.
, 1877-09-06

Each package contains b.. .ssnfords Improved lnhal.
tnT Tubs with full directions for In ali ease4.
Prize. soo. Fur sae by Ill uhuitaale And retlu drug
9!sz throughout ths United states, WEEk6 4 t'Qt.
TER UehesAl Age1u and Wholsaalo prugEsta nvAtoa.
, 1877-09-06
ANCHOR LINE HILL STEAMERS

new UfX d@u GIA4E0H.
VICTORIA. Scpt l. II Ut ASEf1DltlA Sept. Is II ana
nstUX!A; ssIt =. lam n0L!vlA. hept - 3pm
St'~ Snrs tU tilakkov. Liverpool. or LutId0n4ctry.
Cabins 81 70 50 intermediate $685. stecraxa. As,
,. New lurk u southampton and London.
ELfa1A, AuH. -. U q. III. lAthTHALIA, SepGAQpm
Cahln.. ~ - s7o. steeeFc, s4a.
tFlftA Issued tIsr Anf amount At curgrncY fAtEs.
= [lESuE1t5uS liUrllE1sS. ri WashInu tu1 ut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-04

Election continued instead OF being corrected by the add
ona masonry 1t would only amount to small fraction
over three inches. reaching the summit The other
side points TIE towers Of Bologna and Plsa-in fact
all the lofty spires of Europe,as proof that some
deviation from the perpendicular is inevitable and arc
satisfied that the fagmenary monument rests on no UNI
certain foundation.
Now comes forward Mr.. Larkin Mead the well-known
sculptor who is at present in this city, with artistic
compromise designed not only to reconcile both parties
but to substitute something satisfactory in the
o. national monument Washington than exagger
ated factory chimney in marble He takes the incom
pete shaft stands and accepts the pedestal for
colossal bronze statue Of the Nations Chief The pro
portions the shaft nearly those Of the
tiona pedestal for elevated statue his only change
to add broad teraccd base with flights OF steps on
the four sides and to chamcr the of the shaft
the space required for the basis OF the statue The
figure to correspond with its PEDESTAL must have hight
Of 70 feet and Mr.. Meads plan is TO have it constructed
OF thin, hammered bronze, like Barthodis statue OF
Liberty. His drawing represents Washington wearing
an ample military cloak his Continental UNIFORM
feature which must omitted since from any side but
the front would present the figure almost shape
less mass while even in 'front.' such hight the out
line would be lost in many conditions Of the atmosphere
II the design should find ayOr-and certainly oHeIs us
escape from general dread and possible horror-the
figure must be simple, uniucumbered by drapery, ana
recognizable from every point of view. Whether cor
nice and subbase should be added TO complete the pedes
tac character Of the shaft is question to be decded
later; but The conception is certainly worthy oil earnest
consideration. The taking down and rebuilding OF the
monument would involve great expense, for which we
should gam nothing, unless the design wholly
changed the weight OF the statue would be much less
than that of 30 additional feet Of masonry while the
shaft which nothing itself. would acquire both
and grandeur in serving the support OF coos
sal statue Of the man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-04

CLARK S0N-On Friday morning. 1871 IN this city
Cornelius Y. ClarksOn, II. ID.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited 10 attend
tulfia SERVICES, without uiinf notice. ms late
dence, % Park ave, noAt Monday afternoon AT o'clock
DECKER-At TaTytOwn. sunday, 81, William J. Decker,
In the 6-th year Of his
Friends and relatives invited attend ms funeral
on Tuesday The 5tn us at O'Clock, at bis late residence.
Carriages viii be IN attendance arrival OF ll.3O
train from Grand Central Depot.
ELLET-On sunday. June B. a brief Illness Elizabeth
T., daughter o. the late William " LuMmIs and widow
OF the late Prof william H. Lllct.
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend TIE funeral
services at the ChuIch Of 81 EaEcs Xavier West six.
teenthst on Tuesday morning, 5th inst. at o'clock.
GIRTON-Near Pennington, Nj, Friday, June J. 1871
samuel Grton IN the iOth year OF ns age.
Funeral services VII be held IN Je Ddcl Reformed Church.
al Hackenslck, y. J., on 4Ondey, June 4. AZ 1870 p
Train leaves on -. Midland r. H. at II o'clock
MILER-Suidenly seventh G3y sixth month 2I, Rich.
art Miller, ~ the !2d year OF his axe.
Friends relatives invited 10 attend meeting his ate
residence, 800 Qlcys BrOJkyn u second day afternoon
at OcOcS Toe remains wi b. conveyed hiri dag,
tho Harlem IA iIOld tram leasl New FORK al 10
Amawals, where tne funeral vii take place al p
OGILBY-At Camp Apache Arizona. where had been in
barley Ogilby L. . A. eldest son 81 tho Rev DE. Fred.
oIick Osliby.
sTEVENs-At Bloomfield. n. j. on Friday. Juno J. 1871
Miss a.. Ellen stevens, in the 3jfii year Oi her
Friends invited 10 attead Inc funeral the resi-.
dUuco OF hr uHCle T.. " Page, Bloomfield SUNDAY
. The remains viii be taken 10 Greenwood Monday
morning Tor IAt3Ine2t
THONAS-I brooklyn, sunday morning. g Edward
Woodruff. second II William w. aud J.. Thomas,
aged years, months. aud l0daJs
Fun, rom TIE residence Of his parents 1863 Rem
sris Brooklyn Tuesday mprniI Juno D. at 10 o'clock
Relatives ana friends respectfully invited
tcrmcnt In NOrilstoNH, y. J.
YOUNG-At New Fri eltOD :. L. SATURDAY, . Caroline
Young aged -
The relatives friends OF the invited attend
on Thuday June ., at o'clock Boat leaves foot White
hil.Si al II ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-04
BENEFITS TO CONE.

There are still several important dement's 10
Be given before regular theatrical companies enter
upon their Summers rest and one OF the most ATTRACTIVE
Of these testimonial performances viii be that OF MI
Harry Beckett promised az W1lack's next saturday.
There are few members ~ The profession for whom New
York lovers OF the drama cherish more kindly eehns
than this ostmable and sterling actor ard II Is 70
be hoped that be viii have an overlooking house ana
rounds 81 rOusng The regular company OF wal
lack's VIII appear this OCCASION besides many Nonn-
tcersNss Ada Dyas announces that her first benefit in
America VIII take place at Waacks next Thursday even
Ing Miss Fanny Davenport Miss Ellie GermOn, Miss JET
ffeys-Iewis Miss Wainwright, Mr. Jonn Gilbert MI Rig
mold Nj Montague and others have offered their services
AT the Union square Iheater Mrs. Marie Wilkins VIII
have benefit Wednesday cvcning.-At Booths The
ater Nj W W. Tillo;sons benefit viii Wedues-
DAY afternoon when Nh George IignOld will appear in
two cLaracteIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-04
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
fror other Ship ytls, Sc. Second Pag..I

ARRIVED. sunday. June $.
Steamship CITY OF Chester QE), IlOWts Liverpool play
$40 miles OF FIsnet passed. liaan BARR SNOW
in signal letters - l., bound WI som "t - VI ION 80
- itrI STAR stcamah b. und T.; June s. i-O q" me- lbV
mia. p ~ sandy HOos, steamship CITY OF Heih Heice lot
- ti,i,ip Adrat.c tBrl Perry, Liverpool May q. and
,,.rot. yJtn with ud-c and pass I" ~ ~ 'oioy "io J.
ION 3D. Cuuar steam ship DOIud H. a. at to4.
inn. ftS schr Edw. D. Abr ntlng - ,,-..,, ,.,
,,fr.u-hiD Coo. w. clyde lybuh, charleston Nay d. WIN
NOSE ami Uls- O. Jas " Qrlnt ~ ~ 90 Ia, 10. - d, 80.
t.,uisu aftsras Maetf. Norfolk. with mise AMI pass
to ola Dominion steamship o.. ,,.,.. ., ,.. ,., ...
Steamship Aruc-. nmtl, Philadelphia win mose ana pass
sf5a,ir tiaucIs earse Boston. with mdse and to
uetiopoltau steamship CO.. l.- ,.,-. --. -.
t,snsulp " yanoxe Couch. Richmond Cy Point ana Nor
,ot Win fiaso pass 20 ola Dominion Steamship 60
snip Kate Prince Hamilton NO'ioA Jays IN Daii@3t 70
IyM rr Sra or) Andersen Hamburg days empty
r,trusum barrels iO order, vessel 10 G. robins a. 60
EarA Alliance lNOr nalvose, ROTTERDAM % days an bal
last O. uIier ,. c.,.. ~. a.. ,t..,. 80 t,..
with sulphur 10 order. vessel to lunch, iiYc g co.
Kara Antelope ~np,ou. 81 tIoN 10 days. with sugar "a
,raig ..is ana p tas.rne,r. 10 Roche Bro'. & 60.
Park Fadherbe tr fiaud, Puerto Caoollo ~ days.
y coffee 10 uia.ier
arE Cruaaer. Gorham Bordeaux 60 days, with mdse to
Vernon ~. Brow u & Go. III,
rsT of EisrorD, shackort Havana 10 days Win
rlola.4rs 20 order. vessel % Brett, son & co. - -
Brg Ko,mopont lDrrl Bupge, RIO Jahefo II days WIN
coffee winter DeNiscr * o., vessel To masteI IN
Brig Bonita (O 81 johns. \. ~ Dunn, re nampuco ~
DAYS with Hug.r OCsber Co, Notaoi 10 L. - 'ui'o
Brig VIM. D. Andrews, Wilson, st. Marc days with ios
wood 70 u. Murrry, jr. . ,.,- -,-- ,r--.,.
10 Win cof,. 10 Iuuke Reid CO vessel 10 Geo t. huloy
Brig = Merry Bradley, Maiah+as Il days "IiN sugar 70
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-04
OBITUARY.
SAMTEL NJ. IANNEY.


Samuel VI. Janney, the Quaker philanthrOpist
and author who recently died at ms native place in
IoudOun County Va, born Jan. IL, 1901. He a
miller by trade ana carried that business near Rich
m0nd and in Loudouu County. Mr.. Janney Published
"The Country schoolhouse Woem. 1920, "Conyersl-
tons on Religious Subjects" QS3j), Historical Sketch
Of the Christian Church QSl7) Life of William PENN
Qs52) " Lite of George Fox" QSj5), "IIisory OF the
Friends q vols 1860 ana other works in prose and
verse His Life OF Penn" OccasOnCd a considerable
literary sensation Nj Janney having taken issue with
Macau!ay who ID bis History Of ENGLAND" (tbch Juoi
published had made structures upon the character Of
Penn which utterly at variance with the prccon-
ceved notions the founder of Pennsylvania ana the
Quaker City Among The serious charges made by
Macauiay was one to the effect tba Penn an agent
OF the rapacious maids of honor OF the royal court t. OK
tort money for pardons from the relatives OF some young
girls at Taunton who were implicated Monmouths
Rebellion Nh Januey showed that the only foundation
for this charge was letter relating TO the Transaction
written 10 the Duke OF Sunderland, BEGINNING, " Mr.
Pnne Her Majesty's maids OF honor having acquainted
me that they design yOu and Mr.. Walden IN making
composition with the relations of the MAIDS OF Taunton,
which Macaulay had assumed to have been written by
william Penn, but which was in fact, written by GER
tain George Pcnue. WHO was engaged as pardon Drohef
at Taunton. The controversy bitter one. ana MI
Jaupey bore his share in ii with much spirit Macaulay
in later edition of The History, went over the matter
afrcsh but declined making the correction for which he
had been called upon by Friends and large part of ne
esteemed ny the society al Friends (ickslcSl OF M'
he was consistent member. In 4N63, President GRANT,
upon the Inauguration % lis peace policy ap oatG pr
JanncY as one ol INC rHptIih ltlulltr " 80 - 49,
After wears of service SO far away from DIS nome ne
ctIlncd 10 uus native county, ana, purchasing i'b
iu The little village OF Lincoln, leoiucu tHcLe Wy I"
he i'm ID IL