davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14

SsluIous BenfIeosr, tiblissre loIs.
te for IS so l9l9ss III for 81 80.
BsnflGosr. iom ri bar ioIst for
$500 ieISss MI for $500
&om % beie9 os. % unoerle9.
ON lite bore Yarer er p9rbt mere
END ri forlanser for benz.
VI. Z, Cation.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14

W9ltfpmmenpe Spnpas aibOlber
Taltcr 8ranrtS og Baitpr &Orens Wte-
ni9beper i9lles MiSiipnsielt paa Gpl.
lesetS 9anb, bpiS Seiret ti0aoer Oct,
eler / mOblat Sab afbploeS Soften
Oecprab norite &irfe. Oct er Nfe-
ningen, at enbper 6anilie lfal ta9e
Otapfurp meb fig iaa at Ofipoag fan
lpiles paa 5eitlteoet, % 0ecprab Sp-
menigbeo ital Jorge for at tilpeiebringC
Saffe. Oct pilbe p9re pnlfeligt ON
ret Mtange piloe benptte fig al anleos
ninsen pg tase fig en- licen llcilugt
laa at bette maa blipe en- bpggelig %
uellpffet MiSlipnSielt.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14

vi nogIe aifcislle SpIpsninesr
ON Yaris's Ofenilise BibIioibefer
iremgaar. at Observation-Disclosures tel.
Ter DOG. 900 BIND % 5000 Manu
lfripter. Sorbonne so. 900, Den me.
clcinlfe Sfolss Bibliotbet 35. 900,
Observation-Disclosures ZOO 900 Binb,
50. 900 Wanuifripter, 1000, 600 @rp.
purer % 3ssniuser, 12O, 900 WM
oalisr. Observation-Disclosures 100000
Bino. 1000 Wanuifriptsr % so
8sliefmOoellsr % Yslassiits Sortios.
leuningsr fra Stalisn, 8r9ienIanb
% 9illealleu, ct. 8enepisps
100 900 Bino % 100000 Wanu.
lfripter, - for ale .BibIiotbetsr iii.
iummen 2 375,0 900 Bino % 442,
900 Wanuiitipter
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14

6. ". Yrowu, 8anbl99s,
er | Veliooslls af ct Wiboel, buor.
psb ban uosn Smsrte fan ubtr9tfs
3enoer, blot uso of bsitrpss Sano.
fiebst. Sette Miboel. Der er Ell
Spfnoslie af Or. ban Banborit, CT
aloeIcs paaiiosli9t oa fan bsnpttss
uosn minbits Sfabs for Sslbrsben.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14

81. @opp, tipligete uogiper al "Sns
oepenteut", tanter not laa lmaat pau
isien at bespnpe u~pgipellen at en- apiS.
Som Bartner bar ri bort omtale Geo.
". 0aiSlet,
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14

Den Ste Mug. en- 6%ftermlooa'
aeu inpfanNt en- 9lNre peltlRnt
Serre f8 / meget rprert Steni'
ming / Volitifontorst paa Sernba'
neitdticneu / Milauo. gan cp9ap
At bepe 1cmmauner @icrannl an'
tcniapes ~ fcrtalte, At, mepsns
ban aif % ipapiersee paa BERN
men, par / FORTE 8ldSles Ventelal|
eli auHert blspen BAN f~rditlaalst.
San bappe cgiaa @runp til 1t|
pare cprgrt. 8nHerten l~nosbplpt|
nemli1 life minore end $4,000
eire (cper 100000 0oa.O osraf|
$4,000 eire | egpptlle StatsNe''
ligaticner, betalbare | sonocH,
l25, 900 qire | Yerler o. De sprl9e
10000 pire / so enSelfe Seuper'
eians, 40 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
@ulprin9e, Ell 0dmebrrltnaal, Gu
meo Sriaantsr impffet pennebpl''
Der iamlt siterriaIe os frantic Sant'
noter. 0eSupen ~iupebolot auHer'
ten ben 9ehiaalnsS Oroenspsfo'
%raticner OF Oiplcmer, nr9le al'lIle
@ulpmvntsr % fcrfisaise 8lap'|
nin0stpffer. Wan tele9ra'sfls
itrar / ale Retnin9er % forsfVs
Ell neiastig unperisSeIie al epr1'
let, men ueen at opoa9e nrae'
Spcr AT 1ppen.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14
NeparatiDu.

aaelllas "aetcreecns" rtMrsrss acot "a
tliAt. Wan bsnpenoer fig nj g. y. Be
esritn. pec Sieen al Vcitbulst Csterab,
Scfrl.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14

Neo 5airen / Ypitpile nalte llge
pil man. bare Auleoning til at le Wfis
literfompagnier % 9ranofcmpasnier
paraoere, % bore upmGrtet Wulif.
@aa 80
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14

@ep plsinins / StclpssaarfS
Icrpemcie itcpte, iielSe 8bbrnS'
u. @p.. for ct par 0ass llOsA
plouafarlen paa Srrnsrls al e'
@lsopr, lcm pereftsr itrag blsp cE'
arapet. Sopepiaaen, icm srfpr''
rift prcfesior Stenfrup, lpnss 81
pore bet forte, Der enpnu er tuH'
bet / 3anmarf, % antasss at pare
lisset / Sorpen | ca. 1000 ""'
Oct pil blipe aHeperet til Del j'r
lpaiGs Muieum / 8iebenbapn' 4
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14

Sepes Semerfet !. Srust Sar'
neposn B~crtialses Siaist.
Grpeoiticuen anpiIer.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14
2lQe aSiaions Spmaifiner

irlSss al rs. brlpes / sce Sldnp lrr s
gar, % lls Ntparlticnsr usist.s gratis.
AQs SloJs Spma timer al ane.t Tdbrit
rspareres ~ alprss npe. alt arbsins IA
rantsres. Setaling mcrerai.
Ebos. Gticrt
Sepin3s Wdtlnt Rccm.
Ntit @lter Strstt, Oeerrab .Scra.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14

ExJ Beoits SIass Castor Oil
Tor 6armmaitinsri % 8usaies iii.
lalas bOs Coleman x cope.
19-3
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14
Slot af 9pert.

vt &iGmpebotsI. iom opierss /
"Nuenue De lSpera" | BllisI, ifaI
foripnes mso Haot Sag. bporpaa
an!9ssss en- iterre Sfatins @lnf
(Sfeitebnne) % hsre fore Mleer.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14

.. u. Spmmen, :. W. Mn0ers
fpn, 5 Z. Gitrem, Veter Camp.
ion, q. 3. Nslicn, 81. q. Rofs.
pplp, q. .. Sobers, SObn Is.
Sllen, Rels Nellcn ir.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14
"OeCora@-
Besorab os 9msen.
Den Ste Sertbr.

3 eiiten pper "4etit SurcrS"
for Circuit Gpurt, Der b~eapuote
BEN lite Septbr., inbe nj felasnpe
nprjfe Napne:
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14
Saararbcice!

Saararbcibe!
Mrs. Sreb. Miller %ueisrer Saarar:
beibe, Iaaiom "SpitdeS" ubrfiaoer,
dip. 9eifillinNer fan inbleperes til 8.
Sias Store, @aibinaton Street, peo
Siben at Sanfprbs siperp Stable.
3aar fisbes til alminbeli8e Briler.
81 6m
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14
xiueie.

l eler . msblsreoe 9arslier er tiaeie Dos
". 2. &asieL. Ct. Sohn Strsst, (unesr
Yleaiant Siu.)
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14

Sr. 81. Sunitlen at 5irnaet u,
Sulitipn & BRO, refer til Ybilapel4
pbia-llcftiaingen / nGlte llse. Sam-
tibis pil ban siure bet ulminoslisC
0eItinofieb for Sprretninaen.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14
The Opera House
Clothing Store.

WeOlatte Yrilcr!
@u goo &Iepnins for $500.
Gn COB &leonins for SaIuporns
$500
gu aOb &Ieoniu9 for Smaa-
gutter $3.50.
BsnfIaosr at Bomulostei 81
LOO
I25
| so
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14

sss- ataW CT Den teelts ianclGst. Se'
lea BAN. As 6Mt
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14

0aa til Ycltpi0e nGite use os Il
paa observation-disclosures. Der er ioran'
ltaltst 99ooslpb mellem Selte al Den
tlmgpinpte "giprman"s os "Glpoescale"4
Racen. Wtan antaser, at oisie SeltC
fan lpbe en- Wtil / 10 Minutter, Gao
pa Ie paa Speftatlet.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14

$4,000!
5pce Suincs Scaars CT en- ltcr penses
ium | pisie TRANCE Cher. men bog fan idas
Ran Gum ublaanss I lisrre ~ minere Selpb
peo al bencenos zig Ill Slmes 8. 6altrn I
lite Haticndl 8ant Csecrab. Sdan fan
erbclpes pla lang Sin mob Sifterbeo /
Sarmeienocmme.
Den lite September 1875.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14

Z. 80. 9urpid taffeoe ida Sro for
Den upentepe Ire, Der par blepen barn
tilhel. Slere forte Galer afbplctcs %
nereiter iulgte man / Brpte8icn 9r.
Srroif til fit Silent.
2. ". Yuroid er ipot / Bennlplpanla
/ 1856, % fIpttebe, oa ban par Il aar
sanmel, meb fine SprGlpre til @tt'
nelbeif Gpuntp, bpOr ban lcucre bar
boet. 0an bar nppt gpp Stpleunper'
pisnins pg CT en- uliieis pplpit Mfano.
SanS Garriere / @innelbeif 20. be
apnotc 1853 Ipm 0ecprabs Iprite Stpa
lelerer. Den nGlte @aar palgteS bans
5aoer til Gpunip &aSlerer, men oenn'
Soft ~btltpreoes al z. IS, Der iamti
big Osiaa beitpreoe 8ecoroer Gmbepet
s 1858 palsteS ban ielp til Gountl
&aSlerer o. beitprebe bette Gmbece til
ieoSltilenoe til | 1868, oa ban to!
fin afifeo pg gift / Irneen, | bpiltel
ban peltog / 3 Nar lpm &aptctn
Strar eiter ban tcm tilbase ira M
meen fjubte ban Sitter / 6irit 9tatip
nal Sanf, ps / 1866 pulstes ban II
| SantenS &aSlerer, bpiltct Gnlbcpe ba1
lige inbtil III bar beflGot til Ales I'll
fre0sbeo. Gan bar pGret ell fro Ge
publitaner lisciioen Yartiet blep ppret
tet os bar arbeipet baaret | Partlet
Iienelte.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14
tiuaanSl

Sfte betal bgi 8ente for penss. Deb at
benpenps III til @m. y. Sclplp fan man
erboles Yen1e moo mpberar Hente. Serlte
Sifferbee / fat Giencpm fcrlan1es. 81
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14

Va leg bar erfart, at OR. Sarrp
WIusr, Der tieliaere, bar parst anlat
bes I. Warrtn & 60. men lcm nu sr
agent Tor ct S~tenbutaeri | 9anfus,
tere9lper at pare M0eit for mia, iaa
vi ies berpse b~eiienbtisre, at bette
lite sr SilialSst, % al 'ban life sr /
min Gisn,fs. ", u, Sauatn.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14
Tarmcre 60.
vi tilbDoer Goer III lapc Briier
moo &Difgut.

st urmartu scet DISAGREEMENT al air
Sla9s Splnin1sIsmmtr tittoees nj mce
acntant III ~iarcslts llps 9riler. Slul'
Spmmsr. Somsl simmer. gus Ssmmsr al
ale SlaSs "a &cdliGter. vi pnitsr al
lal9s 5000 600 Bob | Be nRhe 90 Caae.
0smmemrao. Rlrttp & &c.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14
j.. g.. Sam9cm,
Gier al
M arble Work s

(W.e. @auen & 9c.s Gftsrfslser.)
Water Sheet, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Neter Sfms, rsiisnoe Msent.
"a iss csisa bar snaassrst nsrlte
Stenbu9eere, ton eanbsmanb pare 1fs
ter paa at faa notlfe Snltriptioner
riAtia paalatts.
Vile mine 3nepb sisres for 6cn.
tant, ~ leg or bsior tfanb til at iel.
&c @rapfens billisae END neen gubsu.
Orerss pr. pcf ,rpeberes prompt.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14

Wfr. A, Cation er reilt til Slten
for of tjpbe npe Sarer,
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14

Bag Gn bel Del scbe SenStlaoer iii
ialss. "CeecrlbsFcisn" a%npiisr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

wrnxrcn.v A,r q u NJ ,ri,oro ,ro.
"hpNEeDAi' aug ~. M.-lnere was
a feeble dash made against Michigan Central,
Rock Island. and New Jersey Central on the
opening OF business at the stock Exchange, re-
sulting in decline Of LlX y cent but under
,ha t..a..,.,,, "a T Il. on ,,-. -,
'"o o""e'o"'P Vi A"ao o"ore' "oso"rh ohon'
and the ST. Paul stocks. the general market soon
assumed n decidadlX armsr tone ,xh,ch charac
- 49,. -, - -, 80,
'er@eu Tue ouih Vi tue ue'iinRs throughout tue
remainder OF the day. Inc course Of tue specu-
'""on 's"e'e" N'au''"' "'iuen'"k 'enueneS'
and there was considerable covering OF short
contracts along the entire line OF active special
H. VI. -. - -, c.. -. ,o,l A.,
Hes' lhe alN'hce Oh Lane Snore from ofs 10
of ~ " cent. to 43, thu ugh this stock subse-
-, , .., , ,o,| -, .a-, -.
AZ, ,.,nsac,,"na ,s, wos,n,' -, 80 ,,sa
1to-1L huv.r a and Nav I.rsav Can,rai adj
-, -, so,l ~ Coz, sa.,, ,sosS 49,. -
vanced from oos To E'' cash. though later re-
acting to 6l& regular, and o.. seller o.. There
was no disposition to corner this stock to-day,
and borrowers paid only AfJI $40 fat for its use
until to morrow. Inc snort interest, how
ever Is SO large, that another squeeze
viii doubtless De atte:rpteu Pacific Mail
WAS quiet, and ranged at 2isdy24s,, but
the active purchases of Yesterday were
aud f such as to JUSTIFY W, ths
~ ~ ~ ,ne .sse"I oi se, nr
Wes,ern was nl.ernsy weak and strons,
sTaosac,.ons at ant at wien IL closed.
Delaware and Hudson ~Ot down Nc in
-. ali ,.r,o,,n, 49, u,,ol I-l.nd 49,, ,s,,..,s =.
s5nns MI ". 100 iS ,fah auNs"seu "
lvoa, WV toIh sen'.ai . M, i"on anu NoI ~
western preferred = 10 pc ouius were also
strong al "A riliy OF u 10 LIZ, ana the 81. fauls
were =. and !. better Tor the common and IRE.
ferred espeu iVrly. Illinois Ceutrti ranged mt
slt0Ss LLfSg and Onio preferred advanced IN
2jS. " apash sold nj ~. as. and Harlem ~ l3T
~. " 80. ~ 81. -. = - uu i.a IA ~ ~ i'
iu'I re- "ete 10 speViAlN plo.lllhent lhnuences
Ds .e 20 pa tau DIt thS
luz their grip, aud at the close were masters Of
I'M, situatiou
me earnings ~ the Missouri Kansas and
IA, = y .iirna.t o. ~ fanr,n go a. a. LII.
~ ,r 90 10 -, ~ ~, 20 VI M ~ i
rHo" an luSrea-' ol t~o'iVp % ~ comp Tvu WIN
the correspondents pefloi 81 last year
The total number OF shares dealt in o.
Ala, Of winch Lake Snofe represented OIOl
NnchigAn Central, 1850; Western Union. ~ So,
ILL.,. - I - -, ~, ,nt "A 49,, -. ~ 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-10
REDUCIHo THE FREIGuTs.
Tao War Isaugprnfed by the Eastern Heads
Extending to the Weaf.

There has been considerable discussion
past few days regarding the reports Of a rail-
road war between the limos west Of CHICAGO.
The shadowy nature of the rumOrs, aud the alb
sence of any figures showing the real decline In
rates, has led many to discrodit the statements
concerning existing difficulties.
Yesterday Information was obtained showing
the nature Of the Iouble and the time at which
1t began.
An omoia in the Illinois Central once said /:
for more than year past pooling arr nge-
ment has existed between the Toledo, Peoria
and Warsaw, the Toledo, Wabash and Western,
and the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail
roans, ny wbich arbitrary rates we're nxed for
ttafhc west OF Chicago. II freight were biIlsd
from New York to Keokuk. for instance. IL
woEld oe carried az the Low prevailing rates up
rates from that point. ~ fixed by tue pool I'm
TINS way the roads west OF Chicago we're able to
make money, no IN tier whether the freight
went by one road or another A few weeks ago
the Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw Railroad, now
In the hands OF a receiver, began to cut rates nm
a count Of some disagreement with the Chicago.
burlington and Quincy hailroad, and as soon as
the other members Uf the pool discovered VIII, It
was going on, they In turn began To cut. So tho
pool was broken, aud each road has Deon
making rates for passeneers aud feight to IT
Itself The principal points in dispute 50 far are
burlington aud keokuk.
:" he rates to these were formerly sixty cents
per hundred. Ihey we're reduced on August
TO thirty six cents per hundred. All Of the lines
make This reduction. he Ell ct Of this cutting
must necessarily bring other lines into trouble,
unless the difficulty Is promptly adjusted. 80
far as the 1llint IL Central Il concerned, IL will
suffer but little from the war. 1t will make
some difference on its Southwestern freight,
but the increase Of business will compensate
largely for the lower tariff"
At the Northwestern Office a despatch had
heon received FROM the President, Albert Keeu
OF Chicago. in Response to AN inquiry as to the
existence OF a railroad war and Its probable
eject upon his corporation. He said, IN sub
stance. that ho did not expect that the CHICAGO
ana Northwestern would sustain any damage
whatever from the competition between the
roads southwest OF Cnic,gO. Mr.. Sykes, who
received the despatch. said that the reply Of the
President OF the road confirmed his opinion,
which had been formed from "a study OF the
sectiuns of country drained BY tue roads in
volved In the difficulty.
The freight agent Of one Of the great trunk
hines to Chicago, said yesterday that contrac Is
had be en- made by his own and other railroads
present low rates for the remainder of the year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-10
Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. "Wednesday. Aug. g.-Receipts Of
beeves were 1853 car loads 2471 head including IL
cars Of inferior and ordinary Texas cattle
aud lil ear loads OF Inferior to prime i've
oxen. Pm O. we're from u v heaa to Nc. n. lower
than on Monday aud the among the FULLEST
ever known here. few extra steers were taken by
wholesale eliughtercrs aud for the English at
1Oh@ iOsc NJ to dress 81 MS. out the best load
lot went at lOc. 10 dress 81 MS while poor to strictly
prime natives ranged from &c, 10 Dress "a Ms. to
VA. u dress % Ms, and poor ~ decent Texas ana
So ~.
Receipts OF calves were $50 head all selling fairly At
form prices b5fdS1r. n. for milk fed veas, and
t6@tlo head for Duttermk calves, including a few
Al 81 s4c. y n.
head, mrking 1888 since Monday. Prices were about
Nc n. lOsCr tan on MondIy, with n slow trade al
4ad5hc. n FIR common to prime sheep, and 5slGa
7Sc. n. for pour 10 choice lamiIs.
Rec ipls OF hogs "a car loads, or 4,07i hogs,
making M since Monday. A few state hogs Tor
sale i've but In late, and had not sOld
100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-10

the pool rooms in this city were crowded last
night with horsemen eager 10 invest on The at
Saratoga to-day. The following pools were sold
The I'VE furlong Hace-Bazil, tlO5, tlOO; Puryear's
FLY, tss. t7O, Dreamer s3O e. Sister 10 Bssset,
90, t2J
kenner Stakes sultana, tlsp $3.50; Brother to Bss.
S:p
rhe and half mile racePicolo, tt05 $3.50 Mat.
tie A. Madse McDanlrl sos, flb5 Pennington. 500.
tloo bureoo ta5, to5 Galway t3J, s33 Inspiration,
40, Ssi3 lfna0alnanthu S., $40.
the selling -Iinadanantnus, 600. sI25 Paper.
maAer t45 900; Camarso, AS, 49, Meco, $50 tsj ,
kOnlney. t2o $50 Arcturue Violet Field, $40, CAS-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-10

BARER.-on wednesday, Aug o. Thomas : Bsker
Youngest son OF John anu Mar, Ann BAKER. aged ID
Relatives and friends of family are respectfully
parents a4s HGm6oidt st.. Br oEhn. Z s.. ase Of *
Mahisoa ST., New York, 90 FRIDAY, Aug II, 1870 at
CAIN on TUESDAY. Aug. s, Mrs Clarissa Kane ,l
Tie RELATIVES ana friends are respectfully inyhed.s
est e4th ST., Aus. 10. a i O'Clock 49,
CULLEN. Maria ullcn, oaioyei wife OF the late
Friend. q ne mily are requested 10 attend The fu
neral fr IN her late Residence lSS LIST sy On Friday. al
Pq1a pGpc5 Sn'e s SOyy Monday IN inst, Jane, w.
Fun,r At . o'c ock p. NJ on Frd,y litn INST frols
the Middle Village Meth dist Ihurch. Carriages will
be IN waiting NJ 124b At corner OF broadway and
,DickiN sQT,-oa TUESDAY, Aug. s. at Park place,
Jersey S.S hSShis Henry p'esiason' OF the hrm Of
HIS Relatives and trsnd' ar, respectfully INVITED TO
sIaa 9' daaf Sa @ i NJ" from
HAlNEll-on Tuesday, Aug T. Jane harnett. In
Rc.aiys. and frieads respectfully invited to at.
7 NJ, from aer late residence, 81 Morris ST. Jersey
HiNKLsy.-At PiOiuneld y. on Tuesday. s,h
laves aud frlends respectfully invited attend
s t u on dsy s' A Sri az sScE ~ Al st. 's
HAHN l,1A6 II NesHfH e., n9 30, on iues.
r'end. inyed to attend the funeral Thursday.
ssTsned 4 sociallon are summoned to meet at hall.
1877 Newark st., TO attend the funeral OF the late X.
secretary Members " the C,au-na.Ga.l Association
are invited to attcnu. 7. q. BOLGEli Pres
LIBRA DkLGADO On Tuesday morning, Aug, s.
Joaquin, sou Of Joaquin and Ltynor Llera, aged
years months, anu 90 days
The fricuds of the family invited 30 attend thS
funera from the residence Of his parents 10 h,Enoh
O'Clock L. NJ. .
MULHOILAND-Aug. :, PatrlcS Mulholland, OF the
Pari Of Gloom county Leirm, ireland aged az wears.
Relatives friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to ttund the funeral from his late residence,
lO2 hester ST., ON lhursdiy, lot Inst , al T. NJ
SMEENEY.-At 80 East lldtn d., ON Wednesday,
Aug o. Edward sweeney, IN the - wear 81 his age.
Relatives and mend, are lnNlicl 10 attend The fus
nernl ON Thur day Aug, To- at T.. NJ
NALIkAI. ON 1uesdY, Aug; \ NJ the residence OF
his iatnrr 800 West l3th ~, william Naeau, Jr.. Il
the AIN year of his age
Relative. aud friends invited to attend his funeral
ON Ftiiiy Aug II, 1870 al " u'cuck r I'm the Thira
lntIslll,t Gnu ell, corner bleecker ana Downing sta
MIlIIAMSON.-On Wedn's lay. Aug ~ 1879, Enc
NAV, ON, eniId Of james and Ile H. Williamson,
ed months aud ~ days.
Funeral from the residence OF her parents, IN Lin
euln 81 Jersey Cri Heights, y. de- ON thursday Aug
"A 9:3l L. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-10
an INrEREsTING MARRIA0E.
Woman Who, Horn Deaf and Dumb
became "a saccessfuI Author.

Mr.. Edward w. Soaring, lawyer of this
city. was married at Myatic, Conn, TO Miss Laura
C. Redden, the writer Of poetry known as
Howard Glyndon." She was born deaf and
dumb, and has never heard a sound, hut she
has acquired speech by persistent effort and
study. She began to cultivate u voice when
about sixteen years old, and the nrst indications
OF success were unintelliRible sounds. She Der
severed, however under the direction OF skilled
teacb hers. and now speaks huently In an al III ost
natural voice. Her pronunciation Is correct,
her range OF words large, and her conversat al
powers brilliant
she started from her home Ia Central Missouri
when she was but twenty years old resolved to
make her owe living. she went to Washington,
obtained a position as correspondent OF three
or four newspapers, brought her father and
brother to Washington, and obtained for them
clerkships ia the departments. She wrote a
book OF poetry which met with favor During
the past Ave years she has lived 10 this city, aud
last winter often seen at theatres and Dalls
with Mr.. Soaring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-10
THE LOUISIANA COMMITTEE.
Report Cepsuriug Brother-in-lsw Case
for Obstructing Investigation.

A Report Cepsuriug Brother-in-Iaw Casov
for Obstructing Investigation.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-The majority re-
pert OF the Louisiana Investigating Committee
has been submitted to the Republican members,
aud the latter are preparing a minority report.
IT Ia understood that since the Presidents letter
to the Senate on the Hamburg troubles. the
Louisiana Committee has taken into considera-
ton the subject Of disturbances In that State,
aud will present Ia full the evidence taken con
cernlnR the CoAshatta difficulty. The report
severely censures Collector Casey for obstruct-
ing investigation In New Orleans, snd will also
censure special Agent Kinsella. who has been
In league with the Federal officials Ia louisiana
TO bolster up their rascalties Cnted states
Marshal Packard. the Republican nominee for
Governor, does not escape. His appointments
Of Deputy Marshals for political purposes are
condemned, and the aid gwen by the Naval ON
Ger, surveyor, and Postmaster at New Orleans
receives due censure lhe minority differ In
their views on toe Interference OF tue Federal
officers. both reports will be ready 10 De sub
mlLted tO-nlOrroW
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-10

BURGER-CARD.- At Rowdoinham. Me, Wed.
nesdsy. Juy ~ 81 the br les parents,
by tle Rev. r.. &. Page. Putdy Burger OF New YORK
10 Lbpi- :. { ard uf Buwdunutfu. Me.
MYERS -CLARk.-At Harlem, Aug. ., by the Rev.
George II. smith, samuel H. Myers to Maria Jans Clark,
botn OF tnis city
MANwELL-CARIt ToN.-At the residence OF tho
brides parents, on Tuesday. Aug a. the Rev. hte
phen VI. Camp, Eugene l.. Maxwell to NJ. ida, only
daught Of l. aac Carleton of BrOJklyn.
sCHMIIT-KAIN.--In san FRANCISCO. July 81, Joseph
l.. SchuIltt 10 Addle KAN Of New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-10
OIL ON TEE TROUBLED Wat
A Movement &c Unite the TIVE Wings Of sAs
Democratic Party.

movement is on foot to reconcile the
differences existing between the TAmmany an /
Anu-rAmmany wings OF the Dem ocracy. 1t ID
Got. proposed to unite the two organizations
~ such policy cannot be carried cut until the
General Committees Tor 1877 are elected. The
engineers OF the movement expect, however, to
practically unite chem before the election, by
max ng a ombinatC n local ticket. Az intimate
political friend ot the Hon. j phn Kelly SAYS
that the Tammany chief heartily faVors union
ticket ana wlll not ~ co single obstacle in
Conferences between the influential men In
each Ogganz iti0n are to he held. leading
Tamm my Democrat sal yesteTdh ~ that ruOrts
we're being III tde to begin tho movement for a
union by devising plan bp when tut one dele
CATION shall he sent 70 the Democr ltie Sta q
Convention. Should that succeed, the de- ega-
ton will represent neither ramm my II Il nor
tho Anti IdmmanY o1ganiZ tion, but the Dom
ocracY Of the city Of New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-10
rro,,ins and Running on Long Island.

The Hampstead Drvin, Park Huckleoery
Prolie wound up yesterday. The atend'nce good.
There events OF interest. First, trot Tor
purse OF $780, for $40 class horses mite heats.
three ave In harness. The trot by Georg e
wright's Blk Y. Major Plse IN four heals. J. Jar
yls's blk. IN. JENNIE Won the nrst neat ia 255 Major
Pulse won the TIRE rrmtinny heats and trot ai'er
close contest IN Easy. 2. l3, Gag.
The second event ss fJr purse OF 400 Tor running
horses carrying l2b lbs. quarter mile neats. Three
horses came 90 the poet MIR. kenson's b. 4. james
Ripley won IN SO anu "a seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-10
Time -.55js. s:23, e:ia

Prospcro was the hot iayorte In the pools
In tue special fast trial Of speed Lulu acted
very badly and disappointed ali her friends
much. She was Wild ana hsadstrong ana
spoiled each heat by breaking, and In the nrsi
heat was remarkably bad; hence the time wac
slow. VIZ, 2:l. Inc second neat WIS mucn better,
the mare masking hut two b d skips. tue one al
the hall and the other AZ the three quarter pole
doing the mile Ia 2l6s. The third heat was
like tue INST, broken uD uy skips. Time, 2lv