, 1873-02-03

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Then began tho waiting for tho verdict, which
lasted from p. M, when the Jury retired, Until
4os8o P. m: soon the smoke or cigars 4lea tno
room, oyatefs and CONGO we're 8 seen 70 alsappear
ed until this morning at 1880 u. m.
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KATE E0X At THE ALTAR.
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Ceremony.
From tho Ne,o York Sun.
Miss Kato Fox, 60 we'll known as the medium
through whom modern spiritual manifestations
first began in this country, was married on the
14t, ult,, In the old naribh church at Mary1ebono
noar London, to Mr. Horny Diedrlch jonolsen,
barristcr At LAW, tho officiating minister being
tho Rev. E. Braithwaito. Tho following is tho
announcement of the marriage, na published in
the London Times Of Dec, ID, la72:
On TIM 18th in,tant. At st. Narylobone Church. nv
the Raw Z. Braithwaite, Henry Dlcdsich Jcpctcn to
Katherine For, late OF Now York.
Mr., Jenoken is Of German family Of promi-
'nenco. Ills mother was o Countess by mar riago,
but her first husband dying, hor second marriage
waa outside Of the pale Of titled arIatooracy, IL
though Mr.. Jencken'n father was professional
4 family Of unquentionable antiquity. Mr..
Jenokon ia q successful and woll-kuown member
Of the London bur, and in addition to his prac-
tico Possesses 4 handsome competence.
IDG m1Tf16H& CGTNfnQDY WIS N1tAGgG&U 0y @
few personal friends only, among whom were
Miss Ogden, resident OF this city, who won't to
London with Miss Kate Fox last fail; DR.. Fred.
Tomkins an old and valued friend Of tho
faw; Dr.. George Bird and md Hiss BIRD. Of 10 Wal
beck street, London; Mr. Horny Cholmondeloy-
pennell. tho poot, and Mrs, Pennoll: NLr, James
Wason, Of Lfvorpool, ind Mr. William Fl, Harri-
son, an American. Moro noticeable than either
OF those already nnmod were Prince George of
tho son Of tho Duke Of Wellington, both Of
whom Witnessed tho ceromony.
According to English ecclesiastical low, q Inar-
noon, and thus the wedding party werc com
hour Of II q. m. They camo in three carriages
drawn by milk-whito steeds, but as the proceed
inga wore designed to DO strictly @ private, wel.
ding fayora we're dispensed WITH Haa IL been
generally known among bpa11tnui1sts that Mato
Fox was to have been married, her nuptiala
would not have becn permitted to pass over un-
attended; l.
At l.9O tho Rev. Mr.. Braithwatte who was to
tie tho knot entered the church, and immodi--
ately nfterward the Wedding party was formed
and marched up to the altar. Miss Fox, leaning
On the arm Of Dr. Bird Who gaye hor M a"gy VT, to
Ogden, escorted By Or. Tomkins, the others Of
tho company following in order. At tho altar
they were Joined by the groom, and in D few
minutcn tho impressive words winch mado tho
tWalN ONO WcI6 pronounced, h1u inc parry Hlcu
into the vestry and Bigned tho register Of the
parish. The certificate Of tho Marriage WAS
signed by Miss Ogden and DR.. Tomkins as wit
| nessoH.
AZ the marriage ceremony was In progress,
gentle raps were heard in the vicinity Of the nl-
tar "a though the spirit friends Of Kate Fox
were anxious to congratulate her on her happy
! marriage, and again in tho yeBtry the same
sounds wero heard, boing translated by Miss Fox
! al signs of the approval OF her friends IN the
spirit land.
The bride was attirad N simple white and laco,
With half wreath Of white lowers IN her hair.
She wore no 1owolry beyond pihin G9ld brooch
Ct her neck. Miss Ogden vas rohiy drnasen q IN !