, 1873-04-22

denasely pnokod with pooplo dcs!roue Of witncas-
tng tho eere11ony. Tho day being damp aud tle
from to hoso 10 tho chre At a at g'o oelooa a
p. m.,-tho hour set,--tho procession started
iron, tho residence Of Mai. 1fnst. Tho packed
audience Ind boon waiting. for nearly un hour,
pro1aclair,g chant Of tho cholr-boys. Wllcn tho
brido ontored, tho vast congregation roao 10 thoir
feet, md remained standing until It was nll over
A mur1n,lr Of applause, waa hoar1 nB tho bride
wo 5 S doesto 5 er noes aGnf t. q fos ss
Slehes bis vito lad Bulls Doggo i Apyn b2to9 9
s,o wore ., white it, gtos,grai silk beautifully
tpmmoH oa %o ish t1o "nd ~ oweIn ThG usual
fnishod hor toilet Tho groom wore q fuil-irops
UNIFORM of bis rank The bridesmaids waro Miss
Pot Wiaon, Miss Cole Miss Evolyn O'Connoll
plo white tarletan, pu1rod and rnflod until thoy
appeared floating In n noa Of white down. The
groomsrnon wero Capt. Charles RPortor, Capt.
lonon, Maj. Thomas Arogg, md Liout. Earnest,
u. 4. Eaoh wore tho uniform OF his grade.
AMONG THE D1sTINau1sHED rERsoNs PRESENT
woro Con: Ord md 1aHy, Con. 1slggloa and Indy,
Gen. Bnniger aud wife, Con- porry, wto and
dsng1tSr 1gsn Col; H., sntl ,,,aa md wife Judge
Col. Stanton md Vic, nira. Col. % Torrel ,' and
11any othorH. DesidoB theso, woro tho Mayor Of
Omaha Judge Lake and vito, Mrs, hleCornncl
and daughter, Mrs. Woody, hIra. Con. Hlandor-
oitIzens. ~ "''''' '' ''0' = ~'@ ''@~"1'
Gen. 0rd'a stafr. attended III full uniform, and
noticed IN tho body Of tho church Dtai, Morton
snd vito. Lieut.. Oapron, Lieut.: nay and wife,
Lieut: Lynch and vito, n1aj. jordan and and Wiz Wiz
11iss Wyatt, Miss Barrett, MrH. Capt. Nix, Mrs.
Capt. span'aing, and otllors.
TILE SCENE IN THE. CHURCH .:
givoth tha woman IN marrIaSeie vas a's1sot BY BY
tho mnBtor o deop hush foil us tho wllits-hnireu
Colonel and his younger daughtor, Pot, stepped
1orWaro 1.r to giyo tho bride away. {Alss Wilson's
Maj. Van Horn answered the important 9uca-
/. ton much % il he wero giving q command on
dress-pGrado; but no ono GOULD hear what tho
ner response satisfactory, for lio said nothiug to
tho contrary. s.
After tic ceremony, which was performed by
tho Hoy. MI. Hammond, the bride and groom
). HELD a RECEPTION
t stlaa MAJ. Hart's where IN elegant collation. was
Gen. King kindly Bont down the magnificent
band OF tho Ninth United States Infantry, which
furnished tho 1nussc for tho evening. At 0
o'clock tho bride md groom took their depart
ur1o whom tho dancing began, and was lopt up to
.1n tho grounds about sfaj. nart's, tonts wore
RtefhGid' arma ena sliels hung Mp md o1doroa
6fnokfng-roo1n was q largo marquee, furniHhed
with canp-chairs and cheuss. CAPT Pollock nnfl
Lieut.. Footo, .: $. A., with. Mr. O'Byrno and
others, woro tho unhera ut tho honuo. Mrs.
Hart did everything tl,o could to mako the ro-
ceptlon pleasant, end that it was, all tostify.
ll,ad intended describing tho dresscn and prog
onts, PIT hayo not the timo or ability to do jus
~ W. -4'A'' 49,. =.
>.s. GEN.. JEFF c. DAVIS
left hero thin morning for Oregon, to agnu,no
command Of the Department OF tho Columbia,
made vacant BY Tue tloath Of Gen. Canby, lIo
WINS accompanied by Mrs. Davis, but tnkes no
staff with him. Cen Dny;H thinks tho tiEI1tlng
with tho afoaocs will be over before l1e roacloss
his command bnt If tho IndinnB aro still tlloro
pro1nthes,to give them lively time. jeff Is u
ilghtor, antlnot a whit Of II peace-polioy man,
llo believes moro in hard knocks than trontics to
keep Indians quiet. Con. King, Col. LitchneId
Gna other army o!loolB, wore At tho train $500
Gen. Davis safo OF to his new command
AARON ABOUT.