New-York tribune., 1876-11-22


CLOSKEY.
Iohn Kelly. the leader of Tammany Hall,
WAS married yesterday morning at O'CLOCK 10
Miss Theresa MuIin, the youngest OF Cardinal NC
Cqosna nec IN the private chapel OF the Archiepis-
oopai residence. No 2ls Madison-ave The arrange
rnons were of the simplest character aud were IN accord
ane. with tho views OF the Cardinal and OF Ar keiiy'
The bride resides in Washington. but has lately been
staying at tho house Of a friend near the c"iulh"S
rxiduon She arrived at Cardinals hcuse early In
the morning accompanied by her sisters hrs fr"io'
d. Caeary OF Washington ana Miss Mary Sioni WIZ
acteA as bridesmaid and her bioter-tIIaw' hr Ne''
Ar mlarter before g. Mr. Kelly arrived With Mas 'Ho
Kelly and Hugh Kelly, who reside al NO. 1tS 1~St
Twenty-ninths, and the children OF hlS deceased
brother. Hugh. Soon after, Edward L. DonneHy
xras drive,, TO the door lie had been chosen BY Mr.
Kelly as his groomsman lie is the treasurer oi Tam
many Hall ard tho brother OF Father Donney pastor
of S. Mchaes Church. in West Thirty -arsi-st After
wards IN succession the Rev. Father CoSrg pas
tor of Ct Gabrels Parish, in which 1r Kelly resides,
the Rev. Father Dealy, s. J., Of 81 Francis Xaviers
Church. and Gel. George w. winGase- Vcar-Goneral
Quinn and Father Farley the Cardinals secretary, were
already at the house. These, with the Cardinal himself
verc the only persons who witnessed the Wedding as IL
was desired hago it private rs possible although
the rule OF the Catholic Church was conforned WITH,
which compes public announcement IN The church ol
nil persons aboxt To be married Mr. Kellys marriage
was announced at the Cathedral in the usual manner
All the arrangements having been perfected, those who
were assembled in the parlor repaired TO the Cardas
private chapel and the ceremony was Immediately per
formed IN the most simple and unostentatous manner
possible The bride and groom entered together and
took their places before the altar which were num-
Der of lighted tOpers and numerous choiee heMes V
Near stood the two sisters oi the Of1'te MAS mary
Mulin having the place OF honor Ihey were al a'uSu
u aySns S[TsS&1 & rcs. tns oTg The CarnS appeared be-
fore them dressed IN his scarlet eassook ace rochei,
scarlet mozSs st3s be9o SrTSS nnT rcss cu to them
the Cardinal pronounced them man and vie IN tno
usual simple and brief ceremony OF the Catoc CAnNn
bridegroom bride, was celebrated by the Crdnal IN
white yestmcnts This mass docs NOT oiaer nom o
An ordinary low until after the Fater Noster
is rccted Then the CARDINAL standing on tnG EPtSIIe
side of the altar turned 20 the bile ana nrloesFoou'
who kneeng before him. ana reciied t@o prayers
which in effect asked the blessing OF God uoA tnon
that the wife might initiate the women OF former times
and be pleasing TO hcr husband; that III her years anu %
fdeiity mg like Sarah; that regularity OF NE
aud conduct nhSf be her sGen % against Ie TGhSs W d
OF SEX and that they both might see thelr cnen
children tho third and fourth generations and i've TO
an old aee. lie then gave them che nupiiai oesIng
Alter tins tle mass proceeded 10 the coa9A,Qn Nno
Incnt, which is one OF tne necessary dnnes IN
the Catholic Churen OF those VINO are 70 PJ P lnSa,
to ghe people, Cardinal read another prayer Mhen
tho ceremony was contracted Alter 'Se niSaAse 70 % mr.
nishcd at Cardinals residence 81 which all VINO Were
pres.nt partook About two spent socially
n tbe o5roEs when The newly y-marTcd couple left the
hOusc take the O'clock tran for BoslOn MI anu
Mrs Kelly viii return to tho city at tho beginning OF
next week. The presents which received were few
aud simple. None OF the presents, hOwoyel, were us
payed except the iewelI Dy Tic BRIDE winch was
iyee-eBted by Mr. Kelly.
The bride is daug gutter OF tbs late Edward buiin,
merchant of this CITY Her mother is also dead. she
was born this city, and is nearly thirty years OF age
She has a rich brunette complexion, acd Is gfactdu ana
nftyact We in appearance. The simplicity Of the cere-
luony Yesterday the wish OF all those who TOOK part
IN IT, though created surprise among the 1rieos
OF he ao,Ipe, who thought display should have
been made and publicity given TO IT, Ia former
times the marriage of relative OF card nal was
attended with much landeur and ceremony ana u Was
customary for the Pope send his SPECIAL DesSlng upOn
tae eOupie hut the Weli-knOwn simplicity OF Carc1aI
NeCsnskey forAds any unusual show Deng ade on Ills
account.