Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-11

WEATHER PRoBABlLl1lto'- - IE,sb
.,.a,t once Of the Chief Signal Cgcer' "u"'.
',o.on. d. e., October IL, lS1e-lo:ooa a.
-, tho Middle States ris!ng Varouese'' u
and brisk, uorshcriy or Westerly "'ous' 49, 49,
anH generally clear weather VIII "s"''
on Thursday morning.
~- WrDp1sG-Old Christ Church wae
.,ropred this evening to witness tue AuptiaiS u
Ar Charles E. St art, one of the rising young Ia"
of his city, and at present the efficient corpora
,,,ornev. and Miss Ruth Yeaton, daughter o.
". r y.atou, Esq, one of A!exandrias most
h..,uiful, fascinating and accomplished oeNe0'
.r,. rhancel was tsstefully decorated by tue lai'
,ood. of the brides friends with eVergfeehs
a,d antumn leaves, aud the floral onef'nsa
,..r. ,,rof,,se and very handsome mashincen'
,.r comioscd of rare aud lovely eSotcS was suspeh
d. from an arch placed in front OF tbe cuance'' anu
h,.;r. church was rcdocnt with the perfume eA-
,,.,oc fran % many swce. and pretty flowers.
On. ,sb.rs in attendance were: Messrs. Donald
,,.I..r + II. Parrot, DR., Il. B. Lee Fleming and
q G. Lee who were most attentive ana uu1i'inS \"
their epdcavor to provide seats for all.
The braa! couple accompanied by their at'en-
aar,s Hiss Zena Yeaton and +. d. Stuart MISS
En.r D, Lewis and Linden Kent, Miss Ellen hau-
ford and Gabriel DlVa, Miss Kate H. Stuart ana
u c. Ycaton, Jr., Miss Ellen Cotdery ana u
s,o,va..n, Miss Augusta DuVal and G. 5. French
.,d Miss Meta l. Stuart and j. 8. Yeaton, entered
M. church and advanced to the altar, while the
or,sn, presided at by Prof. Heyman, pealed forth
Ii Joyous strains.
Rev. Vim. NJ. Dame, rector of the church, oih-
c;ated. and in a most solemn and Impressive man
,,r performed the ceremony in accordance Win the
hap:ifl ritual of the Protestant Episcopal church,
prououncing the young couple man and wife whist
1hey stood beneath the horat marriage bell.
The Bride was exquisitey attired in white slik
and ulle en- trai1le her lovely face shaded, not con-
cead by the folds of the long bridal veil, and her
}row wreathed with orangs blossoms. The brides
maids wore white tarlctan with long trains ana
wells, tie wreath alone being wanted to give them
tie appearance of seven fair brldes' ano' as 'ney
STOOD before the altar, presented picture more or
liant md beautiful ethan painting can express, or
Youthful poets fancy when in love"
The ceremony concudeds the parry repaired TO
the residence of the brides father, where many
friends assembled to offer their congratulations and
express good wishes to the young pair, VINO WIN
leave later in the evening on bridal tour 10 tne
Centennial Exposition and the North
CORPORATION CoURT-Julge E. IL. Lowe
Yynsiluq.- Wednesday Oct ll.-Juige &.
VI l.,w fl cd nj, Off >ia. nsti, as Judge oil this
Cour; for six years from the frs. day OF Jan
uLry mex.
D.n.i~ Reedy, native Of Ireland, declared
hi, Infection g. become CT; zen.
\ deed from Robert Sonvll 20 NJ. tannon,
and cue irom james Wallace TO Park Agnew,
were admitted 70 record.
Con-. ex re- James Fossest vs.. Jehu I. HILL;
quo warrauto; plaintiff withdrew his mott % to
Sc; aside th, Judgment il, his caus'.
Ia the matter Of Lille Rudd, minor, guar.
diau permi,;e,! to use Dait Of priuclpal 10 his
hands Tor tie use u bis ward.
Jane TurDer VS.. Ham :.shire Fractions; Cas-;
juIsment fr the plaintiff hy co3seni:
Smaot, U5l.r & 50 vs. John J. Hill; Issue
on, OF ch1uca.y; d t.odaut's oil! Of exceptions
presented SD cnr I'D.
Waik,rv>. 4tk,y>; chanc"ry; commissioner
ordered 10 release aud reass;gn property to
Ihomt> Il. Love.
Miner VS. H.; CHI .nc, rs; commissioner OF
sale ordered 10 pay c,sts CT SUIT.
Summers " Whalcy's heirs; chauc,ry; re-
port OF ID. l. Suoot, trustee and commissioner
0! sale, c0lGlm"G.
Various accounts against the State and city
We're rtied, az! the Curt adjourned until
Court III course.