The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30

Rutherford B. Hayes Attracted by Tho correct ness
addressing the Court he suggested TO Judge Thurman
that Mr. Hayes should open IN speech
OF 40 hour IN behalf Of. tho accused. The
case was nnaily given 20 tho Jury and shs verdic.
being s'guty," the senior counsel disguised at their
on 70 a ss ndp O.
bad noted some forty exceptions 10 The rulings Of she
Court and gave notice that ne would ask tor new
trial. Judge Thurman ordered the exceptions noted
and upon hearing the argument OF NE Hayes granted
the appeal TO tho State supreme Court
SUCCESSFUL srIT.
In the meantime preparations Tor the great event
were progressing Mrs Webb Was making arrange
afair best DO judged By the tew were in
vted to be present OF the relatives Of Ar. Hayes
there we're his only sister, Mrs Fanny Pat and nsr
daughter Laura, now Mrs J. g. Mitchell, OF Columbus
OHIO, VINO stooo with Miss Webb. claspng her
leit hand. OF the BRIDES relatives there we're her
mother, MIRA Maria Webb, wno. died 1855;
her brother, Joseph I. Webb still living, and James
d. Webb, who died IN 1878, snc Aunt Lucy Cook,
now Mrs. John BogEs, Of Chihco,he. These were the
were Dir. and Mrs HERON ana Dr. and Mrs. John
DAVIS; she Presidents private secretary, Mr. Rogers;
Mrs Wilbur, the wife OF the President OF the wesoya
Fcmalc College, and the ROW DR.. H. d. McCaDs.
These competed the party: Mrs.. Hayes wore the
and .ls ample folds have been found abundant TO adj
NIT OF Its being reftted, and she Will wear on
Monday evening nexs. AZ me conclusion o. we mar
tons Of their friends aud tho Supreme Court being IN
session AZ Columbus Mr.. Hayes decided 10 mako his
bridal tour 10 that city he must be present the ol
lowing Guy to argue the Simmons before
Thitner they went, making the house Of Mr.. Hnyes'
sister sheE residence during thor stay in that city.
the legal case WINS attendedgo Soon afcr MT Hay es
had the satisfaction OF hearing that his argument had
boon rewarded with a compliment from the Hon.
Thomas EwinG Stiil later lie was rejoced 10 ioarn
that the ruling oil the Superior Court Ia simmosS
case had been reversed and new trial ordered.
riE COLONIZATION
The invitations Tor next Monday have been limited
70 about one hundred. rncy arc writtcn on note
paper, and read:-
Mrs Hayes celebrate the twenty nith anniversary
Of our wedding December 81, 1877. at u.ne o'clock.
This much was pcnned ~ one OF tho cs ;, cf1
afterward inc President personally address
Invitation, adding
hope yoa will DO present sincerely yours,
First this plain Invitation was mailed to tho livins
guests present ~ the marriage twenty-five years ago
AS The anniversary would occur sunday, the ioi-
lowing DAY was chosen tor ITS observance. Amor tho
wedding guests tho President has invited Of his
college mates II Kenyon who are residing IN WASH
ington, also members OF the CINCINNATI Literary Club,
Judges OF the Ohio courts before which Mr.. Hayes
practissd and members OF tho CINCINNATI Bar
his regiment the r"sa.yss os,o' le%
ONO friends now in Washington. As before stated,
those Invitations do not hundred, and in.
Caoine, ana Vice President Wheeler are the only
parties invited from official lite. Chief Justice Waite
and Justice SwaEe OF the Supreme Court Chici US
ticc d. X Cartier, OF tho District Supreme Courts
Judge X b. Warden, The first Judge before whom Ar.
Hayes ever tried . case, arc all Ohioans Senator
Thurman will also be present well as lawyers james
ana Shsliabarger, d. W. Rodes d. l.. Lang, General
LcDuc, tho Commissioner OF Agriculture; General T.
c. II. Smith, the appointment clerk IN the Treasury
Ex-Governor Dcnison ana wife, and Mrs. Dab gren, at
whose marriage with her arst husband, Mr.. Goddard
Mr.. Hayes was present.
THk FAMILY.
The marriage has been blessed with eight children
sevsn boys aud girl Five OF the children are living
Tine eldest, Burchard A. Hayes, 10 aged twenty four
Webb o. Hayes ID twenty one; Rutherford =. Hayes,
nnetcen Miss Fannie Hayes, years, and tho baby,
Scott Hayes, 10 six years old Win the exception OF
Scott The others living were born IN Cincinnati
Tho President Ia now In his hfty.stxth and
the floral decorations supplied by the at
tached to the mansion thcre Will DO attempt at
display. Letters havo been received from many
promnent people extending fluctuations tho ami
vcrsary OF their MARRIAGE, and what Is ablo
liz the large number Of oilers 10 unite sentme iy
with the President the Both and 31st inst 10 cee-
bratns silver weddings which happen to iail upon
those Same days