National Republican., 1878-01-30
8E7OWN NEWS.
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PORT.
C'sared.-steamer Ann Ella. Jones Philadelphia,
with return freight to Philadelphia merchants, In
Guiding large lot Of -four aud 5000 sheepsklns
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
BY rfrcr.-schooncr Kitty Ann, Laycock, Alex.
nndps, with 2,OO0 bushels Of wheat to T. d. Hart
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
James II. johnson, Pi,tgburg. Pa, aud u. L. Ar.
herman Baltimore, Nd, have apartments OF the
Mr.. X. 7. A. Denhan, agent Of the Inland. Sea.
board and COaStng Company. has ~ far recovered
from his recent ndispUsition to be able 10 be ut
his Office attending to busiucss.
Mr. X. r. Shekells, Superintendent Of Streets. hns
Just completed the construction Of a twelyc.foOt
gutter running from the south side Of Water street
at the foot Of Market street through the lnthicnm
properly to the river. This gutter Is intended to
carry the water % Water street into the river aud
is much.needcd Improvement.
TENNEi-MooRE.-A FASHIONABLE WEDDING
IN GEORGETOWN.
one Of the most brilliant weddings that has oc.
Tanr IN IUrSe%wn ,%t h Shy gesS , was S h ol
William II. Tenncy q Sons, and Miss Julia Moore.
daughter OF Mr.. y. l.. Moore. which took place ut
ak uClnck last evening Mt the West Street Prcsby
terrain Church Some time before the hour set for
the ceremony the handsome cdfcc was iilled to re-
p!ctirn. The street from Congress to High streets
was thtonSed with elegant carriages, both private
aud public
Among those present Were Messr. W. II. Camp.
tel, l y 'nnpDcll. Nlllnll W. tat Ot the fri Ui
William N. Gult & Co.. Dr. Smythe. Judge Sherman,
Thomas &. Cox, h. D. Hartley, J. NJ Waters II. NJ.
Talbot joseph J. B.nll. Henry u. Cook jr. aud Il
run',cr Of army and navy officers, accompanied by
| ihCir ladies.
The ushcrs were Mcssrs Samuel II. Wheeler,
| liuSh ltedn. Willie Moore. aud Harry Tnlcntt.
! The gruomSmeu were MesSrs. VIII, e. Nicholson.
MnyEcw Platter, Charles B Cropcy. James Mncknll,
George Il. Bernard, and Lawrence e. Moore who
wee ntHred In full dress
! The bridesmaids were Misses Ella Moore, Fanny
Herr. Cornclis toylc Lizzie Russell, Tilic Rcdin,
aud May Campbell.
The brides Gscss was u white satin ~ train point
hohirc, md trimmed with Illusion and point lace
ly:.g veil nSLeuCd with u wreath Of white flowers.
anl which hung IN vupOiy folds over her elegant
bridal rOhc. Her ornaments were hligrce jcwrlty.
The bridcsmaidS' dresses were OF French muslin.
trimmed with Nncncienucs lace. aud short wells.
Mt'S EmilyCoylc presided nj the organ.
The ceremony was prrlprmedby Rev. :. II Howe.
IccJrlug. to tho uld.Gu,hIOncd custom by he'
father. As the bridal party approached the church
tie uTSanist played n voluntary. The bridal party
entered the church In the following or Ter: VShCrs
yjunm. having on his arm Mrs. ,. l.. MuUrc. mother
/ q, the bride; bridesmaids aud grppmsmcn; the
liEi0, leaning ON the arm Of her irthgr, Mr. +. J..
hno'c As tho party cntsredt the cdihrc by the west
ni'r the uT:Gnist rendered Mcudoi -rhnS grand
Wedding Mnr'h. and during the ceremony voluli.
tar. Al the conclusion at the crrvnUiy tic parry
passed ont Of the church via the tast aisle resme,
their carriages. nni p:uCCCled to tho residence III
the brides parents. on Congress, near Road street.
whCio reception wa, held and at hnlfpast nine
nrl ok the .iuppy groom, with his fair bride len
! for an extended northern tour. The wedding pres
cats were numerous and very elegant. embracing
all kinds Of sivcrwnrc and other household goods,