Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-30

SUSDAY LAW AND CUNDai w IDOiNe"' -
regular old fashioned German wedding took
place on Sunday evening 10 East Baltimore, at
which the time honored customs OF tho Father
land we're strictly adhered to. Tho groom was
MIR. Theodore Geller, who keeps q thriving
lager beer saloon at No. 227 Central avenue.
In anticipation of the happy event. he had IN
yited large number of his friends to assemble
at his p!aoe and join 10 the marriage festivities.
which we're announced to taks place at 10
o'clock in the evening. The guests commenced
to arrive as early as 6 o'clock. There
we're young men aud young women gorgeous
10 their Sunday foery. There were also the
old, gray haired meinherrs and their fraus.--'
There were besides. young matrons VINO Wet'
desrous CT welcoming tho new Candidates into
the happy state. aud as an earnest OF the future.
there were children from babes 10 the erms up
to those aged or gear9, sod as necessary
adjunct to all German festivals. there was tall
band Of music, Whioh vas led By Hoffman, who
brought bis bad as a compliment 10 MS
friend, the groom. At 9 O'Clock the blushlng
bride Miss Amelia Eneriob. arrived at her
future homo, panied By few very Iou'
% .tc young LADY friends, and 10 fcR minutes
afterwards, with her af,nco aud two friends,
Iefs The house, and very quietly proceeded to O
minister's house 90 Aisquth street, and the
knot was i!rev c,bly Llsj. Wben the newly
married rair returned to the saloou, MIR. Hot tuan
gays the sigoai TO bis band to play the Heddlog
m msroh, Sad 70 relate, however, The loeX,ra>
BILE Sunday Law, wbi,h prohibits performances
of this nature in salooDs on that day, Inter
fered, 10 shap, OF q polio, odh'er. 4 counol'
of war was held by the groom aud tbs maos
osrs Of tho entertainment. and it was decided
90 regae the conpsoy u1tl midnight, aod
then TO haze the music and daucl9g. This
nroprammo Raa faifhfrilS s.r"'.I "1-' 'pto
oiosiy TWO minutes past II CLOCK yesterday
norpiog, the bnss drum scnnded, the osatiooeis
sent forth their most p0Ee'tdl blasts, oimoats
oIssted, and the WhGls conmuaity ThirIed 10
the piddy nBz.s of The dance, Whicn was kept
nm u1,il daybreak. .-Bdltin1orc American.
AGIRLIsH ASSASSIN Tho Russian
Vehmeger:nht is more sausuinsry than ever:
General Dtenteln's 8 assaiapt dropped poke,
book 10 his fight, with bit Of advice to the
police Iieutena1t rot TO be too sevsre on the
NibiIiiste, Or even il ho escaped them. other
bullets we're ready for him. WhiIo in Khar"
koff AID Kew, not Only DO the uumbT OF al
res. Increase, but the police are accused OF
l.spuing With the conspirators. The most re.
cert episod. has been at Moscow. Mr. Dorty'
u.ky, gentleman residing 10 the BasmaoDla
ouar.er, gave ball, at which was present al!
The elite Of tho ariotocratc capital, acd among
others, rybensa paued Bsyraschevskg.
apsd %, who was dancing With the mistress OF
the house, whcp. about o'clock, Miss Prasko
via Krausks, who had lst arrived from Saint
Petersburg, made her appearance. PfsskoVia
was elegantly dressed, aud most cordially re-
ceived BY everybody. but must have been on a
mission as, after shakiOg hands all around.
she walked up t5 Mr.. Bayras,heVsky, and With
cut e1.haugiog wcrj, drew a revolver and
| shot him thrcuah the head, attsr which sha
quietly gave 10 the weapon. simply remhkiog
that she should otter 90 explanations, except
that ste ha1 kaoTu hin for year or more,
acd had como 90 expressly to kill hln. In's
anabIe youag Womao is in prison CT course;
and whether her motive bo political or inspired
by revenge tor some persooa! outrage, such is
the terrier caused by The dainss of the NIhists
that tie tcrat societica will have another
crime added to their c.landar. Where this
| list will end DO QUO iares 10 .aiaki from inc
Gar 70 the peasant, all classes seem equally
threathcned by this s,cis hydra, which sVoW
edy has no other than tho upscttiog of every
prpoiDIe Of authority, y,-London Cor. OF the
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