New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-21

purpose OF securing conbfOl 0i no nauhOI ' III
the rates had been considerably below the
aetual coat of CARRYING. Meetings had been ire
auently held IN the hope OF compromising tne ok
isting difficulties, but nothing nad OSsn nieyed
now that il was absolutely necessary tnat some
thing should be done for sef-protecton' me rates
agreed upon Mr.. DImock Thought conld not Do con-
sdered arbitrary. as they are much lower than the
rates before the competition DeRan'
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WEDDING BELLS AT TRINITY CHAPEL.
MI& LOUISE a. DIcKERsoN MARRIED TO CHARLES W.
GOULD
oro ~ Tho most brilliant weddings of the season
took place yesterday AFTERNOON at o'clocE, ~
Trinity Chapel in West IWenty-hfth-st; Inc
S Ed%or T1S nsi The was
(ionId. of the law firm OF Vanderpoel, Green and
Ginning. The bridesmaids were Miss Z. :; Cheeyer,
Miss c. 4. Curtis Miss Palmer Miss Miss a. = GoSld
a sister of tho groom. They all wore
dresses of white satin, draped with Spanish lace;
white satin. with heavy point lace trimming. tniIe
veil waist of brocaded satin. square-cut neck nlleu
with point lace. The ushers were 10 ware N. DcK-
erson, IT,, Dr.. Frederick Gould, Hamilton Cole;
Miles standish representing the sixth generation OF
that family William Mitchell jr, aud John Nichol-
son. John Clafin acted as best man. Mr.; plckerspn
altar The service was read by the Rev. DIR, Morgan
Dix, of Trinity Church, assisted by the Kew. LII
Cornelius E. Swope, rector OF rlnlty Cnapei' A..
The church was crowded with the friends OF the
bride and groom, and many were unable TO Obtain
admistion. The chancel was tastefully decorated
with maiden; hair fern tr9pcaL plants anu seed
the bridal march from Lohengrin as the Proctess;
sion entered and Mendelssohn's wedding March
at the departure Inc CHIMES wede rung ro
side door near the pulpit and took seats IN the front
pews. At the arrival OF the BRIDE they walKeo
down the aisle to meet neI anu ieG he ' Ssst man
Mr. DickersOn kissed his daughter ana grasped inc
hand of the groom before they left the altar ..
the brides, home, No. "a East Thirty rHG
unlike any other in the cGy. Ae9q 1Go LoVo
tations having been sent out. Mr.. and Mrs. Gould,
surrounded by the bridesmaids, received
tnsG many yho f sssSnd oor the Sandns q
a recess between the two front windows, ana nav
ing behind them mass of rare flowers and plants.
The floral decorations at the house were by KIM
der, the music by Lander and the collation. ny
Pnard. Invitations were sont 10 rIeSiueht anu
Mrs. HAYES, the members of the Cabinet SIT
Edward Thornton, Baron aud baroness blahc'
MIR IeWenhaupt and wife; Herr SchlOeser, the Ger
man Ambassador; NJ. and Mafame Ontrey, the
Judges of tho Supreme Court OF tho United STATES OF
the Circuit and State courts and others. Each
guest on leaving tho house recsived satin box con-
tanning wedding-cake. The presents were very nu-
morOus and elegant. Mr. Dickerson gave his daneh-
ter complete tea-set OF sterling silver. Her Droth-
er's remembrance was full Get Of knives. forks,
spoons, eJc., TO tho number of $50 pieces. Mr..
Gould gave costly diamond bracelet an heIr
beantifnl diamond pin. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Claim u a diamond cross. Other presents
Cheever; a travelling bell. clock from the Rev. DIR.
and Mrs. Dix. Among the gifts m brass were
clock in the shape OF the Moscow Uell an lhkstanu'
an umbrella stand, numerous candelabra, hang
ing clock and several table bells. Among the bronze
presents~Tere many vases mirrors, rare ClOlssohe
PLAGUE, and six antique spoons bearing dsles rang
ing from 1895 to 17l2. Among the other presents
were q hammered silver pitcher and tray Win re-
pouss6 of oyster shells, an after-linner coffee pot
handsome card receiver, silver cream pltcher i
yer vase in the shape o. q log Of wood.
a SILVER vase from Professor Graham Bill, and
silver tea set from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson. of
Philadelphia. Yesterday the brides birthday,
and she was married on St. Agnes's Eve.
Among those present at the house were Ms Dick
Holmes Of Rch6eld. N Y, also an aunt; Miss
Nystroen, MISS Gabrielle Greeley, AsEDe Green, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Wheeler, Winthrop Parker,
Mr. and Mrs D. Steward, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles =.
Miller, Mrs. &. l.. Richards, Francis l. StetsOn, g.
yGrs and Mrs M Brsa0MT
George Haven Putnam. Mr.; and Mr. Charles a.
Dana, Judge Robert Green, &c lionel and MIS- Nisho.
Carnes, Miss Kirby. Miss Allen Mis-, Lincoln, MIS-.
Arthur Weeks. Miss Prison, Mn. John sherwood,
DR.. Bacon, John PattoTson Judge moan D1 poS
Ciaiiin, the Rev. Mr.. Mem Nan, EdwardJ. Connolly
Mrs and Mas Van WirkIe Miss Mills. Miss Ray.
Mrs Dr. Austin Flint. jr., Mrs Z, F. Chandler; Mrs.
Mrs Abram $. Hewitt, Mr.. and Mrs: Rochester Mrs.
]. Henry Adam, Miss Adam, Mrs. bearing. Mrs. +.
c. Blake. Mrs. Gihou, Mrs. Gillespie, Mr.; aud Mrs.
Misses Lisbon, Mrs. Ann $. stevens MISS Clara
stevens Mr.. and Mrs. Horny Maryland.
Sir. and Mrs. William Z. ~ DodgT, .,n N9s1-
M S,e' D SnTS g. a. Palmer the Misses Pacr
Mrs. Edward T. Jones, the Rey; /. u; Sill, Mrs
Elhelbert VI. Smith. Mrs; and Miss Black, Mrs
Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. Cneever. Mr.. aud Mrs. Van
WycKe, Judge, Mrs. and Mss Dillon. MIR. and Mrs.
William Il: Nielsen, Ms q. l.. Marsh Miss Marsi'
Shippln, the Misses Shlppin. the Row. William stan
ton. Mrs Francis Stevens. Mrs John Taylor john
son, Miss johnson. Mrs. DefOrest, Mr.. DcfoTcst,
Isaac Bell, Mrs. and Mrs. Weeks aud Miss Weeks.
GAY WEDDING At MORRISTOwN, NJ.
F. Winston Merrill of this city, and Miss Sarah
Lawrence Perry, of MOrristOwn, N J were married
yesterday at MorristOwn. The bride. liz a grand
daughter of Commodore o. II. Perry and niece of
service was read at the Church OF the Rcdrcmrr 6y
the Rev. DR.. George H. Caldwell, The church
was handsomely decorated with evergreens
aud the altar were beautifully trimmed
with flowers. As the bridal procession entered the
church the Organist played the Wedding march from
" LohenQin" The bride was attired in a Worth
costume Of brOcade and satin, with valuable Jewels
and old lace. She wore tulle veil, and carried bOu
uu6b OF WHO Inc were dressed
IN white satin and silk lana were partly covered with
lace wells fastened with silver pins The birds was
given away by her uncle, John f. Taylor, of Morris
town. The ushers were Eugene Higgins. Henry
DAVIS, Henry Pltney. Harry Merrill. brother of the
groom; the bridesmaids were Miss Shaw Miss
Walsh, Miss Hitchcock, and Miss Merrill.
After the ceremonies ut the church number of tho
friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill repaired TO Mr. lay
lOTs house, where dinner was served. Among the
guests present were Mrs. August Belmont, Mrs. s. :.
Rowland. Mr.. and Mrs. Gpin, of Philadolpha. Dr.
and Mrs Winston, Robert Benson and MISS Benson
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles King, Mr.. and Mrs A. O. Keas-
hey, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Carson BrovOOrt, Mr.. aud Mrs.
II. w. Miller Mrs. DR.. Edward Hoffman, Mrs j. w
Miller Mrs. George w. Miller. Mrs. H. N. Hitchcock,
Mrs. Schuyler Crosby Mr. and Mrs. Y. b King, Mr..