The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
SOUTH WASHINGTON.
A Hpppy Wedding-The River Trade
-PerROnni Notes.


Ryland Chapel Church was filled inside and
out WIN friends OF MIR. W. Frank Walker and
i MISE F.Addio Tune, ono OF the most esteemed
ibe,ppe oVuPie IN south Washingt3n, 70 witness
church at 8 o'clock last night. All day yester-
Day the ladies OF tho church, OF which the
bride was Sunday-school teacher and the
groom member, were engaged In decorating
the church for tho occe sion, and last night
Nyland Chapel never presented moro beau.
tlful appearance. The altar was profusely GOV.
cred with exotlcs and choice lowers, while
twined about the pillars was the honey.
sucklo, which stretched lite way along tho
s idns from VIC view sfsI SSpSndoa H iqSS
the ceiling, in front OF the altar, was n
novelty In tho way OF an umbrella made OF the
SSnoicest nowers, underneath which, while
kneeling, the happy couple wero made one,
lne Rev. MT. Chapman performing the bene,
olctiop. Tho usual custom OF bridesmaid
ma sroomsmeh was dispensed With, only the
seIvlces OF the ushers (Mesers. W. I. Tune,
herry walker, II. L. Gessford and Charles II.
DAVID being required. After the ceremony
was performed the bridal party were driven
10 neat little cottage at the corner OF Eleventh
and = streets southwest, which Mr.. and Mrs.
walker propose TO make their home for the
plesenl, where areccption was held, only tho
FAMILIES and few intimate friends being
present. The presents were numerous, being
ABOUT 200 in number, moet OF which wero OF
very Useful character. May their future BIO
crowned with happiness.
A spirited.looking horse attached 10 car No.
o OF the Belt Railroad Company broke AWAY
from tho car ct the corner OF Four-and-a-hait
street and Maryland avenue southwest yester-
DAY, pulling the driver over the dashboard
ana Dragging him eomo distance. The horse
woe caught by q colored man, and tho driver
was picked up and carried to the ONCE OF tho
company In q badly bruised condition.
The Potomac Steamboat Company, commenc-
Ing on Monday next, Will change the sailing
irips OF the steamer George Leary to Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, so as to make sure
connection with tho Boston steamers Of Nor.
folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Fancy have returned
from their wedding tour through the North
and taken up their residence at the home Of
the groom, corner Twelfth and streets south
west.
One Of the ushers OF the walker-Tune wed.
house last night, lost his overcoat from the
hack window. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving the same at Walkers grocery, corner
OF Tenth ana Maryland avenue southwest.
Mr.. William COX has returned from Mont
Bomefy County, Nd, where he has been spend.
Ing the past week with friends at that place.
Several property owners In the vicinity OF
Seventh street and Virginia avenue COM
planned at the station-house this morning that
the Baltimore Il Potomac Railroad Company
was tearing up the street on Virginia avenue
between Seventh and Ninth streets, to lay
more tracks, without permit. Offlcer LOTUS
WIS dispatched and arrested the contractor,
William Buckly, and took him TO tho station,
where no showed permit, which no claimed
nad been Issued by tho Commissioners, early
IN November, granting this right Tho permit
conveyed the contractor to Police Head
quarters to explain TO the Major. The work has
been stopped, but the result from headdtIar-
ters mas not been heard from.