Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1886, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't THE Evexine San fs served to subscribers fn th ett by carriers ir own account. at 10 cents Week, or 4c. cents each. By mall—postage p I-50 cents & Month: one year, $6: six months, $4 (Pntered at the Post Oflice at Wasington, D.C,a+ second-class mail matter. j Tuy WexKLY StaR—published on Friday—$l & Jer. postage prepaid. Six months, 50 cents. (~All mail <udscriptions must be paid i advance; Ke paper sent longer than is paid for. Rates of Je known on application. nening Star, Vo. 68—Ne 10.323. WAS. HINGTON. D. C.. THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1886. TWO CENTS. UNITED STATES MARSHALS OFFICE, TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Whereas. by an, Act of the Congress of the United States, entitied “An Act authorizing the construction Of a batlding for the accommodation cf the Congres: sional Library,”-approved April 15, 1886, the Con Inission thereia named was empowered to purchase oF take for public use either of the two tracts of land in Said Act described, and has been unable to purchase, Byithln the Lcultations of sald Act, either of said tracts of land, and have decided to Sake, for the purposes ex- Pressed iu sald Act, that one of said tracts of iand Which lies soath of East apitol street, and which In- fides the whowe of squares number "2b, 780 and 754 mani citys Whersa® stid Commission bas made application to the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia (in Special Term as a District Court of the United states to ascertain amt assess the damages that may be oc- cusioned by the taking of said three squares of land, And the said Court bas directed the Marshal of the District of Columbia to summon a jury of seven per- sous to assess the damages, if any, which each owner of land in said squares may sustain by reason of the same being so take: » sherefore, ib accordance with the terms of sald order, hovice is hereby given that « jury appointed by ne, Sider the authority and for the purposes above Set forth, will meet at my office, in the City Hall in this city. at TEN O'CLOCK A. M.on the SEVENTH day of JUNE, 1886. aud from day to day thereafter ‘so long as may be necesary. ALBERT A. WILSON, Marenal of the United States in and for the District of mda. my26-11t SPECIAL NOTICES. < THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF \ the MAST? R MASONS ASSOCIATION THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING at 8 o'clock, at Koom No. 100, Corcoran building. E.F. JONES, Sec. ae => A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS “Se of the FOURTEENTH BUILDING ASSO CIATION OF GEORGETOWN willbe held at God- daid's hall THIS EVENING at 8 o'clock ‘to consider the affairs of the association. © C. P. WILLIAMS, * ‘Secreta (ee, ROUGE SALE PERSONS FOUND trespassing on the place known as the Cox Pisce: n Georgetown, will he junished according to we J. A. LEE Jeet q NILE RECEIVE DAILY THE FINEST Strawberries in the District, grown by Wm. ‘Holmesd, Mt. Pleasant, D.C. Wholesale and retail See En goa Stands 304, 595 and _Jes-2t8 ‘Center Market. T&S COLEMAN. BECK AND Wick- LINE, Carpenters aiid Builders —We invite those who have building and carpenters’ work to do to sabmit their plans and specifications to us for esti mates, we being practical woramen and builders, will give entire satisimetion in price and work. Jobbing promptly and neatly done. “All kinds of heavy. frame ing auld raising done. Address 709 I st. n. W. je3-101* => REV. THOMAS NEEDHAM, EVANGE- (Fs ine. wilt prench RIGHT ar Boake sd, pony Brenig tls week except Saturday. at the th Baptist church, Rev. C.C. MEADOR, pastor, SEE none ¢ it IN THE SUPREM~ COURT OF THE DISPIRICT OF COLUMBIA. Waliuca, Elliot € Co. va Francis Pros et al—No. ‘V604. Equity Docket 25. On motion of the piaiutiff., by Mesa. W. P.Mat- tingly A. K. Duvail aud C. c. Cole, their solicitors, It i. THIS 13TH DAY OF MAY. 4D. 189%, ordered Mat the defendant, Francis Prot, caase his appear ance to be catered herein on oF betore the first rule day vccurring forty days alter this day; otherwise the cause will be proceeded with as in case of default. "The onject of vinis suit is to vacate certain cobvey- ances and to seli certain land ia the proceedings men Yoned to satisiy plaint. Judgements recovered Against said detendant, Francis Prot. 1€'s further ordered that this order be published in ‘The Washington Law Reporter and The Lvening Stat once a week ior three successive weeks. the frst pub- Meation to be forty days beture sald rule-day. Wai. Mo MERIICK, A.J. KJ. MEIGS, Clerk. A true copy. m25-Se. i< OFFICE FRA -O., Se Wasiinotox, D.C, May 25. 1886, ‘A miecting of the stockholders of the Frankia tm surance Company of Washington, D.C, will be held At this office, ‘om MONDAY, June 7th, for the election Of tweive (12)' Directors to serve the ensuing year. Polls open from 12 to 2 o'clock pm. TPES WICK Yo! _ my25,27,29,ju (eet tition Acct THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPAR Consume are St. axw New Vous Ace ——— Charter, act of Cougrest January 22, 1867. a ay joccrical commutation Wick Folce “Doser. — SAFES RENTED FROM $5 TO $60 PER YEAR. ILV RRW A KE taken on Deposit intrunks or boxes: at lowest rates, ‘Manaemeni:—Benj. P. Snyder, President; Chas. C Glover, V. Prest; A. L. Siurtevant. Secy;T Law- yawon Ries. ‘Treas; Jobn G. Parke, Heary A. Willard, 5 Chas. E Nyman, Assist. Sec’y. LOSS bY BUKG T. stant cs. my1G-eo2m =, 2S A Bsns ‘Hus Removed his Uilice and Residence to F214 isch ‘st, betwee ‘Musachusetts ands Thode avenues myZ2-eone _AND_WiL_REDIN Woob- WARD, Aitorneys-at-Law: Koons Tad 8 Gunton Law bulking 472 Loutstans'ave, Complete index to ail conveyances of Georgetown and County Property aud ties tosues madeaspectalty. apts ‘CORSON & MACARTNEY, BANKERS, TEDING, aaio STREET. Deposits, Loans, Exchange, Collections Dealers i Government, District Bonds and ail Local Securities, Stocks and Bonds listed on the Stock Exchanges ot Yew York, Philadeiphia, Bostou and Baltimore Bought and Soid. Orders iu American Bell Televhone Stock executed by wire diret from our office to Boston. Constant (quotations of this stock received. i026 ‘HD. COOK. ar SF oF. ays Fore! “Also, Mutiiaced Coin, Special wire to New York. Stocks dnd Bonds pougii nnd carried on marcia or for cash. “mylStun BOOK BINDING, — HARPER'S AND ‘ Magazine iiound Yor 66 and 1S cents at the old ext-bished “Lyertt Binders 1010 hd I0t2'Pa, ave, “Unicial Gazerte and otuer bindings Gene proportioually low: all work arvielame, miei (=, THE, SEWsuovs aN curtpRis ‘AID SOCIETY. will firnish employes for Boteis, distog roows, tures, oficers. messragers and gfrand bors. The yur onsge of tne public is solicited. SURe AU Or EMPLOYMENT, lois Fee a.w- Apyie la LUMBER. In order to close out a large stock of HARD- WOODS, I wilt make it specially to your interest it You place your orders with me. Asking to share your orders in all kinds cf LUMBER, SasH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOULD INGS, Exc, ‘T guarantee you satisfaction. WM.R McLEAN, my10 13th and B streets northwest. TRAVELERS CREDITS, AVAILAELE IN ALL PARTS OF EUROPE. LETTERS OF CREDIT, CIRCULAR DRAFTS AND BILLS OF EXCHANGE. _Myl0-Im LEWIS JOHNSON & €O., Bankers. DR BST, QUALITY FLUID FOR VAPOR Stoves, 5 gas for 75e., delivered. The latest Sabot makes of Vapor Stoves a prices ua low as the west. Kefrizeraturs. Ice Urrant Low Edtaeseg Paina chee are" tat tad Beeouvinced, at M. CSUTCHELL'S, “myelin 3108 Mt (Re SHEOSVITE “THIS 00: ATION. OF ‘Calisaya, Wild Cherry and Horsford’s Acid Phosphates, isa popular and -nt Brain and Nerve ‘Tonic. and’ a sa: é agains. Malaria. Sold at MILBURN'S PHARMACY, 1429 Peonsyivaniaave, fu bettles oF on draucht with’ soda water. ry PRINTED BATISTE, 10c. We have just opened another lot of these elegant im choice styles. s CHALE DE LAINE, elegant quality, reduced to PRINTED PONGEE, reduced to $1; the coolest and ‘most usefu! dress for Warm weather. BLACK PONGEE. BLACK SURAH, MERVEIL- LEUX aud RHADAMES very cheap. Great reductions in all kinds of FANCY DRESS GooDs. Jatt pened large lot of CREAM SKASIDE SUIT- ENGLISH CHEVIOTS for Steamer Suitings Largest and Best selected stock of FINE FRENCH SATIEENS in newest styles. PONGEE EMBROIDERED DRESSES at cost, We have jast opened 4 lot of SUMMER SHAWLS Which we offer at very low prices, Remnantsof all kinds of DRESS GOODS and SILKS ‘very cheap. BLACK GOODS of every description. HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, ete PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS at cost. ‘W. M SHUSTER @ SONS, 919 Peunsyivaniaave 2 ONE PRICE. Laves, Arrexriox. LATEST PARISIAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS, MLLE M. 3. PRANDI, 1309 F Sraxer. ELIA BANGS, ENGLISH BASK OMbuls Kv bakus EVENING Cony RES Bisir Drewed and Bags Shingied. ~ mhassan® ee POR THE BENEFIT OF THE BUILD- ing fund of Emanuel "piscopal Church, Anacostia, b. C. Lecture by the Rev. J. OWEN DORSEY, on “Life Among the Indians,” In. the lecture room of Christ church, G st., bet. Gta aid 7th e. FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 1856, 8 o'clock. Doors open at 7230. “Tickets, aduits; 25c. Je2-ste (ee, BARERS ASSEMBLY 2359 WILT. ‘issue a stamp to be placed on all bread baked by union men, ou and after JUNE 7TH. All persons tuvor of organized labor, who do not “isi to uphold Parties who compel theif hands to work 100 hours Per Week. will please buy the siainyed bread. inthe gainp bs copyrighted, showing the letters K. L. ng AU parties asing it without authority will be prose- cuted secording te law. ” By order of the Assembly. LAR MEETING OF COUNCIL, No. 214, Union,” will ve held at Scottish "Rite Hall; 1 b.w..0n FRIDAY EVENING, the 4th instant, at S clock. A full attendance is earnestly requested, Jez-at* JOHN © ATHEY (Kee DOPING JUNE, SULY AND UST my Store will be'cicved on SATUKDAYS. atip.m. H. 0. TOWL&S, Furniture Store, 1007 Pennsylvania ave. rt (Ke REDUCTION oF Torts, all merchants and others who favor a reduction of tollgon the Alexandria Aqueduct Bridge until that bridge is purchased by (be united States or a new free bridge erected and in traveling order, are requested to meet at Goddard's Halt, southeast corner of M aud Both streets, FRIDAY, th inst, at8 p.m, to take b-eusures Lo accomplish that object. * Jezst [ REV. GEORGE ©. Ni. gelist, will preach. (b. @clock, and EVER EDHAM, EVAN- ‘TONIGHT at 8 AVENING this week except saturday, at the First Baptist Church, 13th st. All invited. jei-it own orguuized mechaules for the sum of $14 per uwanlike manner, A. DAVIS, Jk, Room 31, Coreorai ulicing, Jel1-Gte__ Residence, 519 Massuchusetis «ve. 16 [t= CO-OPERATIVE BUILDERS. ‘Section. Three of the Luce-ral. Co-operative System, composed of carpenters and Joiners, are now bidding om at work in their line, incluuing tue eree- thom and completion of buildings of every description. Pinus “and 'apeciications furnished “ou ay plication. Owuers will do well, to submit -puans aiready made, Adress Lock Box 699, City Pust oltice. my _S-1w [F< THE GEORGETOWN REAL TE ‘Company will huve # ieeting for the pay- ment of ins.fments on stock and other purposes at its office, 1.51 Sad st. MONDAY, JUNESEVENTH, WALE-BAST SEVEN P. M. Ail upportuuity will be afforded parties desiring to'sui for the rewiaine ing shares of cajdial stock. ~ Jel-lwe (= THE novoorr ” o “OUR SEW SOUTH” PATENT ROLLER FLOUR W. H. TENNEY FAMILY FLOUR wus ‘among the Most Unjustifiable ever made. ‘The Knights of Labor have never made « complaint to us about wages, hours or employing bup-uuiul: nied, The only excuse given for it 1s that we would not give audidional work to men not in our employ aud ‘contrary 10 our interests W.H. TENNEY & SONS, Jel-te Mercha::t Mitlers, Georgetown, D.C. <<.) PERSONAL TAXES. ‘AssEsson’s Orvicy, DisrRict oF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON May 29, 1556, ‘Taxpayers on personal property ure uerevy notified, In obedience to law, that ghey ure required to mike out and return to tals ousfg.s statemant of their soual property, under ousa, within forty-tive days from this date, and in dexiuit of such return $10 As Sessor is required by law LO make out such sL.cement from the b st injormation that can be obtulued and Add thereto # penalty of 50 per caxtum. ‘Blank schedules can be obtained ut this office. By order of the Commissiouers ot the Disirict of Coiumbia. ROBERT P. DODGE, 1-64 Assessor, D.C. (a> THE SWEDISH HEALTH INstrruTE ‘Branch office ‘st Shenandoah, Alun springs, Va. Information at Prof. NISSEN'S, BUS 16tn st. city. mulh2o-Sm ORS 28 RSTRERE 'ING LON, D.C., 1 partuership at the aueve ‘i conducting # general Real Estate aud Lusuratice Bus hess, we solicit a suare of your patrouage. Our iuclli- the’ Disirict ot Columbia, viz., the Potomac. of jeorgetown, D. ganized Marci, 18:51, Franalin of Washington, D.C, orauized 1b) many others. We wul give prompt aiid personal Lention to all business entrusted (0 our care. Pst tes carefully manayed, reuts collected, tuans uegotiuie hd real estate bought, sold and exe “4 tion concerning all local inv estwweutscneerful.y given, Respectiully, £0. McL. DODSON, W. RILEN DEE: BLL Meier by permission to. Mcsara. Kiggs & Co. Bunkers: ow. 113. sweeuy. Pres. Farmers aud Nee Wilson, U.S. Marshal of b. ©: Hon. Samuel E Wheat ley, Commissioner of D.C; Messrs. Lewis Johnson & C)., Banxers. my2y-im ARCHITECT, _my20-2We 1002 Eat. nw. => SPECIAL, CARE Is Purkiah igs, We subject them to the bot them iu paper cases, sud sew ‘away for the summer, _mysim EN TO F tour cleaning works. japtha gas j-rocess, Seal Jel AM CALVas tO be put A. H. CHACK & BRO., Steam Carpet Cleaners, 616 Lac ave (Ke, PLACE YOUR ORDE! FOR FI “SEDER SHINTS ih HALL & BARNES, FURNISHERs AND SoIRT MA cus, 905 f how. ger Successors to TUBA SONS SILLIL FACE Toie mys LOOK, OUT! WASHINGTON 13 FLOODED WITH 11 Perhaps tt ts in your kitchen. Examine for your- felt, and be sure you! are ot using adulterated Lard. 1t looks ‘gud. but the unpleasant oder trom it whet cooking wilt convince you utherwise, -C 2 ADS i BRAND LARD” Is GUARANTEED PUki tu ail styies of packages “Ask your grocer tor itvand if he hasn't it lu stock send us your adatess and You gill be supplied. G. CASSARD & SON, ‘Baltunore, Ma, Curers of the celebrated “Star Brand” Mild Cured Hams and Breakfast Kacon. whism* = A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GAS No charge or Hangin No charge for Hanging. Fine line ot Brass euders and Andirons, Also Fancy Goods E F. BROOKS, mis Sen ous se, OFFICE OF THE GEORGET WNGAS LIGHT CO.. May 1», 1588. A miceting of ibe stockholders of tits company for the election of s ven directors witl be held at oF fice on MONDAY, June 7, 1556. Polls open at 11 o'clock a.m. and close st 1 o'clock GEO. W. CROPLEY, Secretary. (es iiite Sasori Pak, Spuatdehted Eh ate, ease ened" 2 aaa “OPM aT mytim — W.>.JENKS& CO, St SATE, 916 McPHERSON ‘Square, Washington, “D.C, gives special Attention to diseases of the ber¥ous system, spinal cur- Yatures and Polis’ disease ‘ielepboue’ call, 445. mbotme = CHAS. S. PRICE, DKUGGIST. 426 7th xt. aw, ‘he most complete Drug establishment in South Wash Our peices are exceedingly low. aps 7th st. nw. x Sxasoxasre Goons. GAS COOKING STOVES LAWN MOWERS « GARDEN Vasa GaRDEN HOSE ‘HOSE REELS HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, 424 Oth street, JUTCHEN’S BOSTON HARD WAX is always in for polishing floors. my28-w,thdti 1p J. F. Massie & Co. (Buccessors to T. Toumey), 1820 Penna. Ave. and 407 13% St. N. W., @TEAM MARBLE AXD GRANITE WORKS car assortment of Marble and Granite ‘Headstones aud ‘Mew Dengns, Good Work, Low Prices ‘Yard on 13'_ tt, below Pa ave nw. myl>lm,lp << WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY At Me of the stockholders of the Wash- ingtob Marues Company erik Oe heel ae ttt Soe ey the Company, in the of Washin at Take 3) OCNGCE BM Sarat Ek be ae Juue, 1556, to decide upon the method of procuring ee meney. ae to extend the # street buildiug, ee Pe Enea piace spon ; a Werningion, D.C, Say it 1 tyes i rs, DENTAL :NFiRMAKY OF NATIONAL ‘University, Loud Est nw. extracting Tees Other work doue uuder the supervision ef competent operators wi cust of material. Open frous 2 to 3 p. uk, except Bunday. my SOMETHING Ni g Fluid, 75e.: -cullon genius . gelivered. "No charge tor ‘vt o« ‘Vapor Stoves Id you use our celeurated. ‘uid. “No more leaky Vupor Stoves. Cail and see the ihe atest improvement A. EBERLY & SuXS 718 <= CHAN 15 & 0. BANKERS ‘Buy and sell D.C Securition Gas Stock, ‘Putomac Veiephone Dealers in Exchange, Cola sd beeen poe S-GALLON ine Cleveland eer +34 | my2eln Wes for placing large lites of insurance are uusitt | Fepreseiiiing 48 we dothe two oldest compaules | ged. tusorm: | chaules’ Bank. of Georgetown, D. Cz Dr. Daniel 1 | Clarke, Pres. National Bank of Kepublic; Hon. A. A. | THE PRESIDENTS WEDDING. AN UNOSTENTATIOUS CEREMONY. SCENES AT THE WHITE HOUSE LAST EVENING, Departure of the President and His Bride for Deer Park. The President and Miss Folsom Wed- ded in the Presence of a Few Guests— Flowers aud Sunshinc—The Crowd at the Gate—The Wedding Supper and the Wedding Presents—The Toilets of the Bride and Her Guests, —_—$_-—___ President Grover Cleveland and Miss Frances Folsom were married at the White House at Seven o'clock Jast evening. The wedding ar- Fangements were carried out with a promptness characteristic of all events at the White House under President Cleveland’s administration. ‘The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Sunderland, and the benediction was pro- nounced by Rev. Wm. Cleveland, the brother the President. Soon after the ceremony the President and his bride left the White House, and were driven to a train awaiting them, in which they were borne to Deer Park, where they will remain a week enjoying their honey- moon. No incident occurred to mar the happ!- ness of the occasion from the moment the Pres- ident announced publicly that bis wedding would take place on the evening of the second of June. The wedding was quiet and simple. There was no unusual display, except, perbaps, in the floral decorations, but the abundance of flowers at this season of the year warranted the protusion with which they were used in adorn- ing the interior of the mansiov Everything, though ample and in good taste, was in Keep- ing with the dignity aud importance of the oc- casion, But a few relatives and intimate friends surrounded the bridal couple in the biue parlor as they were made man and wile by the simple but impressive ceremony of the Presbyterian church, A number of the wed- ding guests were already occupants of the White House, but shortly after six o'clock the others begun to arrive. ‘THE GUESTS, Col. Lamont, who was the master of cere- monies and whose shoulders huve borne all the burdens of preparations for the wedding, was the first toarrive. The earriage returned shortly afterwards bringing Mrs. Lamont. A(teran in- terval of severat minuies Secretary” Lamar a= rived. The uext arrivals alter Secretary Lamar were Dr. aud Mrs. Sunderland. Postmaster Gen eral aud dirs, Vilus came next. Mr. Wison * Bissell tuiigwed and uiler him came Secretary und Mrs. Endicott. Secretary Bayard, the next arrival, Wore @ viack neckile usa ‘badge of mourning, while ali the other geutlemen wore the conventional white tes. Scereiary “aud Mrs. Whitney came nextund the last arrivuls were Secreiary and Mrs. Manuing. ‘The guests removed their Wraps in” the stile diuing room, and then proceeded to the blue room, w they were reecived by Miss Cleveland. ‘Tue following were the guests: ‘Mrs. Folsom, mother 0! the bride; Rev. W. N Cleveland, the President's Urotber; Miss Cleves Tand aug’ Mrs, Hoyt, the Presidenvs sisters; Tuomas F. Buyard, Secretary of State; Daule Manuiug, Secretary of the Treasury; ats. Muu bing; Wii, C. Eudicutt, Secrewry o1 War; Mrs, kndicoty; Win. C. Whitney, Secretary of the Navy; Mis. Wittuey; Wii. K. Vilas, the Post. Muusier General; Mix. Vitus; L. Q. G. Lamar, Secretary of tue Tuterion; Dabier S. Lamont, private ‘secretary to thé President; Dire, Lut tong Benjauiu Folsom, of Builalo, N.Y aire and Mrs. Rogers, of Seneca Fulis, N ‘Mrs. Cadman aud Sii8s Huddleston, of Detroit, Micu.; Mr. aud Airs, Harmou, of Boston, Mase, Felauives Of the bride; Mins Neiwon, of New York; Mr, W.s. Bisse, of Builalu, N.Y. tue President's former iaw partner; Dr. aad “Mrs, byron Sunderland, Attorney Geuctai Garland, uliuougn invited, Was nol present. He sent bis regrets, IN THE BLUE Room, At almost exuctly 7 v’ciock the Marine band, stationed in the corridor, struck up the stralus of Mendeissobu's wedding march as the Presi- dent With uis bride leauing on his arm came slowly down tue western stuirease, and pussiug Urough the cemtrai corridor entéred Lie Blue room.” They vk w position faciug tue bank OF spreading palms und otuer tropical plauts, Which cumpicvely bid the soutuern portion of the room. THE WEDDING CEREMONY, A hush fell upon the assembiuge as Dr. Sun- derland, frouting the wewuing couple, with the Kev. Wm. Cleveland (the Presiuent’s brother), at bis leit band, in @ distinct toue of voice wud Wilh a deliberale ullerance, began tue Weddiug service, us iollows: “For as much us we are assembled to observe the holy rite of inarriage it 1s neediul thut we Shouiu seek Lae beasing of the Great God our Futher wuvse isuituuon itis, aud therciure I beseech you now tw jouw me Will reverent hearts ui prayer to Him, Ailuigucy wud everlasting God, the Father of our spirits, tue Framer of our bodies, the Giver of every youd and perteet gil, Thou Wao canst see tbe chu iruus tue beginuing, Who knowest What 1s best ior Us, thy euudren, and hay ap pointed the Loly rite ot inurriagé w be sucredty Ouserved tuivuguuul wll yeuErations, Fogatd now, We beseech Tuee, Lby servant, our cules mayistrace, endow him pientevusly’ with thy grave aud 1 him with wisdom to walk in ‘thy Ordinances. Be very uigh to him in the midst of many cares and grave responsibilies. Day by duy may Thy law direct Lim and iby strengta up- hoid hia, and ve Tuou iorever bis Sun aud Suieid. And be graciously pleased to look down upon this, Tay daughter, “Even us Phou didst tavor Ihe Chosen Kebecca ubd maby nove women Wal nave aguried the World. “May she 1udeed, be # precious boon of God to Ler Lusvuud We cheer and heip iim continually—a woman gifted Will tue Leaury of Lue Lordund shedding Che sweet Influence G & Carsdan ive upon Lule ation, in Wuuse sight sue ls w UWeil, Wilt’ 4now approve what we, come iodo 1 ‘Lny name by Thine authority aud Uuuer te laws vi Lue Land in Waicil we live. Aud grucivusly assist uein—this womau—Wwhy are Lere w be united in the beuUs. Pi holy Wediock accoruing Wo Lue iustiuuun of ‘Thy wWorus. Suereituily be pleased Almighty God to Youci=uie (0 exch oi Luem “uy grace tout they luay weil and truly weigh tue unialling vows Which they are uw avout Lo muke Ww exch i Ue presence of this compuuy and ve- fure Thee—aud that ley may be enubled here- alter, al ali imes, 20 10 live together us to re- Joice iu the soleutu:zation 0: tis union with joy Uuspeakuble aud ud of glury turough Jésus Curist, our Lord. Aine ‘Then wurning und addressing the company, Dr, Sunderiana suia: “Marriage 18 Loworable among all men, in that u map shalt eave uis father aud mother and shall cleave uni uls Wie aud they twain suall Le one fest. It was eopsutuled vy our Creator i tue first Paradise, lt Was coniessed by patrlaren aud. priest, propuer and pos AU wus confirmed by tue teacuiug and adorued With Lue preseuce uf Lug Keueciuer wud hus been huuored by the iaithiui Keeping of all youd meu and Women siuce tue Word vegan, Jt is not, tuereiure, Wy Le underuken lightly or uuudvisedly—but ‘suberiy, discreetly aud 1D the tear of Gud, Juto this uly estate this man and this woman come Lew Ww enter. Li uny now can show just false Way Lucy iuay BOL Le lawiully Uuled 1M mariage let ilu now speuk, or else hereaiter Jurever noid bis peace.” ‘Khe miuister ugain turned to the bride and groom and sald: “Li you desire to be united in marriage you Wrul figulfy” we sume Ly joming your right ds." [Zhe groom and bride joined hands.) “Grover, ’ suid tue minister, “do you take this woman Wim you hud by We Land to be your Jawiui wedded ‘wile, to live Lgether ufier Gou's ordinance iu the hely estals of wedivck? Do Jou promise W iove Ler, cherish, cumurt aud keep her im Sieuess und iu healiu, tu Joy aud 1a sorrow, aod lorsaking all oibers keep yuu only ute ‘ver 30 lung us You vou sluail live?” ‘Lue groom (urmly.)}—-"i de, Dr. Bunderaid.—"Frauces, do you take this mun wiom you ‘borg vy tae hand to be your Jawiul Wedded bustaug, to live together atler God's ordinance in Lie Luly eainte OF wedlock? Do you promise tw iove ium, bower, comiort niksns Sees cece aud Ju sorrow,atid oreakiug alt wep ¥ only nu bind so ludy us you Lot shull ive?” ‘Lhe bride respynded, 1 & low but eieur Voice, “Ido. “10 token of thw same,” sald the minister, “let ‘dhe Present ‘Wok irom his pocket the ‘puaced It upou the bride's fluger. ni uueriaud—PPoreuauen. as Grover and they are husband and wife—and what God hath Joined together let no man put asuniter.” ‘The Rey. Mr. Cleveland then pronounced the following “benediction: “God the Father, God the Son aud God the Holy Ghost, biess, preserve and keep you. The Lord mefeifully fil you with all temporal and all spiritual blessings, and grant that you may so live together in’ this world that in the world to come you may have life everlasting. Aincn.” CONGRATULATIONS AND KISSES. At the conclusion of the ceremony Mrs, Fol- Som was the first to tender her congratulations, She was followed by Miss Cleveland, the Rev. Mr. Cleveland and the other relatives and friends in turu. The ladies kisved the b: ide, but none of the gentlemen ventured to salute’ the lady in that fashion, ‘hile the congratulations were in progress, the band, under the leadersiilp of Prof. Sousa, rformed the Bridal Chorus and March from hengrin, and, to this music the President and his wile led the way iuto the Eust room, Alter a few minutes passed in promenading and conversing the company repaired to the family dining room, where the wedding supper Wasserved. ‘This Was un informal collation, THE DEPARTURE. A few minutes before nine the President and his bride descended to the carriage entrance at the rear of the house to take their departure, ‘The company assembled on the south portico to see them off, THE TOILETS, The bride's wedding dress was of ivory satin simply garnished on tha high corsage with India muslin crossed in Grecian folds and car- ried in simple falls over the petticoat. The orange blossom garniture commencing upon the veil in a superb coronet was continued throughout the costume with artistic skill, Her Vell of tulle, avout five yards in) length, completely enveloped ber, falling to the edgé Of the petticoat in front and extending the eu Ure length of her full court train, She carried no flowers and wore no Jewelry except an engagement ring, containing a sap- phire and two diamonds, aid a plain gold wed- ding-ring, which had been placed on her finger belore sue descended the staircase, The President was in iull_evening dress, with turn-dowa collar, white lawn necktie and white enameled studs. Birs, Folsom wore a superb dress of violet satin, with garniture in White faille wita crystillized violet drops in pendanls every- where, Miss Cleveland wore an exquisite dress, a combination of Nile green aud cameo piuk duchesse satin, with sliver ornaments, low cor- sage gurnished with pink roses, suort sieeves, demiriength gioves i light tan,’ She carried & fan of }duk curiew feathers, Mrs. Hoyt, tie President's sister, wore a dainty custume, en traine, of Ching crepe in rovin's egy biud, most effectively garnivared with rare old lace. Her flowers were la France ruses, Airs, Manning's dress was of white satin, flounced across the front with ducuesse lace, trimmings finished with sea pearls, square neck and elbow sieves. Diantond ornaments. Mrs. Endicott wore sauin with silver and white sappuire, draped in buck Chanullly lace, Red pompon in huir and diamond ornaments, Mrs, Waituey wore a bodice of violet. with white satin und tulle skiris trimmed with vio- lets, Diamond ornaments, Mrs, Vilas’ dress was light blue sillc with long train ‘strewn witu daisies of silver, front uf crystal and point luce and. pearl trimming. Low neck und elbow sleeves, dirs, Lamout wore an ivory tinted satin dress, demi-train, with a panel of crystal und pearl on the leit ‘Bide of the skirt, square neck cor- Suge edged with erystl and jet iinge, elbow sleeves aud a beautiful corsage bouquet of Jacquemiuot roses. Ars. Rogers, cousin of the bride, was dressed in a costume oF delicate cameo pink, with bru- caded trout, ‘Mrs, Cucinan, felative of the bride, wore @ white sutin uress en train, with black lace dra- peties und jacqueminot roses, Mis, Huimeh Wore @ sutin dress of lght orange. Miss Nelson wore a handsome costume of corn-eviored satin With wverdress of white an- lique lace, cut pompudour, with low. cursue und eibow sieves, Her flowers were jacque- MMs Hag dressed ic witk: Miss jeston was dressed in pink sil with blue wihinings, ig Mrs. Suncerlunu’s dress was gray satin trimmed with lace, long trun, square Deck aud elbow sleeves. THE FLORAL DECORATIONS of the lower floor were very eluborate and beautiful. The roses of June predominated. ‘The Kast room presented a particularly stately Appearance, with groupings of tropical plants, Masses OF Uxuties and brilliant iuminution, Fesiouus of suiilax were gracefully suspended from tue kage chandeliers, and beautiful gar- Janus ornancuted the eur plilurs, upon each OF Which was conspicuously dispiayed & lunge flurai suieid composed of While aud red roses, Viuwels, ery oubtuemums, Cc, CU fowers cove ered Use mantels. Ine Ked aud Green rooms aud tue central corridor were decorated with Uopicul aud vtuer putied plants, as is usuall dune ou tmportant social ocasiuns, ‘Th9 skill Of tue Horist Was taxed 1u decorating THE BLUE Room, in which the wedding ceremony was per formed, und it was transformed into a beautiful floral bower. A stately group of tall exotic plauts extended along uluiust the entire suuta dof tue toum, Guncewing the. whidows und tue suulh dourway, and roiug to Willi a few leet of the ceiling, the sollage pl _nts being Auierspersed wilh a large variety of floweriug plants. ‘To the right and leit of the main ucunce trum tue curriuor Were two groups ul flowering tuculus, oreiids und palias.” Ou te right aud leit aides of tue ruumn Were uiso two luuige groups ot plants in full Ulodin, consisting. Auvaily Of ruses, Legonias and bydiangeas, Tn Wwe uéurth uuder the east mantel wuss ioral arraugement representing & cheeriul blaziug tie, and ou the inane! ubove Was a solid bank 61 Gut pan ies in Various bright colors, “June 2, 1556," in White pansies, Tue weal mantel sus lined w sold bank of choice roses, growing durker aud richer (ward tue ceuler, Where Luc mouvgiain “C, ” Was iulerwoven in White duuss and hybrid roses, ‘The two large mirrors above luc Mantels Were GFaped ald seswoLed With garlands of mixed ruses. Tue doors leade Ang fo te 190m Were also Jestooued with Leavy garlanus of roses, iu different distiuel colors, Over the main entrance trom the corridor wad 4 Veautiiui floral scroll, in waicu ihe mowo “Et Fiuiious Unum’ was’ interwoven in luimor telles. THE DINING-nooM. The decorations of the private dining-room, where the wedding collation was served, were also ofan elaborate character. The inain table decoration was u full-rigged three-masied ship composed uf pinks, ruses und pansies, display- tue Word “Hyinen.”” 1t resteu on ‘a anirrur Tepreseuting u luke, tue shores of which were composed oF dilicicul Varieties of seluyinellas aud Why pieces of coral. ‘Che surrounding laud, Was repieseuted UY buuks of Jucquemiinor Fuses, ‘Ake national colors hun, and two stall wittle ty F.” in golden levers, ung trom tue ouuer miisis, AL the ends ot tue lable, resting on aulrrors, Were handsome vases containing 10ng ined Ly Lrid roses. ‘Lue barrens were tex Vouned WILL trailing vines und roves, The Wedding Supper. THE HUGE CAKE CUT BY THE BRIDE AFTER THE CEKEMOYY, The wedding supper, though intended as an informal collation, was prepared as elaborately usa state banquet. The weddiug cuke, which arrived irom New York yesterday afternoon, an elaborate structure, four sections high, oceu- pled the central piace on the table, ie teing sormtug the monogram C.F. It rested in a douvie circle of Cornelia Covi roses, and was Uuuked by two lurge cakes from Demounet’s, @nd surrounded by the urticies of tne ment salads, fish in @ variety of shupes, pate de fc gus, musds of Ice cream, piles of Lou-bons aud irait, ‘The Huyes china was used and its pret- Uest dishes ‘displayed. At tue piace ot each guest were bridal javors, with broud satin rib- bons tying tue lauies’ bouquets, The President stood wiih his briue iv fruui of the huge cake, wud the bride gruceiully cut the cuke witha pearl-bundied Knile. ‘fue bride's health was proposed vy Secretary Whitney, and drank ia sparkling chuinpugne. ‘The bride drank Apoiliuaris water, There was uo iormal order observed tn the Supper room, but @ collation was served and See ee ee or slowly prome- mae Toum as they discussed the menu 4 the plate of each guest were superb favors, ‘Satin bays and boxes of bun-bons i every con- celvable variety and suape. The wedding cuke boxes which the guests uiso curried away with Svem form eiuborate souvenirs of the event, These boxes were about six inches and three Wide, aud were covered withiD and with- Fs, hand-paint outwith pear-white satin, On the 1858,"'ip artistically 7 looking happy, but quite exhausted, received the callers iu the East room, where he reclined in @ very unconventional way in a big easy chalr. Applications of various kinds came to him, Photographers wanted to get in to get views of the rooms; other people wanted to get flowers as rouvenirs, The colonel disposed of all requests on the spot. “It was @ very quiet wedding,” he said toa STAX reporter; “not at all ceremonious. It was like an ordinary wedding in any private fam- lly. ‘The President was In excellent spirits. There is agood deal of tunin the President, Oh, the ring; yes, he wus murried with a ring. He changed “his mind at the last momeni, you kuow. He wore gloves, too, and a lawn tie, Wed by himself, Did any one kiss the bride? Well, that is hardly a fair question, But I'll tell you, ' The ladies present kissed her and that is all, | No, the presents were not displayed. Some of them have not been opened. No one has seen them except the bride. The flowers will be distributed among the hospitals of the city. ‘This will be done by the direction ofthe Presi- lent” Col. Lamont seemed to be perfectly satisfied with the manner in which the arrangements had been carried out, and especially with the Success of the strategy to get the President out of town witnout the annoyance of a crowd. SCENES OUTSIDE THE MANSION. The Part the Public Took in the Wed- ding—Incidents About the White House. Outside the mansion, from as early as six o'clock until the lights were turned out at ten, there were many scenes of interest, Though the wedding was intended to be quiet and pri- vate the people seemed determined to wituess all that could be seen and so flocked in great numbers to the neighborhood of the White House. They began betore six o'elock to take Position in and about the grounds of the Ex- ecutive mansion. The first visible evidence of Uhe approaching ceremony was the arrival of some of the musicians of the Marine band, gorgeous in their red untiorms. The members of the band came straggling along in such a man- ner that their number appeared much greater than it actually was. Some of the spectators: declared thatutleast one hundred and filty men in red coats, with horus and trombones, Went into the munsion, and this gave rise toa report that the newspaper reporters had gone in disguised, like Nunxi-Poo, as second troni bones, The’ seats in Latayelte square com- inanding a view of the White House portico Were pre-empted early in the evening by ladies, THE SURROUNDINGS. ‘It was a lovely June evening, and asthe sun ‘was going down the view in front of the Ezecu- lve Mansion was strikingly beautiful even in acity Ifke Washington, where the eye is sated with picturesque effects of park and leafy Vistas, The grasyes wore their richest emerald hues, and the trees nodding to the listless breeze seemed to have dunued their brightest green, While the falling waters of the fountains, ‘of which glimpses could be caught through the foliage, flusued back Wwe slanting rays of the sun, and sparkled like myriuds ol zems. The meiliow hgbt soiteued the colors and outlines Oi the buildings beyoud the park and blended all into # Must agreeable picture. Such u sceue, fitting for a nuptial our, the members of the wedding purty might have bebeld if they had lovked Out to the north, but so far us the bser- vauion of outsiders weut, Lone of them looked outunless they stole a nasty glimpse now und then throug the window draperies. In tue private partof the mansion, ou tbe west side of the portico, the gatue: si ‘crowds outside could discern no signs ot life. The blinds were drawn or the windows weil protected irom out side seruuny by heavy curtains, On the cust, or more public side, In one of the lower win: dows, the members of the Marine band, or us many us could crowd to the window, appeared. Ahey seemed wo take greater interest 10 waidle ing the crowd outside than in the ioveliness of the prospect. Occasionaily one of the attaches of the house appeared ut an upper window, sur- veyed the crowd below a moment, and ‘then disappeared. Police Captain Vernon and Lieu- tenant Guy with esmali squad of officers touk up positiou of thé portico, ‘Luv Presiuent’s coach aman, in ail the dignity oi bis oilve-green ilvery with'a high hat aud bul gloves, uiso officiated on the portico, THE CROWD OF SPECTATORS. The outer gates wore open and before half past six o'clock the Walks from the street to the portico were crowded. At the portico the police kept an aisle cleared through the crowd for the passuge Of the Carriages that were expected. Tessing as cloye Upon Lhe eee as the police would uliow Was a line of newspaper corres- poudents and reporters, euch with note vook and pencil in hand, preparivg ior accounts of the wedding by beye-witnesses.” Stylishly dressed ladies aud distiuguisued looking gen- uu crowded forward, craning their nec und straining theireyes in eiluris to cuich a view turough a window or Lirough the door when itcusuced to be open jor asecond. All united, Lowever, im ridiculing Lue curiusity thai drew people'there. Many purties out tor an eveulng drive seemed ty have made it cou- Yenient to ve in the neighborhood ot the White House about toatl Lous, and, of course, bad Laeir couchmen drive through the roadway in tue grounds, Persuus who Were no. two dizuilied— und there were muny such—clung closely to the iron railing in front of tue house and stared blunkily at the Windows, Here aud there was a slight opening, turough Which a lite gilmpse could be ovtaned of the wall luside or a purt of ucnundelier, Tue wiudews of ihe East room were screened Lu a most tantalizing Way With a uet work iormed of the leaves uuu branches of plants used in decorating the interior, ‘This Just prevented one irom geting a view of the Inside. ‘Tue speciators wu bad positions next W the railing at the West end of the building over the kitcien had the sutisiaction ot viewing gow and then the paper cap or bared arm of a scullion, through # basement window, and they funcied they caught a whiff or two of’ tue dain- ties wuich were to gurnish the bridal feast, Every litle jucident Was seized upou and dis- cussed with avidity by the spectators, When a yeilow dog appeared trotting up and down the Walk it Was taken us a yvod omen, as it was sup. posed to be sume yellow dog that followed tue President’s carriage on tumuguration day, oun afterwards, however, ball w duzen olner yeliow dogs uppeared, and the interest in yel- ow dogs, 01 course, died out, THE ARKIVAL OF THE GUESTS, ‘Thus the crowd employed itwelf until half. past six o'clock, when twouttaches of the house rolled out a well-worn strip of carpet from the doorway 10 the siepsof the porch, This im- portant event of course served to concentrate the attention of every one upon the porch, A few minutes later tie guests began to arrive, Col, Lamout, who acted “as master of ceremo- nies, arrived at ihe inapsion with Mrs, Lumout betore the bund appeared, ‘Tue rst guest, now- ever, to tread upon the strip of carpet on the porel was Secretary Laur, whose swallow-tall cout was conceaied underbeath a new spring overcoat of a drab color. He came alone und walked nearly to the Wiiite House, Just out- siue the grounds he took uw carriage and rode iuto the grounds and through tue crowd to the porch, ‘There he ulighted aud quickly disup- peured Into the doorway. The other guests cause quickly aiter Secretary Lamur, and tue crowd of spectators were kept busy cumparing notes upou the appearance of the equipages, the geueral style of Uueir vecupanis, tay compare tive merits of the ludies’ costuines und the cat Ol the swatlow-taii coats of the yeutiemen, The tirst to follow Mr. Lamar were Dr.und Mrs, Sua derland. ‘Yhe doctor's small figure was neatly clad in ‘convenuonul black. ‘Ihen cume Secre- tury and Mrs, Badicott, and close upon them Postmuster Genera: aud Mrs. Vilas drawn in a coupe by vhe big gray horse of the Pust Uttice department. Mr. Bissell, whose round fuce looked us merry as Pick wick’s, cane over from the Arlington riding im a coupe. He was alone, ‘The coupe, in tact, would hurdiy have accom- modated dny ous ‘else comfortubly, us Mr, Bis ‘seil is uw nan of very tie eee Mr. Bayard cume alone in his office curriage. AS the carriage diuve up something like w sympu- thetic sigh Went up Irom the crowd that swod silently uy, tor the Secretary's alr was His coming asa wa buppy wedding brought wWevery mind at once a suggestion of the suduess willch hud sullen upon nis home, Xpllowing Mr. Bayard caine, pecreiary and rs, imey. al rs ning, who were the last of the guest» to arrive, rere the ones why were watened with most in- terest by the crowd ou! Secretary Mun- looked pale wad distraught. Wien his slopped, one of tue usuers and Albert, the Presiuents’ couchmun, helped him alight, When he hud stepped ringe ‘he straightened hinsell up, appurenuly with an ‘aud declined furtier proffered. assistance, taking Mrs. Man slow, tee W, Heay, tered. the ‘The worney General {0 hat gentlonsanesvernse ts cout, ‘ine. , within the: had come. During all the evening the crowd Kept account—or fancied they were keeping ac- count—of what was going ou imside by noting the character of the inuste played and the in- tervals between the pieces, Almost at the same time that the wedding imareh began, the booming of guns at Fort Myer, firing a salvo in honor of the event, struck thé ear, and be- tween the rej isof the cannon the sound of the distant Metropolitan chimes oy fd a wed- ding peal was heard. Soon the wedding march Was finished, and the crowd outside stood in perfect silence while the ceremony was being performed inside. When the band struck up again a Joyous wedding chorus, the spectators seemed Ww ve relieved and began to iwugh and joke about the collation, which was conceaied trom view by tighUy-drawn curtains, THE NIGHT SCENE. As it grew dark the brilliantly illuminated mansion made a handsome spectacle, Light streamed from nearly every window. In the grounds in the rear the lamps along the car- Tiage way were lit. The band, which was sia tioned in the vestibule, played at frequent in- tervals during the evening, and afforded very pleasant entertainment for the outsiders, sev- eral hundred of whom remained until the last musician had gone home. The interest of the spectators kept alive by the delightful mystery as to where the Pres ident wouid take his bride and wien they would leave. The greater part of the crowd re- mained, in fact, an hour ufter the President had gone, and did not then know that the President and his bride had lett the mansion, The guests began to leave the house a few minutes aiter Due, and before ten o'ck all of them had taken their departure. DODGING THE REPORTERS. An interesting feature of the outside scenes was contributed by the newspaper correspon- dents, who resorted to various stratagems to prevent the President getting out of his house with his bride wituout their knowing it, Cabs aud vehicles of various descriptions were pressed {nw service by the news-huuters aud their twinkling lights could be seen duncing in the darkness at different points around the grounds. It was very generally understood that tie President would go to Deer Park, but at what hour bo one was informed. The gates to the grounds south of the mansion were locked and guarded. Every possibie way of egress from the grounds was, however, picketed by the newspaper guard. About nine o'clock those on watch espled a carriage moving silently and siowly through the shadows 1u the srouuds to Lhe south front of tue house. Ina sew minutes the carriage door slammed and then the wheels could be heard grindiug over the roudway as the carriage Was driven rapidly away. The carriage pussed outot tue wes gate of the grounds, and the pickets there stationed took their cabs uud wentin pursuit. Lhe car- riage passed out to yh steel, thea went to K and thence down street wo tue point where the Baltimore & Obio railroad crosses the street. ‘There 810ud a special train of two cars Waiting for the Presiden: and his bride. They quickly got aboard, and Ube train was far out i tne cily belore It Was known amoug the people in trontofthe White House that they had leit the mansion. “We did not make it known,” said Col. La- S because We thought we ought togive tucm @ cumivriabie chance to get out of the city.” At the White House To-day. OVER A THOUSAND VISITORS WHO WANTED TO SEE THE DECORALIONS. Over a thousana people visited the White House this morning in Lopes of being admitted to view the floral decorations of the parlors. ‘The majority were ladies, and they were very persistent in their attempts to secure admis- sion, They claimed that the announcement had been made that the public would be given an opportunity of viewing the scen di ever, imperative, appointment, aud many bung around the portica in the vain hope that t in excluded, because a force o1 workmen were set to work early tils morning in dismantling the rooms of iheir floral decorations, and betore noon everything bad been removed. ‘The large butted plants were returned to the propagutlug gardens and. the eut flowers dintFivuted ‘among the Vatlous city hos: tropical and othe were piials by direction of Col, J. BM. Wilson. Col, Lamont was not in ‘his office at all this morning. A portion of the Lime was passed with the ladies in the private part of the house, and then he went to bis home. He telt greatly relieved that all the wedding responsibilities ure at last removed from his suoulders. ‘The President and his uride received a num- ber of handsome wedding presents, but no ou sider has beea perinitted io view them or even to learn whatali of them are. Nuptial Notes. FACTS AND GOSSIP ABOUT LAST NIGHT'S CERE- MONY, The President occupies at Deer Park a cot- tage attached to the hotel. He ts no one’s guest, buving puld for the use of the cottage like any other man would. The hotel is not yet opened for theseaxon, This fact led to the belecti e honey moe 1 01 the place tor President expects to remain there a week, A carriage und horses have been sent trom this city for bis w: ‘Tue belix turoughout the city were rung aud steam Whistles were biown iD every directou ut the hour of ‘the ceremony, There was no concerted arrangement, ‘Miss Clevelaud wil remain at the White Folsom and tne House lor some Ume. M Olver ludies there will go at to their homes, over jour uuudred me: the lirst to arrive Was the cablesraum President from Queen Victoria, saying: “Pray uccept My slucere Cougruiulalious un Your mar iuge und my best Wisues fur your happ!ne-s.” e District Commissioners sent & congratu- latory letter, sip tux: “As the representauves i Of the people’ vs tue District of Comb: aud on their own velit the Comm. trict lender their hearty cong: President upon his marcmge. The following ts tue program rendered by the wuring tne Murine band, wile played its best evening: 1. Wedding Marea irom *Mid-suin- mer Night’s Dream,” Meadelssoan, 2. Bridal chorus aud mareb stom “Louengrin,” Waguer, Bolero “Ly Son Ja Rose,” lars Lasion # 1a Vaise,” Weber. 3. “spring “Song,” Meudelssonu, 6. Romance, “Biigal Star of jaope,” Rovandi, 7. Mosaic, from “Desiree, Sous. 1 48 expected that upon the return of the President uuu bis bride a reception will be beid at the White House, but ne definite arrange- iments have been made. ‘Tue Presiuent’s git to his bride was a dia- mond neckwee, composed of w single string of brilliants, Sume of Lhe Mumerous presents were &# buw-knot of eiruscau xuld, with wligree edge eueirciing # circle of diauisuus, by Postmaster General “und Mrs. Viius, Secreuuy and Mos, Wuituey gave s spray 0. diamonus; Sirs. Euui- cout tour sliver caudiesticks. AL # inevitng yesterday of members of the Aiplomatic cvips, held at the buuse of M, Nogueiras, the Furiugeuse miutsier, 1b was de Gided that’ Mr. Preston, tue minister irom Hay aud dean ol sue curps, suvuld call Upon Secre- lary of Siaie Bayard to-day wou present throusa bua w the President te cuugratuiudons wud gvod Wishes of the whole body ot dipiomais, ‘duc Tolowing return Was iilied up on page 442, voluine 21, record of warriaxes in tue olice of te clerk of the court to the iiceuse issued to Grover Cleveland and Frances Fol sum, Loti of Bullaio, N. ¥: “4, Byron Sunueriaad, ainister of the First Presvyieiiau cuurca in Wasuingwn, D. C., herevy cerily Laut by authority of w License of Lue sume lenor as the fore T sulemuized the marriage of ue parues aiuresaid ou the 2d day of Juue, 1586, al tue Executive Muusion, in the Disuricy o1 Columbia, 'B, SUNDERLAND.” A pyrotechnic display at Fort Myer last might in houor of the Presivent’s marriage was wit essed by # large WuMbEF of persons, ‘Nearly ull Louse Who crowued into the White House grounus lust evening wore boutonnieres Anu curried Mowers, us though It were geuer- ally cuusidered Uae proper Luing 10 do. ‘The Vesseis in Sloptival uarvor were yester- doy decuraied witu Dunting in honor “ol We PrestucuCs-weddiug wud inostof ikem carried the Awericua flay at ‘av toremust ead, Alt, Wysn Nawor received 4 wlegraim from Deer Pafk lust stouuay w seud tere four of lis best horses und one of bis unest carriages aud u driver, Whicu he dig ai gnce. ‘Luis murn- ing he received a aispatcu arom Deer Hark, saying: “hyery tig ai rigul” uch guest carried iro the supper table a juvor in the sbape of boutunniere of some Unique puctern. “The euvence “of General Garland Attorney from the Weuding hus been commented upon considerably. At may Le attributed wo bis die ‘tusie JUF social OcubsiUls aud Lis dei s.ulion of wdress sui, “fue oluer day wen Wu lust be ‘cuulda’t escape Weasiug a swaliow-wil be re- plied, “You dou’t Kuow wast 1 can yet out 01.” — — vor licenses, ‘ciwrk OF the court w alice ’ gumvile thas Lanesobe eae sus Lear eow Zan] i wialed 1m yeste Telegrams to The Star. THE HONEYMOON ON THE MOUNTAINS |The President and His Bride at Deer Park | NCES OF HOME RULE English Criticism of Blaine’s Speech. INDICTING MILWAUKEE BOYCOTTERS. | eT Bee An Extensive Lockout Likely in 8t. Louis. IN THEIR COTTAGE AT DEER PARK. The President and His Bride Arrive Sately at their Destination. THEY REACH DEER PARK AT 4 O'CLOCK A.M. IN A RAIN STOKM—A DESCRIPTION OF THE COTTAGE, WHICH IS GUARDED BY OFFICEKS AND No ONE ALLOWED TO APPROACH—THE PRESIDENT NOT ASIIK AT A LATE HOUR, Special Dispatch to Tux EvxeNiNe Stan. DeEeR Park, June 3.—Th bride arrived here ut 4 o'clock this morning, | Set Believe (hac alter an uneventful run, The train upon which they came consisted of Unree curs, in charge of Conductor Staplevon, The President's car, the “Baltimore,” was the center car, being between i] the directors’ car “ Delaware” and a combined baggage and simoking car, The “ Baltimore,” which is President Garrett's private more luxuriously appointed, The furniture is vt brown plush aud the interior woodwork Jobo W. Davis, the first assistant to President Garre.t, and Gen. Selden, gen ndent of the telegraph lines, came iu the directors’ car, and with them were twelve of the company’s detectives. THE ARKIVAL AT DEER PARK. On arriving at the depot here, the two car- rlages sent abead from Washingwn met them The President and Mrs, Cleveland vecupied one, | Mr. Gladstone and the two servants, St, Clair, valet, and Mrs. Cieveland’s French maid, the The drive from the depot to tne cot- tage, which was made in adrizzling rain, Wook | only a few minuies, and the Presiuentand wile | ed iuto a snug littie sitting-room, where @ wood fire blazed on Ube bearth, THE HONEYMOON CUrraGE, The cottage occupied by the President and his bride is situated about 500 yards trom tix station on a little bili which commands an ex- It is Letween the hotel and cot- tage No. 1, which is occupled by President! AvuGusTa, ME, duue 3.—Tue Aennebee Jour Gareu in the summer, ch the President bus taken up hh for @ few days is a wwo-story irame struccare with @ garrel. Jt couisius teu ruvlls wud is Landsomely furnished, withough wituout dis play. It was occupied just year by » Smith, of Baitimore. Not jar away is tue President avd his | cellent view. A CORDON OF DETECTIVES. Appreach to we bouse jor 4 distance of 100 Yards is cut off by the detectives, who have been instructed to admit no one, What the President had especially stipulated lo eat, and did uoveate to sce euler, So tar | pro;weition aud bolat Lord Sulisbury pureou there bad. beea Bone. the wed- . The orders of the doorkeepers were, how- d no general visitors were aliowed toenter. ‘The crowd began gathering at 8 o'clock this morning, There was great dix- Mr, Davis suid Fle nad come ey could get after a while. The people were Two ladies drove pact A MIRACLE MIGHT SAVE IT. Clese Figuring on the Result of the Division oa the Home Rate BILL Special Cable Dispatch to Tia RWES No STAR, Loxvox, June 3.—It is impos. tis to detect any change In tue home rale sliwation, Many persons are talking about wavering ou the part of the Whirty-five upon whose vote the bill bangs, bot Isee no ground whatever tor the statement. On the coutrary, they seem to me wonderfully firm. Lord Hartingtou's owa estimate of the vote is now: Against, 389; tor, $04; abstainers, 28, and probably 10 HL This estimate certainiy is far too high. A more ao curate one probably would bo that it halfe dozen members change their minds THE BIL; WOULD BE SAVED, because a majority of tue dbove mentioned Thirty-five will at the last moment follow she example of the Lalf dozen most vigorous mea among them, If Gladstowe ix to make further concessions to secure success, It must be by saying, first, that the vote on the second read tug of the home rule bill pledges 70 one to more than the bare principle of legislative autonomy, in Ireland; second: Vote wiil commit this bi, third, lever will never be applied (oa possible reconstruction of the bill,” winch appear to bind Himsell and the house of commons to a measure substantial the ‘satne as that now belore parliament, division now seems previy ‘cerutin to be reached about two o'clock Saturday Many radic: itis unlikely porwunlty before thea, arnellite, arty will be held. Bright, bas exe pressed unwillingness to sand aguin for par Hament. Ata dinner Jnst night I bad an opportunity, fora long private conversation with Uwe Chataveriaiu's “most intimate personal sup» | porters. Bou deciaved they saw absc uo Chauce of Lie pareoge Of the second reading, added one, “that it is uiteriy ime possivic for any living perrou to bell what Glad stone may or ay not do.” MR. BLAINE’S MOME RULE SPEECH, The London Times Ev: ly Not at All Pleaved With it. Lonpon, June 3.—The Times, commenting on Mr. Blaine’s Portland speech, says: “Mr. Blaine may Or may not caich Irish vote by per formances such us thut of Tucsda the the pri. al as OU POLL speceh wily as much i grounds has beea ‘and again: Ut we Fer rautand presumpte oresetsts che honest and Sudepeuds vd-reflection of the Auericane, liariy absurd that we should jxme advocate ofa plan whiea te suppe P wrongly of course, Would place Lrelam ofthe Aunerie uous rant eut op Ibis pec aus ts Which now make bit 1, is | 10 the blvody-sbirtcampaigs agaiust southers | state rights, uu itauy moutheru state sould | Bow alvompt to deprive negroes of sullrage, he would be the first to favor the setiiet i of tual local affair by the armed tvterierence of the ventra: yuveruiment. lis bistory is aliwost, on a par with Lis reasoning, witch dover be classcawilt sitWitllam Verwun Murourts jatest cd whereon Mr. Lecky bas has “to iy" is contained avother commun of Uh erin the ore ai levis. Duis is & criticism al Sir Williaa’ —— ment that the home rule vnc vy dat revival of | ticury Gratian’s drip Mr. Leeky | says the atgainent is atmurd. Grattan's patiiee meat, Mr, Leeky coutends, placed Lue govern: wentot Irclaud iu Ube itiuds of the Provesteut euUry, Who Were, le says, bound (0 the Kage sia st les of Interest and , adds Mr. Lecky, “pre-emine represen tallves of property, Whose puuitical power it bas been Mr. Glade sioue’s steauy object to desitoy. The effect of his scheme Would ve ty Uurow tie guveruinent © Ireland into the bands of men Miinerto We | avowed enemies of bolu property and the em pire.” ME, BLAINE MAKES SOME CORUECTIONS. na: Lists InUT Ding pubiisbes aiecter to Une eLHOF from Mr. Glaine deuying that tu kis recent spevch at Portiand be iad wppued the words Sampudeut,” “iuolent’ aud “brutal to Lord Mr. Biaine writes: “in reierring to wip’s deciaration (at “the Lrish wight Tema as Lacy are now oF emistate, Tawid, le ter : Uou? Doe i, Indeed, stop short of being brutal in iis cruelty Itis pariiaiwentary to say that a statement Is hot Lue, UL allogeller Unpariiawentary te say thai 1s aULLOF I> guily OF ialsctvod. “Che lirst describes tue thing; (ig secoud amsuils Ube person. My churucierizaliou was aluled at tbe Pate — avout noun, bul did DOL stop. Tue Pre gave In-UugivNs tual no Dew Were Lo ve seul papers oF unall He has wor as yeteme: irom Ube Louse, wilbousd the sua is suining brightly aud tue Weutser growa quite warm, ‘Tue only suinmer Visiiurs ab ibe Pars so tar are exSenaier Davis, wliv aad sou, the five calle dren of Hou. Sicpien B. Eikius, J. a, Wiliauin, | young saves ciimbed to (be top vi che Live bell aud Aire Haulienucck, of ual | towel OU fect dish Ww uUlalu s gyad view of of Putludeiyla, ‘THE SPECIAL TRAIN STILL WAITING. The ain on which the President came is still here, and wiii reimuin in the event that the President desires 0 move. Itis said w ve | company. Tue sudden clang of tue grone bell i 1ui do 80 by tidy. Seuuior Davis is expocieu uese wud will | Wieey dcigatt probably call on tue Presiuca By Associuted Press. An Iniux of Savurday or Suu- jitors Expected at Deer | oi tue kuces, Liu Live bow ea w the hotel, > is uoKed Jor Congratulating the Presideut, PirsssUuG, PA., Juve 3—The Auwaigamated Association of Lron ana wel Workers wet Gui morning at Turner bail, aud, alter adopting the jollowing resolution, adjourned tii 2 v'ei due’ tute will be occupied MLwitiee Work: ust tbls convention extend its most Learsele coUgratuialivns Cleveland ou the eveutor tis must bapyy hey fy Lue staie Gi tuaicanUUial bliss. Welupe Ais juurney Lureuga Lue Wiki Le BuLu prosperous and tuat all bucuelor dresuenis Y uis eSumpic.” ‘Lhe lncroducton oF erauie uilarity, because tne ©: was alined dieculy ut Presid: MsoUCIaLiVU, Wise te wise & Lavucior. ludon Was Wuaulmousiy wuo, ted. “Due iron Workers Were w uuit in tue We sepdment of Kip Van wins cnt Grover aud his bride may live long aud pros ol, Lamont bad in iis possession last night ssages O1 congratulation, buthad pot bud my Ww open tuem, One of the wo President tue above caused consid. supers of Lhe Dis ratuiations ty tue dual expression C a 4. “Invi: | *SiosreaL, QUE, June 3.—The field battery, uuder cummin of Lueut, J. 5, dad, jr, ied & Susie OF 24 gus on Vouiuion nigut in bouor of President Cleveiud’s mar A Great Lockout Threatened. FIFTBEN THOUSAND ST. LOUIS PLANING MILL EMPLOYES AND CAKPENTERS INVOLVED, Sr. Lovts, Mo., June 3.—A great lockout of Janing iii empiuyes wud ca: usand in uli, 1s tures ened. magus tor eign uours was wade by the plau- ing mul empooyes iu Was relused, and @ augur ity of the empivyers combined 16 upbold Ue | eleven inlice Of vewpu-k vews, Ou Ue night of oid ten-voaor sysiem, “tue Pawnx iil, bow- , FeMALEN OULside OF Lhe Combination and sellled with their men on the busis of nine hours work per day und an udvance oi ten per cent in Wages, Luis Was MOL suilsluctury to Lue Anialgainated Council of Building Trades, a sirike was uidered, enters, uiteen wen the ue ve stopped. ‘This cotting. ‘Tuey are ‘entire district executive buwrd 481i It was Her Death Maell. ged | THE SUDDEN KINGING OF THE BELL CAUSES & LADY To JUMP VKOM A BELL TOWER GU PERE Laxven, CoL.,June 3.—A apeciaiinom Ashen to the Aepusucun says: Lust evening a party of the cily. sppa S.cewart stepped to the euge ue loWer uid Was ieaning against @euruer post, lovkiug over Lue country, when Lbe Jaub tor, LOL KuoWwiug Of Whe preseuce Of bbe tau seBled ibe bell-rope to cail a meeting of the fie Slashed Siiss Stewart und she plunged iui Loe he paveinent, She wus carried Auto Leguborsig louse, wien IL Wus discov ered that Duta legs were so wauiy Crushed Unak the ieet bad been driven to waluiD afew imched of Wer Jett arm were Lroken inw spitutets, aud that tive Degr Pang, Mp., June 3.—President Cleve- | rivs on the rigut siue were brosen aud wre laud wud bride arrives were at ivur o'clock Ubis morning, and ure dviiciied in oue oi the cot Tuere ure but tew yas LbeTe Was BO KuOWiedge buat tue uridal purty Would come bere. CieVeland are syjouruing very Allaige Lutes of Visitor 4s 800. Us iL ds auuwa Lue BeWIy-Wedded Couple louse front tue spiue. Bue Wax wilve Wen pleaed Up, Ul Luere Is uo hope iut ber recovery. Explesion of @ Lecumotive’s Beller, THEE MEN KILLED, 1WO OF THE BODINE BEING BLOWS ONE MUNDKED YAKS, Waxeiise, W. Va., June 3.—Baltimore and Olio local iveiit eigwe wuauber 412, while dace i the Yard a wel ded Lue voller wilh terre ig Lugiueer Jubunwu, Bire manu Jona Va Vour$ aod Mat Has auoud, em Siucer Ol eagiue BUMLEF 24S, aol Newark, Galo, “Ewoul Lue budies were biOWn gue hua caved Yards, Fragweuts 0: We lvcomulve were bios b larougi au cdjuluiig wouse Wilk grout Gamage Wy tue LUCuure. Tue savck Was 1el6 ai over beauit, breaking glans if windows dylaies away. a Rejoicing in Texas. THE LONG DNVUGHE At LAST BUKEN BY OO P10US KALNS. Gaxvestox, TEX. Juus 3.—Specials to the News received aba lale bour last met bri The yoysul sutellgence Unat the terrivve droug is UL lust Lroacn 1a severai wecilous ot Lexus, Copious Faas set 1 last eVeulug at Buertuat, Deusen, dieurietia, Weathered, |W icults Baus add otuer pois lu noriuerd Texas, ab Wace aid San Save iu central Dexus wud wb Aduusion in ibe souud, — Lacouse Again in the Tells. THE EXIKAUKDINALY ADVENTUKSS OF & PUusive situa JUSTICE, GALVESTON, TeX., Juue %—Khe police last higut Feurrened Lick Lacuuw eigul mie dowa, Luc asiaud, Laccuse leu give ifuu Givuces Ler, Stuns, Wheie we i» Wauved Iya atveMph Lo Kul Moud Lusun, ais uisiteos. lie wae art Ub huis Chaige Bud Was adieu to ball an the BULL! $4,40U. As soUU de ue gulued Dis Lib eny he deapcwed. iis Louenuen traced lui to luis CY a Monta ago abd be was ar Tesied by W.J. iealy,a Piuweriou @eweulve, w ucleclive wud Lacuuse siuried ior New Yorkon luv seausuip San arcs, When Ada, ecules bUuuey denappeared rua the Vere’ “A ings, tuviouge”” scutes failed, [iy find “the sugitive, aud it was cour cluded that Lacuuse seu jumped overvoard ia ca qusmpt, 00 conpn aud as tie SAA aud | Was durk aud ibe sca rugh, It was veueved Tue men reiused Wo ovey | ual be Was diowned. 1L uuWw appears Ube order an Lue eouiuell buy cuited ine Pienix | Lacuuse mill aud it» employers, ‘his caused several of Aue master busiucrs Wabandon thelr work im hand aud a meeting yesterday adupied a reso- Julion, the purpertof which was tab unless the vuycott ou Wwe mill suall be raised Lelure | Kili Her, Due divuged Lis uiulug place, Monday next on that day all bullding or busi- ness cunueciea wit iL Will Achon is Of great Mporiance, ior Us Lue amai- | laud adler he Juuiped trou tbe sieamer, Ais guinated cuuncil persists in its boycoul and tie extaurdivary Lulders ip their resowuuon, bricklayer, car | tas vld sailors say huis Story is amprovabia, enters, stonemusous, cellar diggers ana ali the | Pinke:ton hus beeu noulled of bis recuptare, workmen who depend ob buiuiug for a live- libood will = tirowu our: employment at but a jew days’ warning. Prosecuting Labor Leaders. ee oe LWAUKEE | hr. Giadstone with auoiuer ou the Cleveland GROWING OUT OF KBCENT sTRIKuS. MILWAUKEE, June 3.—Fourveen arresty were in/ de last evening, in pu tue indictusents grand v1 consiueraion tbe receut iabor fot ‘Ui Were | downright houciiness displayed at the White charged wita fone. ‘Tue olvers are couspiracy, the ollense velng vuy- ( Kuiglits ot navor, sud Lae ‘ut Want wsiore and made lus way back Wo Texas, wuere ue Was iulivwed by the Woman.” Lisi uigat, Wo the ustouisamentor We police, she appeared and swore oul w warrants Charging iat Lacuuse bad again allempied to and Lube police were Lids cuavied to capture’ bum, LwCOURE BAYS 1L WOK lum five BoUFS LO reach tue escape rom the Gevwclive was 90: negara Lendos vpinies. THE SIMPLICITY OF THE W ADDING COMMEXDED, London special lo tue New York Merald ‘This worniug’s Zelegrupa tollows a leader om wedding, in the course of which it suya: 10S SIMPLICITY AS A MOmAL, pivinguuder | “The abseuce of ailectativn, and indeed the House when Sir. Cleveland aud Miss Folsom were made pe, may Lave been intended Ly am ecnuneully Seusiue chici wagmireve as pivieet ugainel Lue 1uorinate wuauty w i H Z atbstdsEibtilstlt: SEES BP