National Republican., 1877-09-21
THE COURTS.
TWO DIVORCE SUITS ENTERED = THREE
MARRIAGE LICENSES GRhSrED-THREE
COURTS IN SESSION-TRASSACTION IN
real. ESTATE RECORDED.
DIVORCE CASES.

III NhSTsD.
The following divorce suits were entered
EraSs 70. Erdns.-wIllIam Evans. of Georgetown.
wants divorce from Martha Evans lie Is not sat.
iShed with his matrimonial status, and wants tn be
rid Of his wife, Martha, and seeks the help of the
supreme Court Of tho District to become single
man again The bill sets forth that the parte
married in Georgetown by Rev. Alexander Alexan-
der on the Sd of August, 1865. Mr. Evans Is In
formed and he swcarS that he verify believes that
Mrs. Evans at divers times and place; unknown to
sons in Georgetown. He also i Informed and be.
lleves that she untrue to her VOWS on the 2ith
Of August. 1871 with one Thomas Brooks while her
husband was away at LynchburG, Va, lie also
charges her with adultery with one Eimpns aud
with desertion, for which reasons he prays the di'
S1uie rs Sou,r-Angeline Emma soule entered
suit yesterday for divorce from Francis Eugene
sonlc She Is m9st es,ma6lo lady Nv well Emown
avenue for some time. She alleges IN her hill that
she was married to the defendant In 1870 by the
Mayor Of Paris but that he failed to provide sup
p0rt for her, and that she was compcncd t. tcek
,.antenalwe for herself and children In this
country. The history Of her landing in New York
and Of her struggles and dificultics Is depicted
how she strOve % win living for her children
how she succeeded; how her little daughters were
educated by her labors and success: how she went
to Paris and brought to her pleasant home several
Of her children who had been In Fmncc--the bill
tells the court all this story, and makes rice little
hut II she tells of her triumphs she opens also the
history OF her soTrOws; how her husband. that hnd
sworn to love and protect her, had fabricated cal
umnies against her fair fame and circulated them
over tho ocean while she WAS away; how he wrote
to her cruel letters that broke her heart and drove
| the diyorc, will be granted, and Madame Soule
relieved from husband who has been uninlthiul
| 10 good wife
MARRIAGE LICENCES.
Tho following were granted yesterday: n.
o. T. Herbert aud Nellie Hogan: l.. u. Berry, OF
Baltimore, and Carrie H. Johnson Edward stephens
! and Hortense q. Ringgold.
SUITS ENTERED.
The following suits were entered at the City
EqGiiy Siic.wm, Evans VS.. Martha Evans; for
divorce. A. y. SOule vs. J. Souln; fpr divorce.
| Lqw Sid".-JaS. W. Tylervs. Ferry Il Rlgges; note
for $40 &. 7. Daysvs. Isaac Bscrs; note for S3Sd.
&. T. Davis VS., n. W, Griffith; note for S9,2gLg,
Lewis Newraih vs.. Marsare. Hunt Justices juds'
| mcnt for s49i9
| This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
| Cranse vs.. crnuse; order Of reference
| Gleason VS.. Tremb!c; order for sale.
| Means VS.. Homer; order overrulng demurrer.
| Van Riswlck vs.. Garfield heard Ia part.
Banyet vs., Harrison; decree appOIhtIng trustee.
| Wright vs.. Wullcr; order granting injunction.
| Second National Bauk VS.. Stamp; order allowing
new party.
Adjourned,
PROBATE CouRT-Judge Olln.
The last will of Vim. Ruggles of Columbian
College, made In July, 1879. was proved. The will
makes 4 number Of requests to his relations, and
the following public ones American Baptist
Mission Union, sl5,OD0; Baptist Home Mission
Society, 5000.
DEEDS REGISTERED.
Deeis Of Barqlia md slie Thomas II. O, Todd.
to John Cumberland, lot . in square l2 for 500.
Charles Muller % George LsntIIer, part NJ lot g. IN
square $40, for Sl6.ts W u. Hines and wife tO VI
j. Dorsey, lots I" aud A. In subdivision Of squSTc
10. nj $3.50, VIM. II, Hagan ct u1, To Thomas
Murphy, lots % 70 -, part OF "Granby," At s.,
Andrew C, Bradley, trustee, 70 Julia Singleton lot
: In squsre 3i5, at6 Vim. +. Matdngly IN NJ. A.
randall, part Of lot q IN square 64a, At s.. John
II Darnell et uN. to T. ". D0nn east half OF lot
IN, Noun. Pleasant. At 800 John Berry TO J. J.
johnson. settlement OF part OF square 2S,
Dcets Of Tfua-Thomas Murphy W Vim. Lord,