Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09
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MORE DIVORCE CAsEs.-To-day' Cathar1ne
OCallaghan, by W. T. johnson, her attorney,
entered suit for divorce from Walter O'Callag-
nan nan she ne. states that they were married In
Washington; that her maiden name was Catha-
rine Marceron; that she Is living with her
mother on account OF his failure to support her
and Eer infant child. She also charges him
with cruel treatment; that he is dangerous
man, having assaulted police ofncer; that he
came TO her parents home, where she had been
0Dnged to go for support aud protection. and
without any provocationhe knocked down her
father and assaulted him in fearful manner
AND that at various times he has made such
violent assaults upon her that her life and that
OF ner Child have been In constant danger, and
that ne Is constantly threatening to do acts OF
Violence, whereby she is obliged to seek relief
from the court.
Elizabeth Jones, also through Mr.. johnson,
1led her petition for divorce from Nelson
Jones. She states that they were married
In Norfolk, Va, I'm 1864, and that her maiden
name was Elizabeth Nelson; that four chill
dren have been born who are In her care and
have been wholly supported by her earnings;
That Tor more than three years she has not been
able to live with him, On account of his failure
brutal treatment TO his family; that he has
from time to time done her such bodily harm
ana stll threatening so TO do, that she seeks q
Mary E. Shaw to-day fiied by MIS- lock.
wood q bin for divorce from John L. shaw
she sets forth her marriage In March. 1873. and
charges him with having treated her with great
with him,
Yesterday, In the Equity Court, Judge Mac
Arthur, a decree OF divorce was made In the
case Of George F. against Henrietta Yantis, nee
waters. The Dill set forth marriage on Sep
ttmber 20, 1870, In this city, and charges were
that the defendant became alienated from him.
addicted to the use Of Intoxicating liquor, and
table men and women, frequently committing
adultery with unknown persons, and at the
time Of filing the bill she was living In bad
house In this city, under the name OF Netrle
The case OF Mary 8. against W. g. Waters, In
which decree Of divorce was made In 1914, was
before Judge Macarthur yesterday, and mod
med decree was passed In this decree respond
ent Is relieved from the payment OF alimony. at
1886 Per annum, and In his petition therefor
be stated that his former wife had on october
Is. 1s'e. ,a married Ernest A. Fenton, govern.
had for nine months been out OF employment.
TIE TERRACE CoNCERrs.-Those who have
torn themselves away from the attractions of
Coney Island, with Levy and Arbuckle, now 20
10 the Terrace Ice Cream Depot, 18th and SITS,
where jas; a. Joyce, the favorite solo cor
with Immch's Society Band In programme
OF the most popular music OF the day. This eve
nml d NJ IT, joyce, ~ request, WIN play 1.-The
MY Norah." the music Is without charge, and
How sons splendid ice cream is being furnished
at the popular price OF 10 cents plate, we ex-
Feet to see all Washington at the Terrace TO-
concerts VIII be continued every pleasant eve
ming this month, Sundays excepted.
DEATH OF MRS. T. s. vERDI.-Mrs. Verdi, wife
CT DIR. T. S. Verdi died last evening at Ter resi-
depce, No. Sis 14th street. after brief Illness,
OF heart disease. Mrs. Verdi's maiden name
was Rsbecca Adele Denny, the daughter of Dr.
Nm b: Denny, Of Pittsburg, granddaughter OF
and grand-riece OF Hon. VIM wilkins, at differ
ent times American minister to Russia, Secre-
tafy OF War, and Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court OF Pennsylvania. During her residence in
Washington Mrs. Verdi made hosts Of friends.
DREDs IN FEE have been issued as follows
Willis C0DOway to VIM. Singleton, part lot IL,
In sub OF Barry farm; 800. VIM. A. Donald
Mount Pleasant; $1,000. Martha Lodge to
Julian L. Eundy, lot 9, so. 742; $500. F. w.
Jones ct al to John O'Hagan, lot 6, Of sub of
lots In so. 1; s1,O34. w. W. COrcoran to P D.
Mary Brady lots L and IS, so; s7a; s. W.
d. Pront ct al. to Mary Bradley, lots II and IS,
50. 9I3; s.. AVZ Graham to Jacob Allen, part
IL, so. 1913; 8. Patrick Kerney to John
sweeney, lot g, 50, Ss'; 81 oso. N. B. Martsh to
s; 3; Simpson, lot 80. 81; 200; 1866. Alvin n.
Meeker TO James Mermi1lion, part lot 3, So. 76S:
1888. Lewis g. Stephens to Mary A. Schwartz,
lot 50 OF McCarthys SUBJ OF part OF So 1861, So 500
tIeoerlck Douglass, Z. 8. NJ, to Henry Stras-
burger, part g north Of 81: 2.s; SO: Juliet :.
49s; $4,000: Ashbel ". Riley, jr:, to George 4.
Sawyer, lot Il, SO. 2l3; 81 800. Robert A. Bal
ioch to Fanny E. Smith, lot In So. south Of So.
PAL; $4,000.
SrRUCK DOWN BY A RIvAL.-Last night, be
fWppn IN and II O'clock ARRAY nj aof