Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22
Republican Meetings.

The Government Printing Oaice Garfield and
Arthur Club met last night, with Charles NJ
Robinson In the chair and r. Kingsman secre
tary After completing arrangements to at
tend the HyattSvflle meeting on Saturday
addresses were made by Hon. John D. Defree,
aud MI. J. Addison Thompson. OF Pennsylvania
and the Printing Office Glee Club, composed OF
MeSSrS Forseman, Parker, Daily and Smith
sang some campaign songs.
The National Veteran Club met last night
and decided to attend the mass meeting az
Hyattsyille on Saturday next. Addresses were
made by Gems G. B. Raum, r. M. Reynolds and
j. S. Witcher.
The boys in Blue" met in council last even
Ing, Col. Tichenor presiding, with Thomas H.
Mcbride as secretary. Col E. c. Ford was
unanimously elected department commander.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: J. C
kuny TO a. L. Eoaugh, lot 1, So. 1872; 81, 800. w.
T. Particle to J: E. NJ. Bowen. lot i22, SCI. AS;
$1,000; NJ. A. Hamilton to Wesley Hutchinson'
lot 5, So lois; $500. j. c. Blagne to L M. DdnD,
i9t TO- So lss $4,000. F. w: Howe u the United
does and Scotland. enlarged; $500. B. II.
warner ct al to Robert McMeen, lot 81 so e33.
500. same TO same. lot 80, So. 933; s255.
J 5d ". Filling to Jno. F. Waggaman, part TO-
L. sub. SO. 523; 5000. Mary B. Mosher TO arah
Forrest, lot 81 in sub. of tract Of land called
Chichester; s.. Annie 81. Burley to Edwin
FORREST, lots SO and So in tract of land called
Cb'cester; $50. W. W. Corcoran to Geo. Mason.
lots 20 and 90, So. 1872; s42lOSO. VIM. b. Todd
Jr:, trustee. to ThoS. ii. G.. Todd, part 16, block
. In sub. OF Pleasant Plains; Sl2e. Chas. c. Clio
yer TO Mary a. G.. Larcombe. lots 80 and 81 SUB.
OF so. 139; 81, 600. JAS F. Wollard to John Dan.
drid8e ct al, trustees, lot 6, so. 1882 5000 Jas.
Morgan ct al. to JOS. c. G. Kennedy. east hall
lot II, so. PA; $500. X. S. Davis to Mary 4.
ORourke. east half lot 6. So. 102; s. VIM. Gait
10 Mary O'ROurke, do; do. Henry c. Holt to
ChaS c. Glover, part OF tract OF land called
Plain Dealing: s, 900. VIM. OckstadC TO George
Schenck, all real and personal property when
ne Is possessed OF Ia the District OF Columbia;
3. George Schenck TO Catherine Ocxstaib ali
The real and personal property conveyed TO MIN
Oy VIM. OcEStadt: $. n. G. ToTIe to Sa iI1
T1lley, lot 5, 50. 532; S.. OOo.
THE WALKER DIVORCE CAsE.-The bill In the
case OF James t. Walker, against Marian r
Walker for a divorce. filed by w. II. Browne on
the 18th instant, sets forth a marriage In March
1S6O; that they have five children. aged 10, Is Is
Is and 10 years; that he demeaned himself as a
faithful, affectionate husband, &C. He says
that he has reason TO believe that his wife has
been guilty OF the crime OF adultery, and
charges that for years past she has treated
him unkindly; that her conduct has become un-
bearable, and she now seems to have lost all at
lection for him. He further states that for
three months past he has occupied a chamber
apart from his wife; that In April last tn d.
rect opposition to his wishes and against his re-
mohstrancts S, she took In his house one Robert
Z. stevens as boarder, and he charges that
she Is now, and has been for several months
past living in adultery with said Stevens aad
tnat she mas visited Stevens room for that pur.
pose. and Specifies August 21st and his resi-.
Cente III " street as the time and place for one
OF these charges. He also makes a genera
charge and AYERS that he has not condoHe1 the
offence since he became satisfied with her p1Ilt
He therefore asks divorce.