The Washington times., 1894-09-25

by Attorney Thomas Yesterday he was granted
by Judge Cox rule returnable October citing
the Commissioners to show cause why man
damus should not issue compelling them to en-
force the lien.
Long the Subject of Litigation-By two
orders Of Judge Cox yesterday Mary +. Orme is
enabled to collect SS,073 on trust deeds which
have been long the subject OF litigation. Mess
her claims are satisfied by October - next
james 5. Edwards, as trustee appointed yester-
dav will sell lot No 81, in SQUARE No Sc, at
Twenty-fourth and VI streets, and lot No. 10, in
block No. 3, of Iodd's subdivision of Mount
Pleasant. The titles Of the suits are Orme
against Allen and Orme against Cutter Among
the parties to the first against whom absolute
judgment was entered yesterday are Harry G.
Borden. L. L. Calhoun, John o. Johnson, T.
David Charles A. McEuen, and William Mayse
In the other cases James p. Howes and William
+. Geig.r are awarded $3.50 each and others
smaller sums to come from proceeds of the sale
Mr. Edwards bond is fixed at 5000.
University Club Sued-ReginaId FendaT
sued the University Club yesterday on a note for
al $40 given July 20, 1891, for sixty days per
cent. II is signed by {. S McCalmont, as treas
urer of the club.
Kcpt open Bar on Sunday-Reuben Taylor
was arrested yesterday by Policeman klinger.
of the Fourth precinct, warrant issued by
Justice Hewlett, charging him with keeping his
bar, on street, between Four and-a-half and
Third streets, open on Sunday The complain
ant was Cha"ies Brawner, who was sent to the
workhouse some time since for keeping speak
easy, and who has, as he says himself, reformed
the liJuOr law As this was the first case since
the new law went into effect, Acting Special
District Attorney Richardson had the case con-
tinued until Thursday. Meanwhile he will ex-
anime the law. Taylor was released on his per-
sOnaI bonds.
Scrgt. Montgomery'S Favorite Vacation
Sergt Montgomery, of the Eighth precinct has
returned from Pittsburg, Pa, where he went to
attend the great G. A. K. encampment. He was
delighted with his trip, as he met with many old
acQuaintances and renewed many friendships
formed during the war. Day after day ard
month after month, without thought of
his responsible duties in the Eighth
precinct, but when the time arrives for the
annual encampment of the Grand Army of the
Republic 10 take place he wants to lie there and
enjoy a reunion with former comrades. Sergt
Montgomery was lieutenant commander of the
Naval Veterans Association of Washington until
the latter passed out of existence, since which
time he has been active and influential men,
Der of the G. A. r.
Suit Against w. NJ. ShUSter-Armstrong
Gator & Co., millinery, at No 719 Market Space
northwest, yesterday filed suit against William
NJ. Shuster for 81 ,024 on notes and accounts
Reading Circles al Foundry Church-Last
evening twenty-four memb ers of the literary de-
partment of Foundry Epworth League met and
planned three courses for the members of the
league and their friends, namely, the Chau-
tauqua course, Shakespeare course, and an
optional course. The Chautauqua Circle will or
ganiZe for work ON next Monday evening at the
day evening following Friends of "Old
foundry who desire to Join the other of
these organizations should be present at these
meetings.