The Washington times., 1894-11-21

basement Of Muyse & Co.'s bank. two doors
north OF the Census Office, may be obtained
an oyster lunch from II 10 z and dinner from
10 o'clock at the cost of only % cents. The
reputation Of the ladies of this church for
giving these dinners warrants the belief that
a large number will avail themselves Of this
privilege.
Gordon Wants More Time-Fulton R. Cor
con. in his suit against his wife for divorce.
yesterday asked Tor an additional twenty days
in which to take testimony. Argument on
this point will. be heard tomorrow. The
time last set for taking testimony expires to-
morrow.
Allowed 10 Tntervene-In the case of Co.
lumhus Hefernan vs. AlonZ0 NJ. Lawson, the
Carson Lime Company was allowed 10 inter-
vene with claim for $3.50. The suit is to re-
cover a claim for materials furnished to build
houses on Mr.. Lawson's lots.
EaUghe-rs Of David Inc -rporated-The
Grand Union Order OF the Sons and Daugh-
ters of David was incorporated yesterday.
Its purpose is to provide money for funeral
expenses for its members.
Marriage Too Euch +or Melancthon-Ella
w. Olmstead yesterday sued for divorce from
MelancrhOn A. Olmstead. They were mar
ried in December 1892, by Rev. Samuel
Saunders. Of the Second Baptist Church.
On November 20, 1886, she charges he de-
serted her and has not been seen here since.
She asks FOR custody of their four children
and permission 70 resume her maiden name,
Ella L. Willis.
restraining Order Granted-In the suit of
William X. Ryan against a. J. Warner and
the District OF Columbia TO settle the Dis
tr e claim for $3.50, special taxes for work
on Connecticut avenue extended. Gen. " arner
yesterday filed a cross-bIll, asking that Ryan
be enjoined from further proceedings in the
suit. Judge Cox granted a restraining order
returnable November q.
Three Lots Worth $50 45o-Julia Wood
yesterday sold to Francis W. Baker James J.
hampton and James s. McIlhanev lots Nos
!. 2 and 3. in block No. 80, Columbia Heights
The price paid was $50, ,450.70.
Sugar Brokers' ppsal-Judge Wilson and
District Attorney Birney went before the
court OF appeals for few moments Yesterday
in regard to leave for an appeal from Judge
Coles overruling of the demurrers In the
cases Of Brokers Chapman and Mccartney
No result was reached. 1t is expected the
hearing will be continued to-day.
/ overruled the Mohor-Judge Shepard. of
the court of appeals, yesterday overruled a
motion by the Washington Critic Company
Tor amendment OF a recent decree in the suit
OF Richard Weightman against the company
The dispute Is over the ownership of certain
bonds issued by Stilson Hutchins.
rue Bills Reported-The grand jury yes
! terday before Justice McComas returned
true bills as follows: John Bundy. for per-
jury; Ada Cross, alias Gray. for larceny and
housebreaking. and for four separate charges
OF larceny. William and Albert Eichelberger.
FOR the murder Of Henry j. Rue ner: Charles
Mckenzie for perjury; James Mcpherson, for
perjury; George Robinson. for manslaughter:
Turner Williams. for larceny and househrsak-
ing, and Thomas West, for perjury. They ig-
nored the charges against William BarstoY,
Tor false pretenses; Jesse Cook, for larceny:
against james Ryan, for arson, and Edward
Riley, for embezzlement.
New Time Cards FOR Hail Boxes-New time
4 cards for the mail boxes all over the city have
been ordered. The new cards will bear the
name OF the new postmaster.
Rev. Or. Ee'ley's ecture to Een-Dr. J..
Thomas Kelley delivered an address last
night at the Western Presbyterian Church to
the Brotherhood OF Andrew and Philip of
that church. The lecture was for me- only.
Moody and sankey Choir-A rehearsal of
the old Moody and Sankey choir, which will
give concert al Convention Hall early in
December under the direction OF Mr.. Percy
5. Foster, was held last night at the Foundry
NJ. l.. Church. There was a large attendance
80 20 Geun 0utrages On Armeaiaas-A
mass-meeting will be held at the Western
Presbyterian Church next Wednesday night.
and will be presided over by the pastor of
that church, Rev. Howard Wilbur Ennis At
this meeting Will be discussed the outrages
/ perpetraied by the Turks on the ArmeniaAs
An address will be delivered by Mr.. Varzha-