The Washington critic., 1889-03-08
CITY AND SUBURBAN.

Andrew Bowman, au inmate OF the In
sane Asylum, escaped from that institution
yesterday
Tho High School cadets gave an oxhi-
bition parade yesterday afternoon which
was highly credltablc.
The funeral of NIcricus w Shekcll
will take place from Oak llill Cemetery
this afternoon at 4 o'clock. ..
The remains of the late DR.. W. Bowie
Tyler, who died at Summeryillc, s. c.,
Wednesday, will arrive in the city this
afternoon.
Tho Harrison and Morton Pioneer
Corps ball will take place Monday night.
Robert X. Paine has been elected lieuten-
ant comms ndor.
Patrick Egan received number of
friends at Thomas Walsh's house, 14H n
street, last night, and recounted to them
how the Pigott forgcrles were detected.
The Indiana Republican Club have
completed arrangements for the reception
and reunion Of Indianians which takes place
this evening at the National Rifles Armory.
The life and Character of John A.
Logan" was the subject of an interesting
address delivered last night at Grand Army
Hall by Rev. Eugene May of Usage, Iowa.
Thieves entered the residence Of Charles
u. Calvert, near the Maryland Agricultural
College, ON Tuesday evening aud robbed II
Of two suits of clothing and SIS In money.
Louis G. Forrill, clerk in the War De-
partmcnt, has been appointed private sec
rotary to Judge Cooley Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission at $500 per an
nun.
Hon. Edward c. Wade, late U. s.
Marshal Of Georgia, has the Endorsement of
largo number of prominent people as an
pt1nItrnpt for tha Third Aegtatupt Poet.
msstorGeneral's Office.
Colonel Seligson sustained severe in
: jirics to hts wrist and arm In jumping from
moving train at Fourth street and Vir-
Einia avenue Tuesday afternoon. The
wound was dressed at Providence Hospital
"A delegation OF Mississippi Republi-
cans called on Attorney General Miller
yesterday to urge the appointment OF DIR.
John 3. Burton to succeed J. NJ. Liddell,
deceased, as L. s. Marshal In the Northern
Mississippi district.
Tho Wotnen's National Press Associa-
lion VIII hold meeting this evening at
Mrs. NJ. ID. Lincoln's, 1910 X street. A
number of visiting members will be pres
ent, among them Mrs. Marble of Mime
apolis, Mrs. Ormsby of New York and Mrs.
Chapeu of Iowa.
The jury In Judge Montgomery's Court
yesterday gave Elizabeth Bowden verdict
FOR Ss64.0f III her suit against the executor
OF Ann q. Campbell, In which she claimed
compensation for services as nurse and
housekeeper to that lady during and prior
to her illness.
The inquiries into the transaction Of
the Supervising Architects Office is to be
resumed before long by the committee
having that matter III charge Senator
Spooncr is reported as having expressed in
avery emphatic manner the opinion that
the office was In thoroughly Incompetent
hands.
An action in bond brought by the Z. S.
Government against T.. b. Townsend, In
dian agent was yesterday decided in his
favor by the jury in Chief Justice Bing-
hams court. He had not made return of
bis vouchers, as required by law, but the
jury found that he had made all disburse-
ments properly,
The Minneapolis Flambeau Club serc-
naded Hon. s. p. Snider at Wormley's last
night. After the serenade the club dined
with Mr.. Snider and then paid their re-
spccts to Senators Cullom aud Washburne
at the Arlington. Then they called on
Secretary Window, who made them d
speech from the door of the Ebbit House.
The following officers have been elected
for the South Washington Building Associa-
ton for the ensuing year: President, John
II. Culliane; vice-president, Maurice Fitzger
aid; secretary, James +. Shea; treasurer, n
III. Shea; directors, 7. n. Dwyer, T. L
keane, John Quinn, J. j. Brosnan, &. Ii
Parker, b. Leonard, d. Murphy, s. b. Beyer
William fcgan, A. Horner and NJ. j. Col
beit t