, 1861-02-22

rY~ Come 10 Alr. Dye'a singing SCHOOL 10
right al his music Hall, lis Lake street, and
take the first step in vocal music.
NEWLY CnRrsrnSED.-Ab bill has passed the
State Legislature: changing the name Of tbs
Chicago, Alton and St. Louis Railroad to the
Alton and Chicago Railroad Company.
ST. AspREw's soc1ErY.--This Society last
evening unanimously resolved. to join in the
celebration to-day, and all members ars re-
oucsted to meet at half past ten 4. n, at
Highland Guard Armory, wearing the badge
Of the Society, for that purpose.
saop11FrHa. - Officer Cooper yesterday !
morning arrested Margaret Sullivan, charged |
with the larceny Of q piece Of delalne from the |
store Of Mcssr:. stryker g. Co., on Lake street,
valued st s. 60. She is said to be an old shop
litter and Was held for trial at the next term
of the Recorders Court.
MARqn E1Ecr1c-Electic for Msrch, con-
tanning steel cDgrasingto Of Shakespeare be-
fore Sir Thomas Lucy" o1ao portrait of Lord
John Russell, Illustrated Lsndon News, Feb.
:; fresh supply Of Prof Peissner's essay, "fhe
American Question" and all the March maga.
zines, are now ready at McNally's, 81 Dear-'
| born street. 49,
| TuE GREnE CASE Yesterday afternoon,
before U. s. Commissioner z. A Hoyne, Au-
gust, G1cbc, Charged with opening and after
/ ward DESTROYING q letter taken from the
| Chicago Post Office, but which belongedto
another party, Ind his examination. he gave
bill In $500 to appear for trial at the enkning
term OF the o. 8. District Court
ExsEzzLEAEsr.-James r. Howard, charged
with embzzlemeut Of $500 from Pinkezton, the
detective was yesterday examined before Jus-
tcc De Wolf, and committed in default ci
hail to await trlal before the Recorders Court.
Messrs. Knox and Miller appeared as counsel
for the prosecution, and G. n. Willard for the
defense.
TIE CoxrEnT TONIGHT Those wishing to
attend the concert Of Madame Fabbri In Bryan
Hall this evening, will do well to 60 early, ant!
: to secure their tickets at Root: T. Cady's or
julius Bauer's music stores In Larmon Block.
We are confident that there will be lust oHe
vacant seat left The concert will commence
punctually at eight O'Clock Admission to all
: parts Of the house only fifty cente. The zou
, ave Cadets will give grand skir1nish drill il
F tull Zouaye dress before the rendition of tht
= Star spaugled Banner. The whole promises
:, to be the most popular entertainment ever Of
q fered to our Citizens. 49, .,..
: STRANGE DEATH II 4 RAILWAY CAR,-Yes
te1dsy morning Coroner james was called Il
o hold in inquest on the body Of Thomas Lane
Is Of Manteno, q station fortyseven miles ftol
. this elty,o OH the Illinois Central Railroad. Tn
a, deceased was on the train from the South q
y riving here at Sis Wednesday night, and ha
e charge Of chr loaded with SIX cows, q hoEs'
L. three hogs, some farming tools and househol
er furniture belonging to him, Yesterday NOR!
b. Ing the car door was found partially open, an
Of Mr.. Lanes dead body on the door., The
Us were no appearances Of external wounds, at
I'd the Jury were OF, the opinion that he mn
m have died from internal injuries How the
es may have been received remains 8 mystes
I'D Upon the person of deceased were found
he way-bil1 Of goods, made out at Manteno, 3 ps
leg Of gauntlets, white pocket handkerchief,
M knife, key and seventeen: dollars In cu11ene
RI In the afternoon woman came forward n
A identified the body a that Of her hnsban
;ea Thomas 1ane. <. r." .,..-S X - ::
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