, 1863-04-07

mopfc Society will give short season OF
afternoon concerts, commencing week from
next Saturday. The programme will consist
of light music from the French and Italian,
with some Of the overtures, nocturnes, &C.,
from the masters.
TRUSTEES OF TRINITY CnrRcH.-Thc fol-
lowing are the Trustees Of Trinity Church for
the present year: L. r. billiard, senior war
den; II. Il. Adams, junior warden; Vestry-
men: Hon. J. II. Wilson, J. L. Reynolds,
Jas. G. Fargo, John Wright, ]. D. smcdley,
Geo. r. Chittenden, II. E. Sargent, Henry
Martin.
SAS17ARf GIFT CoscERT.-The Sanitary
Gift Concert for the sick soldiers benefit,
will take place this evening at Metropolitan
Hall, Should there be any tickets uu5old,
they can he obtained at the ticket office,
Metropolitan HALL
As It will require some length Of time to
draw the prizes, the doors will be opened at
1aIfpast o'clock. Concert to commence at
1o'clock precisely.
IscUEs1s.-The Coroner held an inquest !
yesterday upon tho body Of . nulatto child Of
premature birth, which was found in cigar |
box. corner Of Griswold and Harrison streets. |
4 second inquest WAS held upon the body
Of Mary Abraham, 4 widow and domestic in !
the house Of n. Eisendrath, banker, 134 CHI
cago avenue. She retired to bed on Sunday
evening, and died during the night from suAo
cation, owing to partial turning of Of the
gas In her ROOM
TuErr.-seycral little boys, ranging from
ten to fifteen years Of age, we're before the
Police Court yesterday, charged with having
been for some time past engaged in stealing
brass car boxes from the workshop Of the
st. Louis Railroad Company, and disposing
Of them about the city. The whole amount
stolen in this way Is supposed to be about
500 worth. Three OF tho boys we're dis
charged Oh account Of insufficient evidence
to detain them, and their general good char
actcr Other boys, still at large, are implica-
ted, and the case stands continued.
F1nEs-About nine O clock yesterday morn
Ing, two story wooden building on the cor
ner of Indiana and North Dearborn streets,
took fire. Owing to the prompt arrival of
the steamers, the damage was limited to
twenty-five or thirty dollars. The premises
were owned by DR.. Hcrrick and occupied by
Mr.. Moody.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon, q
fire broke ont in one story wooden building
124 South Wells street, occupied as saloon.
It, with Its contents, was entirely destroyed.
The large flrc story brick block Immediately
adjoining was also considerably damaged
The lower part Of it was occupied by II.
Schultz as grocery story. His stock suffers
some from water and smoke The total loss
will reach probably about 7G0o.
TuKATnE-M1ss JANE CooMBs.-Thls beau
fu1 actress is meeting with great SUCCESS a
McVickcr's Theatre. Nightly the dress clrcl
: presents an array Of fashion and Intelligence
which can only be attracted By beautiful ant
legitimate plays-such as are presented du
ring the engagement Of Miss Coombs. To
night Sheridan Knowles play Of "Loye, o
the Countess and the Scrf," will be given
with Mrs. Coombs as the Countess, supported
il the principal characters by Mr.. Myers Nj
Garden, Miss HoEmer and Mrs. Myers. Nj
NcVickcr will appear in the farce Of ''You
LIES In Danger"
HonRrBLE DEATu.-The body of 4 man Wa
found floating in the canal yesterday, tn
miles this side Of the Summit. The body va
dIycsted Of clothing, except pair Of soldier
d1nwc1s and shoes. Both the head and bac
Of the deceased we're broken, and there we,
other bruises which led to the belief that I
had been run over By the cars. In the pock.
Of the pants were found pipe and Condu
tors check Of the St. Louis & Alton Railroa
Tie body was that Of man about forty yea
Of age, five feet ten inches lin height, dal
ls!r and slightly bald. Justice Pollock he
AZ inquest aud the jury returned rerdic
sscame to his death from some cause to u
jury unknown.
Do1LIE DCTroN. Hundreds more til:
could be admitted applied for admission
Dollie Dutton's Leyee, Saturday, about tV
thousand persons being present Dollie sa,
seye1al songs with iniu,itablc grace, and 81
dances With good taste. Some Of her som
che sings standing On the extended hand
Mr.. Norton. Miss Marsh, Saturday eveuil
sang the Star Spangled Banner, among othe'
which WIS received with great applause tt
lady has become great fayorite with the n
sical people Of our city, and Is received vi
= enthusiasm. They continue every afterno
this week, and Friday and Saturday eycnlr
at3and S o'clock. We can assure our re.
ers that all who come 8 few miles to hear
= fayorite vocalist, Miss Marsh, and to see a
hear Little Dollie, will be well paid for th
time and trouble. To all we say, take X
family, friend, sister or cousin, or somebod
else cousin, and come.
AFFRAT At TIE MATTKsoS HoCsE.-An
fray occurred at the Mattcson House on
urday, which, at the time created considers
: sensation. The fnets Of tho atfair are subst
tally as follows: Two brothers, officers
Illinois regiments, stopping at the Mates
xere passing through the house, when II
amed Sherman came up, wearing CopI
ead badge, and commenced with some
lting remarks to the officers, asking til
" they liked the looks Of the badge. abus
GERS, and pronouneing General Butlc
tor. The last remark aroused the indig
- - Of ono Of the officers, who immediat
ounccd the accusation flsehood. Fl
go sthey came to blows, In which Shcrz
onsidcrably worsted. Before the at
,ded, another person came In, fri
pperhead, and immcdiate'~
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