, 1863-04-27
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THE CITY.
The HaEcr Trial.

The IIaEcr Trial.
The important testimony of Mrs, Everett,
nat]v coutradicting every material statement
Of Mrs. Whites testimony, appeared in our
yesterday edition, but is unayoidably crowd
ed out this morning by pressure Of tele-
graphic and other news that would become
stale # not now inserted But the testimony
will keep day without spelling In the least.
We shall insert It In our next issue.
To LAKE sCPER1oR.-The steamer Sea Bird
has changed her time Of leaving to Thursday,
April Goth. That will be as early As any host
Tfl be able to get through the Ice.
GYMSAs71c E1HIB171oNs.-Thc Chic,ro
Turn-yerein will give great gymnastic Der.
tormance at Bryan Hal, on the Goth inst con.
nected with an exhibition Of living pictures.
pyTamidal ercctions and concert. The Great
Western Band will furnieh tue music. and the
most elaborate arrangements arc being insti-
tuted for the exhibition.
PROBABLE 1SFAST1c1DE,-On Friday cyen-
ing, some worlmen engaged at the corner of
Jefferson and Fulton streets, found the dead
body Of very young infant, partially con-
cealed in q sewer. Yesterday, Coroner Schmidt
held an inquest in the case, and the jury rem
dercd verdict setting forth that the child
came to its death from some cause or causes
to The jury unknown.
PuoTcGRAru.--Shaw, the well known pho
tcgrapher, has taken . splendid picture Of the
mouth Of the riyer, as it itappearcd few days
since, upon the arrival Of the lower lake fleet.
It will be Published shortly In Frank Leslie's
paper, and will give eastern people q vivid
idea Of the immense shipping interests Of this
port Several copies Of the photograph will
be printed, also, for circulation in the city.
FORTHCOMING PUBLICATIONS. - Messrs.
Church s Goodman, Of this city, hare an
nounced that they will publish next saay, u
book entitled *'War PietuTcs,' or ''Obserya-
tions and Experiences OF an Army Chaplain
in the War of the Southern Rebellion" Tho
author is Rcy. j. B. Rogers, Chaplain Of the
18th regiment of Wisconsin volunteers, and
we hare no doubt that it will proyc an in'
st1uctiye and interesting book.
EF Some Sewing Machines hare one ficili-
IL on1y, snd others have t'co. Some only
stitch, while others stitch AID embroider. No
intelligent mother will select 4 Sewing Ma.
chine for family use which cannot embroidcr
as well as stitch. Grover s: Bakers ce!ebra-
led premium machine stitches and embroid-
ers 60 perfectly that it is impossible to tell III
which respect the machine excels. These are
the only machines that cnbroider as well IS
stitch.
LlHCESY-A fellow named Frederick Erich
was before the Police Court Saturday, on the
charge Of stealing a watch, worth $500, from
John Geretetter, saloon keeper on North
Clark street. The accused had taken COM
plai1lant's watch lew days ago for the ostcn-
sib]c purpose Of repairingit, he being profess
sioEol watch tinkcr-but unfortunately did
not return the line piece TO the owuer After
IN examination before Justice Miller, Erich
was held in the sum Of $500 forhis appearance
at the Recorders Court, and in deElult Of bail
was committed.
4 DENTAL 1NDloGL1o.-Anim imbroglio prom.
ising not TO be second in interest to that
which is no~ going On among the clergy at
- 44ne.. ~ " o..o'e 'us oae,eno't's'
OWING 10 q ietscf IRON new fork, which ap-
Ftared in The April number of the Hop.e's
D<ntal .7ouracl, published in this city, which
t,sau' ',1tns4 u''!ee!inss on 'ne cornS u
Inoss "Aon, ~ - iatcnaeo ~ EXPOSE no
f'seo.s na'e oeeu usea u set' ano We nope no
oio'o Will oe sneo' save III 1ne lesatlnla1e way.
30 1af us We csan ascertain, the oettcr class OF
uen'l7es upno4o a''o sustain ane ''oa'naE' whist
lnose WHO tn'nA tnes are MI are Kicking upa
ron.