, 1866-04-05
THE CITY,
REPUBLICAN CITY CENTRAL COM.
MlTTEK


The TalncEE viii mol all to remember that Blake.-
lee's opening OF spring millinery lakes place TO-
day.
LAK1 FOREST AcADEhy.-The prize declama-
t1ons Of the pupils IN this Academy will be given
Ihis evening IN the Academy building. Mr.
Charles AnsorEe viii preside At the plano.
Tmnn WAND Mrx7so.-1he Republicans, With
all The members Of The Union League, OF the Third
Ward ale earnestly invited to meet At Union Hnll,
O'Clock. BJ ordeF Of Thru Ward Committee.
CuuRcu Guun-Tne regular meeting Of the
Chrsch Guild Mi be held this evening Chussda.),
at the Guild Room, No. u Dearborn street. As
this Is m important meeting. full attendance is
requested.
REVENUE sE1xCBE.-Ou Tuesday last Collector
Schneider seized one hundred and twenty barrels
Of carbon OIL for violation Of the revenue aws by
ts iotuarders. Bierce l. Co., Twin, in the Twentl-
eth Collection District Of the State of Peunsylya-
Dla. The oil will be held subject 10 the orders Of
the Collector Of that district
AckEow1ED6nzxT.-TheB Benevolent Association
oi the Paid Fire Department, through Joel Pres
cot. Iea.urcr desire TO aekuox xscdee the receipt
token Of appreciation Of valuable services rendered
~ the Fire DepaE ment, in e1vins from destruction
al: paper mandatory or Saturday last.
RrMonED FA1luEE.-lt WIS r1moscd on The
street yesterday thal gentleman Of lhls ci,y who
some months ago bought an interest in a large
which was reported 10 be worth mllllon, has
tailed. We did not ascertain the foundation Of the
rutnot.
WnoIEsA1k DRrss Goops.-We take pleasure In
directing the attention Of the trade to the house OF
Hunt, Harbour 4 Hale, al Noa. 8, and Lake
@ street and q, n and = Michigan Avenue. Through
1hcir Eastern connections. this t1m enjoJs un>nr-
fsseed facilities ior obtaining The newest and
cholcest designs Of dress goods: they also keep
enc Of the luEtst lines oi cotlon In the city
| CmcAoo CossERvAToR1rH or Mus1c.-This In
sftntion, which has forit. object the most thorough
| musical education. theoretical End practical com
| mences Its spring term on the stb proz1mo. The
moDy and Instrumentation - tanght BY the most
competent teachers. The principals, Messzs. Ky-
their ar earnest and successful teachers, and under
their control We warranted In expecting for the
eon.ezsnt1.um con- q complete sueesss The psanc!-
dtaly,s music store. On The coruar Of Washington
md Clark etreetk.
BnTAST AND STRA17os's NA71oSAL COLLEGES
The Albany Journal In The courze OF a column refer
ence 10 these institutions says tha. therein the Eth.
dert IL trained In Bookkeeping both Theoretically
and practically In no eolleee IN the naiion are the
ouehly inenleated 1hsn ii the.e colleees as past-
es through three Trades, namely tie inifatory 1d-
nsess Se1a sory ssd he p9stsa % dpatmsat and
honse. The collateral branches Of arithmetic. pen
tnanshfp~ correspondence: law. tntincas forms,
handling money, &C., ate thoroughly enforced.
FATAL RA1lnoAp AccuHr.-The mail train On
'he pittsburgh, Fort Wayne : Chicago Railroad,
due In this city ut go on Tnesdsy evening" VA. de-
rsfned several hours, owing 10 the engine running
81 the track about twelve miles on this eide OF
Fort WsSne, nsas the locality kno*n as the .'s1nk
hole" The engineer, A. Il Smith, WAS tearfully
brulscd and died, after suffering terribly, n four
be W. b1 y ,nst
a thit Roart a. il os1en the ease during spr,pc
,hnw. The engine Il asfn buried in mud and water
TIE HfGG1Ns j. Co. Piano FoR1x.-It may be
nc1s 10 some Of cur zcaders that H. NJ. Higgins,
the long popular mus1c dealer. md publisher, No.
III Randolph street, ts engaged In the manufacture
ous readers who have already tested the quaItIe. Of
the Instruments Of his manufacture. and Atteet
ssss them 70 be 9, vsI sgpesier order though they
a..n Of MI. Higgins to furnish an instrument tf
sterling good quality; well finished. At 4 much
pSes ssS,ns he pro no. e 81
asang any Of the essentials Of hrst class piano.
We notice that mis- bu.tness has 70 rnuch increased
Ing, No. lis, which will be entirely occupied by
him on The trst oj May. Panles in search o.
good piano Al low price are tnrsted 10 examine
AAA1 Et~~Ns
F1HK AND FA1AK A1AhM,-Ata about eight O'Clock
last evening. fire broke out in the basement of The
three story frame building No. 1s7 South Wells
ttfcet. With great ,apldlty the flames extended
up% Eds. taking in their course the Of Ludlow
3 Nlnship'e grocery slorc, and the roons In The
storie> Above md before The nrce0 az1ired on the
ground = small one s,ory hame building, located
dsrecsly hack Of the main rtnc.ure mas also on re
Both buildings were owned by widow ~oman
named shns, who, with her eon, occupied the hack
slooe: TIE gfooe5y stock Q. Lud!e@ Winsh1P,
about rzpifed i * ior - se % u he 1atesaaious s 1
OF New York. Mr. Momma, who occupied the small
building: losi BY nse and Mates ahou; <Io9 worth
to the amount Of 80 destroyed, which stored
in q sDed. The caoke Of the fire Is unknown,
A few minutes before tie COMMENCEMENT Of the
Wei: street 6se an alarm was given from the elEty
ftst district, but the drcnen after searching for
long time, returned without a.cTtainE tnr Cause OF
their being called out II was undoubtedly false
nla11o.
lxQCEs7s.-CoropcT Whgne1 yesterday held fn-
opestr on the rernatns OF Ge11nard Kohl, who died
On TuesdAy from the effects Of q wound received
three weeks ago. and Nichols Fiegan. whose body
Wa found In the river, as mentioned in yeterdays
TRIBrxE-
Three weeks ago lss. Sunday afternoon Gerhard
Kohl while passing along South Clark street. near
| the corner OF Harrison. became in come way CO.
caeed in controversy with come UNKNOWN person,
Recovering hia teet, he attacked the 'persun who
htd treated him 70 uuoeremop1ouslS. and aur1ur
The encounter which epsued, received deep wound
tn,fe sThnnrf .be sfsh Ess ~ n se1.o,,s 9ra H.
nhys1cfsn did moi sf rhe timc dean i, asurrrnns
coGezy. IntteriY hoaever, ht became wotse, and
! died It noon On Tuerdsy. ~-N
Dr. Ae1kle, she attended Keh! during his ILL.,
oIibe 5,a4sns Z ae XII ny ,he
dcoeated'a mother, on The corrcr Of Arnold and
1Wentyfecond street, and reported q the result Of
tnen inseslteauon lnal me NUN ti11h ana eefthah
,. " s,,'t III s ;nni 9s,. ~ ~.
Ihat lie e1sb penetrsred The miidje tutes OF Tie
right hing 10 the depth Of two md half inches;
| q bloody autd, and considerable amount Of ar;
me fic1t lung Mas completely comprtteed snd in
pc1meahle Tor the pa.:aEe Of alt7 the right lung
IL M7Ss @ wound S.s eeei.ssd e bs a6so'u'eiy is,.I
xoH'nE 70 tne auSfn0 q an important Nitncaet
lnE ln4uesl Was aalo1fnea mill Today.
n o1a1 H. o. raga Hnea "
! On Iueeday evening, was conveyed to the dead
honse, wherr the inquest Was held yesterday ater.
NOON. II appeared TINT the deceased who WAS 4
carpenter oY trade, and who reelded on Wet TaY-
Mr street. ieit h1t home On the morning Of the e9th
o. November latf> ana, after completing bis days
work ttaHed to 1etnra at tescn O'Clock. and. ii IL
bridEe ~ the man IN attendance beard a loud
tplao IN The Wafes about The lime II Is presumed
fsefan attempted 10 cross The bridge -Four days
face By the chains used in turning the bridge, but
before anything could Be done to eecnrr II. the
noay a9sn sank and. though The riEcr was dragged
s sedy Ssn e T.
Gse1 slnce. unti! rEnorefed as above mentioned.
Ihs tu IN rcndetsn. Their verdict, stated that The
esemis .nd dc ,ae ndion wae n a. @
4<i3Aa'Rsr @oo A'Au'eo oo's WIN A15oaeaie '"tops'