Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-16

Readers. He applied TO the gentlemen OF the
Board to consent 10 the use OF these books for an.
other year.
Mr. Fogg rose TO express bis his hearty concur
renee in the views presented by his colleague on
The Committee, and 70 Join in the earnest r"Tuest
that no change should be made for the year -
come.
When at late stage Of the discussion II appear
ed that the Board would not yield 90 this request,
Mr.. Thome offered 70 devote special personal at
tenliOu TO the elOcutonary training Of the schools
in concert with the teachersj pledglng himself 10
show at the end Of year results which would vim.
dicate the wisdom Of retaining the present Read.
ers. This proposal meeting With no favor, be then
urged the Board 70 allow 70 the teachers in each
building a choice between the two series, leaving
Hlard's 10 use with those who prefer IL, aud Civ
ing McGuney's TO those who wish IL
This suggestion was also rejected. No effort
would avail, 10 arrest the predetermined ectiOn
Of the majority. The present Readers were thrown
ont, aud the McGuifey Series voted into use
REAL EsTATE TRANsFERs.-The following sales
are entered upon the Recorders books for the
week ending Wednesday June 10th
June 7, 1859 -Julins 5chwarzenburgh to Chas
Rehlaender, 81 feet trout on Jennings Avenue, OF
Hn Uf lot 100 in Jennings allotment on
University Nights, situated one mile from the
Post Office Consideration S4s5
June 7, 1859 Anton Frewert to Edward Berts-
chi, 50 4 feet front on Chatham Street. and "a
feet deep being front of sub lot No. 1875, in Barber
and Lords allotment situated near the corner Of
Jersey and Chatham street, about l l-2 miles from
Post ONCE
June 7, le50.-Mark w House to Fred Keyer-
leber; sub-lot No. 81, in Benedict & Roots alot.
ment, having 40 feet front on Lorain street and
1876 feet deep, about two miles from Post Office
Consideration s275.
June 9th, ls59.--Dayid s. Byers TO Martin Mau
rer, part Of sub lot No. 6, of John A. Foot's alot
ment of the Perry Farm, having 40 feet front the
south side of Pittsburgh street. and $50 feet deep;
situated near the corner Of Perry and Pittsburgh
streets. Consideration $3.50.
June 8, ls59--John NJ Armstrong to Joseph
Hussey, part Of ten acre lots 50 and SO, being l62
feet front Euclid street, and l465 feet Deep
tanning 46-lOO acres of land. Consideration
sls,932
May 30, 1859 Joseph G. Hussey to Richard O.
Parsons, part of ten acre lot 81, havingIl23 feet
front on Prospect street, and 1893 feet deep on the
southerly side of Prospect street; about l mile
from Post ofiice Consideration $4,000.
May 81, l959.--Richard c. Parsons to Curtis G
Hussey, l6 2 feet front ON Superior street, ex-
tending back in rear $50 feet to Long street, being
property known as Parsons Block. Considora
ton Sl2 500.
June 2, ls59.--Elisabeth w Nicholson to tn
City Of Cleveland, part of original lot 80, hayinl
10 feet front on the south side of Champlan stree
and 80 feet deep. Consideration 81 ,s75.
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EXAMINATION AT WEST PoINT.--1he annus
examination of West Point commenced on Thurs
day last These exercises there are no Shilds play
from in the morning to 3 in the afternoon tht
cadets are closely. and rigidly examined by