Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-13
CITY & NEWS ITEMS.


JITY & NEWS ITEMS. |,
TURsnAy IOBNrNts, DEO is 1899.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I.awber White @ usroi Agency fldopsaa, Police
W p Fog House for Rsvt.
lnshsm Brpgg--New Books
Retlbsrg 4 IIausnl nm Chisim Presents
s. Dsrrie-Cosi Oil Lamp Chimneys.
sholarship for sale--At the Leader c ihce.
l. Bsnsdict sous-Bus Notice
Young Folks Conceit-nus. Notice.
Hollo say's Pills. Special Notice.
Hnsietier's B'tters- 'pecal Notice.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRiNfING.
~ Plain sad Ornamental Printing u tyery descnrton
lone at the Printing Establishment OF the LsADRR cfaee
IN the improved pnd apd Steam Presses inthe
style, short notice. and at reasonable rates Par
ocular attention rad TO- Blank Work Every description
ll Bindiag Done especially Blank Books Ledges JourRas
Sales Books, Receiving Books SC &C.
Ssy- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, ]. s. Matson's and Omsted's news depOts |
At news depots at Weddell and Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlans, It's Ontario Street
Gs-FOr Commercial aud Marino News see
Fourth Page.
coUNcIL.--City Council meets tonight at the
usual hour,
FIRE.-The slarm of FIRE yesterday morning was
caused by the roof of the winslow warehouse TAX
lug fire from sparks. Damage trAiug.
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ES- Chiniel, Cashmere, Meriuo aud Bay
State Scarfs at II. d. Kendall d Co.'s. 1t
THANKs.--We are under repeated obligations to
The U. S. Express Company for San FrancscO pa
pers by the overland mail
GoDEy.-Hawks a Brother have received
Godeys Ladies' Book for January with an exquis
te steel engraving and the usual variety and guam
tity Of tales poetry, patterns, &C., &c
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YoUNe Folks CoNGERT-A Concert will be Civ
en- this evening at the MelodeOn, by juvenile
musical class, under the direction Of Mr. A. Byron
Chase Mr.. Chase has had good success in his
teaching and concerto.
NARROW ESCAPE The s.45 P NJ Cincinnati
train did not arrive last night until 10 2 O'Clock.
owing to the breaking OF tender wheel which
was fortunately discovered while at La Grange
station by Mr. Gale Had the wheel broken down
fifteen minutes before, had 1t not been seen at the
staiian, terrible accident might have been the
result.
FURs,-Beautiiul Furs at auction this morning
(TuOsdayl at store No. 1856, Bank street, by o.
Cutter & Son. Sale commences at 10 o'clock
These are all hne FuTs; among the stock Is splen
did American Sable Circular, which cost S3CO,
which is positively to be sold at ~ o'clock precise
ly. Now is tho chance for the Ladies'. 1t
NoTIUB.-rhe Rev. DR.. Lee will preach Funes
raj Sermon at the Congregational meeting house,
in Chagtin Falls village, Sunday, the 18th inst,
at II o'clock A. NJ, on the occasion Of the execu--
tion Of John Brown, and such other of his COM
rados as shall have been executed at Charlsstown,
Virginia, for the crime of loving Liberty rather
than Slavery.
wINcHELL.- Winchell's last performance wul
given At the Academy of Music last evening 10
full bouse. When this capital dellneatSr and mimi
appears on his periodical rounds, he Ia nway
greeted heartily by his many admirers, and be ha
pleasant way at leaving with all who attend hi
entertainments, feeling that they are well pal,
for their time aud money. May his success and hi
shadow never grow less.
E-Y- We noticed large pile Of Shawls a
II. D. Kendall d Co S yesterday me rning whic
they are selling at just one half .helcOst of i'm
pOrtation Very beautiful goods, H..
REMEMBER THE PooR--In these wntry day
when warmly enrobed in furs and thick garment
aud when looking forward to the winter season.
one OF parties, rides aud general gayely an
enjoyment, do not forget those to whom the ic
+ blasts and the thick falling snow comes as the hel
a aid of want and misery, of cold and hunger Gi'
4, from vyour abundance or aiflaenee, aud reail
in truth that it s blessed to give aud to receive Il
thanks of grateful hearts therefor.
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TIE OURLINe CLUB-At meeting Of Il
: Curling Club of this city, held on Saturday even
ing, the following officers were elected for the Ell
II suing year:
. President.-John DoWhie.
I, Seeretary--John Copeland.
!, Treasurer--W. d. Proudfoot.
Stewards-James L, frohdfoot d. Brown,
Is Craig.
al As soon as the weather will permit, the cont'
for the possession of the silver medal which "
commenced last winter, will be continued and q
cidei. tH
tbs LIaHT GUARp's FAIR.--The Fair OF Il
II Light Guards on Thursday evening the 18th, "
be iue affair. The Committee of ladies havi
nE the matter in charge are making all necessary
ne langemehts TO render the occasion pleasant
to all who attend, as well as profitable one 10
excellent Company 10 whose name It is given, I
Light Guards have spent much time and money
make their Company credit TO themselves
the city, and they deserve well OF the citizens.
The gifts to be distributed TO the purchasers
tickets can be seen at Crittenden'a
PHOENIX EN0INE FoR SALE.--rhe member
Phoenix Engine Company No. 4, feeling aggTle