Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-29

to make arrangements for an encampment during
the coming fall
FRoM LAkE SurEmoR. The fine screw steam
er Northern Light, Capt JOINS sPMDtNo, arrived
last night at 10 o'clock, from the upper lakes She
had full load Of passengers down as well as up.
The officers report pleasant aud easy trip The
weather was rather unplcasanty cool for part Of
the time, buttaking the trip as whole, 1t was un
usually pleasant, owing to the continued clear,
bright weather The Painesyille Band were on
board aud enivened the passage with The notes
they know so we'll how to produce. The Yelling
ton Band will go up on the nexttrp
From Clerk HANNA we obtain the following
memoranda Of the voyage.
Left Ontonogan Sunday, II P. NJ; passed Min.
eral Rock 20 miles above Eagle River, bound up 4;
schooner Ford at anchor at Eagle Riyeri schooner
Vermont beating up of Copper Harbor. Tuesday,
the Lady Elgin at Portage Entry Wednesday, at
a A. NJ, the Illinois, at Marquette, bound up. At
Marquette, schooners Return, Summit F I. Bar.
ney, Mary Collins, r. j. Gibbs, Lookout Stcbbins,
st. Paul. Mott Root Ketchum, Shook, II. N Far
well, Arrow, + c. Roberts, Mary NJ. Scott Twin
Brother, Exchange, Ironsides, New London, G.
worthngton Mathew McNair, Tracy, j. Bronson,
and Echo scow White yacht Monarch Of the
Glen barque American Republic; brig Gen.
Worth Propeller Manhattan, at anchor near
White Fish Point Wednesday Met Iron City oil
Presque Isle, Thursday Propeller spauding in
Lake Huron, bound up. Schooner Comey and
barque St. George at Sarnil. Reached Detroit at
10 A. NJ Thursday.
The followingi is the cargo so tons Iroui 80 tons
Copper, 43 packages Fish, so passengers.
The Northern Light will return Monday night.
POLICE CoURr-BEFoRE JUDGE LAWRENCE.
The following was the business done yesterday
morning.
Burch Hayes and Mary Jewett, for the burglary
committed at the house Of Mrs MCGUIRE on Water
street. last Sunday night had their cases continued
to the 29h, with bail at $500.
Tbat of Hezekiah Smith, for petitlarc con-
tiuued to August 9th, with bail at $500.
John Williams and Joseph Gallagher imbibed
too freely of the essence Of rye, for which they
were fined 81 and costs each.
Lewis Patton aud Wm. Johnson who have been
inoarcerated for playing their confidence games,
have had their sentence modified, so that they aIe
to pay S25 and costs
Charles lie Count, who was arrested Tor stealing
coats and other articles OF apparel, was fined
500 and sentenced to 80 days Imprisonment on
bread and water We presume this don't suH
him as well as some things he has taken.
Erastus Conlas. for larceny, discharged
Several cases con tnued.
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New BLOCK ON SUPERIOR STREET.-rhe new
block on Superior street, next to Parsons Block,
which is owned and being built by Messrs Smith
& Pennell is nearly completed. II will be an OF
ment to the street as well as one Of the most con-
veniently arranged and commodious structures Of
the city The block has front OF GG feet on
Superior street. and extends back l5O feet TO Long
street There are three stores, each q feet in
width, and extending the onths length Of the
building. These are Is feet high in the clear The
second story is designed for offices, and will con-
tain some of the finest in the city. This story is
y feet in the clear The offices extend back rs
feet from the front In the rear of these is Sec
ond story over the rear Of the stores, 90 feet in
length, containing spacious rooms connected with
the stores The third story has three rooms IS
feet deep, 81 feet wiGe aud ls feet high. The
building has height OF so feet from the sidewalk,
! Below the walk there is fine basement well
lighted aud arranged. The stores are perhaps the
best in the city, as they have been designed with
special reference to having "ample Dom and verge
enough" They have very handsome fronts, con.
sisting of large arched show windows, which give
a light and airy appearance to the stores.
The building is now nearly completed the fin
ishing having progressed rapidly. 1t is uncertain
as yet who will occupy the stores Messrs. Smith
& Pannel have leased the lot for term Of years
from H. p WCddell, ESD, and have shown in thel
hujlding, evidence Of a desire to add both to tn
prosperity and appearance of our city.
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COMMENCEMENT AT OBERLIN The Annua
Commencement of Oberliu College will take plac
on Tuesday and Wednesday, August 23d AM
oath.
Tuesday forenoon, the sermon before the Asso.
citation of Theological Alumni, by Rev. M. Il
Strictly, of Syracuse New York.
Tuesday afternoon the exercises of the gradua-
ting class of the Ladies' Department.
Tuesday evening, Address to the Alumni, b.
Rev VIM. L. Parsons, of Mattaposett, Mass.
Wednesday forenoon, exercises of the gradua
ting College class,
Wednesday afternoon, exercise Of the Theologi
cal Class.
Wednesday evening, Concert by the Ober
Choir
The examinations in the various departments
the school will take place the preceding week
commencing Monday, August 18TH
The Anniversary of the Young Ladies' Literar
Society will take place on Wednesday, August Sd
atIP NJ; Of the Young Ladies Lyceum, Wedne.
DIV Anrnst lOih MI 4 p M. of the Seninr Pr