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SERIoUs RAILROAD ACCIDENT-NARROw Es
cAPE.-The Express train west on the Lake
Shore Road, due here at 5:3O yeterday morn
ing, very narrowly escaped a fearfnl catas-
trophe, at the crossing of Walnut creek, near
Swanville, about half past two O'Clock q. m.
Some villain, with disposition nothing short
of devilish had removed rail at that point
with the intention of throwing the train from
the track. The train had just leftSwanyille
and was proceeding at q rate Of about eight
cen miles an hour. Nothing wrong was no
ticed by the engineer, and the first intimation
of danger was the locomotive leay-
ing the track and running along upon the
ground. 1t was stopped with but little dam
age. The baggage car broke from its coup
Ings and turned over and over down the en-
bankment to the bottom. The second bag
gage car and the emigrant cars also left the
track. And yet among all this not person
was injured, and not particle Of baggage
destroyed. The escape is marvellous.
1t win be remembered that few weeks
ago, a rail was taken up near the same spot
and the place passed over safely by the night
express train, east. Shortly before that a
quantity of rails was laid across the track, in
Mentor. The perpetrator of such Outrages
as these deserves to be shot ike a dog, or
hung to the nearest tree, if he is discovered.
Plumber is probably the object as there is
not more honorably, wisely, and acceptably
managed road in the country than the Cleye-
land & Erie
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Th following
are among the recent private sales of real es-
tate;
July 3 1905 J. Andrews to Hiram
II. Little 40 feet front on Euclid street and
225 deep, Situate little way east of the
Public Square. Consideration $4,000.
July 6, lseO.-Louis Miller to Conrad
schwalm sub lot 20 Of the allotment of ten
acre lots II and l2, being 90 feet front on
CrotOn street and lO2 feet deep. Situate on
the corner Of CToton and Grove streets, one
mile south east of the Post office. Consider
alton S4OO. 81" -..ll @,
July 9, ls6O.-Henry Dries to Geo. Koch,
the north east quarter of sub lot 23s Barber
Lords allotment, being 32l feet front on
Jersey street. and 1914 feet deep. Situate
three quarters Of a mile south of the Circle.
Consideration $3.50.
July 3, ls6O.-JnO. .Onthwaite to Charles D.
Wick and Annie c. Wick i25 feet front on
Euclid street and e47 feet deep being part
of ten acre lot No. 60. q Situate one and one
half miles eastof the Post office. Considera-
ton S25,OsO.
July z, ls60--Anton Fieldham to Peter
Bender the west half of sub lot so in H. H.
Dodge's allotment of ten acre lots 1872 and SO,
25 feet front on Lake street and 100 feet deep,
Situate one half mile east OF the Post Office
Consideration $3.50.
July 2, ls6O.-LOrenz Pfeil to John Duff
ner, As feet front on the north side of LOrain
street and 264 feet deep. Situate near the
corner of Pearl and Loruin. Consideration
$500.
July 2, lssO-JOhn F. Smith to Paul
Schmidt, 323 feet front on Chatham street
and lO4 feet deep in Barber Lords alOt-
ment Situate one half mile south of the
Circle. Consideration $3.50.
July 10, I66O.-Geo. F, Mailing to Geo.
Sehwartz, the south half of lot number 455
Kelley WalewOrths allotment, being 25 feet
front on Second street and IO2 feet deep
Situate near the corner of, Ohio and Second
streets. Consideration S4OO.
July 10, Is6O.-Henry Rode to frederick
Zerin, sub lot No, 10 of the allotment of wid-
Ow Potts, four acres, being 40 feet front on
Mechanics street and I4l feet deep. Situate
three quarters of a mile south of the Circle.
Consideration $500.
July 5, l86O.-Samuel Hathaway to Royal
Dow, one half in common of so feet front on
Pittsburgh street and s5 feet front on Cherry
Lane and l69 feet deep. Situate one mile
south east of the Post Office. Consideration
s., 900.
July 3, ls60.-John H. Dries to William
Walcker, the south east quarter ofsub lot No.
2s9 in Barber Lords allotment s2l feet
front on Jersey street and 1914 deep. Situate
three quarters of mile south ofthe Circle
Consideration 800.
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LIFEs AND SPEECHES OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN q
HANNIBAL HANLIN. By W. D. Howells ana
]. Z. Hayes. Columbus, Follett, Foster
& Co., 1880 .,...-,.-.-
Mr.. Howell has made very interesting
biography. He visited the scenes Of Mr..
LincOIn's former and present life, and gath
cred from various sources the facts and Incl
dents which goto make up the Life. He
had but brief time in which to prepare his
book, and has done it we'll. He is good
writer, and shows in this that he is an i'm
partial biographer IS well as a poet.
The work is handsomely published, with
portraits of Lincoln and Hamlin, and pic
ture of the Wigwam at Chicago.
For sale at Ingham & Bragg.
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Mn. CotLNs PAD.-Mr. E. X. Collins, the
proprietor Of the splendid line Of steamships
which ran to Liverpool few years ago, has
received his pay in full, and his account with
the Government is closed. On the last day
of the session Of Congress, the Post Office
Deficiency bill passed, and in it was & section
directing the Secretary Of the Navy 70 pay to
Mr. Collins the sum Of $s0,2s ", being the
balance, with interest, due to him onaccount
Of the money withheld on account Of the
Ericsson. A draf for this sum was sent TO
Mr.. Collins Gin. Com.
The bill TO pay Mr. Collins was passed
through the exertiens Of our felloW-citizen,
Richard c. Parsons, Esq, who spent some
weeks in Washington attending to Mr.. Col
Inns interest.
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FROA the UPPER LAKE.-The Propeller
Montgomery, Capt Nicholson arrived at
Detroit with Lake Superior news to the 9th.
She met the North Star at Portage Entry.
Lef Marquette on the 9th The scbs. Mid
night John L. Gross, John Weeden, Cape
Horn, Courtwright Wellington, Challenge,
Ketchun. Summit, Queen City, St. Andrews,
and barqse PiersOn, were ready to leave
Bound up, at Waiska Bay, were the barque
Winslow andsch. Star Of the North. The
sch. Comet was there, bound down. At the
Saut the schrs. Ethan Allen and E. c. Ro-
berts, were bound up in tow of the tug Dan.
Rhodes. The schs A. Z. Hart and Shock
were in Little Lake George, bound up in tow
of tug Dart The barque Grace Greenwood
was aground one mile below Needish Rapids.
The barque De Soto and sch. Resoluts were
in lIud Lake, bound up.
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MECHANICS INsTITUTE.-Tbe regular meet
Thursday evening. A press of matter pre-
vented any report appearing yesterday
morning. -N AZ
The President announced the following
committees:
Cons1Rittee on COrPOratiOn-W. H. Stanley,
W. Hart. --.r. I'd. #. ...
L. NJ. Cobb, G. A. Stanley.
COncilidtOFy COmmittee-C. s. Ransom, G.
W. Heard, g. F. Marshall, Jacob Lowman,
| VIM. Dewitt.
Committee on Rules Of Measurement-On On
Joiner and Carpenter Work-C. W. Heard, s..
C. Brooks, G. II. Kidney.
On Mason Work-Henry Blair, Jefferson
Thomas, John ZipP.
On Paintiag-G. Hewlett, John Downie,
! John Denham.
Protective Comz,ittee-W. Dewitt, D. Holt,
A. G. Smith, A. B. Stone, ]. LOwman, I. Q.
Masters.
Statistical and Publishing Committes-C,
S. Ransom, A. ". Fairbanks, E. C. Garlick
The President was requested to appoint 6
Committee consisting of one from eaeE
branch of trade, to assist the Statistical com
mittes in preparing articles for publication.
On motion, the Society proceeded to bal
lot for new members.
The following were elected: R. L. VII
lard, painter; F. B. Pratt, pattern maker
William Redhead, blacksmith; John Via
Engineer at the Water Works; Henry Hall
= painter; Edwin Stair, halter; Richar
r Creighton, bOOkbinder; T. 8. Paddock
/, halter; William H. Newton, manufacture
I of flooring, &C.; Isaac Sturtevant, planin
mill; T. J. Burrin, block and spar makel
t Edgard slaght, manufacturer of dresa'
, lumber; John Proudfoot, painter; Dav
: Proudfoot, painter; A. NJ. Noyes, wir
i weaver; F. Stone, edge tool manufacture
d E. NJ. Fiyut, trunk maker; Geo. H. Adam
y painter; Robert Holmes, manufacturer
II iron fence; James Latimer, trunk make
ID Dudley Baldwin, agricultural imPleme
el manufacturer; Fred. JudsOn, manufactur
Of sewing machines; NJ. c. YOunglOve al
Il John Hoyt, paper makers.
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STEAM Across LAKE ERIE.-Those who are
bound East or West for pleasure tours VIII
do well to recollect the splendid steamers
City of Buffalo and Western Metropolis, new
running between Buffalo and Cleveland,
leaving each place every day. The trip
cannot be more pleasantly varied or agreea-
bly, occupied than by 8 sail on one of these
magnificent boats. As change from rail-
road cars, the transfer for few hours to the
/ boat affords time for reeuperation from IA
| tigue, and an excellent opportunity FOL
sleeping. Meals are supplied on board, and
I the charge for these accommodations Is the
same as that for trip by railroad between
J the points first named. Capt. Harrison If
the Superintendent Of the line, and is SO
! vell-knoWn in connection with passenger
steamboats, on the lakes as to need no recon-
mendation from us.-lSt. Louis Dem.
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Cleveland LIbrnrr A.socInriOn.

At meeting Of the Trustees, held on the
I'd inst, it was resolved that the President
be requested TO call meeting of the Mem
bers ofthe Association on Saturday evening,
July IA, to consider the proprietY Of SO
amending the Constitution that the annual
assessment may be three dollars instesd of
two, and also Of consulting whether ii shall
not be best to close the doors of the AssOcia-
ton until q sufficient number Of members
shall be secured to ensure the payment OF
the current expenses.
In accordance with the above resolution,
the Members are hereby notified that meet
ing will be held on Saturday evening, July
l4th, at the Rooms of the Association.
T. n. BOSD, See'y.
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REPUBLIoAN ENTHUsIAsN.-Our Republican
friend Dan Reynolds, Of the 9th Ward, is
enthusiastic. With the assistance of some
Of his friends and neighbors, he raised 100
foot Lincoln and Hamlin pole on his grounds,
and hag to the breeze % foot banner with
the names Of the Republican nominees in
seribed thereon. he then illuminated his
house from top to bOttOms and shouted for
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rs-nI Resord. July 1ath.

UNITED STATES CoURT.-The Circuit Court
was engaged yesterday in hearing argument
of motion for new trial in BentOn'a Lessee Us.
Calender, Messrs. King i Andrews for mo-
ton, Hitchcock & Ranney against the same
United States rs. Mungen, Judgment for
81, 200.
Howard ps. Warden & Burr, confirmation
of sale.
Adjourned to so'elock this morning.
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CLEVELAND Brass BAND NOCTURNAL Con-
CERT-Pro Bono PaJHeO:
1. Overture-Eliose Claudin, composed
bv Mencadunte, arranged by J. NJ. Leland
2. Polonaise-Hunsel.
3. Glendon Polka-DOdworth.
4. Antoinetts Polka Mazurka - A. ID
Pease.
S. Aria, in Attila-Verdi.
Q. Capt. BloOd's March-A. Bond.
The above is the programme for this eve
ming.
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President of the 4th Ward Republican Club.

NEW RAmRoAD sHoPs.-The woodwork
shop Of the C. 4 E. Road is being REBUILT
The brick walls were old and unsafe, and
new walls are being erected. The machin-
cry will not be disturbed, but the shops viii
be in effect entirely rebuilt.
The c. 4 P. 4. R. Co., are pushing theii
new repair shops rapidly to completion
Already the walls of the extension wins
North and East of the Round House are u
and roof on. This structure is over tw'
hundred feet in length and fire PrOOfthrOugh
out. When the new buildings are compile
ted the entire shops viii have an extent
not less than FIVE hundred feet.
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TIE TURE.-At the late horse Fair at Akron
the Stallion Purse Of 500, was won by
aKennebee" in two straight heats, L. PeltOn
owner. His competitors were "Cuba" by W.
D. Button and "Granite State Boy by J. l..
Curtis, Ra7enna. The Sweepstake Purse,
S75, mare or gelding, won the I'd and Sd
heats by Yankee Tom, by A. R. Milan, Dali
ton. Ike stadden driven by Dick. zeily, was
bis only competitor, another entry being
made by Us. Shrob DOct. Mccall, Canton,
but the horse did not aPPesr on the track.
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WHEAT-Ths first samples Of the in
coming crop made their appearance in our
market yesterday, in the shape Of four car
loads, consigned as follows :: Otis & Brownell,
Hughes & Lester, Clark, Gardner 4 Co., and
T. A. Walton. The honor Of the first con-
signment this year, is distributed over
large surfa ce. Two Of these car loads came
from Lima, Allen county, and one from In
diana. The wheat is of good quality, but
not superior, Judging from the sample we
saw, to the best of the old crop.
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No. a South side Pnblio snnal

REPUBLICAN FLAas.-sherman L. Miller,
Sail Maker, No. 1913 River street, manufac-
lures and has on hand for sale, nautical and
display flags with the names of the nomi-
nees for President inscribed upon them,
which he is prepared to furnish vessel own
ers and captains at low prices. jun25-sO2
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REv. DR.. CAHmL.-This celebrated seien-
tiie lecturer, has arrived in town, and will
deliver two lectures upon Tuesday and
Thursday evenings next. As en- interesting
lecturer, he has few superiors if any. The
subject Of the first lecture viii be The
Tide" " and We can promise something un-
usually attractiYe.
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PANORAMA OF PILsRIM's PRoeREss.-This
Panorama, which is finely painted and
which has received the highest eommenda-
tons from press and people throughout the
country, is now on exhibition at the Melo-
deon. It is q mammoth work Of art and has
a great number of splendidly executed
scenes. The aregory of Pilgrims Progress
has been read perhaps more than any Othel
book except the Bible, and this painting
will be gladly visited by those who hav'
read the book.
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The steamer Spread Eagle arrived at st.
Louis on the 10th from the head Of naTiga-
ton on the Missouri, in the Rocky Mountains
The Eagleleft St. Louis the Sd Of May, and
penetrated 800 miles above the mouth OF the
yellow Stone. She brought down load o.
Buffalo skins, and several live animals, bears
wolves, foxes, antslOpes, &c.
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REPUBLICANS OF THE FOURTH WARD, AWAKE.
There win be grand Mass Meetingof the
Republicans of this banner Ward on Thurs
day evening the 1sth inst, upon the old
County Fair grounds, on Ohio street.
Messrs. F. T. Backus, A. G. Riddle, D. R.
Tlden and other able speakers, have consent
ed to be present and address the meeting.
Music and the Lincoln Wide Awakes will
/ be on hand to cheer and enliven the crowd
All of every political party are invited Il
turn out and hear some wholesome truths.
/. n. MARSHAL,
President Of the 9Th Ward Republican Club
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DT Now that the heat Of summer is at
hand, it is more than ever necessary that
our pure lake water should be brought to
perform its useful service in laying the dust,
which is already great annoyance. B. P
Bower gives his attention to Plumbing, and
does his work with neatness and expedition,
and at reasonable prices. His shop is on the
east side of the Public Square. RIO
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RRCERED.-Petersons Ladies Magazine for
August. Peterson IS always ahead in point
Of time. The present number has steel en-
craving Summer Time, and Other:illustra-
tons, fashion plates, etc. Hawks has it.
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Our Door CoSCERT.-The Hecker Band
gave charming concert last evening upon
the Square.
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REHGIoUs NoTICE.-President sturtevant
of Illinois College, will preach at the Con
gregatiOnal Church, West Side, (Rev. Prof
ThOfne's, y Sabbath morning at 1O1E o'clock
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NOTICE.-Hon. f. Wade speaks this (sat-
urday) evening at the School House in Dis
triet No. 5, East Cleveland, near the resi-
idenee Of I. Prentiss, Esq, st. Clair street
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N I'd SOLOMONSON
AMftiqrI SaIts.
AUCTION SAFE

nHE OLD COURT HOUSE ON
nc Public Square, viii b. sold at public aue,
56a On the premises, on SATURDAY the 1oth uA5 :"
Univ nsrf. ~ O'Clock P II. M
10 80 vim bs made conditional that the buile-
M riSi s removed By the ljlh day Of August next
= fsrr61 MADE known on day Of sale.
WILLIAM FULLER,
Clerk Of the Board.
AUDITORS 0Ess, Cuyhhoga Co., June q, $50
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ROUSE & JENNINGS, -
REAL ESTATE 4 INSURANCE AGENTs,
40. 2lI Superior st., up stairs,)
MARBLE BLOCK.
rnK SALE or EvcHANaF

FOX SALE Oh E1InAMAE-
FARM u l26 acres, IA miles from this city, with
new house and barn, large and built IN good
style; young orchard Of choice fruit; 3 variety
Of soils, part sand loan ald part bottom land;
wen watered by springs. Will take city prop
erty, or 10 to - near the city IN part pay,
and part may remain on bond and mortgage
for q long time. 50 per acre.
sAADUSkY-House and lot to exchange for one in
this city. 500.
VEsTRY sT.-aouss and l0t 70 eEehanss for small
farm, Sl,4U
BUSINESS PROPERTY on Superior STA large
brick building well located, and leasehold for
Is years. " ID take one half In western lands
or other good property, balance mostly on time
PERRY Sr.-he8r Prospectl good one and halt
story house and lot, very cheap at slio0.
UNIYERSTTf HRIGHTs-HOuss and lot to sK-
change for q small farm.
NEWTON ST.-Houss and lot 10 exchange for Can
ada land.
AN IMPROVED FARM Of ls2 acres, , miles hom
b Railroad Station, in Northern Illinois; lU9
acres under cultivation; house, barn, &C.; 81
per acre. A house in this cit5, say s2,QU0, viii
Be taken in part pay.
ia ACRES in north part Of Indiana, miles from
the Toledo and Chicago Air Line Railroad, and
= Of q mile from Q large village with mills, fac
tories, &c, with q small house and other i'm
prOVementsi Wel Watered; sod black sandy
loan. Exchange for q house aud lot in the city.
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TRAYELRR,s RRaIarER.
PLAIN IN oRNAMrNrAI. pRINrINn

~ Plain and ornamental printing OF eyery de-
serptioH done At the Printing Establishment Of the
bEApEE Ohoo Op the latest Improved aud NEST rapid
Steam Presses, In tho best STYLE short notice. and
AZ reasonable rates. Particular attentisn paid to
blank Wotk. EYerY description % Binding done,
especially Blank BOokH, Ledgefs Jburnals Sal05
Books, Resolving Books, &C, &c. -
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~ RefrgeratOrs, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers and Bird Cages, for sale
cheap at manufacturers prices, at
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NEW YORK DAMIEs-Tribune, Herald and
Times Is cents per week; World and Sun
10 cents per week. Leave orders at Quin-
lan's news depots at the Weddell or Angler
Houses, or at IVA Ontario street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

So For TelsEraphic, Market and Marine
News see Fourth PAGE.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

9| For the best qualities of segars, To-
DaccO and Snuff, go to B. G. Dietz, 177 supe-
rior street.
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"A. y. Kendall Co.-Dry Goods.
J. N. Cummings 4 Co.--Auction Sale.
HnWks 4 Bro.-Periodicsls
Dr.. Cahill-Leoture.
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4ra Goods.

E. 1. BALDWIN & co,
MOULD INVITE ATTENTION
w TO their stock Of
II OTS ER Y,
selected with great care expressly for the RETAIL
TRADE, and comprising altogether the largest as
sortment in the market All sizes and nearly every
quality, from 4inches to y inches Of
ENGLISH AND GERMAN COTTON HOSE.
White, Mode, Slate, Mixed, Unbleached and Black.
Also,
Isle THREAD,
OPENWORk,
REAL SILK,
SPUN SILK,
SILK CLOCKED,
FANCY COLORED, and
others for Ladies, Misses, Men, Boys, &c.
iunes L. /. BALDWIN b co.
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8parafna.
SMt&lliqeneF 0ffiGr.

II. B. RalmsTs katszigsnes 05fes.
WANTED, AND FOR HIRE
w DA1LT-RsIiabls Girl for Private Fami-
lies, Hotels, Boarding Houses. Also; Men snd Boys
for city and country W9rk. Apply on Bank street.,
under the Merchants Bank, opposite Weddsii Aolss.
iuly2:Ra
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~ See advertisement of DR.. sanford's
LiVerInVigorator.. ..
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COMMITTING EXCLUSIVELY
- FOR THE LADIES.-BroRns Hygienic sus,
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