Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-16

Goodsell & Co., and Miller < Parsons.
The Railroad Block made the finest show
of any building on the route, being large
and well located. It was brilliantly illumi-
mated throughout. In the windows of the
ground floor and the first story were white
lights. In the second story red and green
ones alternatcd, and white ones filled the
upper windows. It was splendid sight
BANK STREET.
The Herald building was elegantly illum
mated with many lights in each window
The Grover 4 Raker sewing machine rooms,
Milo sutlif's store, and the Angler House,
showed finely with their illuminaLions.
LAKE STREET.
The residences of Walter Lawrence, F. B.
Walbridge, NJ. Barnet, and many others,
were illuminated. Our reporter for that
street must be having an illumination all BY
himself somewhere, We judge, as I'VE have
not yet seen him.
ST. CLAIR STREET.
In the lower section, Keisel's st. CLAN
House, Dr. Aliens, N. News, C. WiIlardt's
and C. saal'B were lighted.
Above were the Angler and the residences
of Geo. Wiley, DR.. Gibson, H. K. Reynolds,
Mrs. Howe, S. o. Griswold, R. F. Payne,
VIM. Bingham, H. W. Whitney, E. H. Cha
pin, Madison Miller. and others, were illum-
mated.
BOND STREET.
A,,a,s- A. ,,r,,,
Bond street were those of F. A. Sterling,
Jay Odell, DR.. Knapp, Geo. Beck, s. s.
Barry, oatman, (all but two in Park
Row and DR.. A. Evarts.
SUPERIOR STREET.
The residences of Henry Wick, ]. Il. Nor
ley, J. B. Waring, F. W. Judd, J. A. Vim
cent, - Hugar, S. W. Britton; Levi
Rawson, N. C. Winslow, J. F. Newton, ster-
ling and William Beckwith, were illumina-
ted upon Superior street.
ERIE STREET.
Among those lighted up on Erie street
were the residences Of Mrs. Jones, Mrs. We'd
dell. James Givens, E. c. Stanley, Capt.
Sturges, =. ]. Rockafellow, John Quinn,
Gen. Crowell, Judge Barr, DR.. Sapp, Euclid
Place. Theodore Burgess) E. A. Palmer,
drug store) 0. Spencer, and W. A. Otis.
EAGLE STREET.
H c. Hawkins, Auditor elect, had his
house finely decorated, and D. D. Hutchin-
son, L. S. Fairehild, J. W, Shailer, Edward
Cutter, R. P. Myers, and ]. H. Toohey look
ed finely. ..
MIAMI STREET.
R. c. Potts had his restaurant lighted up.
HURON STREET.
Upon this street were the residences of A.
E. Massey with transparencies of Lincoln
and Hamlin, and Ohio, Indiana and Penn
81 lvania,) VIM. NJ. Sanders, 7. Jones, Mrs.
Whittlesey, Silas Merchant, Mrs. Keith, A.
NJ. Perry, E. c. Rouse, NC. Hill, G. n. Alb
bey, James Pannell, L. T. Miller, and F. S.
slOson, were illuminated.
EUCLID STREET.
Upon Euclid the residences of Mayor Senter,
D. A. Douglas, W. A Fisher. H. K. Holden,
- Kent, selah and Joseph Chamberlain S.
NJ. Styles, Mrs. Child, Il. -Iddings, G. A. Tis-
dale, VIM. D. Beattie, DR.. Brush, DR.. Atkin-
SON II. c. Blossom, L. Crawford, Mrs. Gay
lord, Henry Clark, Mrs. Stanley, DR.. Beck
with, William Williams, G.. NJ Atwater, E.
Starkey, II. W. Clark, l.. Benedict, Dr.
Strickland, C. stilson, Dr. Cushing and Mrs.
Cushing, were Illuminated.
The illumination Of Mr.. n. A. Benediet's
grounds deserves a passing notice. The
trees were hung with colOred lanterns, the
house all aglare with light and the grounds
elegantly set off with colored lamps. 1t was
the handsomest ofany private display,
ROUND TIE SQUARE
Stacey bore of the palm at the Square.
His windows were filed with archesNof light,
tasteful and beautiful.
Bramhalls Bakery, (6nely,) the Sherif7s
| office, Wansors, McKees, F. c. Rabbits, and
/ Churchhill' stores, and the residences of Jas.
/ F. Clark, n. F. Crittenden, VIM. R. Henry,
J. ". Allen, DR.. Cushing, and Mr.. Stewart
were illuminated.
ONTARIO STR EET.
Keyser & Perry's Block was finely lighted
up. Crobaugh won glory and credit for the
word "Lincoln," which shone out in glitter
/ ing letters in his windows. J. Stair Son
C. B. Rrause, Geo. R. Beck & Co., Christian
4 Marshall, Rose & Brother, VIM. Lowrie
Stickney i Baker, R. Il. Norton, J. Colwell
the Cosmopolitan, Ross Market, Esq. Tib-
bits, and J. Rnnaey, were Illuminated.
BoEFIREs.
A huge bonfire was lighted in Superior ST..
between the LEADER office and the Weddel
House. Another blazed at the corner o.
Superior and Water Streets. Heaton, Stew
ard at the Angler, got up an immense on'
at the corner of st. Clair and Bank. On tht
West side, there were bonfres at the corne
of Detroit and Pearl, corner of York snC
Vsstry, on the hill above Division stree
bridge, corner of Lorain and Pearl, anC
on Franklin streets. The residence of J. NJ
Cofinberry, among others, was lighted up
Mr.. Charles A. Dean donated three barrel
of oil to add to the brilliancy of the bonfres
ORDERLY.
The streets were very orderly. Man,
cheers went up, for Lincoln, & few feeble erie
for Douglas, and one young lady, where tn
house was finely Illuminated, proteste
against having the family reported as 10
Lincoln. She belonged te the Bell and EY
erett party. We forgive the Everett for tn
sake of the belle.
FIREWORKS
When the procession reached Monumer
: Square, they formed all around the outside
! the fence, and then fred of their Roma
candles, with which each man was provided
The effect was startling and magnificent.
This closed the programme.
SPEECHES.
During the evening speeches were mad
frcm the stand by R.C. Parsons, R. F. Paint
Gov. Ford, Wm. Slade, Jr.,T. II. Oakley an
H. Griswold. A large audience was in a
, tendance. The speeches were short an
stirring. The Wide Awake Glee Clubs, COZ
sisting Of Messrs. Clark, Dare, and Dank
b sang some fine songs, adding much to II
interest Of the occasion.
i, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
We desire to express here our hearty a,
' knowledgements to Superintendents Rucl
er. of the Cleveland 4 Toledo Road, C.
Y Rhodes Of of the Cleveland & Mahoning, an
! L. G. Russell, ofthe Cleveland & Pittsburg
in furnishing US with the use Of railros
lamps last evening.
CALL AND SETTLE.
'r The person that cut the halliards on
IT Lincoln pole in front Of II2 Lorain ST., al
Of thus caused heavy globe lamp to fall al
- break, had better call and pay damages. /
IL was seen and recognized by two young gin
8. that came in at the gate as he ran out.