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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23

RRAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
are among the real estate sales Of the past week:
March 10, ls6O-JOhn Granger's heirs by guar
dian to Mark Richardson, so ieet front on Lake
street, and l92 feet deep situate near the corner
of Lake aud Seneca sts. Consideration S2,25o.
February %, ls6O-Charles H, Gregory to Alex,
ander Potter, Sub Lot 40 in Gregory's allotment of
Ten Acre Lots 80 and 80, Cleveland, being 40 feet
front on Maple street aud LOG feet deep Situate
l-2 miles east Of the Post Office Consideration
$3.50.
February "a, ls5O-Charles II. Gregory to
Cicero NJ Richardson, Sch Lot 9 in Gregory 5
allotment of Ten Acre Lots SO and 80, being IS feet
front on Hudson street and lO7 feet deep. Situate
l-2 miles east of the Post Office Consideration
ss5O.
March l6, ls6O-W. NJ. Conner to Little y
Keyes, 6s 9-l2 feet front on Ontario street. next
north Of the Ist Presbyterian church. and l6s feet
deep. Consideration ss COS.
March 10, ls6O-Johu Hoffman to Jacob Hofr
man. Sub Lot No. 10 in o. Cutters subdivision Of
Ten Acre Lot l6. being 81 feet front on Johns
street, and 1871 feet deep. Situate miles south
east of the city. Consideration $500.
March Il, ls6O-John Erwin to James Bartlett,
Sub Lot No. 25 in Erwin's allotment Of Ten Acre
Lot /, being 80 feet front on the east side of Jack
son street. and $50 feet deep. Situate l2 miles
southeast of the Post Office, Consideration
1920.
February 81, ls6O-JOhn Hebler to VIM. Rich
ardson, Sub Lot II in Hitchcock & Haskelrs alot-
,..,,t ,f Ten Acra Iots 10O and 10I bnipr An fsat
front on Case avenue, and log feet deep. Situate
near the corner of Case avenue and st. John St. 2
miles east of Post Office. Consideration $3.50.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23
Yesterday Afternoons Report,
FROM WASHINGTON.

. New YoRK, March 90, 1860.
The Irib1ne's Washington correspondent SAYS Ma
rn, who was captured with the Mexican stearnerL was
formerly sCommodoro Of the Old Mexican Navy Our
6oVernment a possession Of information Of all that
paaeed between Miramon and him, and framed Mr.
hSLAnes inaruetions under that knowledge,
lie haa credit for $1,000 dollars In blu which ves
subsequently, increased 70 purchase steamers and mn
noas OF war either In the United States or Cuba 10
corporate With Mlramon when the attack fo1n i.nd
was made against Vera Cruz. Nc left Havana under
the spanish tag which the original eolora OF tbs
steamers, but hoisted the Mexican flag MS ,ysmspt,
were known audiHatchod throughout
The British Minister here was informed Of the fptsp
Ton Of cur Government 10 disregard any blockade
MlAmon attempted AZ Vera Cruz and Of the sHtenton
NJ heLanea instructions TO that effect and It is under
stood he aequieced In the policy upon the ground that
Mexican privaeer might 30 fitted out 10 the serious
Injury OF the commerce In the Gulf
The vote OF the Special Committee on the Pacific
hallroud, lat night, was nsfoll0ws
FOR one ROad-MessTs. Rice, French Fsntop AIdrieh
Fsrnsworth Stout Phelps and Htndman
For two Roads-Measrs. Curtis Blair Scott Smith
Taylor, Kellogg Of Mich,
The Committee will meet again on Friday, and per.
maps may reconsider this vote, Mr. Winter Davis was
No single route, matter how or where located can
pass ths Senate under the existing state Of parties
nence bill on such basis be insisted upon the
Feeihc Road may be considered dead this session
ne PRESIDENT sent In to-day the name OF H. W
winston, OF ky as Paymasteri the Army Vice Gaines
ieeeased also the name Of Lafayette j. Brown of n
Is FaFser In the Navy, vice Forest, deceased,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23
The Railway.

To Prevent CoLL1sIoxs.-In the House at
Columbus, on Wednesday, Mr.. Collins Senate bill
to prevent collisions on railroads at crossings,
passed. 1t requires locomotives and trains to come
to full stop two hundred feet before reaching a
crossing, and not to advance until signaIlsd by
Watchmen, which companies are compelled to en-
PlOy at joint expense Of crossing companies. The
bill requires superintendsnts to make full publ
cation of the rules in the bill to employees, under
penalty of 500 for each violation. similar
penalty is imposed on Ell gnsers for violation, and
in case personal injury to any one, the Engineer
is liable in civil action or, in of death, EpN
gineers are liable to conviction and punishment
Ea- -arsaiaasuEer. It FsPouls section OF the act
of 1859.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23

THE CREsrLNE PIcEPocKETs.-Depot officer
Clark Warren and deputy Marshal MeKinsIry re-
turned from crsstlinO last evening, where they
vent to investigate the rObbsries committed on the
train on Wednesday morning, The parties robbed
were Wm. DsarmingtOn, of MOntezuma, Ind, Of
$50 in money and draft for 5000 more, and F. H.
FOust, Of Columbia City, of $3.50 in money. -Four
Jews were arrested, one of whom was in this city
last spring with gang Of thieves They we're
examined before Justice of the Peace yesterday
and taken to Bucyius to jail last night No trace
Of the money was found.
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L A w BOOKS
FOR SALE by
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II No. -l36. "a

Angel On Water CUurses;
AHgel On the Law OF Carriers;
Angel and Ames on Corporations.
Bishop On Criminal Law, 2 vols;
Bishop on NJ rriase and DiYOros;
BouTiers taw Dictionary:
Bourler's Institutes vols.
Brlghtle,'s Bigesi;
Cushins's Massachusetts Reports, II vols;
Chity Un Pleading 3 vols
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Curls DecliOns in Supreme Court OF U s., y vols;
COnklng TT ntise on the Courts vi u It'd States
Chilly on Contrac 5;
ChilEsndenis Digest Of Ohio State Reports;
Chltty Bills;
Drake Attachments;
Decisions IN the Died Scott Case:
Green eai on Evidence. VOls;
HilllaTd on TOrts OF Private Wrongs, yOls,
HuTj ON Hattas Corpus:
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AlathewS' Guardians Guide;
Nash's Digest Of Ohio Reports,
Nash's Plsadng am Practice;
OliiO State reports, complete ssta;
Parsons ou Contracts, vols,
Parsons Mercantile Law;
Redfsld on Railways;
Raft 5 Guide Tor Administrators;
Swans Treatise for Justices Of tus Peace;
SOrY on Sales;
SRhu's Manual fr Administrator.
story on PBT'nershil;
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United States Digest, II vols;
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Walkers American Law;
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23

aa- The following we're among the arrivals at
the Angler House yesterday Hon. J. N Morris,
Quincy, nl.i Geo. II. Allen, New York; james
DslEsll and wife, Wheeling, Vai ThOs. FairchIld,
Rochester; JnO. N. M'FaddSn, Pittsburgh; John
Bundy, Boston, iMr. a Mrs. ParsOns, Ashtabula
Wm. F. Montague, Springfield, Mass, Rev, E. II.
Chaplin, New York; F. N. Chaplin, dOj Geo. Pen
dlston, Cincinnati; Jas. Clements, Ann Arbor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23

FIREs.-The losses ct the fire on Ontario street,
on Wednesday night, were as follows james
KySer, loss on building about S5OO-nO insurance.
Perry & Kyser, provision dealers, loss on stock
sl5O-no insurance. J. Star & Son, damage to
stock by water SlOO-insured In Home and EnA
Companies for 81 900 each. Mr.. CrObauEh, loss
$500 - insured in Cleveland Commercial for
$500. Dr. Delama;eF, loss on building 500.
Private Watchman Bishop discovered the fire
Supposed to be the work Of an incendiary, First
Assistant Engineer Boyd was very active and eff
cient in the command devOlving upon him in the
absence Of Chief Engineer Hill
About noon yesterday another hie broke out in
= story and a-half house on Ohio street which has
been Oecapied BY Jacob Francisco. He was just
moving his furniture &c. The upper part of the
building was destroyed. Loss about $500.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23
PROM NEW ORLEANS.
Nrw ORLEAna. March %

Mexican mails on the llth inst are at hand.
Com. Jarvis II appears 6tt proposed that Jaurez place
the Indianola and Wave at his disposal and he would
intercept harins expedition, but be subsequently de-
terminsd on strictly neutral eoniss unless forced to
do otherwise.
An intercepted letter 10 Mramoa says the Capitol i
seriously threatened by the Liberals, and asks assist
anee.
Two Spanish men-oi-whr were seen at SacrheiOs
eral nights taking war materials ashore for Arumon.
Two flags Of truce 10 the French and British Consuls
had been refused entrance to Vera Cruz.
Marques prisoners we're brought before the federal
court here to-day,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23

AFFRsPT TO THROW TRAIN OFF THE TRAcE.
The night mail train on the Columbus, Piqua
& Indians railroad narrowly escaped serious &C.
oidsnt night before last Some villain had placed
pile of rails serOss the track near Hillisrd sta
ton, westward, and pile Of crOss-tes the track
east Of the station. The engineer discovered the
distractions too late to stop the train, and as the
best chance Of escape, dashed upon them with full
speed, and thereby cutting them through, pre-
vented very serious consequences. Such scOun-
drels as would thus attempt wholesale destruction
of human life, deserve the BeVersst penalty of the
law.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23

Ma czArNS LrcrBRr -SuThhs,andIng ,hs
limited notice given Of the lecture by Rev. f. II,
Chaplin last evening, The audience that gathered to
hear him was large aud gratifying. Want Of space
prevents any report Of the lecture which was nPon
''WOman and her Work Il was 3 very happy and
suggestive discourse, full Of home truths, and
abOandlng in brilliant passages, aud taken alto.
gsther, the finest Iset4rs svvf delivered 81 Clsys.
laad. We do not fear any contradiction Of this
statement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23

THE oPERA.-Tbe German Opera "Prlnce Eu-
gene" was performed last evening at the Academy
Of Music to house crowded in every part The
singing and acting were very good and were re.
ceived With hearty applause by the large audience
The large orchestra was under the charge Of John
Olker.
The following were the principal charaetOrs;-
Prince Eugene, Louis 0nodsnfeld; Jacob Venus,
officer, Henry LGndsdOrf; EngsllissSs, Miss
Baumleri Conrad, the mAteh,psddler, Mr.. Abel ;
Marquis Lamarque, DR.. G. LangsdOrf, CastsllAn,
Fred Bushire.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23

CHRISTIAN Association Mass MEEFINe.--A
grand Confederation of delegates from Young
Meme Christian Associations throughout the oOun.
try, is to be held at New Orleans on the llth OF
April. The steamer emerald" is to take load
from Cincinnati, leaving that city on the Sd. The
railroad time from New Orleans to Chicago is
about three days. Robert Gibbls, son of one Of
our citizens, is Chairman of the Committee Of Ar
rangsmsnt at New Orleans.
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LoUIsyntr. Kv M.,,b %

LOUISVILLE, KY, March %
A the Railroad Convention held her to-day 20
Companies were represented. They unanimously
and enthusiastically passed resolutions recon-
mending the early construction Of railway bridge
over the falls Of the Ohio river, aud invoking the
early approval by Congress Of Senator WigfalPs
bill for railroad and telegraph line from the
Mississippi river to the Pacific
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23

Medical ELEcTRIcITY-Dr Gibson Is the only
scientific and successful Electrician in the city Of
Cleveland and is the only one in possession Of
hsiteriDg testimonials from the most eminent Pro.
esSOrs of Electricity in the United States in refer
ence to professional skill in the use Of ElectriotE
as curative agent; and the only one who treats
Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Disease
Of the Brain, and other Chronic Dseaaes with nni-
form success. He will pay q premium for the
proof that bis success is equalled BY any treatment
that is now or ever was in the city Of Cleveland
for the cure Of obstinate diseases. Call and see
cases cured at his ofice, No. III Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23

MARINE ITENs.-Jerry Saunders, the indefati-
gable buoy tender at the Flats, has stsked out the
channel Il is almost unnecessary to add that it
Is well done. The present depth Of water is about
tea feet
The propeller Stockman came in from above last
night She is 20 run between this city and Port
Huron in place Of the Mohawk Chief.
The bark T. F. Parke is fitting out for the Eu-
ropean trade and will load with slaves at Maiden.
-[DetrOit Tribune.
The seoW St. Joseph, Capt. Hinmsn, cleared
yesterday for Monroe with so kegs nails, bbls
beer, and half bbls do.
Thepropsller New York left yesterday for To-
ledO and the OWegO was to leave last evening for
Dunkirk.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23
TRAYRLRR,s RRQIsTRR
NEW ADVERTIsRaIRNTs

N. Scott-spripg Wheat and Seed Peas
ChRs. Chsndlsr-GraiS, Vegetable and Flower Seeds
J. J. RookAfsllow-COaL c. ko, Coal Oh. &c.
l.. Smishnish;-DruEI and GrOcoriss.
o, Cutter SOn-Auotion Sale.
Coliinl q Robinson-Firs and Life IaurAass.
Il. D. Kendall Co.-Linen Goods.
Taylor, GTiswold 4 Co-Irish Liusns
Joseph Psrkins-Ground for Rent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23

Ar HAwKs'.-HaWks and Brother have received
"Vanity Fair" for this week, as full Of wit and
cOmieAlities as ever. Bennett, of the Herald, is
laughed at numerically. Wilkes Spirit Of the
Times, for Saturday, has arrived, with numerous
letters from England relative to the great fght and
the great race, each of which is to test the supsr,
ority Of American muscle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23

NINTH WARD-The Republicans of the Ninth
Ward viii meet at Continental Hal, corner of York
and Carroll streets, on Saturday evening the Gath
inst At l-2 o'clock, for the purpose of Organl
zing Ward Club.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23

REMOVAL Il. Smith night has removed to No.
l35 Kinsman street, where a large stock of grO-
eeries and drugs will be found at all times. Hav-
ing had much experience in preparing preserip-
tlons he may be relied upon
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NE have rece we'd the following note
CLEvELANp, March %, 1856

OLEVELANDl Mafcn ~ IoOU,
FpIToR OF LEADER ALLOW me TO correct an
error in your Common Pleass report this morning
of the case OF Decker against Hobbs The case
was an appeal by the defendant from judgment
obtained against him by plaintiff in the lower
courts for Improvement and repairs made by
plaintiff upon property owned in common The
Defendant plead the "Baby Act" TO get clear Of
paying Just claim. It is also stated IN the same
report that Deckers wife left him In consequence
as be ayers Of the action OF Hobbs. There was no
such an aVerment made by me or ang other per
sou on the trial nor did my wife eVeT lEdDe me at
all Yours, 8 B. DECKER.
Our report was from good authority IS WesUp-
posed,
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DIED.
RAILROAD CONVRNTION.

RUsHULLE, Ind, March %.
Hen. John l. Robinson, 0. s. Marshal for Indiana,
died at s O'Clock last evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23

V. B. PALNER, the American Advertising Agent, N.
E!eOneF Fifth and Chestnut streets, PhGdelphis, Ia
authorized to receive subscriptions and Advertisements
for this paper, at our lowest rates. His receipts will
b regarded a. payments.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23
FROM HALIFAX,

HALIFAX, March 22-9PM.
There are as yet no signs of the steamship Can
ada now due at this port with Liverpool dates Of
lhe 10th inst Weather thick.
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N n. SOLO Monsoon.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC oPTIcIAN.
esphs largest Assortment Of the most appro' ed kinds
a fsPEcFACLEs An his Glasses, WHISTLER for near
r rrhttd are ground under hIs CVn inspection, By ma
hnsy Of new construction, with the greatest care, so
10 suit the eyes In all eas curing weakness Dizziness
or Inflammation Of the EyOs, and imparing strength 70
Ioag reading or hne sewing.
n n. n. SoLoNoNsoN Woild here inform the puhhe
thst he never employs any the sale Of his Lenses
- a1soA splendid ussnrtmeat Of SPY GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, COMP ASSES &c, kept on hand
~ ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pam as pei
NO ~ SUPERIOR STREET.
fsh17 Near Fogg's Cr0ckeTy Store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23

sERioUs AoefDssF Yesterday egsssnoop, as
the passenger train on the @. 4 E. Road, was At
EHs, Obedlah Hudson, who has iorysars been upon
the road, was seriously, aud IT is feared, fatally
Injured. He was coupling tb' locomotive to q
house freight car aDd was catzht batWesn the
coupling. He was insOnsibe when the trlia left
and will probably not survive. Iis has proved a
worthy employee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23

CORREcrON.-In our notice Of Mr.. STEMS Pat
snt Gas Works We stated that Mr.. Knight said
that his gas cost him only IS cents per 1000 feet
We should have said rs instead Of IS cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23
8pfrtal Noiites.

SoE SSs Fz,S5si 5 = sn9 ElttaF, sgPy =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23

n Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, CastOrs, Napkin Rings, Labels, &c, &c.
A very large stock and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
Foae, ELLSWORTH Co.'S,
Octl Cor. Superior and Seneca SITS.
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Mt9frinto.

g. J.. KELLER, NJ. D., ECLECTTC
ofies q Public SQUARE rsEidsnss - Ers &
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23

BEE KKEPER's CoNVENTIoN.-We neglected at
the tine to make any report Of the Bee Keepers
Convention which convened in this city on the
18th. twas quite largely attended and the in
terest manifested was favorable to the interests of
this branch Of rural economy. Prof. J. P. Kirt'
land was elected Chairman, and J. Kirkpatrick,
Secretary.
Messrs. s. G. Brown, A. F. Benton, Joel Mer-
ram, E. 7. Sturtsvaut, and Dr. T, Garlick, were
appointed abuSInoss committee.
very interesting and instructive letter was
read by the Secretary from samuel Wagner, Esq,
ork Pa, referring principally to the Italian bee.
He stated some particulars Of the bee conventions
which have been held in Europe as showing the
crest interest which is iels in them there. The
one Al At stuttgard, in 1855 vas attended by 262
DELEGATES. There was none held last year. but
vfll be in September next ct the city Of Hanover.
Messrs. 8. N. Sanford, E. r. sturtsvsnt and s.
Miller, were appointed 3 Committee to draft a
constitution which they reported subsequently,
The Constitution OfThe Bees Keepers Association
was adopted:
The following officers we're then elected
Presldsnt-J P Kirkland.
Vice Presldent--Wm. n Cunningham.
Corresponding secrstsry--E. T. stur'eVant'
Recording sscretary--J. Kirkpatrick.
Treasurer. Gallup. .[Hr
Executive COmmittee-T. W. Morse, 8. T.
Brown and L. Il. Cobb.
variOul question: pertaining to the bee cultur'
lFsrS diacuHSsd-
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FIRE.

YELLOW SPRNos, o., March 90.
The large mAnufaeturing establishment Of ARrieutu
raj luPlsmonts OF Davis Ewing Co., vas destroyed
BY IRE last night Loss about atty thousand doars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23

sALT-RHEUM AND sCRoTULA;

sALT-RHEUA AND SCRoFULA;
fsfmAaeny cures Seadhsad. RnEWormS, and all itching
Erupti1ns Il tbs Skin.
Tis Ointment penetraies the biss OF the disease
0oss to its very sourceSad 1t h the flesh beneath
% the skin on the Sold in large glass boxes price
% cents.
Prepared by GERHTr NORrcN. Proprietor, New York
Depot At PENFOLB. PAREER MOWERS. Ne IS Beck
soid 6T STRONG L ARMSTRONG fsb2s
DR. McCnSTooK's CeLD AND COUsH MIX
TURH-Among the cold and cough "rsmsdiss that food
shs market this alone stands on ths solid basis Of
rsaical uclunce Dr. RoCniock stands In the FIRE non
Of TIE profession. He stakes his reputation what he Of
fers 70 the SICK genuine curative. Never has hi
T,rennr1sioR falERed his guaranty. Price Is cents.
S5ld By WM. FISKE, and BY STRONG q ARM
eTRONG Cleveland feb2s
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 2s, 100.

~ The Daily Morning Leader e for sale at
Hawks, J. $. AHtsons and 0lmsted'S newsdePotn
At news depots 1t Weddell and Angler H0teA, and
GO onialan'S, IT'S Ontario Street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-23

ARRANGEMENTS FOR FIREMEN's STATE Pa
RADE-The Executive Committee of the State
Firemens Association, met at Sandusky on
Wednesday morning last, and was called to order
by DR.. F. Marseilles, President
Messrs. Hart, Of Cleveland, McCleland of San
dusky. Boyle Of Dayton, and Beardsley of Find
Jay, Members of the Committee, were present.
The President appointed James Hill. of Cleveland,
aad Enoch Weller, of Sandnsky, members of the
Committee, AMI Mr.. Weller was chosen Secretary
Messrs. Hunt, Boyle aud McClelland were sp-
pointed Committee to classify engines who re-
ported as fOitUWs5
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE
FIRsr CLAss-All engines over seven hundred
cubic inches,
SECOND CLAss-All engines over four hundred
and under seven hundred cubic inches,
THIRD CLAss-All engines under four hundred
cubic inches.
THIS measurement is for one cylinder only.
NUMBER OF MEN APPoRTIONED TO BOTH cYLIN-
DERs-AlloWiDg Tor first c ass, one man for each
% cubic inches
For second class, one man for each 20 cubic
inches.
For third class, one man for each l6 cubic
inches.