Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-19

secretaries, not precisely eounterparts in
miniature, but-well, drop in and see for
yourselves, at Hart, Malone * Co.'S, No. 10Y
Water street.
BArLEY's GAs-COSsUNuSG SToyE.-In our
issue of the IIth inst, we gave an account
of an examination, made by several seien-
tife gentlemen, of the gas consuming stove
invented and recently patented by Mr..
Robert Bailey, of this city. 1t was unani-
mously conceded by thoseEcompetent iudg-
es, that it is an " institution" which must
inevitably revolutionize stove manuiae-
ture, and supersede all kinds of stoves
now in use, since no one, to whose
ears comes the fame of tlis patent, viii
buy a stove which costs as much as,
or more than, this, while it consumes an
amount of coal three fourths greater, and,
considered as an emitter of smudge and
gases is a miniature Pittsburgh in COMPARE
son with this which burns up all the gas
evolved in combustion. But this IS not sim
ply the verdict of Cleveland experts. The
great stove manufacturer Of Troy, n. Y,
were obliged to acknowledge it a success
and destined to be the victor of the field.
We refer to the subject again, to add that
a Joint stock company is being organized
here for its Immediate manufacture. Sew
eral gentlemen of this city have already
subscribed literally, aud many are eager to
take stock. We know Of no better, safer or
more profitable Investment. The stove is a
suceess,-that is an i~ndisputable fact, con-
coded by Stewart himself, who has hitherto
worn the belt" and whose stoves this will
drive TO the wall, since it heats better than
his, burns less coal and burns it more eco
Ironically in that it consumes all its con-
stituents. Persons DESTROYS of taking stock
can have the privilege, for two or three
days, by applying at the stove establish
ment Of j.. NJ. Bailey, on Bank street.
MAy KILLED BT An ESG1yE-John o'Mara,
an old man, and q blacksmith Of this city,
was run over by the C. C. & C. engine "Buf-
falo," about two o'clock Saturday afternoon.
He was walking on the track between the
canal and railroad bridges when, near Vine
yard street crossing, he was struck by the
tender of the locomotive as it was backing
up, and rolled some distance before the
wheels cleared his terribly mangled BODY,
or the engineer was aware of the accident.
It was found that both legs were cat of.
The remains were gathered up and laid be-
side the track, when the Coroner was sent
for. The mans head was so thickly wrap
ped up to protect it from the cold, that he
al - - a., a,.-.aaLfpn an mi1a
scHoob BOYS LEARyISa TO DRISK.-We
have received the following communication
from a reliable lady teacher, of long exPe-
rience and high standing, in one of the West
Side schools:
EDITOR LEADER There are evils existing
in communities which have become SO
grievous that it is time for some one TO
speak out upon the subject.
l desire to call the attention of parents,
good citizens and voters to a few facts with
regard to furnishing liquor to minors, which
| can substantiate in every respect.
There are scholars IN our public schools
on the West Side, 1 doubt not, on the East
Side also, who become q prey to the liquor
sellers, and nominal grOcery-keepers.
These children leave their dens Of tempta-
AlpA 10 dANtnu stLoH4s WIN AAAt AuLICo VI Il
quor on their breath, and its effects some
times perceptible in their actions.
Whisky selling is 50 prevalent that the
youths Of our city are in peril at almost
every turn they may make even many
places where school articles are sold are
preliminary ~doggeries.
Near one of our schools on the West Side,
are two establishments OF liquor sellers, one
of whom bears the title of a City Father,
who are in the habit of furnishing intoxi-
eating drinks TO lads IN attendance upon the
school. Scholars acknowledge the fact.
This is not in a ward that many persons set
aside as under the hill" or -'On the hats
and, therefor, past hope. 1t is in one that
ought not II be disgraeed by such a repre-
sentative. Sunday and all days he is en-
gagged in this traffic, and if parents are IN
mindful, their children may, wen OF the
SABBATH day, acquire habits Of drunken
ness and gambling, not easily eradicated if
once fully formed.
1 call upon the citizens not only of the
Tenth ward, but of ali wards, to inquire into
this matter, and exert their influence to
eifectually put a stop to the transactions of
a class of men who find an excuse for and
Justification of their business in the unfor-
tunate example Of a City Father, nameless
here. D.