Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23
TIE MOuLDras' sTR1kE.-The Albany and

Troy papers speak OF a strike among the
stove moulders because the owners of the
foundries will not suffer the shoulders
Union" any longer to dictate to them whom
they SHALL hire, what wages they shall pay,
and to make similar unreasonable exac-
tons. The proprietors having posted a
notice in their respective foundries, of their
intention hereafter to employ such help as
they pleased, a general strike ensued,
which, We understand, extends TO this city.
There is no question, in this strike, about
wages. It is simply to determine who is to
manage the business, the employer or en-
ployee.
The foundries, we are informed, will 60
on without interruption, with such recruits
as the case requires. It will take a little
time to run with full ranks, but, once started
the right way, the gain wiz probably be
greater than the loss.
BETHEL sRRvIcss.-Rev. E Gillett preach
ed in the Bethel Church, corner of Water
and Johnson streets, last evening, to o
quite large and very attentive congrega-
ton. Rev. DR.. ". Il. Goodrich, of the
First Presbyterian Church, will preach at
the same place to night. That church will
have help from abroad next week. Rev.
Mr.. Green, OF gainesville. an able and very
efficient preacher and revivaIist, will de-
vote the entire week TO the work which
needs to be done in. behalf Of that portion
OF our city folk who attend, or can be in
ducei % attend, this place of worship. He
will be aided By Captain Carpenter, also
OF Painesvills, an Old sailor widely known
over the lakes He will visit sailors and
the families Of such as reside here, and en-
deavor thus TO reach, with profit, that class.
ARRIVAL OF MUsKErs.-Three car loads
Of muskets arrived in this city yesterday,
consigned to a well known house for ''stor-
age" They were unloaded and conveyed
to the establishment Of said company. It
is alleged that they were bought at a small
figure by a private party, who will keep
them two or three months in anticipation
Of d rise in their marketable value. That
viii do for a story and it may be perfectly
true. Nevertheless there are those who
surmise or suspect that one side Of the mat
ter is purposely kept in deep shade. 9th
ers even believe that these weapons are
destined to find their way, sooner or later,
into the hands of Fenians. We shall see
what We shall see.
REAL ESTATE TEAvsFERs.-The following
real estate transfers have been recorded
in the books of the county during the
past week.
Reuben Hitchcock to Edwin Gale, part of
original lot No. 463, being sub-lots y and
% Of A.. Hitcheock's subdivision, Newburgh.
Consideration $3.50.
4. Iugham to Wesley Trowbridge u acres
of land, being part Of lot IS, Brooklyn town
ship. Consideration 500.
George Cook to Francis Welibrenner, east
half of lot No. III in Barber & Lords sub
division, city Of CIeTeland. Consideration
$1,000.
Edwin S. Richards and others, trustees,
to Eaton Il Church, lots II2, Il3, III, ll5
and ZIG, block E, Buffalo Co.'S purchase,
city Of Cleveland. Consideration $500.
II. c. Baldwin and others to Diodate
Clark and others, ali that part of block D
D in the Buffalo Co.'S purchase, lying north
Of C. d M. K. R., city Of Cleveland. Con-
sideration SI,2G0.
Noses Simmons to Peter and Rachael A.
Dunlap. lot No. 81 in J. VI. Woolsey's sub
division of city lots 134 to I3s, city of Cleve-
land. Consideration SI,s00.
C. c. Carter TO Z. Burt, southeast part Of
two acre lot No. 1853, corner Of Prospect and
Brownell streets, Cleveland. Consideration
S6.OOa.
Coleman & Miller, executors, toe. Hodge
son. part Of original city lot No. $50. 'front.'
ing on Prospect street, Cleveland. Consid-
Grafton $4,000.
Fanny Stanley to Kittie Stanley Harris,
part of sub-lots IS and 80, in Changers sub
division of ten acre lots 81 and 80, city Of
Cleveland. Consideration S1,4O0.
Robson & Oviatt to JOIN F. Smith, Robi-
son & 0viatts pork and beef house and
grounds on Meadow and River streets,
Cleveland. Consideration $4,000.
Photographs of all styles and sizes at Fol-
jambe Brothers Fine Art Rooms, Marble
Block. Particular attention given to copies
from old pictures. mch23:5OO
Great bargains are offered at the Bazaar
in Hosiery and Gloves, in order to reduce
the stock to make room for a large and ele-
giant stock of Laces, Cloak and Dress Trim