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AReraedy for the PiIes.-It is a blessing
to the suffering to know that we have an ~efectuAl
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
HsEarde, of 164 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used q small quantity Of
DR.. StFickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected q per-
manent cure. This seems TO be the case with all
who make use of this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth street, Cincin
natl, Ohio, and sold by all Druggists.
Benton b Durham. Cleveland. O. mv6:R6
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eswego Market-June NJ.

~FLouP-Steady. Sales At sIO,2 rs for No 1 sprirg;
Sl2,O for red winter; $500 for Xxx.
WHEAT-Quiet. Sales ofNo. 2 Milwaukee club at
$3.50; No. at S2,l7-
Illinois.
CANAL FsIeHTs-Duli. To New York Flour
36a3sc, wheat 9%c, corn Sc.
LAKE IMPoRrs-46U 100 bushels wheat, 5000 bu.
corn, $500 bu oats.
CAEAL ExPoRrs-l3O0 bush wheat; 81 ,0cOb u corn
IO36 pbls -four: 400 oats.
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Ladies are cordially invited to call at 14O
Superior, opposite the Weddell House, and
examine u stock of jewelry of the latest
style, Just received by US.
BURT & DARE,
40 Superior street, Opposite Weddell.)
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WANTEp.-AcENTs

"ANTEp-MEN-ro locate permanently in
w numerous towns and cities, to act as Statesmen
and GeDeral Agents, capable Of conducting abuel-l
uess correspondence. Superior opportunities are
odered 70 well educated, experienced business men,
whocsn furnish satisfactory recommendation, and
engage for a term Of years Apply IN person oTpy
istfer- sfating age. past experience In business life,
&C, 10 r. q. CURRAS, . Monument square,
CfeTeiapd. O. junelz-S26
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DIED.

BRAGG-On the 18th inst, MrS Caroline Bragg,
wife of John Bragg, Esq, OF tails city. A sed 81
years.
Funeral services at her late residence, I62
Brownell street, this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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IxcoRPoRATED.-The certificate of the
Cleveland Gas Machine Company was filed
at the Secretary Of States Office on Friday,
June Sth. The Company is organized with
a capital of 100000, divided into shares of
500 each. The principal Office is to be 10
Gated in Cleveland, and the purpose is to
manufacture and sell the Automatic Gas
Machine.
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Sous or TExrERANcE.-The National Divi-
sion Of the Sons of Temperance hold its
22d Annual session in Montreal, C. E., COM
meneing June 2lst.
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Bronze ornaments of various styles for
the parlor, at 40 Superior street.
BURT & DARE.
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MANTEL CLocKs.-Ebony, marble and
bronze clocks of the most beautiful designs
for the mantel. Call and see them.
BURT & DARE,
I48 Superior, topposite Weddell.)
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ToNsoRIAL
LONG HUMAN HAIR.
L DEPORTATION.

WIN. DAY HAS REMOVED TO Io9
w PUBLIC sQUARE.-MR. WILLIAM DAY
having just arrived from Europe, would iu-
form the Ladies' and public generally, that he bss
gov open for inspection the largest and most CON-
plete stock Of HUMAN HAIR GOODS evsr offered
to them In Cleveland Handsome Long Hair,
brought especially for the manufacturing Of
SWITCHES, BRAIDS, COIL HEAD DRESSES,
&c. LADIES win do well to exAmlne this beautiful
Hair before purchasing elssEhere.
n. B--Hany very pretty Head Drssses brought
direct from Paris-the very latest fEshion-tne~
designs in Coils, Twists, Bows, Sci Any OF the
above Head Dresses. all Of which can be made out
Of Switches aud Braids without injury to either.
HSr Ladies' Hair Dressing In all the latest and
lOst s--VAilinS sfstAA mArlS
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GRAND PLEASURE KKCURSION
TO
AXE r,
For the Month of July.


The splendid side-WhseI steamer II
ILLINOIS, ~8M
CAPT. B. G. SWEET, ..... master. AM
Will leave her dock at Cleveland, Chic. FRIDAY,
July 9th, 1866, at 1 o'clock P. M. touching ct
DETROIT, leaving that port July
9Th, ats O'Clock P. NJ, fora
Grand Pleasure Excursion
10 the North AMI South shores 81 Lake Superior,
visiting all points Of interest on the South Shere,
and running TO Portland, Grand Portage, Fort
william, Isle Royal, ST. Egnar's Island, and
many other attractive places on the North Sh,iei
returning TO Detroit and Cleveland, August LIST,
Aaording abundan g Of time 10 see and admire .
country ronatio beyond description ami unsur-
passed in beauty, not visited by the Tesulsr lines
OF steamers The boat is large a75 well turni-he
state rooms, berths and 6rst-class boaruing iur-
nished during the entire trip-thus di-pensing
with the trouble snd expense Of seeking Hotel &C.
Ccmmodstions even where they can be found -
Boats for hshing and sailing viii b furnished fr,e
of charge.
This is intended to be truly a Pleasure Exosr-
sion Of frst-class pAssengers-ahordipg pleasure
seekers an opportunity 10 spend the month OF
July IN fishing, boating and roaming over a SCUM
try pdmired by all lovers of the beauties OF nature.
uaL Tickets for the tEip, S2On.6".
special Arrangements made with gentlemen who
Nish to take their families.
Apply tUJ- NJ. RICHARDS & CO, No p Mon
ument SluArs, or st the United States MHrshsls
once, Cleveland, o.
W. N. PATTERSON, Agent
tunes 324 p. o. Drawer 262.
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DAILY LEADER,
TUESDAY, JUNE Il, 1866.
NEW AB-vERTEsEMENTs.

Academy Of Musie-Narcisse.
Sozodont-Local Notice.
o. st. Clair street-Girl Wanted.
G.. X. Hiu-For Sale.
RlHauua & go.-For Lake Superior.
W X. Preston-FOr Rent.
Z. J. MISUNDERSTANDING BENEFIT.
Il. n. Raymond-Houss for Sale.
I7e LerAin street- For Rent
W.. Ambridge-Locsl Notice
c L Van Hortwick-Agents Wanted.
r. II. Curran-SaIesmen Wanted
". neutrality-suspicious. Men Wanted
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MESDING THEIR WAYs.-The sidewalks Of
Euclid avenue just east of CARROTS, have
been in bad condition for a long time. They
are soon to be relaid, the stone being already
on the ground.
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ADMITTED TO PRAcTIcE.-Mr. S. E. Fink
of this city, formerly of Rsvenna, was sd-
mitted TO practice in the United States Cir
cult Court, Yesterday.
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CRY CoUSclL-SPEcIAL MEETIsG.-A
special meeting of the City Council was held
June 9th, at 4 p. m, the President Mr.. F.
W. Pelton in the chair. All the members
were present except Becker, Calkins, Clark,
Heisley, PettingiH, Presley, Thorman, and
Truseott.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

GOLDEN HYANs-This book is a selection
of the best Sabbath School hymns, published
BY VIM. B. Bradbury. Price 10 cents. Hol-
den, Clark & Wilson have it for sale.
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ADMITTED TO THE Bars. E. Fink, Esq,
of this city, formerly Of Ravenna, was yes
terday morning admitted to practice law
in the Z. s. Courts.
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statesmen WANTED at W. Am~bridge's, Is
Public Square. References required.
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Gold Headed Canes of all kinds at
Hogan's, No. S37 Superior street.
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Gentlemen wishing to cane themselves
can do SO by calling at Burt & Dare's, 40
Superior street, and purchase one of their
gold or silYer-headed canes.
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Rich Silver Plated Ware of the finest
quality and richest designs, at Hogahis
Jewelry Store, No. 937 Superior street.
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-
store at s2,O5. Stocks are light
Corn-Is quiet, but firm. Sale cars No. z a
CSC from sto:e.
Oats-Quist AID steady. Sales 2 cars No. l at
45c from store.
Rye-Quiet and steady at s5c from store
Barley-Inactiye and nominal.
POrk-Firm, and in moderate demand. NO, l
CIV Mess at s3l, 90; No. 2 Mess 5000; Prime
Mess s27, 90; Clear $50.
~Eard-stesdy. City rendered &c in tierees and
g3s in kegs; country -Tendered l9920c.
Hams-UnchaDged. City sugAr-cured &c can
vassed and &c uncsuvassed; country cut l992lo.
snOuIders-stesdy. City-cured lbc eanTsssed
and 1ic uncauVassed COuntry-cured l3Gl4e.
BneOn-Held at 1sc for clear loo for sugar
cured uncanvassed; zoe for do csnvassed. Sales
400 lbs Country at l6kc.
Mess Becf-In moderate request aud steady
st $500.
Dried BeeE-steady at 95c canTAsssd-
Butter-very quiet. Sales . kegs choice W.
h. yellow at Sc.
Cheese-The demand is good, aud prices are
,teady and firm at 12S15c for dairy, and l5gIIe
for factory-made.
Egrs-stesdy, and demand good. Sales 10 bbis
at 2oG21s.
s2,22a2,95.
naT ces,. Cologne Spirits, es per cent, f4iaSA,se-
nsr.rei Proof Spirits S2,S792,42-
PetroIcam-Firm, but quiet. Bonded held
At 3s@ioc here, free On caro-. Free 5Ss5oc.
OtIs-steady and firm. We quotsi
Llnseod raw-.g 7os- ssatst0%t 1;--.si 20 20
DO bold l 5s@@ c E EsSss' v. b. %
Gard-----.8I cool so Sperm, " s---"' /. 20
psnE--..--. -SI 30 Straits. ......-'' l 80
Dried AppIes-Firn st rTslsc and pay for
packages.
DrIed Peaches-Firm. Pared SOC; IMPAIRED,
halves, 2o925c quarters, lsc.
potasoes-In moderate request and higher
Peocbblows are scarce. Sales . cars Peachblows
n bulk at 81, u yer but.
Lake Ffsh-In good demand and firm
No. l Whit fish ss,5 per half bbli No. do $50
Piekersl, No. l, ss,Oo@s,25; Trout N'25i her'
ring, large, s4,5o.
Benns-In fair demand. Sales "a bbls white
at sl,15 per bu.
saIt-Held at $3.50 for Fine and s2,SS fol
coarse Onondaga Saginaw $3.50.
Water LLmc-In fair demand and nrn q
g., 90 for Akron and oswegO.
P~eathers-Prime live geese firm at $4,000
TaIIOw-Quiei, but fImsr. held ct lOHSc.
HOps-Stea6y at 45S7OS for New York, Mich
gan aud Ohio.
MAIt-BArley Malt steady at 81 ,toSl,so ? BIZ
the outside price for prime No Canada.
Ale and POrteE-We quote as follows: Pres
sut Use Xxx Ale $1,000; Stock S15,OO@l4,oo 90; Ken
nett SIS Soc; Psie Cream SHE'S Porter sl2,NC
H,OO.
PIaster-PoweIi's land plzstsr firm at sl2,C
q :on at Mill. CsIeined $500 . Dbl.
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A few choice goods opened at Mrs, shaw's
rooms.
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The vestvaFd-bound rates BY lake and rail are

FlOur-The market to-day ruled very quiet
and we have still to report only a trade demand =
Prices of high qualities are unchanged; common
shipping brands are unsettled and weak under the
steady decline East. Sales 100 bbls choice spring
wheat Xxx at s1O,75. We continue previous quo
tations for trade qualities: City made held s1s,-
OOaI4,oo for Xxx red, and SI5,OO@16,5o for Xxx
white. Country brands Xxx red range at $40, SOC
IL, 50, and Xxx white SIS, 5O@15,OO.
wheat-Ths market continues quiet, especial
Iy for otLer varieties than spring. Prices rule
steady and trm. Sales 1000 bu No. ] spring from
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LAKE.

by the order Of the District Congressional Com
mlittee OF die 18th Congressional District Of Ohio.
JOHN @. GRANHlS, Chsirman-
W. P. FOGG, Secretary Jnnell.5SO
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3 Z 81 TELEGRAPH.
,UR mIDNIGHT nARKET REPORT
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press
NEw TosK, June IL.

ESPECIAL Dispatch to Western Associated Press,
NEw ToRK, June IL.
GOLD.
Gold closed at $50 p. m. at 1894.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
At open board the stock market was steady
The following were the closing prices
Erie 62I<; Michigan Southern 195sgIY12, New
York Central 921z@922si Cleveland ana flttsouIs
Tbs market was quiet at the second board, but
very hrm. and after the board rose 4 per cent.
American bondholders Of the Atlantic aud Great
Western will not suffer by the failure ofthe Con
solidated Bank Of London The interest on de-
bsnture certificates up to next May was LOGGED IL
the bank, and as the assets OF the concern are
ample they will probably be no loss to holders.
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
Petroleum stocks were generally better at the
morning board, and especially in Bennehon Bun
and United States. Mining shares were also hrm,
and the advance was quite marked in Consolidated
Gregory and Downievile Gold.
Petroleum Stoeks-Bennehoh $50; Buchanan 81
New York and Allegheny 451i United States 6I5;
Mining Stocks-Ada Elmore 35O; Benton l25;
Consolidated Gregory 100; Gunnell Gold IS; Kip
and Buell. $50; Rocky Mountain &c., Smith aud
Parmelee 500; Downievilie As; Canada Copper 100.
EXPRESS STOCKS.
Adams, llsJ<.
The market is steady. The following are the
jobbers' prices
Brown sheetinss-Pacihc extra, 36-inch, "a,
Amoskeag, 36-iach, "A; Atlantic A, S7-inch, IS.
Sheetings and Shirtings, Observation-Disclosures So
inch 80; Hill Stmper Idem 36-inch p; Hope Sc
incu 20; james 35-ineh 90.
Tickings-Amosseag c 90; Conestoga Goa As;
do IA 50.
Prints-MerTimac d q; do W %.
Hoop ~Skirts-Bradley's Duplex Elliptic sT%@
I,O5; Empress Trail l,25; Thomson Crown French
Elastic 7561 90; Boulevard Trail l,OO91, 20; Msy-
er's 1 y L, wide tapes, 6s9l,I0 0 do narrow tapes,
4s973.
Shirts W L Standard Dress Shirts, No. Is, pei
dozen, $1,000; No. 100, per dozen, $500.
Spool Cotton-Jlsrk's six-cord 100; do enamelled
| 9j; J a P Coates 100.
Patent Linen Threads-No. % StuaTt's, 40; No
| 30 do, 100; No. 40 do, 200; No. 50 do, 2lO.
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MEWA pVERTIsEMENTs.
FOR RENT.
WANTS.

-1ITF0-BUsINESS MEN-0n Eslari-e and
canIitsioo 10 receive and oil orders and col,
- on suberriptions for SartAius series oil sacred
~ Nstieual Engravingg, unequAL-q IN Oeautys
-S~s- snd harmony Of design aud high artistic m
- N TERMINATION Of oGr assortment viii satisfy
.n~ one that for merit and stability they have no
eousl- Their superiority over al others partakes OF
= striking cont raEt. Apply IN person or by letter,
e;vinT occupation, territory desired, &c, G. L. AN
SORfwIcK, over IS Public Public Square, Cleys-
land. Ohio. lunelz
"ANTED-A girl "a or IS years old who ls Mni,
w ing 10 make herself generally useiul. ~
81 81 Clair street
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The Courts.

Room No. Judge Boltcn-The case Of
John Dude Us. Franz Verbsky, was submit
ted to the jury. Suit was brought for dam
ages for trespsss on land.
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a- For Evening Edition News
see inside.
SB- For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE.-SOIdiers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement Of Stree Claim Agen.
cY In another column. may2s
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\ superior lot of fine silver plated ware
at Burt & Dare's, I4O Superior street.
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AMERICAN WArcHEs.-A large lot kept on
hand at Burt & Dare's, 14O Superior street.
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FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.

FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
+ n. .,.,n.n and r.ll.Dl.1lM
steamer, &~
EORTHEKS LIGHT, ---M. Fl. MURoB, Master,
VIII leave our dock for BAYFIELD, and inter
mediate ports on
MONDAY, JUNE 18th, at 8 P. NJ.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
ROBERT HANNA & co,
KunaI0 900 IcQ and III River Efreef
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CITY NEWS
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATING CON-
KTION

NFNTIUNs
CLEvELAND. June Q, 1906.
purspant 10 a resolution passed by the District
Congrsssional ommitt the Union Republican
yoteys IN he ls-h Congressional District Of Ohio,
consisting Of the Counties OF Cuyahoga, summit
Of holding elections, on Saturday July nh. at Il
oidork. r. M, to elect DELEGATES tothe District non-
C1eyrisnd, Ohio, Tuesday, July 10th, ls6d, at n
o'clock in tbs morning, for the purpose OF dominating
one C~ucrezsman, and for doing such ether business
a. m sy be brought before the Oonveh1on-
ZACH County under the apPortionment agreed
upon. vii be entitled to one delegate for every one
hundred votes cast for Gov Cox Ct the last State
LECTION. and one tor every fraction OF nifty or up
ward. Ihis will sntiile the counties 10 the ioiloN
ing number Of Delegates:
SUNNI -.------------- ------------ -
:
~ IgT
Tbs number Of DELEGATES that each Township and
Ward m the several Counties is entitled TO Is es iol-
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DoS'r BuE.-A magnanimous individual
in NeA York, signing himself 81. D. Mil
Ter, President of the Merchants and Maru-
facturers United Stock Co, is anxious to
make a well-known firm in this city the re-
cipient or $500 for the nominal sum Of
$500. o, msgnanimOus Miller. The gen
erous ofer is couched in the following deli
cate terms;
OTFfcE OF rae MERCHANTS U. SrocK Co.
"A Co.
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wEpDELL HOUSE.

Arrivals at the Principal Hotels for
the last T~Wenty.fOur Hours.
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U. 6. DIsrRIR CoURrs-The cases of the
United States rs. the following parties come
OF this morning before Judge Withey
Andrew Wayne ct al. Gregg 4 Andrews.
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RESOLUTION.

By Mr.. Roberts, ResolUed. That the fol-
lowing named gentlemen be and they are
hereby constituted and appointed a special
Board for the equalization of the assessments
of personal property in the City of Cleve-
land. N. BARNETT,
J.. F. WANoN,
E. P. MORGAN,
BOLIVAR BUTrs,
HARVEY RICE,
r. 3. DENNIS
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"a Hours In Advance Of other Routes

ELEGANT ~sTATE-ROOM SLEEPING OARS
are attached to all night trains.
- Baggage Checked through and Transferred
Free.
- Fare always as low as By other Routes.
II. W. GwINNER, Gen. Ticket Ag't Philad'a.
W. Il. HOLMES, Gen. W Pass. Agt, Chicago.
T. L kIMsALL, Asst G. W. ? Ag't, hlcago.
OHA6. THOMPSON, Pass. Ag't, Cleveland, o.
NE M-nfnnnoIIfnn Elnek ChfcaRn
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-TRAYKLKRs RKeIsFkR.

Citizens wi hing conveyance 70 either oftne
above Trains or Bests, will be called for ey Cosshes
Of Stevens Omnibus line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus once, leo Superior street. op-
posite the Weddell House. maylo
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OBERLIs CeNsERyAT0RY or MUSIC.

COURSE OF STUDY.
lbs YEAR-Harmony and Part Writing.
SECOND TEAR-Harmony eontsoned, and
Uounterpoint. .
THIRD YEAR-Harmony completed, Double
Connterpolnt, Fugue Form and Competition.
Great attention IL given to the Piano, Organ,
Orchestral Instruments, and Cultivation ofthe
Voice. For particular address ~
Up MORGAN, President.
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Principal Of Departments Of Secular Music.
Prof. J. n. ELLIS,
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pos99 Board Of Dtreotors.
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LAKE SUPERIOR.

Tn. ...unsA and elegant p..yllR1N
seneer steamer, GS~
SD. CALDWELL. NJ. LEWIS, Master.
VIII leave cur dock for OETONAG0N, and all in
teTmediate ports, on
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12

HIGH PRAISE TO A CLEVELAND ORGANIsr.-
We find the following appreciative para
graph, in reference to Prof. John ?. Nor
gan, principal of the oberlin Conservatory
of Music, and organist of the Third Presby-
terrain Church, in the New York Weekly
ReUie1O, perhaps the best musical authority
in New York city:
"The recitation on the organ, which Mr..
John P. Morgan gave last week, at Christ
Churh, amply proved that this young or
ganist is one of the few in this country who
adhere 10 a pure taste in the pursuit of
their profession. Educated in the solid
German school, under Riehter's direction,
he clings to the belief that the so-called
brilliant style Of piano-forte playing ought
not to be applied to the organ. We admire
in Mr.. John P. Morgan a thorough organist
of the best school, and a finely educated
musician. A few more organists of his
stamp nay perhaps be able to clear the
Augean stable Of modern Organ-PlayiDg in
this country"
Our readers will be interested and pleased
to learn. in this connection, that it is Prof.
Morgan's intention to give an amateur con-
cert in this city within a few weeks. Miss
Lizzie Gates, of Elyria, and the choir Of the
Third Presbyterian church will assist him.
1t will be one of the finest affairs Of the
season.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12
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