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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18

The sancl ~" niouS deacon VII"
is now assisting ut grinding Gu
notes for Warmers organ, sr.ing
the utter hopclessnoss OF the case.
makes no attempt to deny the tact
that it (orgar.) has persisted il"
maintaining n shameful silence il"
regard To various important meas
ures in which the county at large
was deeply conc raed. lie knows.
as we'll as others, that it is tho dot,
If newspaper to give all inform
atlcD in its power, !" regard to mat
tiers of public concern. lfiic III
van deems a movement beneficial
I" the people, lot it come out aud
say So; and il it considers said move
ment detrimental, oppose it with
I'LL the power 1t russcsses; irslead 81
maintaining the positi"" OF blood
sucker fastened upon The people,
and m,anife.iiny an utter spirit "f
indifference to public questions.
through fear Of displeasing some
one. and thereby losins patronage.
The little scrap Of history which
we published n week or 'w" since
seemed To- have been very unwcl'
come bomb shell III the can'p"t the
organ satellites, and considerable
c.u,,uo,,un ensued. created 10y tn,
INQUIRY NJ to who should answer IT.
The result OF the conference seemed
To have been that II was unanswer
ablo. aud a resor, to the old dodge
of calm. names was tho only wa,
To- soo,hc their wounded spirits. IL
linking over the catal"gn" 1T elh-
lhcie, they found they had alrcad,
applied To tho Editor ii the STAR
tl,ose OF ''liar," "dog' and "rnr.
In order to prevent the nsn"ton,
which would result from a repct tioI
Of the above, the dcac"ns linitc'
knowledge OF Scripture was calle'
,1to use. and the following Was tixc'
upon as the best they conli do III
der the circumstances: "Answe
not fool according 10 his folly
lest thou also Le like unto hiir.
We arc rather avcrse, Ia draggin
Scripture quotations int" n news
piper controversy bur rs that is !
all probability the dtac"n's "bes
hold" we will grant him choice {
wcap "ns, and ,el ~ 10 'Lo a'"v
quoIation applied I" IT,. hy scndin
The following warnin. hack I" hin
whatsoever shall say, h0a ton
} shall be in danger f. hell fiic."
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to return Onr eincrrc
and heartfelt thanks 10 the citizens
.r Baldwin and vicinity who 2"
kindly assisted rs in vari"us ways.
after the loss of our dwelling fnA
household go"ds nv fire Monday
morning. March 9Th. May their
pathways through life be ever free
from such misfortune as "vcrtm,k us,
and undistnrbed Ivy tronble or grief,
is our wish.
Mr.. AND Mrs. I'rNJ TRIP.
Baldwin Civ. March 18th, 1875.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18


ATthe caucus held at F"rn'an s
Mill. Yates township, March l3'',
1875. the f"llowing ticket was put
IN nomination: For Supervisor,
|. ID. Blond; Clerk. JOHN w. Swift;
Treasurer, pni'ctus Sisgins; Justice
Of the Peace, T; NJ. Hicks; Sch""l
Inspector, A. A blanchard; Com
missioner Of Highways. Harry Saw
yer; Oversecrs Of the Poor, John
Baker ard Amasa b. Cleveland;
Cnns,ablcs, Thos. Phillis. Ge"
Paine. John r. Batchelder and Geo.
l. Chandler.
The following Township Com
mit,ce was appointed: lie" 3
Cobb. chairman; Albert A. Blanch
ard, Joshua j. Howell.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18

In our report "t tn" burning ut
Trips residence, given last week.
We inadvertently omitted to mon
tion tho Ices sustained by Mrs. l..
Shane, VIII" had some furniture and
millinery goods stored in the house
at tho time. Her loss. we believe
will reach Ia about 5000.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18
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FREE Or CHARGE.
AGENTS WANTED.

IA. Toorg l. tne suLi or o. MtreAL Co1'
uos Rysst" TO X tiat r,sch,'. u;r ula'ion
Of over T1.oc copies als,,, II PLAN HoNK
rAtg." mwo recently p.hshct, wh'cA fas "nh
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N stopy' witch IN now he.nG rnbii-hed III series.
coz rrsTs IAir.rs
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L. out uf srintD viii be scnt free ~ aipl'sdon
10 either DR. roorY, the EuI.sy I'll. rreEth'
iaz con2i.y. whose vHi.e Is j." E.s, - u s'rctt.
Asvn'.. tn mon and roircn-Nsn'oh 70 "h
the foregoing works, I" rb'ar HlsiN rr"N WI
bo alI,rvnl. The begi,r!ngs ~ snail 'rr'ur''
have becr mnli in scl',hs rr fcorir isH"G
WORK.. "rLIS UoaE TAIN " i~tic"'r
amptoi To asult-. uod ssrrsrE Is sfer, l.
iat the r'ins Ga the Young. nd I.r eoHsrh'S
tns'es apd sa ~ ycnrsc,,el. 1ic f"rinsr a'f~r'r
a suItiiui = ~ sa.cu, wb"N lsirs s'id rh"s
men feel ,i,casy .tout asking ~ tbs shy' icfnp~
Thee u tssr'nu w iitera.rri ut nii ''ss either
al tb. foregoing wo-ts "ecIIyrE ~ Srorr
ony bc hal II n,en,< or 81 'bs rhbi'rhsr~
.rr,,'H H4M:IAiN" Is rno.sh'd IN b til we
r,s;, ssEi,e ,nns Languages One noe,
.AGSz1f@ WAS co.
ADDRESS rs ASSrR
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18

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Park row, New York tor their PAMPHLET BOOK
(ninetyssyenM edition.. continuing lists of over 2ocu
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At a tremendous redustion from publishers rates.
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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18

TuE Grand Trunk Railroad bnilj
inYs Mt Point St. Charles Canada
were burned. March 9th. Loss ca.
lina'cd at 100000; insured f'r
$4,000; mostly in American c.m-
plnics.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18

kKr every v"ter Of Lake county
bear in mind or election day that
lie is free to vote for Locating the
County Seat at Baldwin, # he 81
choose; and treat as All insult every
attempt to cocrcs him into voting
contrary to his will; 80 that certain
individuals may use him az a ton
to further their own selfish designs
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18

The Detroit Tribune, has TIVE
items IN the sam, Column, one prals
ing Grant for v,t"ins the soldiers
bsuniv bill, and tho other urging
Congress to l'ass Il bill giving a
huge slice If ublic land. to any
company whcn will bnill u railroad
from Marquette to he STRAITS "f
MackiDac; said lands :" be- cDenpt
from tacation or sioteen ycdry
Comment is luitcSssary.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18

Why il II that s''me ~nIerpriSing
man dnrs not start u manufac'ory at
lath, in Baldwin? Lath finds ms
ready market as shinyles, and this
is an excrlvrt point for the busi-
nese.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18

Hon LEVI Il. TAFT has been nom
mated by Republicans for re-elec-
ton to the office Of Circuit Judge
in the Sixth District.
The nominee in the Fifth Dis
Eici is Hon. Philip T. VAN Zils.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18

LAST Fall we voted tor Woman
Suffrage. and it failed TO carry; but
We had taste If how the thing
would work. last Monday. We
may relate our experience here"f-
fxr
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18

VIZ we've leased In receive calls
frnm John Baker, ID. Knight, S.
w. Thompson, VIM. Dvo. aud
lee y. Cobb. Of Yates township, on
clnc,Jay last.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18

A BRAKEMAN named Frederick
Page, WIS accidental, knocked IF
the top Of train on the Grand
River VALLEY Railway, March 10th,
and his neck broken.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18

The banking house OF Messrs.
1hurber & Holl"n, East Saginaw.
failed recently. Their liabilities are
Fixed at $4,000; resources un-
known.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18

ELKCTIuN returns from New
Hampshire show a Republican vic
tory, in the election Of Gov. Cheeny,
and u maj"r;ty in the Legislature.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18

OK the 9Th inst, Senator I. W.
Ferry, of this State, WIS honored
hy being elected President pro tenn
Of tho Senate.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18

A FIRE a, Gowan, Mich recent
~. destroyed property valued At
$4,000. 1t was insured fnr IS, 900.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18
Weather RepQrt,

The fullnwine thcrmoin~trical re.
rort was furnished for publication
wv Leo s. Cnl,h. of Yates township
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18

t~Lrrt tonv u q 9 ut TccGo vitli The Lake shorc
X Mth Scuih.,p II R;sr lev hind and oaiasys,
arc with tn II y 10 h. X fer incinnAu saa Ice
ufb. .isc. ih the I W W X Il 10 and fr.'a
he .lnth sud southwest. At Wayne with ths
di,hyaus snril kailr ad. fur ls.al points .sst ant
est; al Plymouth with lri LANDING u L. ka ina
gan x Il; AT Holly " IN he Ietrot u IL sst "a
md al natruit with the Great western 2ni ~rspl
Trunk l'y'o 10 and frtm the Hast. A. flint -ita
III HE GO * AXE ilIr"r ~ 's>d City iii tss
,rsnd kgyi.'A irf. { ! far iht Hcr;h ana Ses,h
sA>fcID KEf Eh. ArL't Supt
J. I. EsUi'Y, G-rl iii As'i
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18

IT il estimated that Ohio Con-
tuins s.. 600 Grsngars.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18
1875.
1875.


Is the firm and consistent sdvocate OF
sound principles and conservative policy IN
politics, business and morals. While free in
Thought aud action from all particular or
CARNATIONS and interests. it will aim to dis
countenancc vice and immortality, aud to
promote virtue aud good order of whateve;
term or nature. Believing that on virtue
and intelligence rest free institutions, 1t will
support such measures and means, without
regard to class, sect or race, as shall promise
in the highest degree TO assure such basis
Of government.
THE MAN OF BUSINESS
Will fluid the market department more full
than here tofOre, and constantly increasing
III value The mature reader vii enjoy the
choice selections OF current literature; the
editorial discussions OF the topics upperinost
in the minds Of the people AS we'll us the
events of the day. and the lighter reading
which serves ia throw cheer into our lives
TIE CHILDREN
ALWAYS welcOr c the COMMERCIAL, for il brings
/" them, week by week, interesting stories,
and narratives which they may laugh over
and read again and sgain--for nothing ia al.
lowed to appear in the COMMERCIAL which
| the children may not properly read,
In looking forward to the year 1878 and
| considering what induce men.s we would
hold cut to the public To become ,sen,bers o
| the W~EKLY COMMERCIALS circl" Of readers
for the new year, we came upan a
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18

WORTH WHILE H. s ss'a an. ss l:! !; g: sr::
family paper. the STAR SfANeI.ED BANNER, Led
ger Size only a. year, and choice OF ttOetps .e-
CANT hIonlos. Albums, fooks, &C., 10 each sub
rccnrcs the paper year and prrInums, az cent nee
sr. we will club IL with the STAR and supply Sotk
for only $2.T6. col and zee me pdtsr. d2-Ss
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18

Weekly average. I'll degrees ABOVE Zero
denotes below zero.
+Dcnotes variable.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18
Land For Sale.

= A nnc chance TO secure an snimrrovsd farm Ia
Bay county, Mich. OAe Hundred AGREE 81 tmhsr
land-thv w ofN W y, Sec. IL, Town 20 N.
ksnge X; Eighteen miles fNm Railroad, end well
ws,ered, will be sold cheap: with pari cash dows,
dress Kew. y. b. Barter, es3 Huron 81, Toledo, o.,
or OnAs. RADCLIFFE
2-R BALDWIN Civ. Mich
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18
ERRORS orr YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from, Ncr-
Al vous ebility, PromniWs Decay, and all The ef-
fscts Of youthful in-eii.n will fr the sake ~ sui
trinr humanity. scud free 10 all who nerd n, tbs re-
which he was cured Sufferer Wishing ~ prcht BY
the advertisers experience can do by addressing
In perfect confidence,
JOHN g. UGI,ES, ~ Cedar ST., New York;
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18
TO CONSuMPTIV rs.

The advertiser, having besn permanently cured
ef that dread disease, Conrun ptop. by simple ram
cdy. H. anxious 10 make known to hts Ielaw suffer.
crs The means Of cure To all who .re II, he will
send copy ofthe prescription uscd. tree Of CHARGE
with the directions fer preparing md using the
which they will find suRsIrrE Tor toNsuSrrios,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c
Partiss wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. II. A. WILSON.
iSi Penn 81. Williamsburg. New York.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-26

Mrs. Lenz, wife OF j. A. Lenz, a safNon-
keeper, who keeps place known as the
Old Sixteenth ward Saloon, on the north
east corner OF Mound and Richmond
streets, was engaged in cleaning up the
bar, between eight and nine O'Clock this
morning, when she found small self.
cooking pistol behind the counter. She
began playing with it carelessly, till
finally the weapon was discharged, the
bullet piercing the fore-fnger OF her lett
hand and lodging Itself in. her right
thigh, causing a very severe wound.
She was Immediately taken to her room
and Dr.. Trueman summoned, who probed
the wound but could not extract the
bullet.
Another story is given that she will
fully discharged the weapon without in
tending to shoot herself, but merely to
frighten her husband, who is alleged to
be generally in drunken condition and
continually abusing her. The former
statement that she accidentally shot
herself without knowing that the pistol
was loaded Is more generally believed.
Her wounds are still bleeding proiusely,
and DR.. Davis has been summoned to
dress them.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-26
POLICE CoURT.

Drunk and DisorderIy-Chas. witter, Eliza
Hanzel, each continued to 10th inst; Joanna
Mahoney, 81 and COSTS; John NJ. Smith, dis
missed; JAS. sullivan, Luke McDonough, each
IS and costs.
Miscellaneous : Marcus simonton, Harry
Wilson, gaming devices. continued to 23th inst.
g. W. Mccoy, ferrying without license. same;
Chas. Witter, abusing family, same: John Bo-
Ian, burglary, dismissed; Lawrence Brown,
Jos. Abbot. petiG larceny, same; Lula Kirt-
land, Eve Heiligus, vags, House Of Refuge;
BENJAMIN Guiou, vagrancy, costs; John
Ryan, petit larceny, thirty days and $40; Anna
Heling, harboring vicious dog, IS and costs,
execution suspended; james Joyce, pctitlar
ceny, dismissed; Chris. SUrubbe, careless driv-
ing, continued to 10Th inst; Thomas Burke,
John Williams, petit larceny, each thirty days
and $40; Lille Nefr vag., IS and costs; Mary
Baldis, vag. dismissed; Sam,l Brewer, same,
thirty days; James McHugh, petit larceny,
twenty days and $40; Henry Schroeder, embez-
element, House of Refuge.
Assault and Battery George Rosenberg,
Tobias Rosenberg. each So and costs; Charles
Harnan, $40 and costs; John Connolly, 81 and
costs; Anthony Wagner, twenty days and US.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-26
The Music Hall Fund.

The Music Hall Committee met at the
Board Of Trade Rooms at II O'Clock to-
day. The following additional contribu-
tions to the fund were reported: Stern,
Mayer 4 Co., $3.50; James Walsh, $500;
Chas. ID. Kellogg, sjr., $500; Strobridge
& Co., $3.50; Martin Stradler, $500; VIM.
kesor & Co., 5000; d. II. Baldwin, $3.50;
Heirs OF Lowell Fletcher, $500; Hoadly,
Johnston q often, $3.50; A. B. Merriam,
500; III. W. Brown, $lo0; Rudolph Wer-
litzen 81 Bro, 500; Pape Bros. & Krye-
man, 500; Jno. F. florence, $500; A. j.
Clark, 500; Bromwel Manufac-
turing Company, 500; Allison,
Smith 81 johnson, $500; john Holland,
$ie0; A. j. Moore, $50; j. @. Huntington,
500; Geo. Meldrum, $500; z. F. Maley,
500; r. M. Moore, 5000; q. f. Adae g. CO.,
$3.50; j. j. Bantling, $3.50; e. Gest, $500;
Maue u TO-, 500; M. Goepper u Sons,
500; Chas. Steward, 500.
The Secretary was instructed to print
the names Of subscribers and the amount
Subscribed up to the present time. TIE
names of r. A. Diamond, j. Z. Wyman
Phipps, Andrew Brehm, #. j. Mayer,
Albert Scrmidt, Christian Boss, b. #.
Coan and l.. q. hopkins were added to
the committee, and the meeting ad-
journed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-26
LATEST LOCAE.

Mr.. j. NJ. CLARKE has returned from
! his trip to Europe.
MEssRs. RYAN, Halpin and Greene left
last night for Pittsburg to inspect patent
pavement.
A MEETING of.the Pork Packers Asso
citation is announced for Tue sday, the
20th inst, at Ii O'Clock, and a full at
tendance is requested.
DEPUTY SHERIFF BROWN sold the fol,
lowing property at Sheritf's sale to-day:
A lot on Flint street, near Denman. to
Gerhard w. yelling, for $4,000. A lot
east OF Deercreek, to Joseph Longworth
and Larz Anderson, for $500. A lot on
Look street, to Joseph McDougal, for
N,0OO.
THE Superintendent of Police has given
special Instructions to the Captains
aud Lieutenants of the various Station
houses to notify all the officers to report,
at once, to the Board Of Health, all cases
ot smallpox that they may hear of.
This Is . very important sanitary meas
ure, and the failure to report the same
Will be followed by immediate suspen-
sion.
Ar the meeting Of the Board Of County
Commissioners, to-day, the following res
oluti0n was passed:. Resolved, That the
County Auditor be instructed to inquire
Of the proper authorities as to when the
city proposes to construct Thomas street
from Mclean avenue to the NJ. u C.RR.,
and to notify said authorities that the
NIL between the NJ. IL q. r. r. and the c..
II. u D. h. b. is completed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-26

The effect produced by the presence
and preaching Of Pearsall Smith, In Ger
many, is much more remarkable than
that Of Moody and &ankey, in that, as
has been said, he does not understand q
word OF German. But, although all he
says has to reach people through an in
Iterpreter, the religious feeling has not
been so aroused in Berlin for 20 years.
His influence has been felt in all ranks,
from the imperial palace, where he had a
long private audience with the Empress
and her daughter, the Grand Duchess OF
Baden. to the aftisan's cellars. One Of
his meetings was held In the house Of
Won Bulow, Secretary Of State for For
eign Affairs, and attended by mobiles, dis
tinguished men of science and Of the
church. His mission differs, says cor
respondent. from that OF other revival
lists. being rather to professed believers
than to the unc0Dverted; tits to lead to
a-truer and intenser spirituality sthan
prevails, and TO that ''peace which pass
eth all understanding" "His simple
words, sFor years have had unbroken.
peace in my SOUL have power" we are
told, shat no eloquence nor learning
can MATCH" Mr.. Smith has visited
Stuttgart, Basel, Elberfeid, Heidelberg,
Frankfort aud Brussels, ana has now
gone to London, but will return TO Ger
many in the autumn, and, perhaps. viii
visit Russia, where Lord Raustock IL
.qgRan eustea With eyangeli7ilf MQEks
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-26

rib sides. II 2za19c. Hams very dun at 14a14xc.
Lard dull and lower: refined, 15c. Butter 10
tive: western extras 23a25c; frsts 19a21c
cohee quiet, strong and unchanged Petro-
ieum nominal; crude 6aBkc. Whisky quiet
PHrLADxrPHrA. June "a. Flour duli ana
rather weak: Iowa, Wisconsin aud Minnesota
family, 70 ls9aab; Pennsylvania, Indiana and
Ohio do, 70 15a6 60; high grades, ST Soar ~.
Wheat IN betterdemand: red, II SOal 3016; anls
per per, u Wal ~; Rye, y v5ai w. Corn in mod
7sasOc Oats depressed: Write, 64a65c. Pro-
visions In limited demand at yesterdays prices.
whisky: Western. VI w. Petroleum dun: re-
nned l2c, crude DC. Clover seed: Western,
il2&c; Timothy unchanged. Butter quiet; New
York extras, 2Sag7c; flrsts, 23a24c; Western ex-
ttras, 2za23c; do irsts, iSa2lc. Cheese frm:
estern hne, 10,sallc. Eggs firm: Western,
NEW YORK, June 28.- Flour In moderate de-
mand: Superiine State ana Western, s4 5Oa4 81;
common 70 good extra do, "a Y0a5 25; good to
choice, 70 Ha5 65 white wheat Western extra,
70 70a6 40; extra Ohio, "a 90 az; ST. Louis SS rs.
Rye Hour quiet and unchanged. Corn-meal
more active: Western, $3 65a4 ~. Wheat: No.
Minnesota, VI 2lai ~; No. 2 Chicago, 81 l8ai IA;
NO. Milwaukee, 81 III in store: No. y North
western, VI lSai a; ungraded Iowa and Min
nesota spring, 8 1oal u; winter red Western,
81 35a1 30. Rye quiet; Canada in bond, oOc;
state, 9Sca$1. Barley nominal. Malt quiet
and steady. Corn: mixed Western, per steam
er, sSc: do, sail. S3haS0c. oats: market dull
and lower: Western. 67a68c: white do, 68a10c.
Hay unchanged. Coffee quiet and steady: Rio,
cargoes, l6alSxc,. gold; jobbing, l6Hai9kc.
Sugar very quiet: fair to good refining, saSkc:
prime, SIC; refined firm at 10MalIXc Mo-
ses dull and unchanged. Rice quiet and steady.
Petroleum quiet and firm: reiineu l2&c; crude:
6ka6Hc. strained resin steady at ii 75aI 50.
Spirits turpentine steady at BIC. Pork frmer:
new mess beef unchanged. Cut meats dull.
Middles quie': long clear Yves ern, II kc; short
do, 1lx Lard finer: prime steam, l5c3<.
Butter frmer: Western. l5as4c. Eggs heavy:
Western, lSalShc. Cheese hrmer at 5al21Sc.
Whisky steady at 81 20.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-26

A meeting of the Directors of the Board
OF Trade was held at II o'clock to-day to
take action in regard to the removal OF
the headquarters of the National Grange
to this city. The following report was
received:
CINCINNATI June 20, 1875.
To the President and Directors OF the
Board OF Trade of Cincinnati:
GENTLEMEN: The undersigned Com
mittee,. appointed at q meeting of citizens
held in.tbe rooms of the Board OF Trade
on Friday, the 18th inst. for the purpose
sRs Satosaf sP 65DSSee 6DSHeedt d q en 9stIS
of Husbandry, through their Select Com :
mittee, to meet at Washington, d. c., on
the OF July next, would most respect
fully submit that they have been in.
structed by said meeting to represent to
your body and the Chamber of Com
merce their unanimous opinion
that every reasonable effort should be
made uron the part Of our citizens,
through your organizations, to secure
the permanent location of the National
Grange in this city, and to request you
to appoint joint committee, in
connection with the Chamber OF
Commerce, for the purpose of max
ing an immediate report to the select
committee OF the Grange at Washington
setting forth the wish Of our citizens to
have Them among us, and the mutual ad-
vantages likely to arise to the parties
concerned blythe adoption OF this city
as their permanent headquarters. Your
action in this connection is
earnestly requested.
We subscribe ourselves, by order of
said meeting Josiah Kirby, T. r. Spence,
o. II. Getfroy, r. NJ. Moore, Committee.
MIR. Pierson moved that committee of
five be appointed to act in connection
with similar committee to be appoint
ed by the Chamber of Commerce. and to
prepare report Of the special advant-
ages offered by Cincinnati as head
quarters for the agency OF the National
Grange for transmission to the, select
Committee to meet in Washington, July
lst.