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CLEVELAND, 0, July pa large freight
locomotive Of the Bse line exploded this
morning with great violence. Theensineer,
Thomas Ward, standing in the cab testing
ing the gauges, wasseverely scalded but not
fatally. The locomotive was torn TO pieces
and the flying. parts wrecked q box car and
a switch shanty adjacent, beside doing
minor damage. 4 little girl gathering coal
pear was hurled lo9 feet but not aerioqsly
injured. slsf 'Tz sE1 ssg7 .aEFyA !;ii :
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ReduCttou Of wnges,

BrruLEHHn, Pa, July 28-A reduction
of 20 percent. on the salaries and wagea
Of the officers and men Of the Bethlehem
Iron Company Is announced 10 take effect
August |. The reduction Was made. It ID
said, to enable the company to sell their
STEEL rails at market prices. = g..-,. p.
BlSaHANproN, N. Y, July 2S-shipley
dWlllis, the largest boiler shop aud iron
foundry in this section, notified the men
Of cut In wages Of 10 percent, tho al.
legged cause beirg dullnees Of trade. The
men accept tie reduction. E
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BIOGRAPHIES OF Blaine and Logan, by
Hon. Ihumss V. Cooper, OF Pennsylvania,
are published by Baird & Dillon, New
York and Chicago. The biographies are
given in condensed form, presenting in
graceful language the chief events in the
lives Of the nominees. There Is also 10.
port Of the Convention proceedings, and a
great deal Of good matter from Coopel's
valuable American Politics." The book
will be Of great assistance in the campaign.
lli'out Of the general line of campaign
literature.
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Killed for nesen,inx an Insul.,

CHICAGO, July 2s-At II o'clock ls.s
night Hugh Bradshaw, Of 207 West Lake
street, with his wilo and q young lady were
sitting on Atadeh ehaw'a doorstep. Patrick
CLARK and Jerry Coughlin came along and
made some insulting remarks 10 the ladies'
Mr.. Bradshaw picked up chair to strike
the rufiaus, hut before be could do 30
CLARK drew revolver and discharged 1t at
Bradshaw, the bullet striking him in the
lower part Of the abdomen, il fjcting a ia.
tal wound. CLARK and Coughlin were az.
rested, lg M
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Cklampion.htp .xrratftur nntct,

BesroS, MASS, July 2S-Arrangemen!s
for a collar and elbow wreetling contest
between Col. Mclaughlin. Of Detroit, and
Il. NJ. Dufur, OF Marlborough, Tor the
champion belt Of the world and $3.50 side
have been completed. The mach takes
place, rain or shine, at the Union Ashlasic
grounds "Wednesday evening next NJ $50
O'Clock, and will bs wrestlsd to tho finisn,
James Boyle -ORailly, editor, Of the Pilot,
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FUSlON IN mARfON.
Tho County Tick o. rom mt ed-The nc,
.-- 0luli0ua Rnssed.

Tho County Ticket Nomiunte ed-The nc
THy olutious eassed.
Correspondence Of tie Iai<lligtneer.
FAlRMoNT,.J July 2S.-For some time pa,
1t has been understood there would be
fusion between the Republican and Greeu
back parties in this county on tho follow
Ing basic: The Greenbackers TO bave tb
sheriff. the two aest s,ors, and one repre-
sentative, The Republicans to have on
representative, the two clerks, pro:ecutinp
attorney, commle,ioner and surveyor. Tbi
arrangement was made by the Execniiy.
Committee Of tha two parties, Both con-
ventions met at Fairmoni on the 90 b. Tb,
tions: ' 49,
For sheriff, Geo. A. Manly, .,.I
Etr House Of Delegates, B. F. Martin, Jr,
for asaessor, Eastern district, E. NJ. Bog
Martin. ' - a.
The Republican convention met in the
court House. It was a .large and enthu.
slastic gathering, every portion Of the
county being we'll represented. Ex G ".
r. h. Pjerpont WIS made permanent
chairman, and W. A. Morgan secretary
The Committee on RESOLUTIONS reported
the following, which were unanim ousjy
adopted: -. :. 0'''
WHEREAS, The Republican party Of Ma.
ron county In convention assembled, de-
sire to pledge ourselves anew to Rspnbl'-
can form OF government, economically ad.
ministered; therefore,
keso std, That We favor the reduction OF
fa1es 70 the lowest possible point consist.
ont with the public welfare. ''-
That the taxing power Is vested in the
Legislature and not in the Governor and
Auditor. ''''>'
That we condemn the arbitrary rule OF
taxation as laid down by the Governor and
Auditor as oppressive and unjust to the
people, and especially to the sxricnltpraJ
interests Of the State.
1hat We believe in free speech and free
press, and condemn the Supreme Court Of
Y !he o'ste 10 its recent attempt to suppress
them; and a'sa condemn the Democratic
party oi the State Tor sanctionipg the action
u said Court, fs 1t did, by renominsting
the Judges thereof.
That We heartily endorse the Republi.
can platform adopted at Chicago. upon
which James G. Blaine and John A. l..
gan were nominated for Pr sident and
vice President tf the United States.
That We are in favor Of uniting all ele-
ments opposed to the dominant party in
this State, and that while we have adopted
that plan in this county, and are now about
TO make nominations in conformity there
TO, we are likewise in tavor OF a peoples
ticket for Stste Officer, and endorse the
movement to that end az, inaugurated at
the buckhannon Convention.
The Convention then made the following
nominations: ~ -. o
Parker. -, r. - - =
Clerk OF County Court--John B, Crane
Clerk Of Circuit Court-Z. F. Davis.
Prcaecuting Attorney-W. NJ. Meridith,
Commiesioner-B. F. Charlton.
bu1Veyor-W. S. Pickett: Y e ,'@.
a. soon ss the Convention had conplet.
ed its nominations, the result Of the Green.
back Convention ives made known, and on
motion its nominees we're unanimously en-
doised by the Convention. The best OF
'eellng prevailed, and every yhody is pleased
YIN the nomineea. Set Marion dowa at
45o tor the !uslon ticket. 4"
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stood I! before the Republican party, and led
o. {so" calamity 10 victory In the campaign Of
lSSs, We hereby exprt.s our dc3ire that be-
contest. l'7S5"''' -, ''' Wv o''A4Ds
inc prohibition resolution created soma
alfeaeslon as to how II should be worded
and n passed In the form as given above.
The delegates to the State Convention
WI leave on Tae?day morning next, ard
leave Wheeling that came DAY with ,be
delegates from other counties Tor Parkels.
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Tax on VI hiAky.

WASHINGTON, July 2S-some time ago
the Commicsioner Of Internal Revenue is.
sued an order providing that on and alter
the lat Of September, 1854. the collection
Of tax on whisky BY IN sENeament ehaIl
be discontinued Strong efor,s have since
been made 10 have him r:scind thia order,
but without avail, and to-day he no,iaed
the petitionera that tho original order hsd
been forced. Vnder this ruling the tax
will he collected on the day 1t becomes
due, and Il not paid the property will ba
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n T'N" Cholera Csnferepce Called.
NV YoRK, July 2s.-The following
notice hes been iesued:: "a. ".

H. NKw YoKE, July %.
By request Of the members Of. the State
Board Of Health Of Illinois, Tennessee, Kan.
tucky, New York and other States con.
ference will be held in Washington. D O.,
August 7sh, to consult with the govern,
ment officials aa to the best methods Of
meeting and mastering the cholera in the
event OF iis appearance In the United
States. Marine and quarantine hospital
officers are repeatedly requested to take
part in the conference.
@t[Signnd ERAsTus BnooRs,
New YORK Chairman Of the State Board
'of Health Conference. go
~ - J N. MCCORMICK,
.. Of Kentucky, Secretary.
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WLKtssARRx, Pa, July IS. = Three
Thousand people witnessed the ainRis scull
race here between Emblo s. Chase and
George Clifford, one mile and hall
course. Chase won by two lengths, Time.
10 minutes and 20 seconds, ri.g' y
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Fa,a, Qanrrel over LAID. i 5

MOBILE, July 2s-0u Sunday afternoon
Uol. J. I. Murphy, prominent and useful
citizen, hfesident Of the Mobile Lille Insus.
ance Company, WIS shot and killed by
Reuben Tripp, near his residence in the
lower part Of the cnunty. The quarrel was
about land trespas, Trip surrendered,
claiming, the killing to be In self defense,
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Drouned-Oniy married Threo nonthp.
special Ddpatch 70 tk lntnliQtaor. 5,a3.t...
PIEDMONT. W. Va, July 2s.-Michael Nc.
CURE, aged 43, was drowned Saturday eve.
Ming willis bathing In the Potomac river
near this city. 1t is supposed be was At
tackled With csampd shortly st.sr going into
reach bin. His body vss recovered At la,a
hour that night. Hs was an old emp!oys Of
Tbs Baltimore 4 Ohio R4ilroad Company.
ppd had been married only three month"; =
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D,ed orn Brokcn Hea,t.,'

NEW YonK, Jolly es-Mra. Oiarfieca
Rugs, wife Of Rev. Henry Rugg and mother
Of Charle1 Rugg, the negro murderer Of
the Maybee family, died to-day, !! is said,
Of p broken heart,
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Joyful ID es.i nk In prospect,

y. gV1s Joyful MeetlnK IN Ff0aPtct, TlN1
ST., Lopls, July 2s-The vile OF Lieut..
A.W. Greely Passed through the city this
evening enroute from San Diego, Oal, to
Portsmouth, N. H., where she expects to
meet Lieut.. :9reely, August 9. The lady Is
accompanied by her brother, T. 6. Nc1.
muth, and her two children. b. y aS II, 4
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Receiver Of ,he Cred,, nobelior,

PHILADELPHIA. July 2S-In the United
Stats Circuit Court to-day, Oliver Ame.,
receiver Of the credit mobelier Of America,
asked TO be relieved Of the receiyerahip.
No reason waa assigned. Counsel prlvate,
ly states the cause wss tho pressure OF the
official duties Of Ames, who Ia Lieutenant.
Governor OF Massachusetts,, and he fnds It
it impossible to attend Court. Samuel 3.
Shipley, President OF the Peoyident Lie
lneurancs and Trust Company Of this city,
was appointed bis successor. :. ~
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Tux convention that is to meet at Par.
k,sbuig tomorrow is a Republican con.
vo,,ion, Barring this In mind 1t ought 10
s,,oa.;ble TO syoid any serious mistakes.
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p,pvyp,runu - noted ior It's hospitality.
INN. Republicans, ses that her Hospitality
!. m, abused. We can have good time
without o riot.
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r. IAN, pt,pAp.e trat We shall have 20
v,st 3 ism 3. RMEerebnrg IS the Demo-
o..,s had here, or 60 wild "wow and
yunpus," either.
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DIED.,

o,s,os1 ,r,osTER-on Sunday night July a. 1881, !. 10
o'ciosx' ANN fosIHH. III lhs slss year Of het scs,
funess! from the 10 ID nee OF her daughter. No.
leo1 EoG atreeEon Tuesday morning q, 10 O'clock.
Insnda Of The family invited, - ID :. -
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Che g'.telligtnrer:
n,nr,, ,".. ~ nn" - io"s'ren'h hsftt''

.r-r rc,on, ltariug the city during The rum.
~. Io,, he DAiLr ihTELLldEAC'EH
%' %,,a,,,s, 10 ther qJd,e. for any lime. and 10
.n, ~. ocali,y dt,aed at htra' Of Eileen cents per
,,,,t pO,.age prepaid BY u'.
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Cost Of ;the Gree,y. Keller Expedition.
WASHINGTON. July 90 The total ex.
penae at the Greedy relief expedition is
estimated by the officials Of the Navy De-
partment at. abcu' 100000. The original
estimate wss $500 900 I" OF the amount ex.
pended, SlS7 $50 was for the pnrchapa and
repaira Of lhs Steamer Beay; SILL for
the purchase and repair OF the Thetia;
$3.50 900 for supplies; s95 600 ,l for ri bringing
s'rnmen's to be nssd in MASKING obseyys.
tiont; SIS lGs ir, repsira made to the
Aler 81 900 for the transport Loeb Gar
~, add $l5 700 for coal. II is believed in
dispcsiny Of the yesssls the Government
will aecure an amount about equal to tho
sum paid Tor them. A large quantity Of
provisions are suitsble for navy Tue and
will be turned over ia the aervica. "
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ruv psrkersburg convention can nom'.
,,c.e,,h., will sweep the State.

Tue Supreme Court WAS entorasd at
wtsa,i,p. The cat will not jump that
r.v Al perkersbtrg.
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DIS HrEk Al NEA.
colilhion OF tho .LaxAm aud GlIon-lao
'o Pers0ns Drowned.

Coiiision OF tho .Laxam aud GlIon-lao
"o Persons Drowned.
LONDON, July 9a-The survivors Of tie
a:eApship La1am, which collided with the
Spanish steamer Giion, report that on the
morning Of tho collision thick fog pre-
vailed. The Laxam was going slow, and
bath steamers were sounding their
whistles. The Gijon struck the Lsxam
amidships, and the latter was nearly cut
asunder. The funnel lell and the steam
pipe burst. The ohslt engineer waa hor-
ribly scalded. Most Of the Laxam's crew
boarded 'ther G:jon. The captain Of the
Lsxam tied his vile and child to himself,
aae all three were hauled alb ard the
G'jon. The Lsxam sank twenty mir
utes after the collision. twas not lor z
before the Gijon began to settle and ter,l-
BILE confusion prevailed. The captain
stood with arevolver In hia hand but was
unable to keep order. The passengers ard
crew were fighting for their lives. The
boats were lowered and filed to the gun.
wales, but could not accommodate hall
the people. Those iortuuate to secure
places in them were abliged to keep Of
others with knives. The Giion sunk bow
first. Her 9uartor deck was crowded, and
women, the captsln and officers we're
standing on the bridge. It Is estimated 130
peIaons perished. u I'D 49,
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1r ,ppous be trus, Governor Cleveland
,o,., have taken a leIt.bsnded inspiration
Inn, @ ,hs motto Of the State Of Maryland.
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THE DEAD AND DYING.
TOUR AMONG CHOLERA plsTRlcrs.
Tho Saslassy Cssdii'os .! rssloa aaa Nasse!liss
GEsphie Dssesiptisa Of Hc.ass In The Hos.
p!tals and uraveyards-A Pitiab!s aad
I HsattrssdInS State Of LflAirs.

NEW YoRE, July 2s-A correspondent,
Of tho New York Times, yho has spent
five Days in the cholera injected districts o.
France, draws pitiiul picture Of suffering
and distress. He ssys: ,st, y &1
On leaving Paris to begin my tour Of the
injected cities found an absence OF fear
prevailing and few evidences VI the former
quarantine precautions which have since
been abandoned. The few persons to
whom I conveyed my intentions Of going
to Malsei!les, Toulon and Aries deprecated
the visit, IS | had expected they would do,
but they r,d.culed the idea OF the disease
becoming epidemic in 30 clean o city es
Paris, l took the night ua'n !or Marseiles,
and arose for breskla at o'clock in the
morning at Valence, some so mills south
oi Lyons, and watched the country care.
fully for signs OF anxiety or commotion,
but raw nothing unusual until Arlea wGs
reached: Here every window OF the Span.
leh looking houses was closed 80 far
IS could Observe them, and In the
streets tf this town Of 25 900 people not
soul was 10 be seen. AT the depot was con.
grega.ed q melancholy crowd Of poor pso
pie, the moat Of whcm had bundles
o. clothing and various domestic er,i.
cies tied up by means OF bed
clothes. They were waiting for the omni.
ous train--a train belonging 10 the third
class and miscellaneous in It's character
that anould carry them northwa.d to Tarss.
con, which is In the same department as
Aries, and 10 Baaucaire on the opposite
bank OF the Rhone from 'rarascoD. Durinp
the day and night there had been thirteen
deathe, and fearful panic had prevailed
In spite Of the Archbish~p's formal pro
G, shon to tie relics Of the saints in the
Cathedral Of St. Trophimus. Sgi 81. Il
MARsElLLFs As FIRST BEEN,
On the first view that one gets Of Mar.
aeilles no one would be apt to suspect,
either from the appearance Of the city
itself or Of the people he could see, that a
pestilencs had seized the town. It ves &C.
timatad at the time OF my arrival that fully
loo 600 people had already left the city;
but their absence ives scarcely noticeable
from the appearances OF the Streets, At
the eumptuous Hotel Noailles, on the Rue
Dc Noaitles, continuation OF the fem 3us
Cannebiere, q different scene wes obst, y-d.
In all lis hundred rooms myself and nv
courier were the only guests to be seen. In
the corridor we're sigma OF the Suspension
Of the table d'hote. We ate our luncheon
IN spacious open conrt. 0nly the foot.
steps OF solitary vsiter r. he patssd to
and tro on his ersands for os ser yed Tor
over one hour to interrupt the aombre
sile1ce. =
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WHERE TIE DlsEAsE AEouNps.

WdkhE ThE UlSkASE AE0CND5,
The repast ended, We undertook drive
through the city. Passing along the mar.
row and squalid Rue Ca;rserie, over one
half the shops were eoon to be closed at
every crossing. From a tenement region
on the hill above stream Of fetid water
flowed acroe1 the street and plunged down
q precipitors dezcent on the other side
through dark lanes crowded with towering
rookerlea Bwarming below with idle men
and children playing in The filthy gut,e,s.
the women meanwhile swashing the water
about with their brooms under The eyiden,
impression that they were cleaning some
thing. Each glimpse Of any one OF these
streels ie enough to turn the stomach oil
spy healthy man. The smell through
all this quarter, in which dur.
ing 8 rpsre OF twenty minute,
We met three lsden hearses, wss bad
enough, but the tmell WIS indeecribably
worse when We had driven aerle, town 10
two Of the most sm cted quarters Of all
Marseilles-Copelet.e and ,ne adj ,ininy
quarter. In order 10 reach them " crofs.
I'd the old ship canal, which wes filed to
the brim with reekipg water and had i,s
sprface thickly covered With garbage aud
refuse OF . decidedly ce]Ianeons and
revolving kind. Finally, We got on atreel
known as Toulon road-R Eids thorough.
fare without shade tee. Along is cutters
ran rivulets Of drab colorsd water which
had ove,aown from the canal when the
canal was damned now and the by heaps
ot roiten yege'sbles or worse suhs,ances,
including dead cats and dogs, Fonr out
Of every five houses were found closed,
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Row THE sick ARE TREATED.

The treatment, both here and at Toulon,
IN the arst stages, ia twenty drops Of lspda.
ppp, With three ezsips Of ether, and Ice in
tbs mouth to stop the vomiting. In the
second stages the patient, become vsry
cold. From ten to 10 grsmmes OF acetate
OF ammonia, the rame quantity OF alcohol,
and two il ljsctions Of morphia are given
daily. II the patient cannot breathe, ar,i
hcial respiration OF oxygen is produced,
The THRU Btsge ig ths coffin. Delay in
placing the bodies ID the Collins is made
necer-asy by the fact that Violent DC Il.
mor.em acfiop ol the limbs takes place.
caused By terrible REACTION after death,
In which the temperature riees from ey.
IRENE cold at dissolution to I2O' after Il.
Each ccttiu Is carefully disinf-cted. OF
many pathetic sights, the mes. painful
that cav occurred iu the female ward.
where one room wes mostly occupied by
childryn. ! pup Ae!d in her arms by an
open window dying babe Is mouths old.
Its three aiste1s, the Oldest being only 10
years, lay on beds near by their parents,
both ot whom died the same day, and
there wss rmail byps to1 any Of Tie re.
naming children save the oldegt. A dcyau
children in ali were to be aeen hsre, some
of them lip & state Of recovery. ''''''
MIDNIGHT AZ TEE pEAErrRF.
Late q. night droys With my cousier
outside the city to the cemetery, St. Pierre,
to see the burial Of tho three patieu,s
whom I had observed in the Pharo Hospl.
tai in the afternoon. .sj'.al., ag@r
Soon the first Of the hearscs appeared; !;
then followed the others. After a brief
burial service, intoned by pale young
prieg!, Who looked bsdly scared. three
boxes we're hpfrirdly low ered ito trensb sH
5 ises deep BY 20 feet long, and a eoodly
quantity oi lime wei shoveled on top. 1t
Wfsa Rbssi)y trench. and there was plenty
OF room for more collins. II IVES q weird
and ssddeniDg sight. There stood he
blanch.taced prie,t, intent On his holy
calling, surrounded by gang OF swsrt.
bare:chtsted, misunderstanding laborers,
who boFe the eopbye cofinA For back.
ground there otood the fail yhite houses,
The dead still wore their tsRdry trinke,g,
and the whole wss lighted up Is in bic.
tnre by Rembrandt, but the titjul glare Of
three lanterne. Those gaping trenches
we're big enough to hold their thousands
!5.% FILTHY rorLoy. 4,..,i 4,
Il, IN . sanitary sense, the condition Of
Aa4selllea was irighdul, that OF TpuloR
struck me assimply murderous. Although
Toulon hes q background OF mountains,
the city itself ia situated on fat plain,
four feet only above the level Of tideles,
sea. The consequences arising from i'm.
perfect drainage, with natural want NJ
slore, are that the sewers have only q iall
Of ls inches, 60, with sluggish move
the filth Of the town drops into an almos,
staguaut eea. What is worse is that Atm, At the
points where these drains DIV thsy us sys
nnlu oauannd Nth nlank aAa ~ nI.s. 4. 4.
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RAILROAD TO COOKE CITY.

organization of Company TO Build q
Road to the Greatest Mining District .,
Montana
Yesterday there was filed i'm the Of.
nee OF the Secretary of the territory
the certificate of incorporation of the
bullion Railroad Company, organized
with capital of $l,O0O,0 900. The
company Is to build and operate IA
railroad from Cinnabar to Cooke City,
IN Gallatin county, Montana, and it
also has for an Incidental object the
erection of reduction works at Liv.
lngston. The names Of the incorpor
ators as they appear in the certificate
are, Col. Geo. O. Eaton and Geo. A.
huston. OF Cooke City, D. E.. Fogarty,
ana Major f. D. Pease. of Livingston.
and George Haldron, of Billings, and
beside those a glitterlng array of east
ern capitalists. some of them of ma
tional fame, are connected with the
The corporation is organized for ac-
tive work and to carry out the objects
in it's charter. Further
than this there is nothing to be made
public at present.