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THE G.skLY PARfY.
Demonstration Pre- pairing for The Lie
ienaaf-Jha Head Explorers.

AOE AH6 Lii III
ienant-The head Explorers.
NKwnuRYroRr, MASS, August 5 The re
cepslon to Greedy neg! Thursday includel
a parade Of the knights Templar art
militia, several Posts oil the Grand Army
civic eociedes, the fire department. and
school children, which will be reviewed by
Greedy. A band concert will be given in
the afternoon. An illumination and fam.
beaux psrade and fireworks will occur In
the evening. :
The public buildings will be decorated
and four triumphsl arches erected. Amonp
those invited ARE Governor Robinson and
stan, secretarys Chandler and Liuctlp,
COMMANDER schley And Coffin, Lieutepan,
Emory, and Greely's surviving comradea
a committee Of ladies and gentlemen me,
this afternoon to tske steps toward present.
timonial. '"'
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The JSTELLlGESCER occasionally issues q
University edision.-Molgantown Ner
D.minion DAM
Yes, and Il o lSTELLldEScER is glad to
hsys 60 able an ally as the NeD Dominion
has proven 10 be. This week it fairly
b.stles with good things on the Unive,sity.
In one place the paper Gays: "The people
Of this community and the people OF West
Virginia do not differ, We think, as to the
cha,sc!e. oi q man who shall ba Get up in
the University as teacher Of their boye.
They demand that he ehsll be free from
the common vices OF drinking, swearing,
gambling and scofting at the Christian
religion. We protest that the contrary has
not been established by the verdict in the
Latham trial. II the people ever get a
chance to pass upon the question there
will be no uncertain ring about their ve.-
dict"
Following this up i. explains the recent
sc.ion Of the Board OF Regents in the
La,i,am aIair: ut is g mietake 10 assert
tta: the Board Of Regents scquitted Latham
Of the charges sgsinst him. They excuI.
pssed him, it is true; bu. at the same time
they declared that it had been proved that
he drinks Intoxicating liquors; that he
usea language which common people caV
proiane; and that his ttmper and manner
difqualiiy him for teacher. But they
continue him in the University all the
same. The only thiEg left unsettled ia 10
ascertain Just how mitch it would take TO
disqualify man for Proieeeorship in the
view OF the 3 ard OF Regents"
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cAlEo, Angus: S-The autumn e1pedi-
t'oa for the relief OF General Gordon will
proceed up the Nile by way of Dougols.
suskim is abandoned as bass Of opers.
tions. The projec! OF constructing a rail.
way from Suakim 10 Berber has been
abandoned and the plant taken to India.
a dispatch from Asaouau ssatss that Msior
hstchner and the Mud;r OF D3nss!a have
gone to Debheh. The Nile rose four fee,
st Assouan yesterday. Gen. G.entell and
CSL Taylor have gone from Aes,uan to
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DaANE FtG ar.
Prominent Cftizens or Long Isiaud En-
ID gage In IL Street Br,wg

Prominent Citizens or Long IsIaud Fn,
gnge In IA Street BsawI.
New YoEE, Angus. s,-The quiet little
village OF Huntington, on the north sho O
Of Lorg Island, is very much exercised 10.
night over the details Of fight in its p-:n.
cipal street between millionaire reside mt
OF q ne:ghboriug town and the editor Of a
weekly newspaper published in Hunting
ton. The comba!an.s wers D;. Olive. II,
Jones, CT Cold Spring, and Mr.. Shepard,
Dr.. Jones had the best Of the fight, though
both men at the close were very much the
wcrse for 1t. The quarrel was an old one.
and had its origin in dispute about car.
tain gravel lands in which Dr.. Jones was
interested, and over which there is now a
lsweuit. Editor Shepard has from the rss
opposed the interests Of Dr.. Jones, aud his
opposition, through the columns Of h 8
newspaper, has been so fierce that it
aroused the Doctors anger.
The men met to-day and the D,cter
promptly took afr. shepsrd to task for the
last article which appeared in the news.
paper aud which the Doctor insisted was
lalee and unfair. -
1: seens that the Doctor has control oi
the other two newspapers published in
Huntington, snd these two have come to
his aid in making it decidedly warm for
Eiitor Shepard. The gentlemsn, when
they met to-day, banded hard words in
the warmea! way, and finally, it ia alleged,
Mr.. Shepard made threatening remark
followed BY belligerent movement, where
upon the Doctor, with much sg.il,y and
Surprising force, let his right hsnd ia!l
against the editors nose. T6is wus follow.
ed by other blows in quick SUGGESTION.
whicn were returned by Mr. Shepard. By
this time, however, crowd had gathered,
and the combatants wers separated.
The amateur pugllists are membsrs Of
churches Of different denominations, ant
each had his personal following there ard
in society, 30 that the extent Of the breeza
which the fight created ma, bs really
imagined. Both had stror & trienda in tie
crowd which separated them, and it wss
feared at one tims that the oppoeing forces
would engage in f,es Fl sht, so warmly diA
they champion the csuse OF their pfiuci.
pals. 1t ia probsble that the pugilists will
90 to law both civilly and.criminally,
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LARlMER, Pa, August s.-The,e ia great
excitement hero over the rumor that ] Jamea
Coltord, who disappeared suddenly eight
years ago, had b.en murdered by saloon
keeper named Patrick Maloy, and tbs BODY
thrown into an old we'll, which ahortly
afterwards filled up. The well will be eS.
amlned Tor the remains. M.loy is now
eervlng term in the peni.en,iaIy Tor the
murder Of Miles, at Bsaddock, about year
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A Chicago Democratic scheme,

CHICAGO, August Sit is announced
this morning thst conference Of sixty
prominent Geimans will be held at the
quarters Of the Democratic state Central
Committee tomorrow for the purpose OF
eiec!lng central organiz t.;on OF G Garmsns
regardless OF former political preference in
opposition to the Republican ticket.
Several German papera in the Stale have
s'guitisd their intention TO be represented,
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"0kLANOMAo PAYNE.
Tho "Boomer" Camp o. X. elk Fall Le
eled 10 ibe Earth.

Tho "Bosner" Camp oi X. elk Fall Low.
eled 10 ,le Earth.
CALDWELL, KAN, August S.-Yesterdsy
General Hatch, in company with Adjatant
General Finley and Inspector Greene, OF
the Interior Department, visited Payns's
camp, at Rock Fall, Indian country, and
after reading the Presidents proclamation
to him and his assembled followers, direct
ed them to leave the Territory before this
morning or they would be elected. This
took place in small board shanty occu.
pied by the Oklahoma Chief, Newspaper.
the forms Of which were being made no at
the time. Payne at frs. attempted TO
discuss the legal aspects Of the
case, but soon became angry, and very
abusive in his language, calling all the ofii.
GERS OF the government, from the highest
to the lowest, pack OF thieves. Cooper,
the editor, chimed in with vituperation
and threats. Failing to provoke the { ii :.
csrs into quarrel, Payne said he had a
valiss full oi money, and ho would give one
thourand dollars to be tried by the United
S'ates Coushand 10 order 10 assure the
oficers OF case sysins. him, would than
and there sill them liquor OF c!gars without
q license or permit. He urged the ofticers
to dine with him, and offered them plenty
ofliquor II they would do 90. p, ~ :,
Bythis time large crowd had assembled
from tha tents and shauties along the river,
and the officers again admorished them
to leave and not return. The only reply
Was torrent OF abusive epithets that can
not be published. The officers then re-.
turned to the camp, ten milea diotsn..
Early this morning tvo sq1adrons OF the
Ninlh United statea Cavalry, commanded
by Captain Moore, appeared in the boom.
ers" camp, and under the direction OF
Indian Agent R:g,re, arrested the whole
community, anu took charge Of the
printing office. All the women
and children and men who were
not offenders. were escorted to
the Kansas line together with their
personal property. Six old Offenders
named D. l. Payne, ]. E. Cooper, D. e.,
Greathouse, T. W. Eckleberger, John Nc.
Grew. and s. L. Mosely, we're loadsd into
six mule wagons and started under the ca.
cort Of Lieu. Jackson and fifteen man for
Fort Smith, Ark, three hundred miles dis.
tant. The paper Was ready to 90 to press,
and upon inquiry a number Of pfinte, =
were found IN the command, who soon
printed the edition Of one hundred COMES.
The press vas then carefully packed and
loaded into wagon, and started under an
eecort for Afuskogee, i. being con6scated
property and under the law unrepIeyen.
able. g4. ,sa@.a' ~ - .SJ3' =
The printing Office and other buildings,
including two boarding houses, a drus
store, cigar store and res!aurant, and
some cheap dwellings, were then hurued
70 the ground, and the lass veetige Of Rock
to cut the throat OF the fits, man who AZ
tempted to arrest him, but one colorei
soldier marched him shout the camo la
an hour. Payne has loat whatever pr.a
tigc he may have had heretofore with III,
thinking class Of the community. H. ha
been on a dsbauch tor q week, and was uu
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night

Now COMES man who wants political
paratss d spensel With, and in lieu Of the
torch, the cheers, music and enthusiasm
have tho marching clubs turned into de-
b4tipg socie.ies. There is something In
the suggestion, but it will be many years
before the change is brought about-most
certainly not this year.
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PANAMA, Angus! S.-The Star and Herald
reports an epidemic ol amalignant and por.
nlcious lever at San Carlos, thirty.eight
mills fsom Panama There were nine
deaths 10 from tweaty.foug 10 thifsy-scven
hours. The inhabitants rre panic stricken.
1t Is believed the epidemic is due to the in.
tense malaria poisoning. Panama is very
s!ekly. There are from ten 10 fifteen deaths
daily. The heat ia ia.ense,
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IT will be encouraging to the Irish. Am er.
irsus who broke the Ice and organized q
Blsins and Logan club last evening with
twenty fye members 10 recall the fact that
a,,he trs. meeting OF the largest Garfield
and Arthur club four years ago only
twenty-five ramea were enrolled the fra.
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FrnucO.Chice,e u,fli.oi,v

LONDON, August S.-The Pail Nall Ga.
:ate Publishes the following: "Admi,a al
Coufoes has not occupied the tarbor or
mines at kslung. French war vessels in
tae port will make 10 hostile movement at
ht1uluns nor elsewhere in China" In the
House ol Commons yesterday the Under
secretary OF S:ate fox Foreign Affairs eaid
he Believed that negotistlons between
france and China are still going on and
hoped they would result in a friendly set.
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A slim TURNOUT
Ot Democrats atn k.oie.rn,sing at Elk.
ton, W,ys

VI neAnuCrhtb ntn EOle.rntslNR Rt Elk.
ton, W.yn.
sptetal Dispatch 10 le la,eiiJenea.
PIEDMONT, W. Va, August Yesterday
WAS big day with the Democracy in this
vicinity. A Cleveland pole waa raised a.
EIkins, on the West Virginia Central road
near this place. The fact had been well
advertised, extensive preparations made
for the event, prominen. speakers Invited
and the enthusiastic Democrat was ex.
pected in large numbers. Hs came, "mcst
q hundred Of him."
Very little interest was manifested in
tho OCCASION and the managers, ss we'll as
the speakers, were disappointed at the
slim attendance and the luke-warmness OF
the Democracy. rhe PRINCIPAL speakers
were Hon; J. ". Yeitch, of Oakland, and
Hon. Q: Wood Daley, OF Keyser. A pole
ninety feet long was raissd and nov Il rats
the mysterious legend: "Cleveland, Hen.
dricks and Reform"
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Rough on the Teachers.

sr. PETERssuRo, August s.-The Rus
sian Government haa ifs1ed circular to
principals Of achoola in Russia, holding
them zespoEeible for any revolutionary
tendencies their scholars may have, and
enloining them to maintain q etric. s1per.
vision over their pupils in orde, to dissi.
psse the slightest favor. OF Nihilistic sent.
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PtrTsnupoH, August s.-The twenty Eve
men arrested for robbery and assault OF
Lizzie Bradley, three weeks ago, had 6
hearing today and all bu. six were releas.
ed, the evidence not being sufficient to
hold them. Hilton, Grimes, Penn, Meal
lister, 0rrcn ard Morey were committed to
Jail Tor trial. Alex. Brown, the principal
witness. could not be found to-day, and 1t
10 though. by the police that he bss been
cpir!sed away by friends Of the prisoners,
Rs be started Tor this city at an early hour
this morning to attend the hearing. Miss
Bradley has nearly recovered. .G.
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PORTSMOUTH, n. H., August s.-Sscrsta,y
Chandler, who came hero to attend the re.
ceptlon Of Lieutenant Gresly and his com.
panloons, will probably leave in few days
ior the interior Of New Hampshire. Ii
viii Join tho North Atlantic squadron a,
Newport the la,. week in August, when
there will be grand naval review. Pest.
dent Arthur, Secretary Lincoln and othe,
prominent gentlcmsnt are expected to be
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NEW YokK, Ausuat s-The Bankers aud
Merchanta' Telegraph Company to-day OBJ
tanned an injunction in their suit against
the International and Eastern Telegraph
Company restraining the defendants from
attempting TO enfore the payment OF note
for $4,000, and from ceiling, pledgine or
parting with any mortgage bonds of the
Banke!a and Me,chsn,s' Company, held
as collateral. l. is claimed by the defend.
ant that the company failed to ful6ll lis
agreement to purchase the lines Of the
plaintiff. y
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American poiit,ca, Craurs.

BosToN, August S.-The following circu.
lar was sent out to day by the National
Executive Committee Of the American Po-
litical Alliance who have ordered the nom
instion Of candidates for President and
Vice President of their Councils: Sound
the alarm! Americans to ruls America /
Ring tie bell on every village green in the
land! Down with the attempt to- elec. a
President Of the United States by aid Of a
concentrated foreign or natural!zsd vote!"
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Damages waa,o, r,rn ,,o,,,.,o,.

DETROIT, MleH, August s.-Depu,y
Marshal Taylor has served libel on the
Canada Pacific Railroad steamer Alberta,
now undergoing rspai1a 4. the Detroi! dry
dock, at the instance Ct Wesley G. Richard.
con, of the steam barge John NJ. Osborn,
with which the Alberta collidad on Lake
Superior ahont ten daya ago, and the
Cleveland Iron Manufacturing Company,
the owners OF tbs suuksu cargo. The libel
smounts to SOL .23i and includes the loss
sustained by the seamen Of the Osborn.
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ble last night to attend the conference OF

able last night 10 attend the conference OF
the equstteis after General Hal ch left Rock
FAlla. The poor deluded squstte1s now
realize that they have paid him many thou.
sands Of dollars without any equivalent,
The number elected from this camp was
about two hundred and fifty people. A
large crowd ot citizsns was present from
Hunnewell as spectators, and heartily ap.
plauded the couiss adopted to rid the Ter.
ritory Of the intruders. It Ia believed that
this will cure the "boomers'' Of trying 10
force settlement Of the Indian lands
Other detachmenta Of troops have been
sent to the remaining settlements, who
will, In Ike manner. arrest the ring.
leaders and take them to Fort Smith.
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TIE Richmond D1potch Is taking very
Kindly interest in tho campaign in West
Virginia, more, in iact, shrn in the exciting
.,F.irs Of the old Dominion. Generally its
statements sra wrong.

So Perry Btlmont is billed to stump
Maine for Cleveland This Ia in keeping 6
with the reputation Of the Democratic
marty for bunde.iug. II "Ltttie Perry's"
sn4sctes dom. make votes for Blaine We
very much mistake the temper Of the men
~ Maiua
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Assistant po.,mn.,er Gonie Wrong.

WASHINGTON, D. G., August s.-Inquiriaa
made at the PostofIice Department. dsEsl-
oped the following iaca in connec.ior
with the financial Irregularities and disap-
pearance lof Assistant Postmaster Morton
at Brooklyn, N. y: A. the expiration ol
the frat month in each quarter the en-.
ployes Of the Brooklyn possotti :e were re-,
quiIed to eien the payroll for the full
quarter, although they had received pay 10,
but one month. Morton, who was in com
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sAN FRANclsco, August S.-A libel suit
for $4,000 was instituted to-day against
the Aita Californian, by Sarah A. Sharon,
the plaintiff in the Sharon divorce case.'
The alleged cause ia ths publication Of
William NJ. Neilaon's statement accusing
her Of forging what are known IS "My
Dear Wife" lettera, f1 gs St t..I.
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BRus:ELs. August Sit is expected the
municipal authorities will prohibit the
Liberals from holding any demonstration
on Sunday. The Police have taken the
same precautions to guard the approaches
to tue Chamber Of Deputies as were oh.
served Yesterday. 49, N -''' - : n
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The Cholera Record.

PARIS, August S.-During the twenty.
four hours ended at o'clock tonight,
twenty.iour deaths from cholera occurred
q: Alarseillee. The record Of the hospitals
OF Toulon to-day is as follows: Admissions,
8; discharged, s; deaths under treatment,
s.. Two deaths from cholera to-day at
Lasena. .r..EL = -. -.E.-- tl s. -...-.--LL-
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A Lunatlc Pires uis hwceth. arts Home.

ALunatlc Pires nis A,vceth. arts Home.
TRor,, August S.-Albest Baker, Of Shu.
chan, Washington county, has been ar.
rested here on charge Of arson in setting
FIRE to the house occupied by the family Of
Mrs. Julia Ke.chum, OF Hocsick Falls.
Baker, who Is weak minded, had fallen In
love with Mrs. Ketchum's daughter, and
because hia affections we're not returned he
determined TO be revenged. The flames
were fortunately discovered in time to
prevent the destruction Of the dwelling.
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BOhTDS nOlikBOhN
open the Campa'Eu-hsgrets OF Promi.
nenllnyIteu Orators.


neul Invited Orators.
RosToS, Mass, August s.-The Demo.
Gratis tonight opened the campaign by a
double ratification meeting. When the
doors opened a. Faneuil Hall and fremont
Temple hundreds Of persons were in wait.
ing snd quickly filled the interior Of both
halls. Both fremont Temple and Faaeuil
Hall were unconioriably crowded. At
Faneuil Hall Congressman P. A. Collins
presided. The frs. speaker was Josiah G,
Asbott. rs was followed by Thomas G.
Jordan, wto delivered an address which
arraiSned Blaine. D. IF. PiIlsbrry fol.
lowed in the same strain, and the last i'm.
portsnt speaker was F. o. Prince, Of the
National Democratic Committee.
At the Temple meeting William CASTOR
presided. Edward Avery, Judge Rsdmond,
Josiah Q1iscy, Jr., aad Horatio J. Swasey
made the prominent addresses OF the even.
ing. Fire Commissioner John E. Fizzsrald
addressed himself TO the Ir;sh. American
voters. Letters were resd from many prom.
inent gentlemen.
7. A. Hendricks sent the following:
SARATOGA, N. Y.
1regret that cannot attend the D .mo.
cratic meeting, Friday evening, in Boston.
Hope it will be great success.
tS'2ned T. a. HENDRICKS.
Hon. S. 5. Cox wrofe: " Fl
New YORK, August s.
DEAR SIg:-Your Invitation tu your Bcs.
ton meeting received. have previous
and unavoidable engagement on the S.h.
and, in fact, for the month Of August
shall be pre- occupied. Regret,ing my in.
ability to be on hand,
Iremain yours truly,
(signed) SIS. Cox.
Col. vilss. Presiden. OF ths Democratic
National Convention, wrote: g
MADISON, Wis, August S.
have received this morning your favor
OF the fret containing On invitation to be
present at the ratification meeting 10 be
held on the evening Of the S:h- inst. +
regret l am unable to participate il the
privileges Of that meeting and shs,e the
sstistacsiGn which my brother Democrats
Of Boston will manifest, but only arrived
home last evening from the Eat, and I
am unable to return 80 soon. ~ I
John Kelly ssnt the following: n
t 5af=@ SARATOGA, Augus!7.
In reply to your dispatch I will cay it
will be impossible for me to respond to the
request to addr 81 the ratification meeting
to be held in Blston.
Joseph Puli,zer, editor OF the New York
World, IVES one Of the most prominent
speakers announced for the meeting.
He arrived in Boston Wednesday evening
ready to perform the duties assigned him.
On his arrival found q tslesram announcing
that one Of hie trusted employees had been
taken suddenly i'll and was in most c1iti-
cal condition. Pulilzsr returned to New
York without delay aqd Thursday sent the
following telegram. g..
New YoBK, August 7.
To General P. 4. Collins, Chairman:
II is absolutely impossible for me to
speak on Friday evening tor the 1easors
mentioned. .Ea
rS;vpod 49, a1Iti I,s Tsrrp,y pr-,rr,rD
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VOLUME xxxII"N UMBER 3Ol:

plese control OF the tnauces Of the office
was thus sfordedan opportunity OF which
ne h,, avsiled himself, in making the roll to
III In blanks for the le7t two months Of
eaca quarter with figures representing
sams lrh lager than those actually paid out
Inc total ano1nt OF the discrepancy was a
sma!! eum, four bundled dollars. Regard
ing alorton's disappearance during the in
vessigation, the inspectors supposed be
guessed the result ot The inquiry and fed
to Europe. They do not believe his mind
s affected or that he Is Ia this country.
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BERLIN, August s-A German gunboat
Is pursuingin the North Sea, Epglish fsh-
ing smacke, which recently pillaged the
provision cutter from Bremen. iI
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Denti In n d'nOD.

LONDON, August s.-A hen coop was
found in the Bay Of Biacay with two dead
men. It is Huppossd the men we're from
the steamers La1ham or Gijon, which
coittded and sank some days ago CT Cor
uuua. =
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San FRANCISCO, August S-Jno. W. Mac.
kay denies the truth Of the statement tele.
graphed last night from Naples Of the en-.
gagement Of his daughter Eva 10 q member
oithe Collona family. Fl
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PHILADELPHIA, August S-The. Receiv-
ers of the Philadelphia l. Reading Rail.
road Company have not held meeting
sincs Friday last. Messrs. Lewis and Ba.
ker will leave for their vacations in few
days, and the chances are tha. another Re-
ceivers' meeting. will not be- held until
September, tho inventory Of the property
ordered by the Receivers was being made
and that statement for the public would
probably be ifsued by the first Of Septem-