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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30

practice of his profession, and was for
fourteen years cashier of bank in
Malone.
In 1850 and 1851, Mr.. Wheeler was a
member of the New York Assembly.
ana III 1895 and 1889 was IL member of
the State Senate. and was elected pres
ident of that body in 1859. He was
elected to the Thirty seventh Congress
IN 1850, and in 1867 was IA member of
the New York constitutional conven-
ton, and was elected president of the
convention. He was reelected to Con-
grrsS i'll ls6s, and has represented his
district at Washington continuously
since that time. His name now stands
first on the Republican list of members
OF the committee on appropriations In
the last Congress, he WAS chairman of
the committee on commerce. and in
Icoo. 1870 and 1872 WAS chairman of
the committee on the Pacific railroad.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30
Forney on Blaine.
From Saturdays Philadelphia Press

From Saturdays Philadelphia Press
Like Alexander. he WAS born to rule.
His nomination would have given us
what We have never had in the presi-
dental chair-a man of brains, of nerve,
of culture, of dash, of great heart. No
body, from Washington down to Grant,
has entirely filled this comprehensive
bill. Blaine would have more than
done 1t. But our Young statesman can
afford Ia wait. He has mastered that
bright lexicon of youth reserved by fate
for glorious future, in which there is
no such word ;s fail. Great things await
him. He stands day. a> he did YES
terdaN, the foremost man of the repub-
lie. the leader of his party in the halls
OF Congress, the man most feared hv the
enemies of the state. Men have called
him ambitious, but Mr. Blaine has only
been patriotic. and under his admins
tratl"n peace and prosperity. like civil
zatIon under the great Cardinal. would
have risen. phrniX-lke from the ashes
OF the ruin and r;Incor of civil war He
must hide his time Four Years is not
long for Il man. who has more than "A
score to spend before he reaches the
PSalmI>t age. to wait whose great
powers have not Vet fully ripcncd. and
before whom lies the greatest work of
his life. Reaching tor Il crown of lau-
rclS. he has not gra>prd Il wreath of
bays. lSrO will find him at the head
of the republican hosts
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30
JnfrLs.

No.. l.. IoH>>BURY HOUSE,
lhtt 81. .IOHNsBUKI. VT.
a,..,. ,NE>uE HOUSE.
,Ntt ST JuHNsBURY, VT
'" MORRISON. Propr-tors.
Russ HOUSE.
~ tkN>'I-oo. CALIFORNIA.
>Ir MOI Il a Co. Proprietors.
WI. N,>>FIELD HOTEL,
't.- STOWE. VT.
Motel with all the modern improve
','%um"dati"ns for 300 guests.
Keller Manager.
r...>>I. JULIAN HOTEL.
"t' + WARD proprirtoT M'''''
Il LEON SPRINGS
'' y Leon Springs Is now open for the
''''r'i"n of visitors.
f,r TERMS:
I """'h of June 81 25 per Diem.
"'' aud August, 81 so per diem.
3.y.. ,'''N>\ JOHNSON SARGEANr. Proprs.
L GILMAN Manager: as.sa
'>iitD STATES HOTEL.
Slut. FortldHd Ne
,' Wy centre of the city The best
nous" i"I business men.
HEATED BY STEAM
Attention Given to quests
with the Best the Market Arords
-. . r hereafter. will be but q w Der dav
'" ms Including Parlor and Bedroom
WOLCOTT s CO. Pros.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30
Great Shop-keepers.

In Scribner for July. DIR. Holland
says that \. +. Stewards "hllSineSs was
one which he did not do. aud could not
do. without depressing influence up
on all who were dependent upon the
same business for Il livelihood. His
gleat establishment WAS "A shadow that
hung over all the others in the town.
The man with ten or twenty thousand
dollars the man with Il hundred thou
sand dollars; the man with one thou
sand dollars, each, alike, was obliged
to compete with this man. who had
millions out side of the necessities of his
enormous business. The hosier. the
halter, the woman in her thread and
needle shop, the milliner, the glove
dealer, the carpet dealer, the uphol-
sterer, all were obliged to compete with
Stewart. If he had followed Il single
line of business il would have been diff
terent; but he followed all lines
Wherever he saw profit to he made.
in any line of business that was at all
congruous with dry goods. lie made it,
He thus became Il formidable compet-
ii"r with half the shop-keepers in New
York. His capital made it possible for
him to ruin men 10y the turn of his hand,
to fiN prices ut which everybody was
obliged to sell at whatever loss How
ever proud the New Yorker may have
been of his wonderful establishment
and there Is no doubt that it was pretty
universally regarded with pride, it is
easy now to see, in this period of un-
cXampled depression, that our business
men at large would he in IL much better
rpuuit ion IL that aSt., llisbm.nt had ,,.,
er existed. If all the money that has
gone to swell his useless estate had
been divided among small dealers, hun
dreds of stores, now idle, would he oc-
cupied, and multitudes of men now in
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30
HT SIN ESS "a RDS.

CHAS. 4. AIKEN,
HANutuEIE TUNER, JoHNsON's BLOCK,
Railroad Street, st Johnsbury.
b. Is. CUSHING, Md,
homeopathic Phy y-ician and surgeon.
>Icr"s,"r Z" DR.. HOHyhtOH.)
't'- d,d r.-,drnrr at Mrs. kmapprms. Main 81
HENRY 4. BATES,
-.IutNtl LAW. Il. k ST, 81. Johnsbury
AU iniFullN attend t" any professional bus,
--'' 'urri-t' l." his care al moderate charges.
&C. n u. 4. BABBITT.
Dealers i'll
"a aud Fanny GOODS. BOOTS and SHOES
'tr'''' K"riv- MADE Ctotht.y, Siicer Plated
"iF' & which will br sold for Cash or
L'tdN fiN al the Lowest Prices at
rho "" odd Fellows Block
-'..a. Al ~IEttI ST. JOHSSBURY, VT
b\\ItL>, >YLNE>TER n CO.,
DEALERS IN
VIZ : \ y u Il roc ERIES.
Nid- Block Railroad Street
HNEILETT. DANIELS Il co.
nEALERsI N
.a"' EEIES AND MEATS.
@.. at ~trr,l St. Johnsbury
BILLIARD n FOLSOM,
ihh>I,iAN> ANp SURGEONS,
81 .I"hu-bury.
Er.k Block Nam street
""''t ir-,irnc-. Dr. Folsom residence
"i'''Ih \ Venue. Cherry Street.
.'''' "'.i- tg"m I" 10 \. NJ. to- l.. NJ
John BACON I'd.
''FE ~ HIDES LEATHER AND OIL
~ Iuhu~hury Centre, VI.
4. BROOKS, VI. D..
.. fH1 ~l,INN AND SURGEON.
"-''-.drn'' opp. the Bakery, 81. t.Jnhnsbur.
THOMAS BARTLETT,
'>h!LpE At LAW. ST. JoHSsBUKY, VT.
''."rfIt ui l.ludnn 2ltf
WV. ". CIRCUIT,
'''NLl AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
lhii"u Vermont
"to. II. FRENCH,
~ 'LEE II GENERAL MERCHANDISE
-'",> Usually kept in country store.
'Sr F'""s is i0W ds the lOiceSt
F Wv" la! papers made upon short notice
N'~ VERMONT
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30
William A. Wheeler,
THE CINCINNATI NOMINEE FOX vi,


THE CINCINNATI NOMINEE FOX VICE
PRESIDENT.
William A. Wheeler of Malone. was
born in the town where he still lives,
in north eastern New York, on the line
of the Ogdemsburg and Ronse's Pom t
railroad. of which he was for eleven
wears president. He was born on the
::aItL Of June, 1919, and is now nearly
81. He entered the University "f Yer
mont with the class of 1872, has lett the
Institution aftera little more thana year,
and began to study law in Malone. ne
,rnt to be district attorney for Franklin
county. of which Malone Is the shlre
town. but atterward abandoned the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30
Perfect Peace

IN sweet peace the father k-eps me
closely by his side tonight
foids ms loving arms about me
Sheds Ger me his gracious light.
speaks IN words of tender comfort
As mother to her child
ieIis ME he will be nv refuge.
Though the storm beat fierce and wild
All my heart had sunk within me,
ii he had not proved nv Rock
was weak and tired with WANDERING
was teeblest of his flock
Well He knew the sore foundations
mat Withdrew me from nv home
ANA lie whispered Il can help thee
'omt and try me-wilt thou com. -
oi, his voice was full of pIeadin.
And could not choose. but heed
Yes, my Father | iciH trust thee
Ask thee To forgive and lead
80 he keeps me clio beside him.
Through the tangled path of life,
And III walking calmly. safely,
Midst the trouble and tn. strife,
Perfect peace is all the story
That my soul can sing tonight
frrfect peace i'll Him. the Father
Through the Way, the Truth the Life!
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30
Turkish Revenge.
A WHOLESALE ASSASSINATION OF TURK.
I>H CABINET OFFICERS.

I>H CABINET OFFICERS.
y dispatch dated at C"n>tantinoplr
at nine o'clock Friday. SAYS the minis
tcr> We're assembled in council last
night at the residence of Midhat p.l>ha
president of the council when an officer.
VIII" has been recently dismissed from
the SerN ice. entered the council cham
her. armed with revolver. and shot
and instantly killed Ilasscin Avani
PIsha, minister of war. and Rachil Pa
>ha. minister of foreign affairs. and
seriously wounded kai>cIli P;isha. min
lister of the marine. He also killed the
aid de-camp of the grand vizi,r and a
servant of Midhat Pa,ha. The assassin
WAS arrested. The motive for the ter
rihle deed is supposed to have been re
venge for his dismissal from the military
scIN ice.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30

well he called hackneyed, and who
would wish to spare either of them
For the rest the volume contains Alling-
hams Fairies" Lowelfs "AbOve and
Below" BrOwning's "Two on Il Noun
tain," EmerSOn's "Monadnoc," Arnold's
"NiSion of Helicon" and scores of other
pieces relating to mountains. For sale
by Howard & Rowell. st. Johnsbury
Price, 81 %
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30
business pirettorn:

.... Ei.p,>> dHd L0cdti0H Of fhe Iedd-
C,,r,>> Houses in 81. JOhnsburu.
,,,i,ulturiI Tools and Hardware.
..--I, : ~ONS Hoyt's Block Il. K. 81
tpothecaries.
BINGHAM N". : Bank Block. Main st.
NIt"rn-v- at Law.
,,n,\IiuNEEY .I-wrtts Building, X. K. St
,NNNl r,rr L. K. Office, and Post Office
.NAlpf N".2 Calcd"nian Bin. up stairs.
.ylLlEl, Nam 81, over Hall & Fl-tchrrs >
....,,. L-tii- l:r"hrI
Hnnk- and Stationery.
..,EpA ;uWELL Calrd"nian BIN Main -
Book binders.
s-uiNrA 90. ACTS. Monument Square.
HL,mk>- Legal and business.
r>Iu\IA 90. Monument square.
Bakers and Confectioners.
$50 BRADLEY Nam Street.
Clothing for Men and Boys.
al ENIEENNk> 4 co, Fairbanks Village.
IrmrkrrN. Glass and stone Ware.
sal tAlEEANkS \ co, Fairbanks Village.
.lrrring Paper Hanrinrs, Window shades.
.a4 fAl:EANkS \ co. Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
FfEkIN~ ,.tlrdnniam Block Nam Street.
" l. Innd~. Groc-rir> and Fruits,
g.IHfN~N FEIIENGILL. Eastern Avenue
un tnnd-, and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
.f uhIt N,ruur Block X. L. Street.
tAl IAIEENNk> 4 co, Fairbanks Village.
Furniture and Ca-kets.
.a.LA ~NII>EE Main Street
.>.NItAt AIpEEWUDp LOO +. Blk X K ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30
VOLUME 39---NUMBER 2O3l.

and the honest British public distribut-
ed itself, each member thereof satisfied
that Il scoundrel had been defeated in
his attempt tn rob small boy engaged
i'll iilally supporting his aged mother.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30

Maine has short memory, but We
apprehcnd her memory is long enough
TO recollect that it is Massachusetts
which has prevented the nomination for
President of the moblest republican lead
er. There is Il story of an old woman
who WAS Il good deal irritated hecallse
She was not invited to Il ncighbors
funeral. 'Somrtimr,' SAYS she, 1--WE
may have ii funeral in our family, and
we'll see then who'll be inv tied -
LeTiston JOurnai
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30

Two "NICIoUs ANIMALS Gin
cinnati paper tells about IL wicked cat,
which attacked Il Mrs. Constance hen.
with an infant i'll her arms, she went
down cellar for some coal. The cat
which had kittens in the cellar, spraug
upon Mrs. Constance when she had
reached the foot of the stairs, scratch
ing her badly about the face, aud biting
her on the cheek. The cat also attack
eel the infant, hut another child which
was with Mrs. Constance at the time
was left unmolcstcd. Mr. Constance
heard the cries of his wife, and hurry
ing To the spot whence the noise pro
ccedcd, hcheld her face streaming with
blood and her clothing torn Mr.. Con
stance calls the cat "vicieus animal"
hut the creature was not half 50 vicious
as an animal who will sit comfortably
up stairs while his wife lugs coal from
Il cellar, with one child in her arms
and another ut her skirts.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30

IHE LAMP. great many accidents
are happening every day from the Use
of Kerosene. will tell You ii method
by which they can he, to Il great extent,
prevented, and | hope you will publish
1t for the benefit of poor people.
nho are obliged to buy cheap oils. If
the body of the lamp is filled with cot
ton, such as jewelers. Use to wrap their
articles in, after ii is stuffed light, il
will receive "ne-half the quantity of oIl
which ii would if the cotton were. not put
III. If any accident happens. the oil
cannot spill or flow about, but is. as it
were stopped up" in the cotton. which
burns like il tagot, but in one place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30

HE INNOCENCE OF CHILDIIOOD. A
rustic individual came to London by
train. \ man who had come in the
same third-claSs carriage with him. ad-
mnniSh this rustic when they were part
ing just outside the London station that
he should he vcIN careful of his money .
as many thieves would be in the crowd.
oh. said rustic, "nobodNll get my
money; | have only one pound, and |
mean t" keep that in my mouth" This
remark WAS overheard 10y one of our
small but clever street boys, who
watched his opportunity, and when the
honest countryman had got Il few hun
dred yards on his way, suddenly scat
tered il few pennies on the ground he
fore him and began to pick them up
again. addressing the rlIsti, as he did
so. lyon gim-me that Sovrin." shout
ed the small boy. ] seen you put it in
Nonr mouth" A crowd began to col
lect and asked the boy what was the
matter. why" cried the little rogue.
Il was agoin long with one pun six
pence, i'll my hand, CARRYING 1t to moth
er, II somebody run agin' me an
knocked it all on the ground, n this
man he took up the sovrin, an' | seen
i'm put il i'll his MOUTH The aston
ished rustic attempted to explain, but
his voice was thick something plainly
was III his mouth, and an honest British
public forced him to disgorge. The
poor rustic was glad to get off without
his pound, aud with whole bones the
boy went of with the gold in his pocket.
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+ ,,ohn5burn Galedonian.
r.nl-nEp EVERY FRIDAY BY
r M. STONE & CO.,

,,,.,.. Mnmument. st. Johnsbury, Vt.
,u,.-upy per annum $3.50
T.. ..I ''''
,,,,crihrr will lind on hi- paper in con.
f"h h.. name. the date tn which he has
30i " r.,.r r,cript II necessary.
To-" r,.,- 100 caledonia County. Subscrib.
F''''- ,,,- t,luiN viii remit with their sab
o.. ' ,,u cents IN addition for postage, the
",....r,.- ~ postage on the CdLedonidn to
- ..,. Al the st Jnhnsbury Post Office.
,.-,,tit,r ,r al kinds done at living prices
JOB ',I modern machinery and skillful work
N -" ~ 81. .rul- ut job Printing can he done
-d 4'I .I,.tp - III the cities.
. -, Hl,u,k, .Id and Paper stock constantly
Kai,- of Advertising.
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rt.rY.Irl ,phcifed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30

The KIND OF A MAN HAYES Is.-In
1864, while in the army, he WAS nomi-
mated by the Republicans of his home
district for Representative to Congress
and urged to return home and take the
stump. He WAS then just entering the
brilliant and effective campaign in the
Shenandoah Valley under Gen. Sheri-
dan. He sent the following reply. which
is said to he characteristic of the man:
lN CAMP. Oct. >
Yours of the 29th ult., is received
Thanks. | have other business lust
now. Any man who would leave the
Amy at this time to electioneer for
Congress, ought to be scalped.
Truly yours, X. B. HAYES.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30
Frightful Death.

The unnatural habit of kissing dogs
has been the cIIISr of horrible death
of Il Young lady. Lady NJ, Berlin
paper tells us, had for some time been
afflicted with periodical indispoSition.
frequently becoming :" serious as Ia
produce swelling of the abdomen. The
medicine prescribed 10y phN Sician>
a>ailed nothing. aud aS little benefit
did the patient receive from visiting
several Years. Watering places of estah-
ll>hed regulations. On the contrary. the
maladN grew Ia he 81 intolerablc that.
upon conference held. physicians called
in Privy Counselor Wins for Il con
sultatinn. This phN Sician. observing
the sick lady for some time, and after
having propnundcd several questions,
suddenly asked.
"llas this lady. perhaps. a dog
Surprised at such Il question:. hrr
friends shook th,-ir heads negatively.
But did she ever have one ," the
phy stefan continued.
"lrS. some three years ago" WAS til,
answer.
And the lad ' certainly allowed the
dog t" kiss her once i'll Il while =" Nh
W Inns asked. 1t. too. had to he ad
United when the doctor felt fully salts
fled of the caII>, of the indiSpo>itiou.
He concluded that III kissing the dog.
iniimitc>imll animals with which non,
hut sick dogs are troubled us usually
were made To pas> into the liver of the
patient. The operation performed 10y
Mr. Nilm>. shortly attrIward. fully rS-
tahlIshrd the correctness of the diaguo-
sis. The liver of the patient waS pro-
Piled 10y innumclaihlc worms. which il
WAS patent had passed from the dog
The lady was operated on three times
and the fourth she died.
We are of the opinion that this cas-,
should hc read far and near. We add
another medical observation in regard
t" calls liver. 50 popular in most fami-
lies. The consumption of this article
ever calls for great care, and il should
never be used except when in its raw
state ii is of one color. Calls liver is
also frequently full of wormS. \ mere
Sperk lighter or darker than the rest. is
enough To cause suspicion.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30

THE REruBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR PRES
IDENT.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-07
THE HEMPSTEAD RESERVOIR.

The responsibility for the severe tests TO
which the Hempse Reservoir Long Island has been
lately subjected appears be placed upon Mayor schroe
der and Gen slocum President Of the Board OF City
Works The Common Council OF Brooklyn n short time
ago ordered that the unfinished reservoir should be tested
10 the depth Of 10 feet The contract with Kingsley
Keeney saws that the Board Of City Woksno the Com
mon Council-sha test the capacity OF the reservoir
when finished, bat until finished the Council have
no authority in the matter. But on the passage
OF the resolution to test the reservoir TIE con
tractors consented-a fatal error their part
as it admitted the right OF the Council
I'm the premises They went TO work at their own ex
pense 10 elevate their engines dredgers and other ma
chinery to hight OF 3 feet 10 admit Of the test OF II
feet proposed when the water was at the hight named
Gen slocum and Mayor Schroeder directed that the
gates should kept closed and the water WAS permitted
10 rise to hight OF II feet inches. submergng much OF
the machinery the contractors and raising the body OF
water above the finished faced wall Of the reeer'oir
Great damage ensued; the wall being greatly battered
aud the machinery OF the contractors being much dam
aged The extent of the loss and injury cannot be fully
determined for several days.
great many people visited the vicinity Of the reser
voir yesterday, and the appreleusons which appeared
To have arisen in consequence Of the report of Ceftn
gneer Adams regarding tie SAFETY Of the dam la7 sub
Sled. Among the visitors were Mayor Schroeder ana
Gen. slocum, Col Adams and Cot. Kceney, one of tho
contractors Strange to say the Two 9imcf nrt nelltr
watch With sufficient io,c to repair such portions as
are injure by Tie immediate Application OF heavy grave
10 the breaches. lie he hss no apprehcn-ons o aly
dangerous results by allowing the water 10 n'raSe 10
the depth required by the Common tOuncll 10 ,tt,
the reservoirs capacity yet he thinks i is SUBJ
stone facing Of the dam completed, such test viii
hc peopIe living in the vicinity Of the reservoir,
there houses which stand on a. 10" ground as 'he
reservoir. III case Of break, the course "ouI & be
through tie old Smith pond" and through the cn down
TO INC sea- Yesterday there was II iect inches
deuth o. water in the reservoir which increases Al III"
rate of about two inches "a day.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-07
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

The animal meeting Of the members OF the
American Institute was held last evening In the Han OF
the New-Yoik Historical Society," at seeoEdaVe' ana
Eleyenthst II was announced that the annual election
OF officers would he held at room No. 22 Cooper Ino
on Thursday April 20, votes being received from lo H.
H. until u. III. The annual report OF the Board oil
Direction Was presented, Of which the following IA Il sun
mary: The report OF the Board OF Managers "i thc
fort annual exhibition shows the otal receipts
during exhibition ts be 1914 30, and the expendl
tures Si 90, making excess OF receipts over
pcnditures of $9,il7 60. These receipts are nearly
$1,000 ,ess than in 1874, owing probably to the
general stagnation in business. Inc property NJ
No. 351 Broadway, and at No. e9l9 Leonard
ST. has rented for $3.50 the past year.
The report OF the Finance Committee states that the re-
CENTS from all nave been SJ5JI W, ana lnc
expenditures S5il5S A. showing excess OF receps
of II 23g 40. These receipts include the amount h''T
ing from The sale $4,000 United States f1vet"cny
bond. and the cxpendiure4he payment OF the loan OF
900 n 1873 THIS report covers me term
from the 3lst of January 1870 to the 2Jd OF Mdfch
1876. The Board makes statement OF TIE asserts nl
the Institute showing their real ana personal properly
TO he SAG y26 -. exclusive of the exhibition DiulhE
and machinery &c. belonging 10 the Institute, whic
are insured for S6OOOO. There arc no outstandlhg IA
bitlc- or obligations of any nature The Board lhH re-
,uced the salnries of all the officers n Ia euct
saving - OII year hereafter since the last a!huh
meeting iI new members have been elected.