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HARRISON GETS TUE NEWS.
He Takes Things coolly-IIow nc Received
the Bulletins.

the bulletins.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 7.-Generai Har-
rison spent the evening in his library,
receiving election bulletins over the pri.
vate wire running to the main office of
the Western Union. During the alter
noon number OF friends and
neighbors dropped in to congratulate
him. He was in a very cheerful
frame of mind tonight, reading the
bulletins complacently and explaining
from time to time to the little group the
significance or importance Of this or that
statement or bulletin. All the members
of the family were in and out of the
library during the evening as were Mrs.
Harrison's guests, Mrs. Brown, OF West
Virginia, daughter of ex-senator II. G..
Davis, Of West Virginia, and Miss
Strickler, OF Dayton, Ohio.
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Fattened on Democratic Rooster.

scarcely be said that he opened up the
new era in American politics that was
proclaimed for him. His defeat is sore
disappointment 10 the tariff reformers.
The Post says: President Cleveland's
term OF office has not justified the fair
hopes with which Englishmen regarded
his election. This attitude TO ward Eng
land has been, and doubtless would again
be friendly. But for election purposes
he eproved himself equally ready with his
most violent opponents to tlout England.
1t is impossible for Englishmen not to
feel small qualification at the complete
failure OF those tactics.
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852.

"boys." His dispatches had some effect,
and it was visible in Wheeling for as
late us Z o'clock last night Democrats
here efused to concede Harrison's eleC-
ton. Basing their claims on Brice's
dispatches, they were wildly asserting
that Wisconsin, Indiana, Iowa and even
Kansas were doubtful and that Cleve-
lands election was sure. They realized
later that Brice was simply carrying out
.he established Democratic rule OF claim
ing everything and conceding nothing,
10 long us there was u glimmer OF hope.
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PRESTON COUNTY.

AGrand Republican Mai Injority-An;Tncrease
Over tho Vote of 'S4.
Special Dispatch 10 The Luteliioenar.
KINGwooD, W. Va, Nov. liking.
wood voting place, official, gives Harri-
son 1853, Cleveland 1903, Flick l59, Wilson
lO2, Gofr 100, Fleming lOl, Bowers 1853,
Duffy 1903; rest Of State ticket the same
except Mcclure 1865, Morgan los, for
Judge, Hoke l57, Ice 1903; State Senate,
Worley III, Lovelle lOG; for Prohibition
Amendment sS, against $50. D. 4.
Jackson, Independent Republican, is
elected Sheriff. AtTunnelton Harrison
has ca, Cleveland 4s, Flick 03, Wilson
so, Golf 63, Fleming 4s, Hoke G7, Ice as,
Worley 81, Lovelle So. AT Austin Har.
rison has AZ, Cleveland go, Flick 43,
Wilson 90, Golf 43, Fleming %, Hoke
43, Ice %, Worley 43, Lovelle %.
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MICHIGAN
Gone Republican by n Big MajOrIty--GNin 4
Of Two ConEressmen. IL

OF Two COhgressmCn'
DETROIT, Nov. 7.-NIichigap has gone
Republican by q plurality ranging from
1909 to $4,000 on the electoral ticket.
Luce, Republican, for Governor, runs
behind the rest Of the ticket, but NOT
more than 5000, He lost in the large
cities, but gained in the country, where
he did not haYe to encounter the oppo,
sitioh OF the liquor men. The RepHb,
ticans gain two Congressman,
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upsl,ur aIakes Gains.

Special DiTa'eh to the lnielii0eneer.
BucKHANNoN, Va, Nov. Eight out
OF eleven districts give Golf 722 maiori-
ty. The other districts will make near
900 majority. The other Republican
candidates have nearly the same vote.
The Republicans make clean sweep and
gain nearly 800 votes. The prohibition
amendment will get 300 majority.
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'TVIIuE LIET7HIEW 10 VIC INItIIIUtIttT'
BRAxroS @. H., W, VA, Nov. 1.-THE
Democratic majority in this county is
about GOO. Morrison, Republican, for
State Senate, ran 100 ahead of his ticket.
Poundstope, Republican, for Judge,
about rs ahead of his ticket and very
large vote was out. The Independent
ticket in Nicholas county is elected.
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NEw ORLEANS, Nov. I'm the Sec
opd Congressional district Elliott, Dem.
ocrat, goes out Of the city with a major.
ity Of $500. Returns from county par
ishes indicate his election. Both the
Iimes-DsmOUat and Picdylns claim Eli
otis election by q small majority.
CIeveland's majority in the State Is esti.
mated at 10000.
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DODDRlDGE COUNTY.

Republican Ticket Elected - Atkinson
Ahead OF tie Rest The Amendment
Desentcd.
Special Ditpdteh to tie Inte1igneer.
WEST UNION, W. Va, Nov. T, s p. m.
The County ticket is elected, except
the Sheriff. Present indications show
McMillen (Democrat) elected Sheriff.
Atkinson runs ahead Of his ticket. Golf
leads the National ticket in the same
district. Full official returns are not in.
Jacobs, for Circuit Judge, leads all. The
amendment is defeated by large ma.
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IvplANAPoLrs, Nov. 1.-THE following
telegram was received tonight by
General Harrison:
NRw YoRK, November Z.
General BENJAMIN Harrison:
Cordial congratulations. New York
is supremely happy. The Republicans
arc iubilant, and the Democrats are
shedding their tears.
CHAuNcEY NJ. DEPEw,
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figures in his possession on which to
base these wonderful estimates. He
said he was confident that the Democ-
racy had swept the State, but he failed
to give any good reason for the belief
that was in him. Other members OF the
Democratic State Committee, were not,
so far as could be learned, as sanquine
as their hopeful chairman.
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TAYLOR COUNTY.
An Unprecedented Republican Majority
1Iason's Splendid Vote.

An Unprecedented Republlcan mhJoflty-
1IRson's Splendid Vote.
Special Dispatch 10 he Hae!IiscResr.
GRAFTON, W. VA, Nov. q This
county is "all right"
Complete returns from every voting
precinct in this cOunty-eXpect FlGm-
ington, which it is estimated will give
the following Republican majorities:
Harrison 3Gl, Golf 1853, FlickSsl, Mason
l40, Davis 436. Thayer is reelected to
the Legislature by large majority. The
fusl returns will not vary more than a
few votes from the above. This county
gave Blaine 274 majority in 1884, an in
crease OF 1877 votes for Harrison. Davis
was so or 60 ahead in Barbour county,
and his election is certain.
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BRlCE'S TACTICS,

How they Deceived the Boys Into JubliRtlng
with NotlliRg to nRSC 1t On.
Al day yesterday Chairman Brice, OF
The National Democratic Committee, was
sending kilograms throughout the coun-
ny to Democratic committeeman max
Ing all sorts OF claims, presumably to
the dropping spirits Of the
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MARSHALL COUNTY.
onIcial Returns Show n Large Majority for
the Whole County.

MouSDsvrL1E,w. Va. Nov. Official
returns from all the districts except
Fairview are in. Estimating Fairview
as Democratic by 40, as it was four years
ago, the following is the result: Gof's
majority is 9O5; Atkinson's, S02; Har-
rison's, 500; Burleigh, Sheriff, about
600; Morris, Republican, State Senator,
500 to $50 Streator, probably secur-
ing the Senatorial district.
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BALTIMORE, Nm, Nov. 1.-THE full re-
TURNS from ali the State give Cleveland's
total vote at lO5,4O7, Harrison lO2,234,
Fisk 4,s92. Cleveland's plurality 5.5O6
against II, ,l1s in 1884. In the Fifth dis
tEict the Republicans claim to have
elected Mudd to Congress by plurality
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CAMERON, W. Va, Nov. ION the
National ticket, Cameron votes as foI.
lows: Republican, 2ls; Democratic, no..
Prohibition, II. On the State tickot.
Republican, 2l8; Democratic 'I i1o! e.SEee: Pse:
9Is. IS.'lSh, TIa,, -. FOR Governor, Gof gets
GGiiS; ILL.,, Fleming, no; Carskadon, 10; AZ
kihson' 2l0i fendleton, ITO; Myers <
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10 the Editor Qt TIC IntClltgcnecr.
MASNINdToN, W. Va, Nov. 7.-onIy
54S out of the 1000 votes polled here
counted. The vote stands, Golf 335,
Fleming 2OS; Flick 1888, Wilson 200.
Returns from other points in the county
indicate that it is very close, but will
probable give about the same vote as in
$50, when Flick carried it by sS.
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Mason County All Right.

Special DispGteh to The In.eiliOeHcer.
PolST PLEASANT, W. VA, Nov. T.
Everything went Off very quietly yes
terday and the returns are coming in
slowly. Mason county goes Republican
by handsome majority. Smith will
have at least 800 majority. The entire
ticket is elected with the. exception of
Prosecuting Attorney.
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ILLINOIS
safc for Harrison Notwithstanding Demo-
cratic CInims NIL Day.

cratic CInims NIL Day.
Cn1oAao, Nov. This city complete
and the rest of Cook county, except two
small townships, which it is not thought
will materially change the result, give
Cleveland S1,l2O; Harrison S0,2GS, a
plurality for Cleveland of S57. The
county complete in 1884 gave Bhine
G9,25l; Cleveland G0,679, a plurality for
Blaine Of S,G42.
AS there has been no doubt that the
State outside OF Cook county went
heavily for Harrison, though possibly
by somewhat less plurality than for
Blaine in 1884, there would now appear
to be absolutely no question notwith-
standing the great gain for Cleveland in
Cook county, that the State is safe for
Harrison.
Harrison Carries the state by n snfe Major
ity-Repnbiican Gains.
CHICAGO, Nov. THE Tribune says:
General Harrison has carried the State
of Illinois by at least 10000 majority,
and it may be more, while Private Fiter
has been chosen Governor by a majority
not far from 10000. In Cook county the
vote op Governor is close, and it is not
proDable the majority either way, when
figured out, will be large. The returns
from the State, outside the county, show
Republican gains, and this, on tho aver
age, will tend to compensate for the
losses suffered in Cook county. While
the Congressional returns are necessarily
meagre, they are TO the effect that the
Republicans have held their own. The
Congressman elected yesterday are:
First district, Abner Taylor, Of
Chicago, Republican; Second district,
Frank Lawler, Chicago, Democrat; |;
Third, VIM. i. Mason, Chicago, Repub.
iican; Fourth, George L. Adams, Chi
cago, Republican; Fifth, Albert ]. Hop
kins, Aurora. Republican; Sixth, Robt.
II. Hill, Mount Morris, Republican;
Seventh, Thos. j. Henderson, Prince
ton, Republican; Eighth, Chas. A, Hill,
Joliet, Republican; Ninth, Lewis E.
Payson, Pontiac, Republican; Tenth,
Philip Sidney, Post, Galesburg, Repub-
lican; Eleventh, VIM, A, Gest, Rock
Island, Republican; Twelfth, Scott
Wike, Pittsfeld, Democrat; Thirteenth,
VIM. NJ. Springer, Springfield, Demo-
crat; Fourteenth, j. Ii. Rewell, Bloom.
ington, Republican; Fifteenth, Jos. D.
Cannon, Danyille, Republican; Six
teenth, Geo. W. Fitbear, Newton, Dem
ocrat; Seventeenth, Edward Lane, Hiss
borO, Democrat; Eighteenth, Jehu Ba-
ker, Belleville, Republican; Nineteenth,
Il. Y. Townsend, Shawneetown, Demo-
crat; Twentieth, George w. Smith,
Niurphysboro, Republican.
The adyices from the Senatorial dis.
tricts show that the Republicans will
have majority Of not far from 80 on
joint ballot inthe next general Assem-
bly,. The Senate will ho made up 1884
Republicans, 1S Democrats, and Union
Labor,
The reelection OF a Republican to the
United States Senate is thus assured.
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peetGl DiPatch to Ac 1atdligenc1.

Special Dtspatch 10 Ae fatoliigeaeer.
CLAREsnURs, W. Va, Nov, 7.-The
present count shows a handsome Repub.
lican majority. Put down old Harrison
for 725 as GolI's majority. Returns are
lican gains, F""
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 7.-R. olay
Evans, Republican, defeats Bates, Demo.
erat, for Congress, in the Third Congress
sional district. His majority is SO. This
is the first Republican Congressman
ever elected from the district.
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Special DiiPatch 10 @c Intelligence.
MAnTiSsnURe, W. Va, Nov. L-uOr-
rison carries Berkely county by one
hundred and seventy.two. Our whole
tsl, ticket ,s is elected. Republican gain one
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Special Dispatch to The Iatetligncer.
RAvENswooD, W. Va. Nov. 7-The
counting is slow. Two Republican
members and Senator are elected. Our
majority is fully two hundred. Smith
is Still better. Republican gain fifty.
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Special DtIpdteh 10 he Inteif0eReer.
WESTON, W. Va, Nov. I've have
definite returns from all the precincts in
Lewis county except four. Estimating
these at the maiOrities which the Demo.
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Special DisDatch to ne Inteuipeue4.
HINTON, W. Va, Nov. 7.-Fleming,s
majority in Summers county is aS. Al
derson's majority is lO2. Johnson for
Representative, has $50. Republican
gam on Governor "a.
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Special Dispdteh 10 he IHteli0eHcer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Nov 7.-Un-
official returns in cabell county give
the Democratic State ticket S04 majority.
a Republican gain Of 80.
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Kanawha County.
Special DipateA 70 01 IntelligenoT.

SF'F6u6 VIIpdIcN % Hk InIe7It0cHocT.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. 7.-Seven
precincts outside OF this city give Golf
majority OF 937. The Republican ma
lority in the county is probably 500.
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PATTERSON, Nov. 7.-Passaic county
complete gives Harrison 9,9sG; Cleve.
land, s,974i Fisk, 2S0i aRepubliCan loss
OF 1868 since 1884.
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ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 1.-The Argu.
tDemocratic}, the State paper, gives HaF-
rison majority of 10000 over Cleve.
land.
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NEw CuNaERLAND, W. Va, Nov. T.
Hancock county gives Campbell for
Judge at least $50 majority,
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Republican GnIn in wst,e,.

LrTTLEToN, W. Va, Nov. 7.-wetzo1
county, Gou Clay district gives Cleveland and
l@' l Harrison llsi Fleming l95, 't,F GoS.
lz0i Pendieton 103, Atkinson l22. Va
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VOLUME xXxvII--NUMBER 66.

Gratis concede, they show that Cleveland,
Fleming and Pendlelon have carried
the county by less than 100 majority.
Republican gain, 90.
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Spectdt Dt4pdich 70 me IhtSHtlencT.
KNGwooD, W. VA, Nov. I'll have
official and semi.official returns from all
but seven OF the voting places in this
county, and they give over i 900 Repub-
lican majority. The seven places to hear
from will swell the majority to 1850
at least. 1t will go over this rather than
under. Hoke, for Judge, and Worley,
for State Senate, run about up with the
rest OF the ticket. John W. Watson is
probably elected Clerk OF the Circuit
Court. 1t will take official count to de,
eide the sherifalty contest.
UNPRECEDENTED VICTORY.
Special Dispatch TO ths IntaltomNr.
KrSGwooD, W. VA, Nov 7.-Twenty-
three out Of thlrty.two precincts, official
and eight unofficial, reported give Har-
rison and Morton 1,TlS majority: Goa
l,7lS and Flick 1870,
S. 2. MCCORMIcK, Chairman.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-25
THORNTON

Rev. l.. s. woodwor,h preached In the
chapel last Sunday evening.
The petition of Messrs. William A..
Shaw and Waldo G. Eames. the propri-
etors OF the worsted mills Of this place.
which was presented TO the General
Assembly last week, was laid over to the
May session Of the General Assembly.
The tea party and entertainment of the
Social Dancing Circle, "a recently formed
social organization Of the operatives Of
the British Hosiery Co, which was held In
one Of the large rooms Of the mill last
Saturday evening. was attended by
upwards Of seventy persons. After an
excellent supper, TO which the party did
ample justice. the tables were cleared
and dancing was in order until midnight.
During the evening Messrs. Samuel Sells,
Charles Beestall, Frank Burton and
Albert Marshall rendered vocal selections
in pleasing manner.
The dwelling occupied by Welcome O.
Dates on the Seth Davis place, Plaindeld
Pike. Johnston, was entirely consumed
by fire Sunday evening January 10th.
Fortunately there WAS small house on
the premises in which Mr.. Bates family
took refuge, conveying all they could
save from the burning house. Mr.. Bates
was insured in the Sun Fire Office, Of
London, through the agency of Chas. L..
Hazard. Providence. The following day
Special Agent sherman accompanied by
Mr. Hazard proceeded to adjust the
insurance and before supper Mr.. Bates
had received his draft for the money.
satisfied that insurance was n good thing
and that insurance companies are not all
swindling concerns.
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SOCIETY NEWS.

Mrnufactsi',rs rs Lodge held n we'll al
tended meeting on Tuesday evening.
Representative J. A. Walsh OF Johnston
will be initiated at the next meeting Of
Ktna Council.
The members Of Class OF Ktna
Council, United Fellowship. have received
notices Of Assessment. No rs.
A committee has been appointed by
Court Olneyville No. G4G3. A. o. f.. TO
revise the constitution and by laws.
Many inquiries are being made in
regard 10 the Council Of the Grand
Orient TO be organized by Perseverance
Lodge X. Of =.
II il reported that project is on foot
20 start another court Of the Ancient
Order Of Foresters in this village, owing
10 the membership of Court Olneyville
being over $50.
Brother William Sharply, Of Damon
Lodge, X. OF p, IL confined TO his home
No. 12l Plainfeld street with rheumatism.
He would be glad 90 have any brother
knight call upon him.
At the meeting Of Peabody Lodge No.
1s4, Sons of ST. George, next Monday
evening. several officers will be installed
OWING 10 the reEignations and removals
from this village of the officers who have
efficiently filed the chairs.
Sir Knight Captain John Williams has
received communication from Major
General Carnahan, Of the Uniform Rank
Knights Of Pytbias, complimenting Per-
severance Division, of this place. for the
prompt manner in which their report
was sent 10 headquarters.
District Deputy Grand Chancellor
Stephen c. Arnold made An official visit
90 Perseverance Lodge Tuesday. and
promulgated the new password. There
was a good attendance IL the members
who received The same. Brother knight.
Burns and Esquire Chamberlain. who
are On the sick list, are improving.
Brother Mctiann remains about the same
Every member of Perseverance Lodge.
X. ofP.. should be present At the lodge
Tuesday evening. A Communication from
Supreme Chancellor Howard Douglas will
be received BY the several lodges, 10 be
read prior 20 the opening of the lodge
meeting, explaining the position he has
taken in regard 20 the suspension of
p. 900 members of the order in pennsyl-
vania, and the reason why such steps
were taken by him.
The members of Oriental Lodge, X. Of
p. who reside IN this vicinity. should
bear in mind that one Of orien'ars
original bake bean and Indian puriiing
suppera will be enjoyed In the castle
hall. corner of High and Dean streets,
Friday evening March End. After sup.
per q musical and literary entertainment,
will be given 10 be followed by dancing
II is needless 20 cay that a good time
may D. expected by all who attend.
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society Directory

The following is n list Of the societies II
this village and their meeting nights.
Manufacturers Lodge No. is, l. q. q.
f., meets every Tuesday evening Odd
Fellows Hall. Plainheld street.
Woonasquatucket encampmrnt No. 10,
|. o. O. +. meets first and third Monday
evening Of each month at Odd Fellows
Hall.
Perseverance Lodge No. l3, X. of =.
meets every Tuesday evening in Sprin-
gers Hall, High street.
Uniform Rank X. Of =. meets second
Friday of each month at Springer's
Hall, High street.
Court olneyville, No. 6463. A. o. F.,
meets first and third Friday Of each
month AT Springer's Hall
Conalave No. 30, X. ~ +. meets fourth
Friday Of each month at Springer's Hall.
Brigade No. 2, o. A. meets first and
third Wednesday of each month at Mar
ragansett Hall, Weaver's Block.
Peabody Lodge No. lS4. Sons of 81.
George, meets second and fourth Monday
of each month at Narragansett Hall.
Crystal Wave Lodge No. s. |. q. G.. I.
meets every Wednesday evening nj Good
Templars' Hall, Anthony block
Olneyville Temperance Cadets, meet
first and third Sunday of each month NJ
Armory, High Street.
ST. Mary's Temperance Society meets
second and fourth Sunday each month in
hall ON Barton street.
Union Aid Society meets every two
weeks on Wednesday afternoon and
evening
Robert Emmcts,e every Wednesday even
ing at Springer's Hall.
Narragansett Assembly No. II. X. \.
g. +. meets first Thursday evening OF
each month in Narragansett Hall.
Narragansett Lodge No. 4. Ancient
Order Uuited workmen meets End nnd
4th Thursdays, Narragansett Hall.
Branch No. 39S, G. X. of A. meets frat
and third Tuesday evening of each month
in Good Templars' Hall.
United Order Golden Cross. U, o. q. G.
meets on third Friday Of the month. in
odd Fellows Block
Ktna Council. No. SO, U. r., meets
every Monday evening in Temple Of
Honor Hall
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Business Mems Association

The Olneyville Business Mems Associa-
tion met last Tuesday evening in the
District Court Room. President James T
Kennedy presided The committee on
rooms were called on and reported as
follows. After failing to.secure the old
council chamber in Irons Block they bad
endeavored 10 obtain suitable quarters
for the association in Stokes Block and
Dyers' Opera House Building but nothing
definite had been decided. For telegraph
accommodations an effort had been made
10 bire portion Of L. Baten's store. Some
members strongly urged the securing ~
this excellent location for a telegraph
office, and were in favor Of the AssOcia~
ti)n taking rooms in the Opera House
Building. il satisfactory arrangements
could be made in regard 20 the rental. n
was voted 20 hire Office room for the tel
egraph with l. Baten II il could De done
for one hundred doAars per annum. SIR.
J. o. San Souci. the efficient treasurer of
the Association. then rendered his resigns-
tion, giving most excellent reasons for
doing 80. II was voted that the treas
urer's resignation be laid on the table FOR
two weeks. The matter of endeavoring
to have the " Y. 4 ". T.. trains stop at
Olneyyille was taken up and discussed
and the executive committee were in
s,rucied 70 confer with Superintendent
Palmer. Mr. Grant reported in regard
to the proposed bank. He said tba, a
committee from one d the Providence
banks had called on the executive com.
mit,ee of the Association and the present
outlook was very favorable for an early
establishment ofs banking institution.