Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01
nroHmoSD DmummERs.
Proceedings or Their Annual Meet
tug Held Last Night.

The annual meeting OF Post ID,
OF Richmond Division Travellers Pro-
tectiye Association, was held at Sanger
Hall last night-Mr. G. n. Phillips in
the chair, and in the absence OF the
secretary Mr.. II. E. Hirshberg was re-
quested to act as such.
IL was unanimously resolved to in
struct the Railroad Committee to confer
with the State BOARD OF Directors for the
purpose of getting, il possible, two
cent rate on the Norfolk and Western
road. Piedmont Air Line, and Atlantic
Coast Line.
OFFICERS.
The resignation of President Archer
was read and accepted, and Mr.. @. Il.
Phillips was elected to fill the said Office
for the unexpired term.
The following gentlemen were elected
rs the officers for the ensuing year {:
President, ". II. Maxwell First Vice
President. W. d. Courtney; Second
Vice President, 2. Voolfolk; Third
vice-President, Charles Alilhiser Sc
cretary and Treasurer, John b. Gull
pepper Board of Directors-Joseph Wal
lerstein. Thomas Jackson, W. r. ID.
Gascoyne, and K. s. Crump Chairman
Railroad Committee, John B. Myers (;
Chairman Hotel Committee, G. f. sgd
nor; Chairman Press Committee, :. j.
Binswanger; Chairman Employment
Committee. A. 4. Abernethy Chair
man Legislative Committee, r. "a.
Weaver.
DELEGATES.
For delegates to the State Convention
the following gentlemen were elected
Charles Milhiser, r. A. Weam, X. D.
Crump, A. Cohen, II. Baker, W. Il. ID.
Gascoyne, A. J. Parrish, j. II. White,
P. P. Murray, S. j. Binswanger. c. E.
Sydnor, J. Wallerstien. j. B. Culpeper,
p. Voolfolk, W. 0. Shelburne, and 5.
l.. Golf. Alternates G. S. Stacy, F.
w. Tucker, w. NJ. Marriott, I. Jackson,
j. Harris, NJ. J. billiard, G. c. SHIELD,
Z. S. Cardozo, John Augustine, W. j.
Branch, A. w. C. Smythe, W. ID. Court
ney, William H. Campbell, G. V. Clash,
r. NJ. McIntire, and G. X. Winston.
QUARTERS.
1t was resolved that the Board OF Di-
rectors be requested to secure a suitable
room for headquarters for the post.
The secretary announced that the in
surance department was working nicely,
and that since its adoption some five
months ago no assessment has been
levied, and hoped that those members
who have not already joined would do
so at once and thereby strengthen the
association.
STATE CONVENTION.
From the sentiment of those present
about sixty members will go to the State
Convention.
Besides the delegates elected last night
the following gentlemen are by virtue OF
their office delegates to the State Conyen-
ton John s. Harwood, Il. L. Hirshberg,
c. Il. Phillips, W. II. Maxwell, W.
Reinheimer, c. Straus, @. B. Antrim, T.
c. Peek, 4. T. Abernethy, L. c. Garcin,
and J. B. Myers.
The following delegates have also been
elected to represent their respective ci-
ties L. Eigenbrum, of Petersburg
Davis Ayres, of Danville W. L. Slaugh-
ter, of Fredericksburg, and W. D. Iur-
ner, of Alexandria.
A vote of thanks was rendered Mr..
Seigle for the use of his hall.
Adjourned to meet Saturday, April
2Sth.
POST c.
President John S. Harwood and State
Secretary Hirshberg will leavefor Staun-
ton on Wednesday to attend the annual
meeting of Post c. which will be
held on the same evening.
The State Convention meets in Staun-
ton May and 3, 1888, and from present
indications will be very largely attended.