The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-17

items Of Iatsfest TO the Association Pre-
pared Expressly Tor Mondays fimes.

TO no one more than 90 Mr.. A. Coher
IL the success of our bazaar due. lie
labored in season and out If season tc
make I, a success, and he has the proud
satisfaction Of knowing that his efforts
proved successful.
10 the many ladies who lent their
presence and assistance to the COMMITTEE,
10 making the bazaar a success, note OF
thanks is extended on behalf OF the
Travellers Protective Association.
Among The visitors 90 our Bazaar were
Mr.. NJ. !. Pickering Of Philadelphia
PRESIDENT; W. r. Shean Of Phiiadelphia
director of the National Association
Sir. " II. Jarden OF Philadelphia, presi
dent Pennsyvanis Division Mr. II F
parke OF Baltimore, vice president Mary
and Division. MI Nj. A. Hope oi
stanton, vice. president, and Mr.. w II
IL. Lynn. chairman Hotel Committee
Virginia Diyisioa.
If we are ever 10 succeed we must stop
this continual diss,niion In our ranks
l. Is very strange that some one must
always "b0b up serenely" as kicker
every little while. Stop il, boys, or else
the days OF Virginia Division are mum
belcG.
The visit of our National officers TO The
bazaar was an occasion that will long bt
remembered by our boys, aud our visitor:
were so impressed with the beauties o.
our city that iheY have promised TO pay
Us another visit at Al early day.
Dame Rumor says that Mr Shean left
aomethipQ behind when he returned &c
Philadelphia from his recent visit 10 oui
city. Bob has willstood the charms OF
the fairer sex for these many years, but
like everybody else who visits our city
he could not withstand the beauties Of
our fair city.
nujne his recent visit 10 our city
President Pickering WAS delegated as q
committee II one 30 proceed to Mef'
EVANSVILLE, \ j., and in the name o
Virginia Division present 10 Mrs
Pickering handsome CrsyOn OF oul
worthy president, as a token OF rtmem
brance for her very handsome donation
10 the bazaar The Cray0n was ex
pressed to Mrs. Pickering on Saturday
President jarden, Of Philadelphia
made very fee impression on The boys
while here. and tie. Well, BfotheI
Jerden, We won't give you away.
In recognition of the valuable services
rendered by Vice President Hope 10 th;
bazaar. the committee presented him
with very handsome dressing-case al
the close of the bazaar Mr.. Hope Is one
Of the hardest workers In the association
and deserves the thanks Of the entire
Division for the interest he has shown IN
their welfare. Come again, Brother
Hope. and We viii always be glad to see
you.
Major Lewis Ginter wss the most pop
ular manufacturer, and Nj John ID
Potts. division passenger agent Of the
Chesapeake & ohio railroad, the most
nopular railroad official of this city. The
compliments paid is nothing more than
they deserve, for the association has nc
better friend stban these two gentlemen
II l. 10 be regretted that the success OF
the bazaar should have been married by
srch expressions Of dissatisfaction as
was manifested there on the closing
night. II mistakes were made they weft
unintenlionGl, and no one can deny that
the committee did their best to make the
success Of the bazaar an assured fact
But if was nothing more than natural
that some one should feel dissatisfied
but when our officers, instead of trying
TO heal all differences, are using every
effort 10 widen the breach, we are bound
10 call halt, aud hope everything vii
now be forgotten and that we viii all
work with the determination to make
Virginia the banner Division of the As
sOc!atiOn.
Nj II. f. Hirshbefg, chairman of the
National Press Committee, has made the
following appointment on ais committee
to take effect January lst next: j..
Ovry Of New Orleans vice f. A Isascs
of Macon Ga, removed; A NJ Gold
smith Of Charlotte, n C., vice ID, h. Al
len of North Carolina, resigned
slr Robert Shedn of Philadelphia, a
member of the National Board OF Di-
rectors, has just been elected secretary
and treasurer Of The Commercial Mutual
Accident Company of Pennsylvania.
Members of the L. p. A are entitled TO
policies free of cost In this association,
end all claims against the association are
referred ia au advisory board Of seven
from among the m Tchants and members
of our association residing in this State.
Mr.. II. Il. Hifshberg, OF this city, chair
man Of the National Press Committee,
has been offered the position Of news edi-
tor of the T. p A. paper, which ia soon
to be organized and published IN Phila-
delphia II is to be a stock company aud
the shares are to be owned by members
of the association exclusively.
The Bazaar Committee Will probably
finish their work this week, and Il special
meeting of the division will be called
sometime during the latter part OF this
month for The purpose Of making arrange
ments 10 secure suitable headquarters
for the association in this city.
Owing TO local dissensions, there has
been a split In Georgia Division which
has resulted In the withdrawal Of some
of the members from the association, and
they are making an effort to start a
southern organization. but with little
success.
FOriy.flYe newspaper. throughout the
country are publishing Travellers Pro
tective Association column, among which
is the DAILY TINES Of Richmond Boys
don't fail 10 read this column published
every Monday morning The National
Press Crmmiltee's Voluntary Fund has
reached the first thousand, the other four
thousand will soon follow
The term Of Mr.. S. c. shield, who was
elected National director at ST. Louis
1886, expires July lst next, and his sue
cessor viii be elected al the Atlantic City
Convention
Post ID" of Richmond, Captain W
II. Maxwell, president, was organized
Just one year ago to day. This is one of
the youngest ia the Stale, and numbers
over one hundred members. The total
membership Of the Division is five hun
dIed and eight.
Mr.. lohn B. Culpeper, secretary of
Post ID, " who was Il candidate for most
popular I. +. A. at the Bazsar, is he
agent here for the Remington Standard
Type Writer, and is very popular among
his fellow travelling men.
Secretary Hirshberg must have felt
highly compimented at the honor shown
him 81 The bazaar. He ran as candi-
date for the most popular State officer
and won the honor without any opposi-
ton. IL is rumored that he will tender
his resignation as northumberland of