Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
THE NEW DIRECTORY
lNmAN, eaics, AND OTHERS DROPPED
FROM THE DANvlLle'S LIST.
W. q. Oskman, af New York, Reelected
Prssidsnt--Tbe Annual Report Not
Yet Ready for the Public.

At the general meeting OF stockholders
Of the Richmond and Dsnville Railway
Company, held at the company's Offices in
this city at noon yesterday, MIR. W. q.
0akman, Of New York, was unanimously
reelected president. aud a new directory
was chosen.
The session was opened by Mr. John A.
Rutherford, Of New York, vice-president
of the Richmond Terminal. and MIR. j. q.
Maben. of the same city. was called 70 the
chair. MIR. Crump, of the Richmond and
Danyille. was the secretary. IL was ascer-
tanned that over a quorum OF the com
pany's stock was represented, there being
held 20. 7sSl< proxies and Is shares in per-
son, making q total OF 49,S0l19. Inc hrst
business was the selection of president,
aud Mr.. Rutherford nominated the pres
ent incumbent. Mr.. Oakman. who received
every vote.
THE NEW DIRECTORY.
Mr. Rutherford then presented the fol-
lovine-named gentlemen for the directory
and they were unanimously elected: VII
liam Z. Clyde, George J. Gould, X. =.
HAYES. Evan p. Howell, J. Q. Msben, John
g. Moore. james Il. Pace. John A. Ruther-
ford. Thomas +. Ryan, George i. Stone,
William L. Strong. and Samuel Thomas.
Gould, John G.. Moore. James Is. Pace,
John A. Rutherford. William J.. Strong.
aud Samuel Thomas. The members OF the
board who were dropped were G. 5. Brlce,
John II. Inman. 4. Nj. Logan, G. Nj. Nc
Chez, II. G. Fahnestock. and George ,.
Scott. The new directors are X. S. HAYES,
l.. L. Howell. J. G. Maben, George T..
Stone. Thomas +. Ryan, and William T.
CLYDE. All the members OF the new di-
rectory except Messrs. Howell of Atlanta
and Pace of Richmond are from New York
city.
ANNUAL REPORT NOT READY.
Mr.. Rutherford stated on behalf OF the
company that the pressure Of business,
owing 10 the corporation being placed IN
the hands OF receivers, had so occupied the
time of the auditor as TO make IT lmpossi-
bic for him to get up the annual report IN
time for the meeting, but that the WORK
would be completed as soon as possible
and the results be made known, with thus
statement the body adjourned subject 10
the call of the chairman.
The new Board OF Directors will hold q
meeting in New York city early next week.
ABOUT THE TERMINAL.
A meeting of the Terminal stockholders
ia set for the 18th instant, when II rs hoped
that the committee from the new Board OF
Directors of that corporation appointed 20
investigate the analrs OF tne company anu
report a plan of reorganization will have
concluded Its labors and submitted the
result. However, when a DISPATCH re-
porter asked Vice President Rutherford
about the progress of this committee that
gentleman stated that it was hard TO tell.
He thought 1t improbable that the Termi-
nal stockholders would hold an operating
session on the 18th. as 1t was subject for
consideration whether the .company's
affairs should be made public while certain
suits are pending against It, He seemed
10 think il would give the plaintiffs IN
these causes information winch should lie
withheld for the present. Mr.. Rutherford
was quite cheerful about the prospects Of
both the Terminal and the Dauville and
expects to see them out OF Their present
condition quite soon.
He and Mr.. Msben left for New York
Yesterday afternoon