Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21
OFFICIAL CHANGES.
occAsloNEp BY THE RESIGNATION
OF CASHIER n. c. HARDY.
Va. q q. II R.-Interest Felt in tho
Meeting ON Monday Night.

PETERSBURG. VA. October 2o.--(Spc-
eial)--The Board OF Directors OF the
Petersburg Savings and Insurance Bank
have accepted the resignation of Mr.. II.
c. Hardy as cashier, 20 take effect on
she list OF November. The resignation of
Mr. Hardy, OF course. nccessitated some
changes in order TO FL vacancies, and the
following changes were made: Cashier.
Mr George J. Scay: Teller. Mr.. ii. III.
witherspoon, eralBook-keeper. Mr.
Peyton NJ. Pollard. All OF these gentle
men are bank officials Of long experience,
and OF tried and satisfactory capacity
Mir. Seay has been In the employment OF
the bank for sixteen years or more. and
for some years has served as teller and
assistant cashier. lie is one OF the most
rapid and correct bank officers in the
State. and one Of the most courteous and
agreeable OF gentlemen, His advance
ment is thoroughly satisfactory TO the
many patrons OF the bank. which. by the
way. is one OF the safest banking ins;i-
tutions in the South.
Mcssrs IA. H. Whherspoon and Peyton
ri. Pollari are gentlemen OF long expert
confidence OF the community. as well as
Of the bank officials. 20 an unusual extent
Mir Ii. c. Hardy has been the cashier
Of the bank for many years. lie resigns
20 20 10 New York 20 engage In business.
His own health and that OF his cStimabie
wife are the main causes OF his change IN
business. His departure from the com
munity will be generally regretted. lie
has long been prominent here In society,
ali A. in rh f. business
and both he and his wife Will be greatly
missed.
THE VIRGINIA AND CAROLINA
RAILROAD.
Nothing new has transpired to-day in
the matter OF the proposed sale OF the
Virginia and Cnrolina railroad by tie
city. which matter Is one of enSrossinS
interest The citizens Of Petersburg are
determined. 70 the thing he possible, 10
see. Il this valuable property Is sold. mat
the city IL pro- erly guaranteed. AMI mat
ne such fraudulent contract as That male
some wears ago. b. which the city came
NEAR losing large amount OF money
IS repeated. And In saying this. your
correspondent does not mean to cast any
doubt upon The good faith or the respon-
slhilIty OF the present bidders for me
rIcperty. But IA view of tho fact mat
the real bidders axe unknown 10 Inc
public, the public feels somewhat SIX e?d-
cal as 10 Their intentions. Hence, the re-
cent movement Of the citizens, which re-
suited In the appointment by the com
men Council Of . company 20 receive
and recommend a proper offer. ana
20 make tn transfer. should such 0iler
for the pure lasc OF the road be approved.
NOT NET ORGANIZED.
This new company has not yet )ry1n-
tied Their meetings have been merely
Informal. as representative citizens. y
committee Of tbs me, ting is comforting
With the Attorney for the city, and the
lecal representatives Of the proposed pur-
chhsars. end their report Will be made 10
the Board OF directors on Monday morn
Ing In the mean time. as said before.
great many Of our most reputable ma
responsible citizens. IN view OF the facts
stated. arr n CCubt as II the sale of the
~ "a under :he present offer, and for the
reasons stated.
Nossrs. T. y. Hartley & Brother. CT
tbs city. 1te building large brick
s.tragc war ,lcl Sc at the c0rDcr Of Henry
and Third streets.
TO SEE WHAT is DONE.
The Common Council will meet on Mon
day ui-h, - hear the report of the Board
OF Directors, appointed from the W.
C.ria ana \0rt9 Carolina railroad. in the
natter o. the sale OF that property; al
n Zig assemblIFc of the business people
o. the city VIII be present 10 see what IS
Col e.