Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
S'TH'N RYE SIS. ASSN
Annual Netting Of The Body in New
York City.
SHALL 1T ne CONTINUED
sha,I, tho Question OF Most impor-
,,,cc 10 Its Observation-Disclosures OF
che whole Matter 10 Commit-

NEW YORK. June i2.--The Southern
p.nvav and steamship Association began
,,s snnua, meeting IN this city this morn
ms The major portion Of the traffic
.,rpanlcs OF the South are represented
.rse meeting was called 20 order at II
...,,rk In the associations ROOM In Wal
5,rf Hotel. BY r. Y. Erwin. president
~ th, Alabama Midland railway. ana
lehman OF the Executive Board Secre-
,.~, stone called the roll, and found that
an fc,y executions an Of the organ'za-
,.sos composing the association were
...r,sontcd. inc morning session. which
,.,.,f until . T. NJ. was spent in listen
..- al, the reports Of various committees
ga IN disposing OF some unfinished bust
-,.s leu over from the last meeting.
tner lunch special committee was
,.r,.ntcd which vii meet on saturday
,-.,rine next at the waldorf aud deter
rne whether the association shsn
.-,,fnged for another year. The commit
t.. 4. compossi as follows. u. \. Erwin
,,nlna Midland railway. William BAL
-.. Jromas. Atlantic ana Florida ran
,. samuel Spencer. Baltimore. Chesa-
80 ana Richmond Steamboat Com
l.,v. d. 81. Conner. Central Georgia rah-
IN. 3d. a. clyde clyde steamship com
INV. $. r. Parrot. Columbus southern
rv.av. Thomas X Scott, Georgia rali-
v.s. - NJ Smith. Louisville ana NsSh-
xiii. railway. J. ". Thomas. NashNihe,
g,..tfqrooca and -. Louis railway, and
Is 81 John Seah6ard Air-L.ne.
o1ue none OF the members OF the as
....,tian win talk on the subject II is
understood that there Is disposition
.. tte part u some OF the members 10
g-.v out and Insist that the affairs OF
me association he wound up. othcfs
..v .hst 10 this course Is pursued the
south VIII bc visited with another rate
y.~ and inasmuch as those desiring
tre continuance o. the association ana
those wishing It's affairs TO be closed
arc about equal In numbers and com
,.,.~,.sf strength. il was decided 10 leave
,I. matter TO committee, each side
having equal representation. The busi-
,.. of the year WAS concluded, ana no
rev matters viii be considered until after
.tre committee reports on saturday
The following lines were represented AZ
t,-9av'@ meeting: Alabama MlQlanu,
1,-ursWick and Western. Charleston ana
savannah. Savannah. Florida. and West
e-r r.. y. Erwin. yice-president, and ID.
b. lack. assistant 10 president, Atlanta
..l Florida railroad. William Bailey
Thomas. general manager; Baltimore,
l-esspcakc. and Richmond Steamboat
s4nusny. and the Southern Railway,
e-mgcl Spencer. president; Central
Georgia Railway and ocean Steamship
COMPANY. II. NJ. Conner, receiver; clyde
steamship Company II. IL. Clyde, assis-
rant treasurer. Columbus Southern rail-
you'd. e.. +. Parrott general manager
Georgia Railway. Thomas X. Scott gem
cr.l manager. Louisville and Nashville
railroad NJ. ". Smith, president; Nash
Vile. Chattanooga. and ST. Louis rail-
road. Western and Atlantic railroad. j.
~ Thomas. president: Seaboari Air
Line. Il. G. Hoffman. president; +. st.
John. vice-president; Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company, j. {.
Whitney. treasurer. Cincinnati South
ora railroad. II. T. Smith, general ticket
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