The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-30
BANKERS CONVENTION
The Virginia State Convention Closed Its
Second Annual Session Yesterday.
THE FULL LIST OF OFFICERS ELECTED.
Mr. Caldwell Hardy, OF Norfolk, the
Next Prcsident-s7atters Discuss ed
by the Mcmbcrs-want the "Dnys
of Grace Aboiislied-O other Notes
Of the session.

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The several days session of the, yIr-
ginia Bankers Association was begun
Ill the 7. NJ. c.. A. Hall yesterday morn-
ING at 1880 o'clock, with President
Trout In the chair.
The Committee OH Nominating officers
LOT . the next year made their report, as
follows: President. Caldwell Hardy, Of
Norfolk; Secretary and Treasurer. sam
uel u: Wallace, Of Richmond; Vice
PRESIDENTS. First. r. w. Burke, Of
s,ta,nnton; Second. T. II. Stearns, OF Lyn-
mond; Fourth. II. NJ. Darnall,, of Roam
oke; Fifth, III. l.. Schmez. OF Hampton;
SNth, w. III. Lambert. of Alexandria .
seventh, p. v. d. Conway, of Freder,
lGksours; Eighth. Charles l. Wade, of
Richmond 80 w. I'LL Vi
ESecutive Committee: Judge George
H. u. christian, Richmond; q. ". Leigh,
Noriolk, and II. s. Trout, Roanoke. Mi
LOT LOT enree years; g, D. FIshburne. Char
and w. II. Jones. Suffolk. oil for two :,
S y., X: III. Smith. Richmond, III. ID.
FULLER. Winchester. and w. i. Nichol.
son. IT, pniaski. all for one year
nr EI ,nmna on Banking and Jurls-
! prudence: AL. Boulware. Richmond
1; r; Watts. Portsmouth; j. NJ. Whitc'
charlottesville; Alex. Hamilton. Peters.
purg; a. a. PhleEar, Chrlstianshurg;
"; a.. Glasgow. Roanoke: George
1 ANcNpOTt News: j. n. TuNlOr.
lFredericksburg, and John S. Elicit
| Richmond. =
Committee on Finance: w. NJ. Hill.
richmond: J.: G. Davenport. Roanoke;
nnd n. a. Williams. Richmond.
a sDecini committee made n report ro
commencing that days of grace" he
9foiished. which was referred IN thc
lJudiciary Committee with iustructions
70 prepare u BIN and urge its passnrc
before the Legislature
Il Col. Branp pf J3IoL,,o~.,
~ the american Bankers Association
uelIVereo an address, IN which he dwell
upon the cncronchmcnts by the express
companies In the field of banking.
III, ~; Dhrnan or ltoanokc. submitted n
niil In reference to the tax on bnnl,s
it asks relief from what is now claimed
70 DC double taxation on banks nic
JSn,crred to the Judiciary COMMITTEES
such n bill. VI
MT Davenport. Of Roanoke. moved
mat the Vice-Presidents of Tho As.o
chtion be authorized to attend tho
meetings of the Executive Committee.
ann wren attending have a vote in
Mt II. S. Trout. of Roanoke. was
r,ecicu ms the delrgate to the American
,aankers' Association. which meets next
Mr.. Stearns. of Lynchburr moao =
brief address. urging more Interest," IN
the State Association. 80
'nanks We're extended the .hun,-crs
VI NEWPORT News. the Chesapenkc an,,
mo Katlroad and the bankers of Nor
folk for courtesIes -''i
Mr. parnnll of Roanoke, offered n
,eSoiutlon urging the banks OF Virginia
10 appn'nt ono or mo- or their otncnrs
annually to attend the meeting of Inc
sTsihin aerB MISREPRESENTATION. the
banks to hcar the expense of their dcle-
gates. Adopted "e'c-
Mf. Schmclz. of Newport News. moved
that tho Committee on Saturdnv rIaIs
l'ol nv he directed to prepare lin
on me subject and urge the Legislature
10 pass II Carried
Mr. E''fweIl Hardy. tho President
"" IN" members for the comn,,mnni
paid him by his election.
~ noon the Convention adjourned 70
nneet ncSt year at . plncn To he selected
pS the Executive Committee