Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15
TRIBUTE TO MIR. 4. l.. BOULWARE.
RESOLUTIONS Adopted Yesterday by
the Glen ring HOuse AssOcIMt lon.


the Clearing House Association.
The members OF the clearinghouse AS
ISOLATION met at noon yesterday In the
directors room of the City Bank Judge
George l.. Christian. the president. was
in the chair, and Secretary James w.
Sinton recorded.
The following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
About year ago the members OF the
Clearing House Association of Richmond
met TO record their tribute of respect to
the memory Of Isaac Davenport, Jr.. who
for many years had filled with disttn-
guished ability the Offices OF president OF
the First National and Union banks or
this city.
I'm the providence of God we are called
to-day TO mourn the loss OF Aubin l..
Boulware, Esq, the honored successor Of
Mr. Davenport in the same offices: and
we now desire TO place on record this
testimonial OF our appreciation or his
worth as citizen and member OF this
association. IIf.st (,
ITO say that Mr.. Boulware was
worthy successor OF Mr. Davenport In the
arduous and responsible positions of prcsi-
dent of these, two OF the Oldest and best
financial institutions In the South. mea'
sures at once his standing as a business
man In this community. as we'll as the
loss sustained by us In his death. there
FORE be IL
Resolved. I. That in the death Of Mr..
Boulware this association has sustained
the loss Of one OF Its most honored and
useful members-a less that VIII not easily
or soon be repaired.
-. That In his death this city and
State have lost one OF our best Citizens
one who In war and In peace was devoted
TO their highest interests. and who de-
Tended these interests with zeal and
fidelity worthy OF the gallant soldier and
patriotic gentleman that he was. His
unwavestng integrity OF purpose. straight
forward business methods, and conserva-
tive financial Views commanded tho re.
spect OF all with whom he came In con-
tact. and lent confidence and stability to
all OF our financial institutions.
20 That these resolutions be spread on
our minutes and published. ana that
copy be sent to his family. with assw-
ances of our deepest sympathies in this.
their and our common bereavement. a
bereavement not only personal to each
member OF this association. but one which
will be deeply felt In all our future delibcs
rations. whom we Will miss his sound
judgment and wise counsel.
"a That the members OF the Clearing
House Association attend the funeral In
a body"
Office Of the Virginia Trust Company,
Richmond, Va. June IA. 1897
At meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Virginia Trust Company. held this
morning. the president announced the
death Of Mr.. Aubin L. Boulware. q mem
Der OF this board from the organization
OF the company. The following gentle
men were appointed committee TO give
expression to the sentiments Of the boards
Mcssrs. f. b. Addison, NJ. Quaries. L. z.
Morris, Thomas Potts. and T.. ID. Chris-
tian. Suitable resolutions were passed.
The committee reported the following
preamble and resolutions. which were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas. II has pleased God to rennove
from our midst Aubin Ia Bouiware. %
each of us close personal friend and a
earnest co-iaborer In the affairs OF this
company: therefore, be II
Received. That In this death this CON.
munity Is deprived Of a citizen who's
good Judgment. conservative and unsel0se
zeal In the public interest. made him
conspicuous.
That this company has lost one to whosa
We all looked for advice. always lroo1p
given. and seldom wr0ds. IA dsoc&1r.
member OF the Executive CommittoA ~
aim was ever to promote the bsof lntlr@
est OF the compepy. A. q frtlo1 ~
mourn his death With sinceyloy Mn q
affection. We tender 70 hiD AeronNG
family our heartfelt sympathy. 4 {, s +
That these resolutlons - speood 49,
our minutes. and that ~ eeoseeort II
Instructed to forward : oopy 60 ~ ;
lily Of our dsceaeed lFiosd ~
ciate." JAMES n. BOYD. 1s>cl