The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26
nc, Philadelphia and Reading Railroad,

Cushman Quarter, Comptroller. louis
willie ana Nashville Railroad, Louisvilee.
w. Randall. Freight and Ticket Audi
tor Burlington and Missouri River Rail-
road. Omaha.
w. A. Riach. General Auditor, Atlantic
Coast Line, Wilmington. N. c.
N. Riebenach. Assistant Comptroiier'
Pennsylvania Railroad. philadelphia
II. A. Rubidge Secretary and Auditor
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad
w. :. schats. Auditor. Chicago and
Northwestern Railway. Chicago.
8. b. Schuyler Assistant Generai Auo'.
tor Missouri Pacific Railway. st. Louis
A. r. Sherwood, Georgia Southern and
Florida Railway, Macon.
H. j. Stirling, Freight Auditor, Union
Pacific Railway. Omaha.
go. Burlington and Quincy Railroad. Chi
cago.
J. II. Sturgis, Assistant Treasurer. St.
Louis. keokuk and Northwestern Rail-
road. st. Joseph.
r. w. Sutton. auditor Elgin, Joliet and
Eastern railway. Chicago.
+. 8. Thomas. auditor Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern railway. Cincinnati.
J. F.. Titus. treasurer Illinois Central
IairOdu. Cnlcdgo.
w. ID. Tucker, auditor Chicago. Peoria
and st. Louis railroad. Springfield. Ill.
NJ. c. TulIy, auditor freight receipts.
way, Cleveland.
r. 1yrreIl. ticket auditor, c. M. and
St. Paul railway. Chicago.
w. +. Van Bergen. ticket auditor. Chi
cago and Northwestern railway. Chicago.
H. w. Walker, general auditor Grand
Trunk railway. of Canada, Montreal.
r. ]. Wasson, general auditor Iowa
Central railroad. Marshalltown, Ia.
J. NJ. Watkins. auditor Of revenue. Balti-
more and Ohio railroad. Baltimore.
ii. C. Whitehead. general auditor. At
Gibson. Topeka and Santa Fe railway
Chicago.
G.. N. Wilson, auditor Kansas City
Pittsburg and Gulf railroad. Kansas City
w. N. d. Whine. general auditor Chi
cago. Milwaukee and st. Paul railway.
Chicago.
F. A. wyman. auditor passenger re.
ceipts Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern railway. Cleveland.
Erastus Young. auditor Union Pacific
railway. Omaha.
RICHMOND MEMBERS.
1t Is a fact worthy Of mention that with
this association, Richmond will have had
every one of these great railway asso'
Citations of the United States to meet
here, and every one has assembled at the
Jefferson Hotel.
Richmond members Of the association
are these:
Joseph e. Cox, auditor Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad.
r. J. Duke, assistant treasurer Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road.
L. p. Ecker assistant auditor Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway.
l.. +. Sullivan, auditor Chesapeake and
Ohio railway.
r.. A. williams, assistant auditor At
lantic Coast Line.
The order of business Of the meeting
will be-
1-Calling the roll of members.
2-Reading the minutes Of the last meet
ing
3-Enrollment Of new members; Presi-
dents address.
4-Report of the Executive Committee.
5-Reports of standing committees
Freight, Passenger, and Disbursements.
6-Reports of special committees.
diminished business.
Reconsideration OF the report Of the
Executive committee.
Reconsideration of reports of standing
committees.
Reconsideration of reports Of special
committees.
threading Of addresses.
12-Election of officers and Executive
Committee.
B-New business.
I-Fixing the time and location Of the
next meeting: adjournment.
The membership, which IL confined ex-
clusively to auditors OF railroads. includes
10 such officers, representing a like num-
ber OF ros DIS In operation all over these
United States and in Mexico and Cana
da, and IN selecting Richmond as the
ent has been paid the city.
ALL WILL NOT ATTEND.
All the members of the association will
rot attend the meeting, but majority Of
them are expected and the. meeting Viil
be probably the largest railroad assem-
blage yet held In Richmond.
THE Cen m ittee on Arrangements, VINO
will nave charge of the visiting railroad
men and will look after their comfort ana
pleasure while here. consists OF Mes,Is' Me,
]. E. Cox, auditor Richmond Frederiehs-
burg and PotoTac ,,iHan ka,roaa od,,op Geefhes eehes
apeake and Ohio Railway Company, si.nr hien
mond. r. A. Williams, assistant auai'er
Atlantic Coast Line. Richmond; ~. ..
Hobbs. auditor Southern railway. WSsn-
ington. D; C.; J: w; ;, Coke i,asnnSe aao1dol Noi
/ This will be the ninth annual gatner
ing of the ACCOUNTANTS. and the ,d,,s meeums
bids fair to be lively one. In prevpne
years the meetings have been heid at '"c
iSss-J1ly a5-2G-Initial meeting. Hotel
Brunswick. New York. -, o.,,~
lSSs--January A-&-Speciai mee'ihs'
Southern Hotel. st. Louis. ..,.
1ssa-July lO-11-Ffrst annual meetihs'
Cataract House. Niagara Falls. @,
1890 January 22-9-Spec,aa Special nee''"s' ''
Snso,"Iuiv s-iQ-Second annual meeting
stockton Hotel. Cape May. oo,,rg
iseiN-May 27-gS--Third annual meetihs'
Southern Hotel. St. Louis s,o.,,c
lSs2-May 25-26-Fourth anhuai "ee""s'
Auditorium Hotel. Chicago.
lse1-May st--Fifsh annual meeu"s'
ditorIum Hotel, Chicago.
ls9i-May 3o-3l-Sixth anhuai ne'''"s'
wizards Hall. Washington
1Ss5-May 29-30-seventh ahhuai "'ee'
inc Hotel Cadillac. Detroit.
IS9s-May 27-2S-Enghtb annual mee''ns'
murray Hill Hotel New YORK.
EcrIoN OF OFFICERS.
rh. rrinc,r,al business Of the meeting
here viii be the election of ofhcers. Inc
resent oflcers are: President, Erastus
Tourg. First vice-President. II. M
xochersperger: Second Vice-fresioeh'
carlton Hillyer; Secretary ana Treasurer,
rh,Ilins. Members Of Executive
rommitttc-R. /. harrington, X. IA. Hii''
". III. Dudley, T. w. Roby, l. u. ogoeh'
IT ID. Bulkley, @. 3. Hobbs. G u: war
ner. The Last four namesa "''uo'e'