Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15
BORNE TO THE TOMB
qur IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL OF MIR,
AtniN l.. BOULWARE.
ggNY TRIBUTES TO HIS MEMORY
p.soIntionS Adopted by the Bar As
ISOLATION. CIcaring-House Associa-
don. the Banks, and Trust Conn
INFO Elect His Successor.

~.. remains Of Mr.. Aubin Lee Boul-
,.-s the esteemed lawyer and bank
,....,nt. whose death occurred on
Saturday. were borne into ST. Pauls
.r.,.a Yesterday afternoon at o'clock,
vr.u funeral services We're held over
n.m. and afterwards they were laid to
Dos, beneath the sod OF beautiful Holly
wood
Tho church was filed with relatives
and friends Of the deceased. and the
services were impressively conducted by
r.v. DR. Hartley Carmichael. The cas-
Dol was covered with floral designs, and
,.oh one Of the nifty odd pall-bearers
carried flowers. The pall-bearers. head
e. ty Lee Camps delegation. in uniform,
preceded the remains into the church
and the whole centre of the house
which was reserved for the funeral
laty was filled by them.
The vested choir sang several appro-
Yate hymns very sweetly, and chanted
softly as the remains We're borne out
of the sanctuary on their way TO the
gave.
A0llON Ol HE Ban.
Nr Bouware's death carried sorrow
60 many hearts in this city. and many
tributes Of esteem and affection were
ll.d him yesterday A majority of Rich
nouds lawyers met in the rooms Of the
Hclmond Bar Association yesterday
morning pursuant TO a call issued by
.lr. Is. y. Munford. and that gentleman,
cilling the assemblage to order, briefly
Judge L. l.. Lewis was chosen 10 preside
over the meeting. and Mr.. w. L. De
saussure was elected secretary.
ON motion Of Mr. 7. ". Christian, a
committee 10 draft resolutions Of respect
% SIR Boulware was appointed, as fol-
lows. Messrs. +. w. Christian. James
Peasants. i. {. Minor. J. II. Dooley.
g. D. Munford G. l.. Christian. W. W.
Henry. John \. Coke. Henry T. Wick
ham, Edmund Waddnl. Jr.. John How
ard. ~. j. Leake Jackson Guy, Hill
Carter. and X. l.. Maury.
lAe committee retired. and after a
ir.ef absence returned. and Chairman
Christian read a short sketch of the life
o. the deceased. and presented highly
Clloglstic resolutions. Mr.. Christian. in
moving the adoption of the resolutions,
spoke feelingly of Mr.. Boulware. Mr..
H. IT, Wickham seconded the motion.
Judge Lewis subsequently appointed
the following members Of the Bar As
ISOLATION TO present copies Of the ac-
l1n OF the meeting TO the various courts
i1 This city:
Court Of Appeals. Frank W. Christian.
Circuit Court. Charles L. Williams.
Chucery Court. Henry Cannon.
I4w and Equity Court, 5. 5. T. Pat
iseon
Hastings Court. Leigh r. Page
Federal courts. Beverly b. Munford.
CLEARINGHOUSE AND BANKS.
At noon the members Of the Clearing
House Association met in the City Bank
and adopted resolutions setting forth
that ir Mr. Boulware's death the as
ISOLATION loses "a most honored ana use
tl member and the city and State one
~ our best ctizens-one who IN war
ald in peace was devoLed 10 their high
CO interests and who defended these
interests with a zeal and fidelity worthy
o., 'he ralant soldier and patriotic gen
t.man that he was His unwavering
i'.r.ty Of purpose. straightforward
business method. and conyersative finan-
cal views commanded the respect Of all
with whom be came In contact. and lent
confidence and stability 10 all of our
financial Institutions.
III, boards OF directors Of the First
National and Union banks met at 3
o'clock Yesterday morning. and adopt
81 resolutions setting forth the great
Joss thc TWO institutions had sustained
n ,he death Of their president.
AZ a meeting Of the directors of the
Virginia Trust Company the president
announced the death OF Mr.. Boulware
who bad been member of the board
from the organization Of the company.
Ite following gentlemen We're appointed
committee 10 give expression 10 the
sentiments OF the board: Messrs. r. Is
Addison. d. Quarles L. n. Morris
Thomas Potts. and l.. -. Christian ana
suitable resolutions were passed.
DIRECTORS MEET TOMORROW.
The directors Of the First National
ana 'non banks will meet tomorrow
70 elect successor 20 Mr.. Boulware
ana Do having been a custom for years
~ have The same man preside over botr
Institutions 80 81 not at al likely thar
lns rule VIII now be departed IRON
when Nr Doulware was elected presi-
t'H, some SIX years ago. he defcated
Ar NirgiriIs Newton by one vote That
tenileman. n Is understood. VIII again
i' urged for the Office, and II IL also
Pretty generally understood that the
iames u Colonel John u. Purcell and
"r Junius a. Morris will be presented
by their friends.