Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
HORSE SHOW ALMOST ASSURED.
Committees Appointed TO Canvas the
City I'm Its Jntcrest-Tbc Plans.

The committees from the Chamber OF
Commerce and the Young Mems Business
Association. appointed TO further the pro-
jet for a horse show in this city In De-
cember, met the general committee having
the plans I'm charge In the assembly nan
of the Chamber OF Commerce building
last evening, and the project was put un-
der way.
Mr.. L. n. Carter, who was called 10 the
chair, made talk. setting forth the
plans IL was proposed TO carry out. He
told OF the meeting at the Jefferson seve-
raj nights since, and suggested that In
asmuch as IL would take 5000 to make
the show a success, stock company De
organized.
TO SUBSCRIBE TO STOCK.
To this end the following circular was
agreed upon:
1--WE, the undersigned, hereby subscribe
for the number of shares of stock OF par
value of s25 set opposite TO our names ioi
the following purposes: To organize
joint-stock company for the purpose Oh
conducting a horse show with a paid-up
capital Of not less than 5000 All ofi1cers
TO be chosen from among the subscribers
aver and Mr.. l. A. Larkin, Jr.. secretary
for the first year. OF the capital stock
g. 600 is TO be reserved in the treasury tc
guarantee premiums and 5000 10 be useo
in defraying general expenses. The man
ager and secretary are to receive $50 eacf
for each performance from gross re
ceipts and % per cent. Of the net proht'
after paying all expenses. The holder o.
! each share of stock to be entitled 10
! season ticket at the show. The eNpensel
| OF the first show are estimated at %''V
| Subscriptions are to be payable as sooi
| as the treasurer is named, and no SUP
| scription is to be binding unless ~
shares are subscribed"
THE COMMITTEES.
Committees were then selected as fol
| lows to circulate the subscription hst AM
get the necessary money:
| Committee on Lawyers-Hunsdon cary
Samuel REGISTER. b. II. Wise ana "
| Brydon Tenant.
| Iron Trade. r. Anderson, j. Stewar
Bryan, o. S. Allen. and w. r. Trigs.
| Tobacco Trade-E. Victor Williams
| Leon l.. Straus, Ed. Whitlock, {. ID
Larus. and r. r. Crump.
Retail Trade on Main Street-Ashtol
! starke, Henry s. Hutzler, o. H. Berry
| and Robert Lecky, Jr.
Hardware and Supply Men,. SCOT
! Parrish, A. b. Clarke, and Levin Joyne'
Real Estate and Insurance-Colont
| John w. Gordon, r. A. Cary, I.
| WORKMAN. and O. H. Funsten.
Wholesale Oils, Drugs, and Pailts-C
W. Tanner. .,,. ~,
Hotels and decentralization hue
ger and =. NJ. Fry.
Wholesale Grocers and Shoes-L. [
Younger j. l.. Antrim Langhorne Pu'
ney. and d. A. Saunders, Jr.
| Wholesale Dry-Goods and Notions-H
n. Meade and Clarence Millhiser.
Publishers and Printers-E. II. Fergus
son. Everett Waddey, and u OBJ. Co"ai
ain.
Banks and Bankers and Brokers an
Building and Loan Associations-Joh
X. Branch, i. NJ. Williams, FRED
Scott. and c. W. Branch.
Grain Trade and Mills-E. Harvey SAY
age and John ID. Blair
Broad street-John Murphy, S. j. BIZ
swanger. and W. c. Schmidt
Railroad and Express Companle
Street Railroads and Telegraph Comp
p,es-R. r. Harrison and +. S. Freeman.
Sash. Blinds. and Doors-W. j. whit
hurst. Fritz Sitterding, and James ]
Phippin.
Coal. Wood. end Ice Dealers-H.
Halves and c. ID. Wingheld.
Cnbs-Dr. Joseph A. White. a. ]
christian. Jr., Thomas Atkinson, b.
Grundy. and c. e. Boiling.