The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-28
BY THE ASSOCIATION.

clarksburg, win occur the fifth animal
convention Of the West Virginia Bank
enc Association, and the indications are
that the meeting win be well attended
and quite Interesting. A very attrae-
dive programme has been presented, In
Guiding reception to the visitors BY
Colonel T. Moore Jackson 90 WedDes-
day night, and banquet on tho follow
ing evening At the Traders hotel
The programme Of the business ses-
sIons IL as follows:
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER :, Ilos.
First sessIon-lO o'clock a, m.
Convention called 70 order by the Pregi'
dent OF the Association, Joseph z,
Sands, Cashier Of the First National
Bank, Bairmont.
Prayer BY the Reverend Thomas W
Cooke; Rector Of Christ Episeopa
Roll csiI by the Secretary.
Address Of Welcome, by Hon. u. 9
Holmes, Mayor Of Clarks6urE
Address OF Welcome, By w. II. freeman q
Cashier OF tho West Virginia Bank o.
Address of Welcome to Harrison County
by E. G. Smith.
Reply TO Addresses OF Weicome' ~ ~ =;
Gilkeson, Cashier Second National
Annual AddreSs OF the President OF me
Annual Aasp'i Report of the Secretary and
Repor * Of Dclcsnte to the Convention Of
American Bankers' Association.
Report Of Committees appointed at last
meeting OF Association.
Appointment OF Committees.
Second sesSion-2:3o p. m.
Reading Of Communications.
Report Of Committees on Subjects to be
pa5 aiscTsdfS ". s. Raymond. President
OF the Peoples Bank, OF Fairmont, w.
PapeT.R. c. palzell. Cashier of the City
Bank Of Wheeling.
Other Papers, by Bankers. the names and
subjects to be announced;
Address-''What Is r Bank. WiLlam e:
Cornwell, Cashier Of the City Bank Of
Buffalo.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1888.
Third Session-l0 O'Clock a. m.
Prayer by the Reverend E. 3. Williams,
Pastor OF the First Baptist Church.
Discussion ES9S q Subjects Selected by Com
Cali Of countIes-Brief statements from
bankers in regard to the general con-
dItion OF business throughout the va
rious counties represented.
Fourth Session-3:SO p. m.
Continuation Of Subjects to be Discussed.
Address-Eugene II. Puiien, President OF
the National Bank Of the Republic
The President will call for reports Of Com
mittees which have not heretofore re-
ported-Resolu Next Convention,
Nomination.
Introduction OF President-elect.
Presentation Of Gavel to the Retiring
President,
Among the subjects that Will be dis
cussed are the following:
Shall the uniform law Of negotiable In
struments, as recommended by the
American Bankers Association, and ale
ready enacted In several states, become
the law OF West Virginia?
What shall be done to abolish the
stamp tax?
What can the association do toward
aboiishtng days OF grace. and securing
uniform Observance Of holidays?
What can be done to remedy the In
equality and existing evils OF taxation,
and how can uniformity be obtained?
For what purpose and to what extent
should banks borrow money!
Following the the present officers;
President, j. 2, Sands, cashier First
National Bank. Fairmont.
First vice president, L. Mallonee,
cashier First National Bank, Grafton.
Second vice president, W. II. Free
man, cashier West Virginia Bank,
Ciarksburg.
Third vice president H. n. Moss,
cashier First National Bank, Parkers-
Fourth vice president, ]. X. oney,
cashier First National Bank, Hunting
ton.
Secretary and treasurer, ". II. Fur
bee, cashier First National Bank, Man
DiRgton.
Executive committee, Joseph e. Sands,
Fairmont; ". H, Freeman, Clarksburg;
]. K. Oney, Huntington; L. Mallonee,
Grafton; H, n. Moss, Parkeraburg; w.
II. Furbee, Warrington.