New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-19
TRUST COMPANY ELECTIONS.
TURNER A. BEALL CHOSEN TO SUCCEED DR..
PARKER AS PRESIDENT OF THE PROD
ICE EXCHANGE COMPANY.

At the annual meeting yesterday Of the stock
holders OF the Colonial Trust Company the trus-
tees constituting the class OF 1902 reelected.
follows: Vernon II. Brown, John s. Dckerson,
Henry o. Havemeyer Percval Kuhne, Cord
Meyer. Theodore W. Myers and Seth NJ. Millken.
James W Tappin was elected trustee to I'LL
vacancy in the class OF 1900. The trustees subse-
quenty reelected John L. Borne president; Ros-
well p Flower. vice-president; Arpad S. Gross
mann. treasurer and Philip S. Babcock. trust off,
GER They also elected James W. Tappln, formerly
secretary. vice-president in place OF Charles G.
Dickinson. who resigned several months ago on
account OF I'll health. and chose Edmund L. Jud-
son. the assistant secretary 10 succeed Mr.. Tappin
as secretary. Mr. Tappln has been identified with
the Colonial Trust Company since It's organiza-
ton He began his business life employe Of
D. Appleton & Co.. the publishers, with whom he
remained for twelve years. Afterward he became
connected with the American Cotton OIL Company
and with Frederic II. and Legrand l.. Benedict or
ganized the Cotton OIL Product Company. He also
acted as the treasurer Of various corporations. and
entered the field OF banking on the organization OF
the Colonial Trust Company. Mr.. Judson the new
secretary. for several years State Bank Ex *,
arniner in the NewYork district. leaving that once
10 become assistant secretary or tne Oolohi'A
Trust Company when It was started. X-. True.
The trustees Of the Produce Exchange IrusI
Company yesterday elected Turner A. BeaI, one OF
the cePesdsns to be president in Place %, or p Ts
election They also reelected Thomas Nc
Intyre vice-presdent. and elected as MS asSoclaIe
Timothy Hogan. S. NJ. Chamberlain was con
tinued as secretary and treasurer. Mr. Beall, the
new president has been with the company as lts
yice-presdent since its organization, about year
ago He was previously for several years an ON
Ger OF the Produce Exchange BUILDING, and Loan
Association. He IS about forty years old
The trustees Of the American surety COMPANY
Yesterday elected these officers: Walter 5. John-
SON president; II. d. Lyman, d: 3. slckels and X
A. c. Smith. vce-prssidents; W E. Aeyes. secre e
tarIes; Executive Committee, W. A. Wheelock. II.
H. Cook. T. F. Ryan. J. A. Hayden Marcellus
Hartley, J. c. Built. J. J. McCook and Ehhu
Root -,
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Atlantic Trust Company these trustees whose
terms OF Office had expired were reelected; Lewis V
Cass Ledyard. Andrew RI. Green Frederick Stur-
eis W H. II. Moore. W. r. T. Jones. John i.
Riker and ". B. Isham. The trustees at a suose-
quent meeting elected these officers; President
L. V. F. Randolph; first vlce-presdentl John l..
Riker; second Weep president, William Carpenter;
secretary, John Alvin Young; assistant secretaries,
L. NJ. Jones and Benjamin Strong Jr.
The stockholders OF the Continental Trust Com,
pany yesterday elected Frederick g. Jennings ana
Myles Tierney trustees. to I'LL vacancies