Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01
ON A SOLID BASIS.
RECHMOND's SPLENDID BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
An IMPORTANT FINANCIAL FACTOR.
They IncuIcate and stimulate n
Shirt of Saving In Our People, and
Are Very Helpful I'm the upbuild-
ing of the City.

Richmond's building and loan associa-
tons are most important factor in the
financial world. Each one is built on
solid foundation and is managed by men
Of Acknowledged hnancering ability
These institutions first inculcate and
then stimulate a spirit of saving In our
people. Bat for them hundreds Of persons
I'm Richmond and elsewhere. who have
now handsome sums laid by for tho pro-
verbal rainy day would have nothing.
The associations have aiken a prominent
part i'm the upbuilding OF the city, and
great many property-owners owe their
holdings 10 their helgfulness.
All the institutions baye prospered du-
ring 1898, and have gained in strength.
THE OLD DOMINION.
The old Dominion Building Pnd Loan
Association. organized in 1880 hos grown
20 he one Of our largest financial institu-
lions. 1t has paid-in capital Of more
than one and quarter million dollars,
md it's officers are among the hest and
most favorably known Businessmen in
,ur community. Tie association mas lr-
luguratcd q mOveH cnt TO secure one ha.i
= million dollars permanent capital, ana
already stockholders holding several hun
bred dollars worth of present shares OF
The association have consented u con-
vert them into permanent shares. This
viii greatly ada 90 the strength ana
stability Of the institution. and viii give
greater value 90 the stock OF the assoc
cation. The year just closing has been
, nrosperous one. and the association
enters upon the new year with the most
,romising outlook for increasing growth
md prosperity. The officers Of the as
.ociatton are j. Taylor Elyson president;
o. A. Barber. secretary and treasurer.
Directors: j. Taylor EllysOn, Norman Y.
Randolph. John S. Elicit, John b. Purcell,
nd Frank r Sutton.
THE RICHMOND PERPETUAL.
The Richmond Perpetual Building, Loan
and Trust Company, Of 1904 east Main
street. receives deposits, discounts paper,
negotiates loans OF both large and small
am6unts--in word, does regular bank
ing business. In addition 10 transacting
all the business Of 'ildiDg ana loan
association. il is a tru.. company. II Is
now ENJOYING prosD, ity and Is growing
stronger and stronger. IL Is well fultlling
the mission for which IL was established.
The officers are. ii. Theodore Eiiyson,
president; Charles Hu.zler, vSe-president;
Henry : Hut2ler. cashier. the directors
are II. Theodore Ellyson, Charles hutzler'
\ p Savage. Nj. j. Straus. William {.
schmidt +. Raab, X. :. Crump' Phillp
Whitlock. II. 5. Binswanger, Charlee
sfraus Isaac Thalhimer. Moses May, ana
NJ. :. Block 1t is the Oldest Institution
OF its kind here. II invites the fullest IN
vestigation and patronage.
THE COLUMBIAN.
The Columbian Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION. with office In the Planters Ma
tional Bank building. VIII soon issue us
ann annual statement which will show
an increased business over last year me
associatto has sold quite a number OF
nieces OF property during the year, apd
almost all a. an advance on what II was
taken in at, and in some cases at con-
slderabIe- advance. The management Is
characterized by conservatism, yet pro-