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EXHIBIT A. ‘

OLD POINT COMFORT HOTEL COMPANY.

PLAN OF RE—ORGANIZATION.

NEW YORK, April 4, 1893.
To the Stock and Bondholders of said Company .

The undersigned, a committee appointed by the bondholders of the above Company, at a meeting held at
the oﬁ’ice of the Knickerbocker Trust Company, in the city of New York, on the 24th day of, March, 1893,
present the following plan of re-organization on behalf of said bondholders in order to place said company
on a sound ﬁnancial basis, to wit :

The following are the estimated amounts needed to ﬁnish and furnish the hotel :

Cash for purchase at sale .................. $85,000
Cash for completion of building ................................................................ 275,000
Cash for furniture ...................................................... i ......................... 150,000

Total ........................................................ . .................. $510,000

The property of the company has been decreed to be sold by the United States Circuit Court for the
Eastern District of Virginia, to satisfy certain mechanics’ liens, costs and expenses, amounting to about
$85,000. Other liens are however, claimed amounting to about $30,000 more or less additional, which if
established must also be paid.

In order to save this property for the bondholders of the company, it is indispensable that immediate
action should be taken, and the following plan is presented in order that the cash immediately needed to
purchase the property may be obtained.

First. A syndicate to be formed by means of which sufﬁcient cash can be raised at once and the valuable
property of the company bought in at the forthcoming sale.

(Several of the largest bondholders have already signiﬁed their willingness to join such a syndicate for the
purpose of advancing the preliminary sums needed at the sale, in consideration of which they are to receive
[certain concessions in bonds as hereinafter provided.)

Second. After the property has been bought in by the syndicate, it is proposed to form a new company to
which the syndicate will at once transfer the property acquired at the sale, and all of its right, title and interest
therein.

The capital of the new company will be as follows :

Five per cent. sinking fund gold bonds ....................................................... $750,000
Stock ............................ A ................................................................... 1,000,000

Total ........................................................................... $1,750,000

 

 

 

 CONSENT TO PLAN OF RE—ORGANIZATION.‘ ' “

The Fixe‘d Charges will be : . . '
Interest on ﬁrst mortgage bonds ............................................................. $37,500 3 . The undersigned bond and stockholders of the Old Point Comfort Hotel Company, hereby approve and

‘ p ‘ . . . . . 1 _ . accept the plan of re-organization made by the committee of bondholders of said company dated April 4th,

‘ For the beneﬁt OI the bondholders, 1t 1S proposed to establish a Sinking fund, and wnenever $00,000 IS ‘ 1893, and agree each for himself forthwith to deposit the amount of bonds and stock of said company
accumulated over ﬁxed charges and expenses, and 5% on the stock, the same is to be applicable to the 10 ur— ‘ set opposite their signatures, with the Knickerbocker Trust Company in the City of New York, for the uses

provided for in said plan of re—organizatiOn and to”pay their subscriptions for new bonds as provided for in said
plan upon the demand of the Knickerbocker Trust Company, or upon call of said committee and hereby

Company, to be voted upon and managed in the interest of the bondholders. ; authorize the Committee to terminate this re-organization, or to make any change in the plan thereof which
‘ will not diminish the amount of the securities receivable by the subscriber nor increase his payments here-

chase or redemption of an equal amount of outstanding ﬁrst mortgage bonds.

It is also proposed that at least 7,500 shares of the stock be deposited with the Knickerbocker Trust

Under this plan of re-organization provision is made for the distribution of securities, as follows :
under.

1.~—The subscribers to the syndicate, in consideration of their immediate
AMOUNT OF EQUAL To

r 'v h ﬁrst mortaa e bonds of the new .
cash advances are to ecei e t e ec g S NAME. CASH NEW NEW STOCK,
( IGNATURE') SUBSCRIPTION. BONDS-

OLD BONDS OLD STOCK
To BE To BE
DEPOSITED. DEPOSITED.

 

company at 80, and an amount of new stock equal to the amount

of bonds so subscribed. i
2.—Mr. John F. Chamberlin has agreed on behalf of Mrs. Emily M. ., 1
Chamberlin to accept 2,375 shares of the stock of the new company L i 'V ' 0‘ " ' ‘¥-‘"“l*3-*'”"“‘*";'11 " i
in liquidation of advances to the old company, good will, services,
franchise, etc., the stock to be delivered to her by the new company
through the Knickerbocker Trust Company.
3.—-Present bondholders may subscribe for the new bonds at 90, and upon

surrender of one old bond and payment of $900 will receive one new

ﬁrst mortgage bond of $1,000., and $1,000 of new stock.

4.—-Bondholders who do not subscribe for the new bonds, may surrender

 

their old bonds and shall receive therefor $500 in new stock for
each $1,000 bond surrendered. All old bonds surrendered under
this agreement may be used by the syndicate in payment of the bid :. - a
at the sale. '3 %

5.—All the new stock to be issued as above provided, is to be deposited

 

with the Knickerbocker Trust Company under a Voting Trust

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Agreement.
Subscriptions other than the syndicate agreement are payable upon call of the committee in three separate

 

 

 

 

 

 

instalments of not less than 30 days each ad. interim receipts being given for such payments, by the 7 .

Knickerbocker Trust Company. A ﬁrst instalment of 40 per cent. upon each subscription will be due and

""“WW’NOTE. ~~ , r» . , _ , .. , , . , ,
hay-able at the ofﬁce of the Knickerbocker Trust Company upon the deposit of the bonds and stock of the old [ M32 John F. Chamberlin, after many years’ of‘iperSOnal exertion succeeded in obtaining" permission from
the Secretary of “far, from Congress and from the Legislature of Virginia to erect the Hotel Chamberlin at
Old Point Comfort, Va.

There has already been expended on the hotel about $450, 000, and as appears by the plan of re—organ-

ization an additional sum of about S$510,000 is required to completely equip it in every particular and put it

company on or before the 1st day of May as hereinafter provided.
Itis earnestly hoped that this plan will be acquiesced in without delay as the interest of the bondholders

will be entirely sacriﬁced if the Hotel is not purchased for their beneﬁt.

The day of the sale has upon application of the committee been adjourned until May 18th. Bondholders - -
who desire to avail themselves of this re—organization plan must notify the undersigned committee at the in‘ readiness to receive guests. This WOUM make the total ELI-110111113 expended on the hotel $960,000, which is
Ofﬁce of the Knickerbocker Trust Company, No. 18 Wall S t., New York City, on 07' be fore JlIay 185, 1893, and cons1dered a moderate capitahzation for a ﬁrst-class hotel of its capac1ty so well located. The earnmg pow er
deposit their old bonds stock and all outstanding interim receipts by that date 9 ‘ 0f the hotel cannot be doubted. . . . . .

’ I ' “ Taking the Hygeia Hotel as a standard of comparison, although it is smaller and otherw1se inferior in its
JOHN P" TOWNSEND: l ‘ appointments, it can be safely estimated that the net income from the “ Chamberlin ” will be $100,000 per
gig: '31,)13128140333 l Committee. annum. Thus the ﬁrst mortgage bonds and stock become a good investment. The Hygeia Hotel Company

JOHN F. CHAMBERLIN, | admits that its gross receipts are about $240,000 and net proﬁts $70,000.
J' H' BRESLIN’ J If the plan proposed is adopted the hotel can be put in condition to accomodate guests within about ninety

days from the time work is begun thereon.

 

  

The F ixe‘d Charges will be :
‘Interest on ﬁrst mortgage bonds .............................................................. $37,500
For the beneﬁt of the bondholders, it is proposed to establish a sinking fund, and whenever $50,000 is
accumulated over ﬁxed charges and expenses, and 5% on the stock, the same is to be applicable to the pur-
chase or redemption of an equal amount of outstanding ﬁrst mortgage bonds.
It is also proposed that at least 7,500 shares Of the stock be deposited with the Knickerbocker Trust
Company, to be voted upon and managed in the interest of the bondholders.
Under this plan of re-organization provision is made for the distribution of securities, as follows :
1.—The subscribers to the syndicate, in consideration of their immediate
cash advances are to receive the ﬁrst mortgage bonds of the new
company at 80, and an amount of new stock equal to the amount
of bonds so subscribed.
2.—Mr. John F. Chamberlin has agreed on behalf of Mrs. Emily M.
Chamberlin to accept 2,375 shares of the stock of the new company
in liquidation of advances to the old company, good will, services,
franchise, etc., the stock to be delivered to her by the new company
through the Knickerbocker Trust Company.
3.-—Present bondholders may subscribe for the new bonds at 90, and upon
surrender of one old bond and payment Of $900 will receive one new

ﬁrst mortgage bond of $1,000., and $1,000 of new stock.

Zlam-Bondholders who do not subscribe for the new bonds, may surrender
their old bonds and shall receive therefor $500 in new stock for
each $1,000 bond surrendered. All old bonds surrendered under
this agreement may be used by the syndicate in payment of the bid
at the sale. 5

5.——All the new stock to be issued as above provided, is to be deposited

 

with the Knickerbocker Trust Company under a Voting Trust
Agreement.

Subscriptions other than the syndicate agreement are payable upon call of the committee in three separate
instalments of not less than 30 days each ad. interim receipts being given for such payments, by the
Knickerbocker Trust Company. A ﬁrst instalment of 40 per cent. upon each subscription will be due and
payable at the ofﬁce of the Knickerbocker Trust Company upon the deposit of the bonds and stock of the old
company on or before the 1st day of May as hereinafter provided.

Itis earnestly hoped that this plan will be acquiesced in Without delay as the interest of the bondholders
will be entirely sacriﬁced if the Hotel is not purchased for their beneﬁt.

The day of the sale has upon application of the committee been adjourned until May 18th. Bondholders
who desire to avail themselves of this re-organization plan must notify the undersigned committee at the
oﬁice of the Knickerbocker Trust Company, No. 18 Wall St, New York City, on 07' before Illay 1815, 1893, and
deposit their old bonds, stock and all outstanding interim receipts by that date.

JOHN P. TOWNSEND, ]
H. B. PARSONS,

JOHN S. TILNEY, iOommittcc.
JOHN F. CHAMBERLIN, |

J. H. BRESLIN, j

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CONSENT TO PLAN OF RE-ORGANIZATION.‘ ’ ‘

The undersigned bond and stockholders of the Old Point Comfort Hotel Company, hereby approve and
accept the plan of re-organization made by the committee of bondholders of said company dated April 4th,
1893, and agree each for himself forthwith to deposit the amount of bonds and stock of said company
set opposite their signatures, with the Knickerbocker Trust Company in the City of New York, for the uses
provided for in said plan of re-organizati‘on and to‘pay their subscriptions for new bonds as provided for in said
plan upon the demand of the Knickerbocker Trust Company, or upon call of said committee and hereby
authorize the Committee to terminate this re—organization, or to make any change in the plan thereof which
will not diminish the amount of the securities receivable by the subscriber nor increase his payments here-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

under.
N AMOUNT or EQUAL To OLD BONDS OLD STOCK
‘ AME' CASH NEW NEW STOCK. To BE To BE
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Mr. John F. Chamberlin, after many years’ of ipersOnal exertion succeeded in Obtaining permission from
the Secretary of ‘Var, from Congress and from the Legislature of Virginia to erect the Hotel Chamberlin at
Old Point Comfort, Va.

There has already been expended on the hotel about $450,000, and as appears by the plan of re-organ—
ization an additional sum of about $510,000 is required to completely equip it in every particular and put it
in readiness to receive guests. This would make the total amount expended on the hotel $960,000, which is
considered a moderate capitalization for a ﬁrst-class hotel of its capacity so well located. The earning power
of the hotel cannot be doubted. i

Taking the Hygeia Hotel as a standard of comparison, although it is smaller and otherwise inferior in its
appointments, it can be safely estimated that the net income from the “ Chamberlin ” will be $100,000 per
annum. Thus the ﬁrst mortgage bonds and stock, become a good investment. The Hygeia Hotel Company
admits that its gross receipts are about $240,000 and net proﬁts $70,000. '

If the plan proposed is adopted the hotel can be put in condition to accomodate guests within about ninety
days from the time work is begun thereon.

 

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Lexington, Ky.

Dear‘Madam:-

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We duly received yours of the 25thi‘38t., returning,

duly endorsed, certificate for $1000 Old Point Comfort Hotel Co.
Bond,which we have deposited,and beg to hand you herewith
Certificate of Deposit #85 of the Knickerbocker Trust Co.

for 5 shares of stock of the Hampton Roads Hotel Co. received
in exchange therefor. :You will observe from the circular
relative to the plan of reorganization enclosed that you receive
this certificate under the terms of paragraph #4, which we have
marked in lead pencil.

Kindly acknowledge receipt,end oblige,

Yours truly,

 

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PRESIDENT. CAPITAL $500,000, SUPT,OF VAULTS.
James A.Headley. SHAREHOLDERS'LIABILITY $500, 000. W.E.MQGa11n. REAL ESTATE
IF’ ESIDENT‘
V R SURPLUS $130,000. KMaSSiE‘ BOND gFFICERS.
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Janna?! 5; 19034.-
Mm. Arthur Gary,
C i t 3'.
Dear ere. Gary:

I enclose you herewith a formal assent EV‘yeu t9 the
teenefer by the Lexington union Station Company to the City at
Lexington of the ground on which the viaduct is built, 1 thought
it better for you to have the matter arranged in thie way than for
you to have to join in the deed from the company to the Station
Company or the City of Lexington. If you approve of this man~
ner of dealing with the matter, please sign at once and return
to me the-enclosed paper, having Mr. Gary witness your signature.

I will look into the matters of which Mr. Gary eyeke te
meet such time as will not call attentien speeially to what I we

“*”“W“d01ng, andywill'promptly repert to him what I'eeeertain.

Very truiz voure, 2
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PRESIDENT. ‘.
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January 12,» 1906,
Mrs, Arthur carer,
East Main 3%.,
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Dear Mrs. Gary:-

We enclose you herewith a list of the securities
now held by this Company as Trustee of Mrs. Walsh, which please for—
ward to her. We have not included the cash balance or the real es—
te te is this as we did not suppose that this was necessary.

In regard to the distribution of Mr. Sayre's estate, we beg to
say that we would like to wait until we can get an Opportunity to
go over the accounts carefully and make the distribution as com-
plete as possible. weywilliinform.vou when the distribution is
ready to be made. i

The income on the trust estate which we are holding for you
will all have been collected by the 16th of this month, at which
tome we will send you a statement and check on that account.

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LIST OF SECURITIES HELD BY THE SECURITY TRUST & SAFETY VAULT 00.,
C ' ‘ TRUSTEE 0E CLARA D. WALSH.

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t Par value

25 shares Security Trust & Safety vault 00., - — - - _ ~$2, 500.

11 " Merchants national Bank, St. Louis,
(in liquidation)

504'/1o shares Western Union Telegraph 00., ----- 50,410.

190 Louisville Traction Co. Pref. stock, - - 19,000.

33 " Same. Common " ~ - 5,500.

15 " Third national Bank, St. Louis, Mo., - — 1,500.

125 " National Bank of Commerce, N. Y., - - ~ 12,500.

250 " Lexington Onion Station Co. Pref. stock, 25,000.

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14 Atlanta & Charlotte R'y. 00., ————— 14,000.

5 Henderson Bridge, ----- 5,000.

-. 10 London, Ohio, Water Works, - T — ~— 10,000.

1m L. 8c N. R' y. 00., (E. H. 8c N. Branch) - -‘ - ~— - 10,000.

2 Lexington Water Works, ----- 2,000.

1 ”assenger & Belt R' y., ----- 1,000.

U. S. 2% bonds, ----- 2,900.

U. s. 3% " ----- 200.

U. s 4% " ----- 400.

Phdenix Hotel Company 5% bonds, - ~ ~ - - 55,000.

Territory of Hawaii bonds, ------ 25,000.
Mortgage notes, . ----- 292, 728. 59
Other notes, ----- 35, 984.19

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ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO THE COMPANY

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST COMPANY

CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS. $ 8,500,000
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SHAREHOLDERS LIABILITY $ 500,000
SURPLUS $ 130,000

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33.105; ‘ LEXINGTON, KY. July 12 ’ 191é .
Hrs. Arthur Cary?
Lexington, Ky.
My dear Hrs. Cary:
We subﬁit a statement of bonds purchased for your account,

as per your order, viz:

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$40,000 U. $. (Panama) cpn. 5’s 1961 e 101 5/4 - 1/52 $40,687.50
E 0 Int. June 1 to July 10, 1 mo. 9 days, 150.00
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f0? which kindly let us have your cheek. We are holding the bonds

subject to your order. We have not yet learneﬂ the charges of shie-
ment from.hew York, but when We do we can charge the amount against
your account.

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BRECKINRIDGE JONES 51: LOUIS August 29th, 1928.

PRESIDENT

ﬁrs. Arthur Gary,
Lexington, Kentucky.

Dear Mrs. Gary:

In the absence of Mr. Jones, I
acknowledge receipt of your favor of the 25th inst.,
relative to the account of Mrs. walsh.

We are glad to advise you that
$40,000 was paid on Mrs.’walsh's loan, reducing it to
$60,000. The balance was extended for three years
at five and one-half per cent interest.

When M . Jones returns, I shall
call your letter to his attention and write you further.

With kind regards, I an

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