The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-11

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.. Is DrlA IL Come.
.,4HaArloH.--lasl nisht. at 81. ia:nc~
....,.a rhltrcth The Hight Rev. Bishop
n .5.ir. administered the rit" nf continuation
-..,sutrvn persons. lie Bishop ais"
.....,, m affective SERMON on the duties
....~,. Nno have taken the vows al the
t...,.a ulou themselves. lie wa- iarticu-
.is!- "a lhcatrc-lnving and opcrI-so-
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rfsEriNG or THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
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.. 49,. meeting ul the stockholders oi THIS
,.rol~.,.rn was held at the depot Of the
.....,aIH "u Yesterday. Mr.. Richmond /.
.,r. 81 New Kent, was called TO the chair.
..G q. \. smith. E>q.. acted Is secretary.
\lu. james Lyons. chairman ol the COM
"a. .:,.tr.,. v n!rsI The ~uhjcrt 81 4 revision "i
.... h,-iaW- III Tie company was referred by
...y!.i, tnc,ing, reported several altrrd-
....- .ul amendments, which were adopted.
!.r,ar ;ir. more important were The io!loW'
~. rr,uE,,. ,:lrcti,..- Of the Board of
9ur"i- Wer" changed from once month
s.. ..l,r Ia every three months. Fhe salary
= The rr,>Lcul ni the company Was rt-
,ard iruu 32,iUO H. 81 800 per annun.
i,,. transfer books "t the company shall hc
,..,r,i "ur week before every ann,lll meet
... ii lh,. Board. The President and
Directors ~lG,ii have the power 10 pass BY
..a~ L. lr III force ill the next nectm%
af lie stockholders, subject 10 their ap-
.nNl. proyidrl they do not conflict with
,.. a.,.- q! the >t;ir nr II the charter OF the
.nmlauy. They shall also prescribe the du-
ju ana liN The L,tc Ui compensation ol ;tll
4IIuNr- Is! lh,' company, except - relates
l4,.Hl>,lte>.
ihr yy-rULu ANIMAL meeting shall hr held
81. lar second Tuesday IN Dccrmber.
liz lutrilug then proceeded 10 the clcc-
,..u ii President Colonel \. :. Bu1ord
A,,!U- received the UNANIMOUS vote OF all
u>rm WI> ihyn declared duly elected
] -!,lrHt II the road. Colonel ". III. Gordon
W..> unanimously rccccted director on the
part OF III" stockholders.
Nr. James Lyons offered 4 resolution,
which was adopted, keeping open tor ninety
d1E> i!ir Question III regard to the sale 11 thu
lad t. .'i.>>I~. ~trct~bm@ \ Bray. and con-
i.nuisr the committee appointed on that
de, H.;h authority ~ contract with any
u;l.rr bidder.
1lUrci bii,urt reported that he had been
t.1lilri III JHr form by the creditors OF the
. ,;IIuuy that they intended to proceed 1T
.4.,',. H. lrrrcloSr the outstanding deed Of
iru.t "l The company Tor non-payment ni
:.rk Interest. ilc laid the paper before the
.ur,tine for their consideration.
II Wa~ discussed by MeSsrS. Lyons, Canell,
ryant, ana Crlrmp; after which, on motion
II colonel Taliatcrro, W. 4. Maury, ESD,
."un,e. fOr the surviving trustees, was u
!l"ri TO address the meeting; which lie
u,I ai some length. After consider
ale discussion OF the whole matter,
Nr. LYONS moved that committee Of
,.frr he appointed 10 consider and report
L. an adjourned meeting Of the :thckholuerS
what uge the rights Of the mortgages under
tlcir deeds Of trust, and that the President
yA.G Directors he instructed to give no con-
-rnt IL il sale of the property Of The COM
iUur unless instructed 10 do 50 by the stock
ha.uyi=.
Jude tlllmp offered rs an amendment
)hA the President and Directors be instruct
cU 10 consult counsel and take such steps III
ir-ard IL tie matter as would tend to the
h,>I interests Of the company. Agreed to.
The resolution aS amended Was then
"N"iHt1i, anu llt lOHo"tiis No'iiiiitttS ""'
;pp0!uicd McS<r>. Lyons, Gordon, ana
{ ramp.
l!.r mcelng then adjourned to meet again
"n The 9Th day Of june, 1872.
kAAi ESTATE SALEs.--AIessrS. GrubbS q
" HtGuiIs Yesterday evening sold at auction
thscc->tUry bfick dwelling, No. 407 Clay
'tsrrl. between Fourth and Fifth, Tor S3, 100;
M.d he dwelling No. 6 east Main street, be-
tween Foushrc and First streets, for SS, 100.
Also, Il lot on Park street, G3-10O OF all acre,
lvy Il 300.
They have also sold within the last few
days:
y small brick house on Twentieth between
! ranklin and Grace streets, 25Xl"2 ieet, for
Il 800.
\ lot nn Canal between First and Second
,lleets, 2Sx150 feet, at $3.50; 81 ,04o.
Tenement 5l2 Eighteenth street for Sl ,Goo:
Lot on west Market street between r ana
= streets. 22X1S feet, for 81 $50.
Two small brick tenements on Brook ave
nue. between Duyal and Baker streets, Tor
800
Fifteen lots on Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth
>lects, at prices ranging FROM Sl.I5 TO -
per foot; $3.50.
Lot on Leigh between Adams street and
Brook avenue, 34xlI2 feet, at $40; S34o.
Lot No. lJ7, in Manchester, corner Porter
md Lawrence streets, l32XlG5 feet, al Sl2 );
y ,j84.
Three lots On Porter and Bainbridge
streets. 90Xl50 feet, at 81 and 81 so 500.
Lot On Seventeenth betWeen Richard and!