Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
CITY OF TIE DEAD.
ADJOURNED wryTISG or THE HOLLY.
WOOD CEMETERY COMPANY
directors Declared Eleoted-A Change in
tbs Bylaws Rteommendsd-BOard
10 Beet Friday.

The adjourncd meeting Of the HOLLYWOOD
cemetery Company wos held in the circuit
Coart room Yesterday aitersoou at O'Clock.
Toe attendance was not nesrly so large as
fhsi 50 TIC two previous meetings. There
were about thirty persons IN the room.
uulS3oEs DECLARED EigcTED.
AS soon o. Chairman ". 4. Driuksrd
.sIr1 fhc body 10 order he ssAed for the re-
port Of the tellcrs appointed on Tuesday
evening" to canvass tho vote ior members q
tro losIl of Directors. Thee gentlemen
,t.rc Nt,sl>. ". o. English. =. Il. Jacobs.
and Lewis Hooker. The frst named acting
.> chairman rr.d the result OF their count
.y,a.-1 was Published IN the Dispatch YES
t,,lsy.|
T.cie being no objection made 70 tie re-
rait itt Chairman declared Messfs. l@vid
.. Walker. Frank 4. Glasgow. Henry
CVsN T william Pcmhertou, OTTO ..
Owens. -wis A.. Critic, .. Preston Cooke,
G.nr.e ID. ricasauts. NJ VI. Gillian ''hn
Dunlop. and J.. ID. >'arkc elected as members
q. ttc uoaco.
WHO CAS- yolEf
Nh E. iI. Whiflock said that he was pres
Oh, .. tsc meeting ou Tuesday evening, but
v....ra- allowed to vote because of the de.
.arat-,rg o.Iv tu, living lot-0wuers as eilgi-
ri..o t. -.s, ballots. lie thoughti 10 would
ls s ..oa id,a for TIE meeting TO adopt
rrso.u.. % proydIn- for The APPOINTMENT ol
"a commit. ~ 90 report SIS to who should oe
allowed m mture mcctags TO vote for oih'
Gers
lion. George T.. ChriS'i1n thought the
lsefr, ~ decedrut- bad 40 much right 90 vote
1- tb, living .t.owucr,. bot m making this
s''''" T" '' "'~ ". -, ,rbo
ts trd'o- is1i with me gentlemen VINO
a..a PMS '''N''''''' "" 'OA'
rF "in COMMONWEALTH hH'ANHtp'
Nr. Lewis Booker explained 10 the meet
i1r fne Difficulty tbc Committee ON Proyes
hsIln determining who snould be allowed
toNuIr. aud lu ihr f.iJst ~ thciy troubles
ttsy scot ior Major James u. Dooley' d'.-
interested paris 20 se'A lo-ai Ao'icf. A'',
l't 'i''. prs 'k,'.,'"S '''' '''.'>' ''''
p, .,....., ,..,o ~, tho many
go, ,,,.,,, A,,o,r
.,..., .,..,.5 e. .r,tln,iyb
.r... ....-,,l,,,,, doe. not own ary
'..,t,,. ,...s-'f bl, r5e Sl.,e Of Virginia
to.s Th. rravic, were not sicacd " Fl'I-
br.r leo. Governor, ior the state ~ \ir-
eiu,l.' and .l. old Commonwealth wa de-
..rr,6 from voting, as The proxies were not
rtfstN ffe47 'Af' ''
nl luy Instance. q. Che signatures ana NOT
s.on whether tue} were FOR tbe parties Sigu-
la- tleu or FOR >oilc one else.
ALL uWr..'s prA.
. ~ ,.es,. ,ho,,.tt a rosoluiion
A..it ,.. o5.,aed pro.,flrr tlar IN all
f,,.-. n,eegnc- onlv living lot-owners
should be regarded 40 GushDed voters.
This ideaevidentJ no not m'e' WIN ia7ot,
-s croru. Oh voices cried OUT j nal "oulu
never o. ,. ,r l,,.....,.. ,.,-,,,.,
80 tl'- .unc'ui' nI' =. ]. 'iH>-oN '"',,T
Vote oi tHanh> io Tue efn"eihr" VINO 10"
-'rr1 so i'iihiu"f '' inc Ioul'hi'''c On
If'ole'. A'"l"I.
several eei'''ii,n ta'r 'nr" ',' a. a. w.
Poo" tlr bylaws 'hoHll u' Sui,nu'u ~ a.
io avert any olNr".f IN inc lu'"lO uo'''
in@e In ''un- oih'ei7'
IIsE INIrosn CORPORATIONS.
Ni. John Dunlop ssid a good policy
would 30 - ,do,t the plan OF railrosd cor
t'Ifhy"7 I'D ,'''-."- .N'.' o'', 49,. ,..'
o-,l..'. i..,,o..,., tirs bie ,nt,,,.t mu.f bo
- .-...t',,.., e.. .o,,. Ietr m. rsi.rs.
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