The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
BIG BUILDINGS
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Structures Arranged. Entirely si'l 1 for
Officers a NcwiD Departure ii
CockadcA City.
JOINS BAlDWln''s FORCES e 7I:s
Lawyers Will ASK d Council for
Proper Index: tc Y Taxable 81 l's,.
Property. 3;
JOINS B 3 q: Vim! FORCE 60 7l'3E
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PETERSBURG VA, August 1..-l9et
& burg is to have two finely arranged Office,
buildings, something that 1t has needed
Z FOR d & long while. One Of these is the
MMc1lwuine building" on sycanlore
Street, which has been made entirely5
nov intcrlorly, and It's three floors di-s
+ vldcd into handsome suites or apartments
for Office purposes. All Of these q part
mcnts have been taken and will COON
Z be occupied. G A III IA n 81 ss q .
The other Is tho a M. q. IA. eligiblyi
located on Sycamore Street, tho SECOND
and third floors Of which are now be-
Ing converted into otfces--sonle twenty
1.-Two or thirty In number. This property
IL owned BY tho Appomnttox Trust Com
E pany and was purchased aas an ln vest
ment. These Offices are to 20 large and
handsomely finished and every posi- plc
comfort and convenience VIII " " 'ltnn1
ed the occupants s5$3s u. 4.
r,hief Ragland report shows total
4 az 10 arrests made BY tho police In this
city during the month Of July. me
causes OF arrests are classified as FOL
lnws. Assault and battery, %; assault,
IS: felony,4a larceny, Q; lunacy,S1 ), misdc-s
rneanor, 81; susplcion,7; violations Of city,
ordinances. II; miscellaneous. 3.
# MIR. James M. Young, OF u THIS MS CITY q
former police officer and detective, mas re-,
5}ccived am appointment with the well
Lnnwn Baldwin Detective Agency and
yassIgned TO duty In Georgia, with head
quarters at Howell's, in that State. He,
swlIl3,leaye for that place at once Al r.
Young has had large experience IN police
and d Effective work, and will make @ good
officer.
Julia A.ELee. n much respected color
"a woman. wife Of BENJAMIN Lee. died
suddenly at her home on carr street t'eN,l
about midnight last night.
Thweatt, d we'll known colored brtcklayer
ma s1plastcrcr,S died at his home. b Il
The lawyers OF the city will unite In
& petitlon 10 DO presented at the next
meeting OF tho Common Council, ask
ing that d proper index OF all the realty
an The city, on which taxes are de-
5lln1,ient, be provided. not only for tho
convenience OF tho bar, but o the pull
lie Tho matter is deemed important IN
ali cases OF transfer OF real cstate s3
Mr.. =. A. Hartley, q prominent com
York for Paris to-morrp W 3 to visit his
daughter, who has been abroad for a year
3 Or more, finishing her musical education.
This section had It's regular daily dose
of rain this morning in the way OF heavy
showers Rain has fallen almost daily
for two months. and In the vicinity Ct
petersburg the lands are almost swamped.
Mr.. Clhas. r. Walsh, Of this city, left
this afternoon on ten days visit.
combining business with pleasure, 4 to
Bedford Ind. IS ,l5t.t. s$.
5sshIr. ". x. Jacobs. 81 San Francisco,
who came to Petersburg to visit the bat
stlehelds, has purchased q farm on James II .la'
River west OF Richmond, to which Y nc.
viii soon move his family and effects.
"a The Governor has granted g condition
nj 3nardon to George Phillips (white), SEN
fenced from this city TO two years in the
Ipenitentiary for forging an order II for,
!, a suit OF clothes on one OF our merchants.
He had served about one year OF his
sentence. Phillips arrived here this az
ternoon but will go to Norfolk.
I'M John II. Moore. colored. employed at
the Dunlop Factory, was seriously hurt
this afternoon by n fall throughSa hatch
way OF that building. n distance OF two
floors. Il ae was hurried to the Home for
the Sick for medical attention