The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14
South Richmond Bureau.
The 'Timcs-D!spatch,
1910 Hull Street


Members OF Engine Company No l3 10.
Gated in Washington ward. we're delighted
Yesterday TO Fearn that their msgnificen,
( new quarters at Tenth and Banbrdgo
Streets would be completed and ready for
occupation by May /. Work on the building
has been rushed steadily
The main portion or the building has been
entirely finished. and half OF the floor has
been concreted. The floor must be com
added before the engine comoany can nova
| In So anxious are It's members TO occupy
their new house al the earliest possible mo-
! ment that they stand ready to lend hand
wherever permissible IN the building Of the
structure They have already volunteered
their labors toward the digging OF the boiler
foundations, and have done the excavatins
In addition 10 this they have set UP the
SIX stalls for the horses to be used by the
company. and have worked eagerly at other
odd Jobs around the building
Superintendent Thompson. OF the Police
Fire and TeleEraph Department, is prepar-
ing TO put in the Arc alarm box system jus,
as soon the boxes arrive In the city.
They are expected at any time, and the SUI
pcrintendcnt has stated that not than
thirty days will be necessary for the install
iation OF the whole system.
The equipment OF the new engine COM
pany Will be modern in every respect, and
up to that OF the other companies OF the
city
ever. viii excel anything 0, the Kind i,
Richmond or in the whole South In build
Ing such large structure 1T is understood
that the Fire Board had in mind the loca-
ton Of double company in II soma time in
the future. When i, is occupied next month
tho engine house will be equipped with a
hose cart and chemical wagon and possibly
other apparatus.
Judge Ingram to BE Speaker
According TO statement OF Sergeant
j Saunders. who heads the committee on
speakers OF the general memorial commit
tee OF the Sou;hs!dc lodges IL Is expected
that Judge John II. Ingram VIII deliver
the memorial address in Manry Cemetery
, on June J.. He vii! be introduced by Mayor
| a meeting Of the genera! memorial. com
mittee has been called for o'clock tonight
! in Sergeant saunderss office in the court
/ house, when the tinal arrangements in re-
! gard 10 the exercises on June will be eff
/ fected Reports will be heard from the
/ various committees appointed at the las
! reaorts
While Judge ingram and Mayor Richard
! they told Sergeant Saunders that it was
! most probable that they would be able 10
take part in he memorial! day exercises.
Hastings Court Next Week.
| The regular April term OF the Hastings
Court. Part ?. will convene next Monday
| morning AT ! 90 clock. when the hearing
Will be sci by Judge Wells. This will not
be a grand jury term. the time being de-
voted TO the consideration OF civil cases.
There may, however, be several small Grim
na cases which have been appealed from
/ the Police Court. Part 2.
| 4 long docket of suits and chancery cases
| will be heard during this term. many OF
them Tor large amounts. one OF the largest
suits filed in this court for months is the
| case against the Equitable Life Assurance
Society OF the United states for SLIGO dam
| ages.
| During this month Judge Wells will oc-
, cupy the Orange county circuit Court bench
for several days according to his instruc-
tons from Governor Mann.
j Oak Grove Session.
The regular weekly session Of the Oak
! Grove ma sisirates court Will be called this
morning Al 10 O'Clock by Squire l.. w.
10 n a n f1p IA yhNtiS l
Numerous small criminal cases VIII be heard
as We'll as long string Of civil suits
This is the day set for the hearing OF the
connter-charses brought By the Caudle and
Lipscomb families. who engaged In an alter
cation on the New Road las, Monday. War
rants We're sworn several hours after
the encounter BY each side. four in all hay
ing been issued. and both families Will be
out IN force this morning.
Committee VIII Meet.
= meeting o. the condemnation commit
tee. recently appointed by Judge Wells (,
Coast Line crossing. has been called for
Monday night in the courthouse. The com
n,ittee VIII ,her hear the evidence In the
case.
Rnildlne Case Postponed.
The hearing Of the charges preferred
against the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
postponed yesterday morning in the Police
Court. Part 2 until April "a. by request OF
the defendants counsel.
Work on the Atlantic Coast Line station
At Twentieth and Hull Streets was halted
~ order Of Inspector Beck. wiz. ella ms that
the company IS erecting frame structure
within the brick limits" and engaging in
opeThtions without permit. Mr.. Beck
states that The new frame portion. alread,
nearly completed. will haze to be torn
down, but such action VIII not be taken
until af;cr hard night on the part OF the
company.
In Police Court.
Gent Morton, a negro crapshooter spot
ted IN police raid during February, was
rounded ur Wednesday night by Patrolman
tO-1ic0ii and yesterday morning fined al