The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-30
South Richmond Bureas.
The Times-Dispetch.
1920 Hull Street.

Phone Madison LIS.
] Great satisfaction was expressed yester-
Committee has approved the sewer pans
| drawn by the City Engineers oftice. While
South Richmond has natural drainage 1t
large place. Great re deposits h Of dirt are
made on Hull street. which. when baked
of ell kinds
another boneat to be derived from the
sewer VIII be the necessity OF the plumbing
system OF many OF the buildings being thor
oughly oyerhauied. This plumbing is out OF
date. and will have to DO remedled. Tho
will pay In the Increased good health.
In Police Court.
The proceedings yesterday In Police Court,
Part. 2. with Justice Maurice on the bench.
were very short indeed Court called
to order. and when II that the
docket was clear 1t was adjourned until to-
day. when two cases viii be heard. Fret
joe Chcathan. colored. will answer to the
charge OF being drunk the premises OF
care of himself. The combined efforts OF
Officers Newman and Moore required
two blocks distant The other case that
VIII occupy tha attention of the court will
Pected OF larceny and OF an assault on Mrs;
l.. a. Lee: He is held on the technical
charge OF being suspicious character.
| No Action Taken.
The committee appointed to appraise the
value Of the property D. issue in the
mond against the r c. Williams Company
and tho Allegheny Box Company. held its
third meeting In Hastings Court. Part 2.
yesterday at $3.50 J.. ~, and adjourned with
out taking any action. The next meeting OF
this committee is scheduled for wednesda,
In Oak Grove Court.
In the Oak Grove Court yesterday only
one criminal case was called before Squire
Sheatham. This case against Rosa
| Smith. Ella Jones and Olany Johnson. al!
colored. charged with main tanning an OBJ
| jeetionable place and with curslng and using
charge
was not proved to the satisfaction of the
good warning
About dozen small civil cases were call
60. but we're disposed OF in short order, and
the court adjourned until next Friday
Object to Store.
| II no other means are at hand. II is said
keep ps Gore w De Tna made from On bu Grs
store on property recently acquired by
her on Everett street near Eighteenth. This
action comes from person. IL is said. who
owns the adjoining property. and thinks
| bis PRIORITY will b. injured in value II his
View Is cut of by the proposed building. Tho
point VIII be a novel II raised. and
Mrs. Tingle's par, Will be hotiy contested.
Ars. Tinsle, who conducts store 1T Eigh-
: possession OF the property few days ago.
| II fronts thirty-three feet Everett Street.
II Is proposed TO move this hesse back and
add four more rooms and store to be on
the street level. An alley will be necessary.
and Is understood that the opening OF
| this VIII also be. contested. but 1t Is said
an application has already been hled for a
\ permit TO have Il opened.
! Wrist Badly Cut.
~ was found necessary yesterday to ad-
minister minis ehloroform TO Mrs w. T. Pitt
while the doctor sewed UP bad wound in
large bottle.
F! Mrs. Pitt who lives at 2soI Hull Street.
/ was washing out large bottle. Finding
she could not get 1t clean she poured In
some hot water picked up the bottle. which
New into many pieces. making terrible
Jagged cut In the wrist. Hastily calling a
| doctor everything possible was done TO stop
4 the now Of blood. On the arrival OF DR..
Z. e. Bryce 1t was found that Mrs Pitt wa
STAND the pan kte ss s sSad b bes
and several stitches were found to be neces-
| ssry.
/ In the Churches
| Tomorrow morning, beginning at $50 an
interesting and instructive program includ-
Ing special music and other features, VIII
be carried out in lieu of the usual sunday
school exercises of the sainbridge Street
| Baptist Church The services are being
held In an effort to get all the old scholars
ones as possible The dag will be known
as enlistment day. and is going 10 be an
| annual occurrence.
/ Rev. D. G. Lancaster. pastor OF the Oak
! Grove Church. will have for his morning
text The Great Trumpet" and has secured
Rev; r. H. Ingram. OF Richmond. to preach
The regular services will be conducted a,
| the Meade Memorial Church. Twelfth and
Decatur. Sunday by the rector. Rev T. E.
Rev. J. W. Durham. pastor of the Balm
| bridge street Church, is conducting the re-
Sival at Bethel Church the whole of this
night
General News Notes.
Sew South Council. No. S, Jr. o. U. A.
a. odd-Fellows' Hall. Eighth and Hull
The members Of Henderson Lodge, No.
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