The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-05
News Of South Richmond

promised to press his charges when
| the case Is called before Judge Wat
son In the county court, and Officer
Jerrells friends state that he will be
ready with a refutation OF the charges
at the proper moment.
| The allegations made against once,
Terrell are OF n serious nature. me
defending attorney having openly as
| serted IN court that the officer had
! worked up the case for the sake OF his
haif OF the fine to be imposed and
nad worked IT UP by doubtful methods.
ne nearing OF this case will probably
be spicy one.
April Term Monday.
The regular April term OF the
Hastings Court, Part ., will convene
next Monday morning, when the grand
jury VIII be summoned to draw I'm
indictments. This term promises to
De heavy one. although no criminal
cases have been scheduled. judge p.
| II. Wells was engaged yesterday, and
| VIII be engaged the rest Of this week.
IN cleaning up OF loose ends in several
chancery cases
1t is. stated on the authority OF one
OF the attorneys in the case that thu
$1,000 suit for recovery OF profjfs
brought by the Ohio Steam Laundry
Machinery Company against the Allan
" Hutchinson Co, of this city, con-
corning which the jury tailed to agree
| last week, will be compromised be-
fore retrial
The suit which developed through
the refusal of the Allan & Hutchinson
people to take some machinery or
dered from the Ohio company, proved
a warm contest when brought to trial.
the jury being unable 10 agree The
evidence taking and the arguments
stretched over two days In the Hust-
ings Court. Part
Old Tavern to Go.
| IT has been stated BY u member OF
the Valentine estate. the owners of the
! Old Tavern property on Hull Street
| between Eleventh and Twelfth. that
| the historic structure Will positively
be torn down in the near future TO
make way for row of modern stores
Whether the work will be done imma-
diately Or In several months denends
upon the demand for stores OF the size
| these are to be. The old landmark has
been condemned by Inspector Beck a ;
unsafe, and ii the owners do not tear
It down and rebuild on the land. the
valuable plot Will he without revenue
to them
- prominent real estate operator or
south Richmond. in discussing realty
values on this side or the river. said
yesterday that he believed the demand
for such stores was great enough In
the Southside to justify such q move
on the part OF the owners of the
Old Tavern. Little building will he
done however. 1t is believed until the
prohlbitive values placed just now on
SouthAde property are lowered some
what
IN Police Court.
{. IL. Aocndroth. charged with re-
fusinE TO settle the board bin ho owes
". T. Williams, was sent TO iail fo,.
thirty days yesterday morning Nv nus
ticc Maurice in the Police Court Part 2.
Ernest WinGfeld, colorcd, was fined
$40 for resisting arrest and SIS for be-
Ing drunk and disorderly. He didn't
have the price, SO he went 10 iail
Jane Avery. colored, was fined 5,
and costs for cursing and abusing
Josephine Cook, colored Sho deparied
for the Jail in default Of payment of
the fine.
Taley Brody. colored, was fined $40
and costs for lighting on the street
Ills pocket was empty. SO he went to
| jail also James NunnalIy was dis
charged on the same charge
About a half-dozen nlisdcmeanor
warrants were Issued yesterday bu
Magistrate Chcatham in the Oak
Grove District. Mono Of them wero
| for serious offenscs.
Death of nm Infant.
| Oscar Morton Niece infant son OF
]. Harvey McGce, Of 500 Everett Street.
died yesterday evening about Z o'clock
In tho home of his parents after an
| Illness OF three weeks. The arrange
monts for the funeral have not Yet
\ been completed. IS i6a
The funeral OF the infant daughter
Of MI. and Mrs9W. j.. Wise. who died