The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-14
South Richmond Buronu.
The Times-Dispatch,
lelo Hull Street


What is said to be the largest real estate
deal contaminated on tho Southside for
SOME months was recorded yesterday by
Ciork Walter DuVal. OF Hastings Court,
Part ., wheE siSty.one feet OF land on Hull
Street. with improvements thereon. WAS sold
for estimated price OF $1,000 The prop
erty wRs transferred by ~. E. Roller to II.
L. Barnes. and is described 6il. 6ia and
Go Hull Street Two small stores and
dwelling are on the lot.
Another deed was recorded whereby Au-
gust Simonpctri and Allen I. Shepherd be-
como the owner of forty-foot lot on Hull
Street between sixteenth and Seventeenth
which they purchased from Charles Wat
kinson and others for $40 and other consid-
erations. The price said TO have been paid
for this property WAS Sos foot
Stop Premature Celebrations
On orders from headquarters Captain A.
S. Wright has Instructed his men to soc
that no fireworks are sot OFF before Christ
mas. While 1, is hard for the men TO arrest
small boys on this charge. ii is nevertheless
their duty, and duSy which will be car
ried out The boys of the Southside have
started their celebration earlier than usual.
and have been having n great time. Many
OF barrels and boxes which disappear night
ly.
Tribute to Judge Ingram.
In response to the sentiment expressed at
the last meeting OF the BusIness Mems As.
ISOLATION at tn loss 1t and each member
had personally sustained in the death OF
Judge John II. Ingram. q committee was
appointed to draft suitable resolutions.
which hVe now been prepared and sent 20
the family.
The general text OF teh resolutions ex-
presses the great regard and respect which
was foit for Judge Ingram, and says In part:
MARKED ability gained for him early in
HE tho confidence OF his community, and
al the early age Of twenty-five he was M d o
judge OF the Corporation Court of the city
OF Manchester, wncre for sixteen years he
TIA tl,A
community. Later. when u call came TO
larger service. we felt Il was an honor
which his ability and service merited."
The committee goes on to describe his
mad always entertained for his humbla,t
friends. and ends with an expression OF
deepest sympathy for the great sorrow
which his death had brought into his home
The committee which drafted the resoiu-
lions was composed OF w. F. Rudd, H. X.
Hoke. F.. B. Dunford D. L Tonoy T. J
Nichols r. P. shlfrlet and J. p. Robinson.
copy was sent 10 the bereaved family and
1t Will be spread on the records of the as.
socation.
In Police Court
Not having the heart to send an aged wo-
man to jail, Justicc II. a. Maurice yestsr-
day dealt leniently with sallie Caudle who
appeared In Police Court, Part Q. charged
with being on the street drunk and unabl,
to take care of herself. The woman thor
oughly repented her act, and was permit. I'd
to go to her home
Harvard Boil. charged with being drunk
and with being suspicious character, was
sent to jail for thirty days.
Thinks Child Has EIoped.
Relieving his fourtoen-year-oid daughter
Eisic, has elopod with n man named For
tune, p: W. Kay. a Chesterfield farmer, Nv.
ing on the Midlothian Turnpike. has re-
qnested the SouthsIde police to institute a
search. and II the girl is apprehendos to
held her until his arrival.
Inc Girl has been mlssng for ssyarai
days, Fortune is known to have been an
ardent adrniror. and It Is thought that they
nave gone out OF the State to be married.
Bring Bodies for Burial.
The funeral Of Miss Amanda Waymack,
a former resident OF tho Souths6e, who
died Tuesday afternoon at her homo in Au-:
gns,a, Ga. Will be held this evening at 2
o'clock from tho homo of her niece, Mrs, ".
w. Woods. 1os East Eleventh street. The
tody will arrive this morning on tho $40
tory. -''E = :.
Charles Grim. son Of Mr.. ana Mrs. c. A.
Grim, OF Green Bay. died suddenly Tues-
day In Elmira, ". Y. The body will DO
brought TO South Richmond for burial. Mr..