The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-20
South Richmond Bureau,
The Times Dispatch.
1920 Hull Street,

q EuOne ll2QlSOn lJN.
Socrates Brooks Clayton the young
white man who threatened Omcer Jer-
rell when the latter served a civil war
rant on him. was hned yesterday morn.
OAK Grove court In addition 10 rem.
dering civil Judgment against Clayton
t9r $le6o as claimed by larson Mos
costs for carrying pistol.
The trouble originated several
months ago. when Clayton drove Int
the rear OF the parsons buggy. and.
In addition to smashing IT, Knocked
refused To pay the bin Tor repairs on
the buggy, and the parson brought
The The case Of Edith Darlington, the
was, called and continued until mex:
Friday on account of the unavoid bic
absence OF Commemorative Attorney
Gregory she was released from jail
fined Sc for being drunk and disor-
First Park Concert.
The first OF the free band concerts
10 be given by the city in Washing
ton ton Park-the old Courthouse
SSquare.-will occur on Thursday night,
June |. After that date, the Blues
Band Will furnish harmony for the
Southsiders in this park. Thursday
night OF every week. This is the first
time In twenty years that free CON
! certs have been given in the Southside.
and Will probably meet with the warm
est reception from the new citizens
OF Richmond. ~
The last time Manchester was treat
ca 10 free concerts was two decades
ago. when band, composed OF vol
unteer musicians OF that city PLAYED
twice wsols In Courthouse Square.
force OF workmen Is busy erect
n fdf IA nltt, Il ~
house. and Will have Ii ready in time
FOR the opening night.
II now seems probable that little
Work VIII he done on the new park
the old police station and the old city
Hall and tax Offices, and that next
IAN and winter viii sec the real work
under way. The appropriation allowed
me Park Committee is only 1850. and
not very much toward turning this
into real pleasure ground can be ac-
complished on this amount
To Begin Work June 1,
-, Anh no nee was made yesterday
Of the Decatur Street Methodist
Church. that work would begin on the
new church at the corner OF Ninth and
Decatur Streets. about June L.
NH Mr Eorres i.s, explained that several
lqy the beginning of the work, but
now these have been practically dis
po n' or and nothing stands in this
VIII Get Commissions.
BY the decision of Judge z. RI. Wells
YESTERDAY in the suit OF D. r. COY
reoeiver. against John r. Mclean and
wife. argued in the Hastings Court
Part =. the real estate firms Of Golson
d Nash and y l., Adamson G Co. re
ceive a commission of t-a per cent.
on the $4,000 paid for the Spring Hill
properly by the r. ~ Patterson TO
bacco Company. Most OF the nronert,,
that passed In this, sale was owned by
the McLeans. and when the sale was
made to the tobacco firm, according 10
the courts order to the commissioners.
the owners refused to nav the commits
sion demanded bv these real estate
firms.
Practically the entire day. yesterday
vas spent In arguing the matter. John
Cutchins represented the real estate
firms. while Judge C. z. Nicol. OF Alex
andra. and Wilton r. Lambert, Of
washington, were retained by the Me-
Leans.
kcnrson Sent to .Jnil.
Because of his had behavior and his
desertion of his wife and four little
children. Dliiard Itearson. n middle