The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-07
News Of South Richmond

ditch along semmes Avenue. Woodland
Heights.
Broken bottles. split milk and plowed-
up road marked the course OF the runaway
Mr. PcnnIng lost considerable skin and
blood. which was miNed-up in the debris.
He had his mouth badly cut. and was
bruised and shaken up This is the second
runaway he and the horse nave peen IN
during tho past week.
Big Property sale.
me rapid rise in Southside realty values
was evidenced yesterday when piece Of
property bought twelve years ago at pub
lie auction for sa.lo0 was sold for a price
somewhere near the $4,000 mark. The prop
crty. brick store. known rs HOE Hun
Street, with Il frontage OF twenty-four feet
and depth OF 1877. was purchased by Au-
gust Simonpetri from NJ. NJ. Strause. The
price mentioned $40 and the assump-
tion of certain deeds OF trust. aggregating
$3.50.
, Joseph 7 Ankers yesterday transferred
to Martha T. parsons. house and lot.
OF nifty feet. for consideration Of
si.i50
Condemnation Committee.
y condemnation committee. composed OF
George w. Reams. b. L. aVden. ~ f. Holt,
+. u. Dunford and y. j. Daffron, ap-
pointed yesterday by Judge +. H. Wells OF
the Hastings Court, Part ?. 10 ascertain n
Just compensation for IL strip of property
above the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
tracks. which is needed widen Hull
Street at that point. Charles 7. Jones is
the principal owner mentioned IN the order.
To Get Are Lights.
The Chesterfield Board OF Supervisors at
Il special meeting At Chesterfield Court
house yesterday decided to allow Woodland
Heights the OF S95 month towards
the cost OF putting In arc lights at the
crossings on Scmmcs Avenue. The village.
through n committee OF which y. a. Ad-
kins the head. asked for 5000 a year
for lights agreeing to dispense with a
police officer II the request granted.
The supervisors were not favorably inclined
toward this proposition and compromised
promising however TO take the matter up
next fall.
Attorneys Mcli!wnine and Cox, OF the At
lantic Coast Line Railroad. appeared before
the board and announced that the county
demands for eight Of the ten CROSSINGS over
the county roads along the Belt Line
were satisfactory The other crossings will
be discussed at the next meeting
Cripple Given Freedom.
VIII Flynn, cripple who was arrested
Wednesday night and confined In the Third
Police station, was yesterday dismissed hy
Justice IL a. Maurice In the Police Court
begging charged, but was attenptlng
10 work his way to Norfolk. his home. by
selling lead pencils. overjoyed at his dis-
missal the man handed the justice a pencil
as a token OF his appreciation. Justice
Maurice as well as the others In court
room made up purchase. and the man
hopoled out on his crutch with smile for
oil.
In Police Court.
Tempy and Ollie Brooks. colored girls.
charged with cursins and abusing a neigh
Dor. We're each required to pay $3.50 and
costs bl Justice Maurice yesterday in tho
Police court. Part .
William Miles, drunk and unable 10 take
care OF himself was sent to iail for ten
days In default of a nne 81 $3.50 and costs
Funeral Of Mr. Rcan<.
The funeral OF w T. Rcarhs was held yes
,crday afternoon 40 O'Clock from tho
Central Methodist Church. The Rev Henry
Q. Pheiner. pastor OF the church oniciated
Inc burial was In Maury Cemetery.
The pall-bearers were selected from -