Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

gust. 1t Is expected that manr
families Will be forced to resort 10
the same practices that were used last
year. that OF moving Tuesday night
as the lack OF vans has become acute
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
CHANGES HANDS FOR CASH
The largest sale OF tho week was
made for the lot at the northeast cor.
ner OF Sixth and Canal Streets. Sue
w. and William Il. Massie sold this
property to the Liggett e Myers To.
bacco Company for $4,000 Tho Iot :.
improved with Il brick warehouse, and
the purchase price was paid In cash,
the largest transaction OF this kind to
be made on the local market for sew.
cral months.
Henrico County lands were active.
the sales for the week aggregating
more than $4,000. Notable in this
business was the sale by Charles
wright and others OF tract of III
acres TO the Loprice Land Corporation.
me property is located on the Brook
ssoad: near Yellow Tavern. and sold
Tor $4,000. This realty concern is
composed of colored men, whose In
'ehtiohS are to improve the property
ana convert 1T into n model suburb
,or coiored people The property can
ne reached from the city by the Ash
,,.,. c"r iine. and contractors are at
WORK laying out and grading tho
streets and laying sidewalks Tho
agents in charge OF the propertv re-
Eoi' 'ha' many sales have been closed
ne suburb lis located opposite Holly
prook STATION. Another sale of farm
property was made between Hill Car
ter and Frances Hcrndon for n troc,
~ siNtE-eight acres on the north side
or the Mountain Road. shor, die
lance west of Glen Allen. The pur.
chase price was $4,000.
CITY TO ERECT TWO
MORE LARGE SCHOOLS
The issuance OF permits by Building
Inspector Iutler for additions to the
thirinonnt School and the school
building on the south side OF Moore
street caused the building operations
OF IN" week to make fair showing
aEErethtihs nearly $4,000. Other
IMAM TINS work there was little build
LIZ Eo.tcn under way. DR.. C. a La
benoerS VIII build five two-storv brick
stores on the west side Of Adams
street. between Broad and Grace
streets that will cost $4,000. The fire
losses viii show a large total when
me manages are adjusted. There are
rseraI hrcs Tor which figures are not
liaoie The damage at the plnnt
OF the Home Brewing Companv Hor
'lsoh ana Clay Streets, is placed nv
conservative estimates at $4,000 while
mere was slight damage TO the Roun-
r"nk and Sag Companys plant
on Broad Street
Miiiet khoads are preparing 10
nulil an addition to their store bnt
~ may be fall before actual construc
s,"h WORK is under way. The plans
nave already been prepared and bids
have been received for the new g, rnn
ture which will be erected at tho
northwest corner OF Sixth and Grace
streets. and will. il is presumed CON
nect win their Broad Street property
,hro"EA the building formerly owned
by the PRESBYTERIAN comr,i,, ~
1 upIication. and which Miller g.
AZ. hoads purchased some months apo
ne proposed building on Grace S,rcet
VIII be six stories high of modern sroN
plooi construction. Architects es,i-
80" mar me cos, will be between
N-'".o"o ana S250,0o0. Definite infor
nation as TO when work wonII 10
started could not be secured vcs,,r-