The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-19
MANCHESTER AFFAIRS.
nxPr.S,sos or INTEREST IN THE
err ACROSS THE WAf.
-.,,...., cn.assr-Be Stole the Gooas-in
IN. Temple Of Just'cs-Mors o''''"
MnIs shut Down-rerson"''
.vp RrxrAu RICHMOND TiNEs.
GhfSftfsfS Un..rat, 1kf OcF

1ia1 HULL sTREfT. DfaIhN
rosuit Of the gubernatorial conNen-
49, vas the tooIc Of conversation on 'h'
- ~ this city yesterday. Man'hss-
IN no remembered. sent sohd
aa,sgation for Colonel a. = buio''' az
,ba colonel's friends in this Guy We
-, "a ,hsv were numerous. sun the'e
aov ,xpressions Of satisfaction "
- s.ard on every side In reference "
the turn matters took, and the u'''''' NJ
., this city seem perfectly willing 10 '"''
a. ,,oe with the o'Ferrallites ana s"pp0'.
~. Congressman In the administrator VI
80 from the very beginning
conventlon hall large nuihoei
=. Nnstorians could be seen durihs
~. dav while a number OK pronilhe's
es...N,ss from this city occupied sea~ vi
the rostrum' - .ovoe one stole a
20, nsir Of trousers. SILVER 49,
some small change and NUMBER A.
800 .s, rapers from the residence OF III
suaanee p@arroil Some OF the articles
80 FOUND on the front steps OF a hous'
'a,,,,ed NV a colored man. Edward JaSn-
-. 10 name and several other ullsshhs
a,,,cIes were discovered short diStad0s
49, II Is believed that Jackson hau
nothing TO do with the matter, novel,
80 ere euilty party evidently threw the
1910 goods on Jackson's steps Wnhe PASS
ing by. ,. r,ggon two
x,ssro hovs. we're sent on TO the hustIhes
court Yesterday on the charge OF pretS-
inc into Mr. a. w. Fairs shop ana s,eai-
Ing a lot Of lead pipe. Inc aulhoi ,',
had a 'lead-pipe cinch" on the onenueis,
in whose possession the properly was
found. ,,,.os % an
The Youngsters viii be required 10 an
syer the charge OF stealing Two pio''
which were found IN their possession IL
Is believed they stole the weapons iio"'
a. Manchester Tobacco Company.
Ths case OF William Leach alias nay
vood charged with appropriatin8 some
Sootsesr. the property OF Mr.. Landon A.
Ionea was continued till to-day. The Two |
man Who were with Leach at the time OF |
the theft have not yet been apprehended'
but the officers are after them ana eA-
nect 10 CAPTURE the birds soon.
Edward Moody, a negro boy, VINO has
bean ont Of iail only short time, climbed |
over a ten-foot fence 10 communicate with |
some of the prisoners, for which onense
he toined his less fortunate brethren for |
a term OF fifteen days, according 10 the
orders of His Honor yesterday morning |
A negro named John Lewis. charged |
with larceny, escaped from Policeman
Chandler, Of Petersburg, yesterday while |
the officer was trying TO arrest him, and
fed TO Chesterfield. He was pursued
without avail
A correspondent writing from Matoaca, |
in Chesterfield, says:
rTRs.~ 70 tV, ST ~
field county and the Pocahontas factory |
In Battersea, in the western part OF the |
city, lave also stopped work. and there |
IL not cotton factory here running. TIE
closing of these mills, which is due to /
the difficulty OF obtaining currency with |
which to pay Off the employees, throws out
OF employment about seven hundred and |
fifty people. The agent of one OF these |
told me to-day that he had to |
send TO New York q day or two ago In |
order TO get money to pay of the en-
ployes at his mill.
Rev. DR.. Il. NJ. Peterson, OF Lynch
burg. X in the city.
Miss Maggie Walden. Of Buck Hill, left |
yesterday morning for Norfolk to visit |
friends.
Mr. ]. N. Boon and wife left wednes-
day for North Carolina to spend several |
weeks.
The Chesterfield county court will meet |
next Monday 10 try the case OF James |
Lynch, charged with murder.
The check for s34 which Mr.. ]. w. Chill
dress advertised yesterday as lost or
stolen was found by him In his room
under a bureau
Rev. l.. w. Melton, of PHILADELPHIA.
VIII preach each Sunday morning at II
o'clock and conduct prayer-meeting SER
wees In the absence of Rev. L. II. Thorn
church. A'''''