The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-22
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER:
Arrested for Larceny - sundny-sohoo'
Meeting ---r~rs~ua's and or,efs.


Arrested for Larceny - sundny-sohool
Meetins---r~rs~ua's and ar'efs.
Charles Fisher. negro man who claims
that his home IA IN Chester, wns arrested
last night by O1lcer Nol.s. md lodged IN
tbs station house, charged with stealing
suit OF clothes. watch. snd - pocket
from Mr. Carrell. Fisher says he know.
nothing about the robbery. lie works for
the A. f. X. e. Co.. track-waiker DO
tween Chester and Manchester acd
spends every other night Ia this city. he
boards with his sister. who llyes NEXT 10
Mr. CTrol.
There were several cases before the May
or YESTERDAY morning. but none of them
were OF general importance: Spencer. Joe
and Henry hsll and Frank Hall and Frank
Olphin Gall colored) were fined $50 and
costs each for fighting, Us va, jim Glen
ent for cutting Eddie Green with knife.
A meeting OF the Manchester hethodiat
Sunday School Board OF Directors was
held at Central church Sunday afternoon.
he meeting was presided over by Nj. }.
r. Perdus. PRECEDENT. and tho following
officer, for the ensuing yesr were elected
L. +. Pettisrcw. psesicent; IA. 3. Camp
bell. vice president. h. p. Pool, secretary
and l.. Z. Jones. treasure.
A protractod meeting began az ut. Her-
mon Church Suldhy. Rev. X. n. Winfree
viii preach every day during the week.
Miss Jennie Onlsy IS visiting friends IN
Prince George.
knss Lizzie Norris and Miss Hattie
Andrews are visiting friends in Peters
burg.
Mrs. J. L. Riddle, Of Raleigh. N. G., IS
wishing Hrs. W. NJ. Bisnop. on Ninth
street.
Miss Mary Carr. who has been visitinga at
Liberty Hall. the residence OF Dir. j. Il.
Beadles. IN Hanover county. has returned
home.
On Friday a colored man employed on
the farm of MIR. William Gil. IN Chester
heicd county. was painfully bitten on the
foot by moecasin snake.
Mr.. Nm. shaw, an employee 81 tho
Richmond and DanvIlle railroad, who
lives on Eleventh street.. fell from cor
that had jumped the track yesterday
morning and was quite oadly bruised. and
received cut IN tue back that Dr. BROCK
found w9s necessary 10 sew up.
Sir. Robert T. Brown died Saturday
night az his residence on BAN brldge street.
He was tfty-nlne years or age. and % the
time of his death was emp!OYed NJ tho
Richmond and DanyIile railroad shops
The funeral of Mr.. kobt. L. brown took
place yesterday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
from the Central Methodist Church. The
following gentlemen acted as pali- oearers:
Jno Obrlen. Joseph W. Weisiger Jno.
Barrett, Joseph Mccain. Il. Is. N. beattle.
ID. ID. Besttie. a. hnorr and Vim. whit
worth.
h. ". Bell. who hiss been visiting IN thia
city. has returned 10 SUFFOLK.
The Chesterfield and Manchester Bap-
fist Sunday school Association met with
Bethel Sunday school.
The reports Of the schools were very
encorrs pfng, end considering the fact
that there was preaching at Tomahawk
and Mount Hermon churches, both In
the neighborhood OF Bethel, there was
good attendance. Mr.. y. f. Johnston
president OF the association, and Mr..
John II. Lester, both made excellent adj
dresses on Sunday school work. The
Of Bethel church furnished n
splendid dinner. The next meeting or
the association will be with Second
Branch church the third Sunday In sep
ember.
A series Of all-day services began Mt
Mount Hermon church yesterday. Rev.
r. n. Winfree will preach every day this
week
Quite a number OF Manchester people
attended the meeting at Tomanawk
church yesterday. Rev. Ny. Williams
The pastor. preached.