The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20
HING LEE IN TROUBLE.
M4NCHEsTER CELESTIAL ARREST-
ED ron WOEKING on SUNDAT.
Religious Services sunday-Red Mems
Bazaar Began Last Nighf-fersonal
and News Notes of Interest.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND JIMEs.
No. 1921 HULL STREET. BEATTIE BLOCK.

MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND jIMEs.
No. 1921 HULL SEEIT. BEArTIE BLOCK.
Sunday. as one Of Manchester's police
force was making his usual rounds he
found Hing Lee. the Chinaman, who has
for long time past pursued the occupa-
ton Of washing the linen Of Manchester's
citizens, hard at work at his avocaton.
! Hing knows very little English, but the
officer managed to make him understand
that he must stop that sort Of thing ana
also that he must appear before Mayor
Maurice 10 explain his unseemiy con-
| duct His case will come up this morn
! ing.
When Hing Lee was questioned about
! the matter he prOfessod entire ignorance
/ concerning his arrest. and with an ar
| that was chililike and bland, protested
! that he could see no reason why ne
should not be allowed TO chase his iron
| over glossy shirt fronts seven days IN
| the week II nc were so inclined.
The sermons at the different churches
| sunday Were mostly conducted by visit
! ing clergym-n. At Bainbridge-Stree Bap-
t.st church sunday morning Rev. W. If.
| Christian. Of Bedford city. delivered an
! interesting address. and at night he
preached to a large gathering at Central
| Methodist church.
| At the tent meetings Sunday afternoon
! Rev. Mr.. Hayes, OF Emmanuel church,
! Richmond, preached to a large congrega-
| ton. His discourse was extremely inter-
sunday morning Rev W c. Foster. Of
| King William county, preached az clop-
| Jesus" At night Rev. Mr.. ia ght. the
| pastor preached, and one candidate Tor
| 5Sptism was received.
| Rev Dr. W. W. Lear preached an able
sermon at Ea.nbridge-Street Bapust
! church Sunday nisht
Indianola Tribe. Rcd-Men. hegan a ba-
J zaar last right at Leller Hall, when
! programme was as follows.
| Paragon Mnstrcls.-l. Mandolm bahu'
| Potter, Yarbrough. Burton, and Topham.
| ,. Paragon Quartctt". Williamson, Bur
| g. Did You See That Jawbone Hotel
| proprietor j. II. Topham' gIuest. =. !.
| Jones: JawbOnc j. \. Williamson, Jr.
4. JULIUS Caesar.-Slasg .LucN num- dc
| Gold; mis- fool chum BID Nye. -
| 3. Wonderful Dreams, .. A. william
! son. Jr.
| g. Christopher Columbus
| Finalc-Oui Next senator.
| Music was furnished Dy the Richmond
| and Danville Band The following pro-
| gramme will be rendered tonight
Lily March. ..;.......'oy j. YQ2gng ia tin,,
| Recitation selection. Miss Helen Roberts
| Recitation, seiectei....G. ". Il. Crawford
! star Quartette
| Ford Roy Ford.
| Fancy Cancing........y Miss Annie Donald
| Tablfaux. ...............Tu II, Artists Dream
| miners two weeks ago.
A gold watch is 20 be voted 70 the most
| popular young lady a past-oilicers rega-
| LA 10 the most popular d-telloW' anu
| pretty tea-sot 10 the child receiving
| the most votes About nifty ladies' are as
sisting 10 make the bazaar a success.
| IL is expected that the Board OF super
yisors Of Chesterfield will decide next
| Monday as 10 when or the petitioners
/ they will grant the franchise 10 builu an
| electric road between Manchester ana 't-
! tersburg This is matter I'm which the
people of Chesterfield are very much IN
| terosted. and they hope 10 see the pro-
posed road built and in operation next
| year Whether this Will DE done is Il
| question that cannot yet be answered.
| Another interesting question IN regard 70
| this matter is. VIII the road run by way
| of the Courthouse or take another route
! 10 PctersburgY
Mr. James Andrews. Of Petersburg, was
! i'm the city yesterday. He Will go 10 Bos-
| ton Saturday with the hichmohd hilisnt9
| Templar Or. j. L. Gillian, or chester
! field. viii also go on the same pilgrimage.
| Mr. Andrews was a gallant Confederate
| soldier -,
| have "A fun representation In the Goou-
| Roads Convention. which Will be held I'D
| Richmond on October 10th The conVeh-
| ton has been called by the Virginia state
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| Chesterfield are taking considerable IN
terest I'm the question Of road improve
/ mcut
Mr. Wyndham +. Gary of North Caro-
lima who has been here on a VISIT, re-
turned home Saturday.
ne road from Centralia TO Chesterfield
! Courthouse has been put IN very soou
condition.
The store known as Morrissetts store
i'm SwansbOr0 IS 20 bee sold AT public auc-
ton this week. This Is one OF the most
| valuable business stands In Chestcrheid.
Nj. Robert :. RiNes, VINO mas btth
| quite sick for several weeks. left yrsier-
! day TO spend some tii..c in the country
10 regain his health. Mr.. RiVes ls 4 can
| d,date for the senate from MS L7lll ~.
| ard his many friends are Using every
! effort 20 secure him the Democratic h'ih-
Mr. W. Fewcl Merchant. who has been
| frustrating n Prince William Tor the past
| ,ycak. has returned 20 the city.
Mrs. August Brands has gone % Nir-
pinin Beach where she viii spend
Mr.. and Mrs. James o. clayton, &C,
| comnar',oi biz Mss Nellie Clayton and
Mr.. James clayton. Jr, nave returned
from a visit 20 the North
Mr.. Walker " Washington has gone 20
| his old home. in Caroline county. "her"
| he will spend his vacation.
Rev. W. r. Ha.ght Will preach az the
! tent every night during the week except
Mn" Mr. ". w. Houchens left Saturday for
a visit to relatives at Charlottesville
Mr. Bransford Cox. Of this city, has
! jeft for Tazewel county. where ne VIII
engage in business with his brother. Mr.
| j. II Cox. Jr.
MI Allan Carter returned yesterday
morning from Gainesville, Va, where Le
! mas been visiting friends.
Professor Kern Of Kandoipn-NaC
colicge and little son Paul are visiting
The family of Or. +. T. Rucker. .
Mrs Mary Moody, Of MaSnolla
Grange" Chesterfield county left Satur-
day for Lancaster county, en- route 10 tnS
New England States where she VIII
spend several months. ~.,....o,
The Board of Supervisors OF th@alcl-
field will meet next Monday.
In the Police Court yesterday morn
ina. Tho following cases were dlsposed on
SIr Richard $ Harwell was charged
win driving over and breaking some OF
the sewer PIPE. but was discn1rs "a On
account of there being no light on the
p.pes. ,t- t4f,- O,o.h col
oredD were fined 50 each FOR ielo"y'
commercial Law League.