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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10
A REMARKABLE WORK.
A Painting Aiming to Represent Ever
Phase of Human Existence,

A Painting Aiming to Represent Every
Phase of Human Existence.
A painting remarkable for its breadth
of conception has been placed on exbibi-
tion in the Yale reading room by its de-
signer U, Grant Houston, Of Mahattan,
Kan, who is at present tutor at the
university with view to entering the
Divinity School. The work is entitled
''Ihe Universe, being intended to en-
brace every phase Of human existence,
and Is divided into eight planes -the in
fernal, the material, the human, the in
tellectual, the moral, the Christian, the
future and the eternal.
The internal plane represents dark.
ness as pictured by Dante and Milton,
The material plane represents the sun
breaking upon the chaotic world. In
the center is Christ about whom the
whole universe turns; His feet rest on
the material plane, and His hands reach
into the eternal The figures ON the
right of Christ represent the pre-Christ-
ain era, those on the left the Christian
era In the human plane on the right,
Adam and Eve are drifting away from
Christ, with Adam looking mournfulIs
back.
The intellectual plane shows pre-his-
toric men, the ecave-dweller and the yint-
loving god Bacchus. An altar on which
the golden calf Of Jewish idolatary rests
rises IN the background Of this plane.
Modern civilization, with Julius Caesar
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10

Who ANS the negro? A colored col
ony from the United States have been
preparing to settlein Mexico. They OBJ
tanned necessary concessions from the
Mexican government, but the people Of
the vicinity made strong objections to
having the colony in their neighborhood.
Under the circumstances che best thing
for the negro TO do is to stay right where
he Is, work hard at anything he can find
till something better offers, try with all
his might to educate himself and accu-
mulate property, and be an honest, moral
mar. That is what white people have to
dowho make any permanent ntsnccess, and
the same road is open to the black man
in most parts Of this union.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10

"A singular circumstahce recently
occurred at Biddeford, Me-, which re-
minds one of the days when people bar
tered in beads and wampum. Two men,
one small, slender person and the
other of proportions in the neighborhood
of 800 pounds, were employed by one Of
the women in that locality to dig grave
on her family lot. They worked rapidly,
and ere they were aware, the excavation
was SO lacge and deep that the fat man
was unable to get out of the hole. A
machine was constructed, and after quite
struggle the big man was once more on
top. In payment for their services the
woman short time after gave each Of
the two men five quarts of gray beans
enough to keep them out of the ground
for quite while if it came to the worst.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10

haye Corvallis Monday, Wednesday, Friday,
M; leay Albany $3.50 a. m,
srgsve Salem, Monday, Wednesday Friday, ,
- mi; leave Salon, Tuesday, Thursday, satur-
nay, q. m.
Arrive Portland, Tuesday, Thursday, satar-
day, $3.50 p m,
SOUTH HOUND.
Leave Portland, Monday, Wednesday, Friday,
Ca. ~.
AEgive Salem, Monday, Wednesday, Friday,
4 & D. IN. \; lMRve Salem, Tuesday, Thursday, Sat
mK@ASH, d. IN. LaAvB Albany 4 10 p. IN.
lire Corvallis Tuesday, Thursday, 0atNEaag
sa5Y.aa.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10


LEBANON LODGE, NO. A, A. F&A NJ Meeta
ak their new ha ii Masonic Block, on Saturday
evening. Oh % before ibn full moon
y WATSON W. Nj
LEBANON LODGE. NO, ", T. q. @. r.! Meets Sat
lilday oyesink Of each week. At Odd Fellows Hall
Main street. visiting brethren cordially Invited ~
attend j, j. OhAkBrOh, N "a
HONOR LODGE NO w. A. q. y. w., Lebanon
oregon. Meets every first and third 1ninday even,
luga 10 tho month v ~ ROSCOE NV
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
~. E.onuHcH.
Walton skipworth pastor Services each sun.
day NJ u 4, 81. aud w. ~, Snnaay school NJ 10
a. ". eaGli sunday,
rREAnyTERIAN CHURCH
&. w. 0ihnny, pastor--Scryiees each Sunday
~ flA. NJ. Sunday school 10 4. ~. Services
each sunday night
CuMnERLAED rREsHYTEnIAN CHURCH.
J. r. Kirkpatrick, pastor Services The 2nd
and an sundays ~ II 4. ". aud Z y. ~. Sunday
school each sunday at ~ A. NJ
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10
: OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD.
SAILING DATES .
rhls qnmnnnl reseryes the rIghl % eNAngo

This company reserves the right 10 change
salling dates Without notice
PaesauRefs from Portland and all Willamette
yalleY pSiDis can make close connection win
tke tretnS OF the faqulna route at Albany or
0erNaiSis, aud il destined TO san francisco
shn,lM Arrange TO arrive NJ Yaquna the eve.
nihg bafoee the date Of sailing,
Passenger and Freight Rates
Always the Lowest
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-21
An oh,sse s>eee..

A famous French painter, Nestor
RSquspian who ,, was w :. d Known a. -
newly rich family, who were quite
wiling-for once-to have the witty
painter at their sumptuous table, for
the purpose Of ''showing off," When
the evening was over, and the guests
were departing, the host shook the
painter by the hand, and said, in efIus-
i've French fashion: IN Roqueplan,
we are much delighted. We should
be glad to have you always come and
dine with u" "Alwayss" asked the
painter. 'sYes, yes, alwaysr' Rogue
plan smiled q little sarcastically, and
went away. The next evening, prompt
~ at 8, the painter put in his appear
ance at the rich mans house. Tho
family seemed little surprised, but
he was welcomed, and the dinner
passed very pleasantly. Next evening
he came again and was rather cooEy
received. "Whatr he exclaimed;
weren't you expecting met" oh
oh, yes, certainly r. said the host, with
q forced smile. This was kept up for
q week, when the family gave orders
that If Roqueplan came again he was
to be told that they had gone out Of
town to dine The servant gave him
the message when he rang the bell at
6. "Ahw said he; well, will just
run up and get my umbrella that left
last night" He presented himself ct
the table just as the family were seat
ing themselves for the meal. This
time, however, he took pity on them.
and, after reading them . lecture on
the unwisdom of saying . great deal
more than they meant, he took his do
parture.-San Francisco Argonaut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20
WILLIAMSBURG.
ID over Association Ileadsman Ciarkson
stops Oyer-PersOnal.

ID ,yer Association Headsman ClaGkson
Stops Oyer-PersOnal.
WuliAM,EUkG, Va. lily l9.-lSpeclal.
The B,pii,ts are awaiting the meeting OF
the Dover Association here next Tuesday.
rhe 92th inst. About one hundred and nifty
lelcgates. la1 and clerical, are expected
and il VIII tax their capacity To entertain
ibem. 20 quarters have been secured iol
many win Ch,istiana &C other denomlna'
uou-. The district embraced ~ TINS asso-
.iatiou COMPRISES the counties OF HnOch
land. Hanover. IlenricO. King William
caroline. Charles City, James City. New
Kent. York, Warwick and Richmond CITY
A large delegation will attend.
Mr.. G. +. ClaIksOn. Of Washington, u
c.. son Of the EiIst Assistant POSTMASTER
General. was here Yesterday, stopping en-
r-,ltp to old Point. lie drove overland
from Washington. tie was aecompanle
by his white servant.
MIR. 4. +. Smith has Just returned nom g.
very plea,ant trip 10 irginia Beach, an
ana brought with him, as his guests, seN.
oral Gentlemen friends from DanNille, VINO
,etore their return, will be taken on
Yachting trip by MIR. smith and friends o
this city. ..,.
Mr.. Hawley +. Jones. who left here som
weeks a,ro i'm very feeble health. is now Il
\fton. and writes that h0 Is very much l'h
uroyedlphv, v,ically. but that his wife. Wh'
accompanies him, Is indispOsed.
Miss Fanny Booth, Of the Grove, who IA
beo1 quite sick. is now couYalescent.
Professor ana Ms. Lyman u. wharton
are eummerng at CObb's lsland.
Profes ,or j. Leslie Hail is seDjoying his va
catiOu al alton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
What H. Going on of Interest on the Other
Side Of the Water.


The July term Of the Hastings Court will
begin Monday.
Mr.. soon B. WoOdfn and family have
left for a VISIT to Caroline cOun'y.
Mr.. James Murphy, VIII. and child re-
turned yesterday from King and Queen
county.
Mrs. NJ. II. Coleman and Mrs. ;. ). Black
enship are visiting Mrs. X. B. Darlington,
S0l Decatur street.
Rev. j. \. bowman. Of All saints
Church. and Rev. John j. Clopton, Of Meade
Memorial Church, viii exchange pulpits to-
day.
hr. u. Il. Perrow, who has been quite sick
r several weeks, len yesterday for the
country.
Old Company B. Of Chesterfield. were To
have held meeting IN the Mayors Court
room at noon yesterday for the purpose ot
arranging for their annual reIniOr. There
being only "a few members present, the
meeting did not take place.
4 mass-meeting OF Republican voters will
be held at L0gan's Hall, corner Of Four
teenth and Decatur streets, Tuesday
night at halfpsst ; O'Clock. The obtect OF
the meeting 10 10 take some action in re-
gard TO the appointment Of " stmaster Ia
sIcceed Postmaster Jordan. Mr.. Jordan
was appointed by Prosiaont Cleveland.
II is probable lAat work will soon he com
menced ca the double track between Rich
mond and Petersburg. Tho new track will
be on the south side OF the present track tr
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company.
Mrs. Mary Wilson Johnston, relict OF the
late Mr. James Johnston, sr., died Friday
at Warwick Spring, in Chesterfield crdnx.
Mrs. Johnston was a native OF ABERDEEN.
scotland, and was in the .esenty eighth
year OF her age. The fulsfs. will take place
to-day from the residence OF her son, Mr.
James JOIN stcs, Oh Thirteenth street, Man
chester.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20
Mrs Jobn q Armisiead len This morning

Mrs. John G. Armstead left this morning
for the Blue Ridge springs.
Miss Mary Mnatrce has gone 10 N"iplk
, on a visit 10 the family Of her brother in
law. Captain Payne.
Mr. \. \. Wilson. Of Baltimore, is on a
visit 90 his brother. Mr. y. {. Wilson. on
west Washington street.
Rey. r. y. >lodd was in the city to-day.
Miss Linda Young. Of Portsmouth, was m
the city. the guest of Miss Minnie Brooks,
on Harding street.
Miss Paiiic hiddut j. quite i'll at her resi-
dcncc ON Byrne street.
Mr Marx Cohn is confined 90 his bed by
sickness.
Miss Celia Eieonhrum. Mrs. Weller and
Miss Weller, are az the Orkney springs.
Miss Belle Green has gone on visit To
friends at Boydton. MecNlcnburg county.
firgIni1.
Mr. r. ". Arlington. who has been quite
SICK for several days j. ont again.
Mr W. H. n. BagWell, formerly Il mcm-
bprof the city Council of Petersburg but
now secretary and treasurer Of thc Gresham
Cotton Manufacturing Company. az sparta,
Ga. i~ boz the city.
Mr. G.. \. Watson. formerly ofPe.er-burs
hut n0w 0t New \ orh. was in the cijy ihi'
week on "a visit 20 relatives and friends.
Mr. ~. .f. Arlington is visiting friends I'D
Narr0ut1n. y. {
Miss I1fo BERNARD IS ou q Visit 90 the
family of Mr.. =. T.. Arlington, Wawcnton.
N.O.
Miss ~anue jackson. of Petersburg. is
visiting Miss Garlic ~licer, at Buiordsville,
Va.
NrTT. Heath has returned TO the city
from Naroui0u. &c
Mr. Joseph b. Dunn has gone to Europe
Nc-,r,. simon ~eaWard aud J.. \. Hart
loy are at Cobb's Island.
Jud-e Timothy RiNes, OF Prince George
county. is Iu the CITY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20

enttnihe Grand Jury.

The case Of William Page, charged with
shooting and w0unding April Robinson
came mp for a preliminary hearing in the
Police Court yesterday. The shooting oc-
CURED on the nigh, Of June 10th, and the
wounded man was able 10 appear for the
first time Yesterday. Robinson testified that
he had difficulty with Page on the day q
the shooting, about O'Clock in the after
noon, at the hobby horses. corner OF SIX
teenth and Grace streets. That night be-
tween n and T. O'Clock he was on his way
home. he met PAGE on Marshall street near
the civ iail. ~qme one threw a rock at
Pare. and Robinson WAS accused Of having
done 10. and at the same time Page drew "A
pistol and iiHd. the bal. taxing effect in the
lower part O. HoDmson's body. The wit
uesses 10 thc shooting corroborated Robin
sons statement, and Page Was sent on 10
the grand jury. Bail vas refused.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20
PRICE THREE CENTS.

would not pledge himself TO all their de-
mands. :. W. Noble president OF the Al
lance. a few DAYS ago interviewed the
chairman of the County DemOcra-
tic Executive Committee, and asked
him if nominees 10 the Legislature
would pledge themselves 10 the Alliance.
lie received as an answer that they would
not. | pom this the Alliance held another
meetingiand passed a resolution reitorating
their policy to support no Democrat VINO
wOuld not comply with their demands. IL
is expected that they will put an indepen-
dent ticket in the field
John Il. Enyes, the rejected collector OF
Western North Carolina. seems 10 he
making war on his own appOintees, and Is
determined t0 bounce them all before be
himself goes out Of office. He has already
removed two or three men from his office.
and "a daY or two ago be fired Colonel W. ;.
Pearson, Of Burke, who has been clerk IN
hs office ever since he took charge. lie
evidently thinks that some Of his supposed
friends have not been "t0ting square"
with him.
The Raleigh and Castor Railroad Com
pauy has bought a considerable tract Of
land near it, railroad shops in this city,
and IL il Tumored that they contemplate
locating the shops Of the Georgia. Carolina
and Northern railroad in this city.
Mr.. j. j. thaXton, of Person county, who
a few weeks ago discovered extensive slate
deposits ON bi, land, has sent specimens Of
il to state Chemist Battle in this city, who
reports that il is Of very fine quality and
that its development whl pay well. The de-
posits are located near the line Of the OK
ford and Clark~yille Railroad.
The preliminary trial Of ". \. llyman
for the murder Of j. NJ. King. has Just been
concluded at rarboro, and resulted in bind
ing Lyman over 10 court 10 be tried for his
lite.
Governor Fowle Is still enjoying his sum
mer vacation at Morehead city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20
THE STATE AT LARGE.
FRANK a. HElTZ ROBBED ON THE
HIGHWAY.

Struggle for life with the Eobber-Talk
of Big Shoe Factory at INnchburg
DanvnIe Tobacco aIes-Damage by
Hail In the Counties.
FREpFRICksBuEG. Va. July lo-~pe
cial. About 90 O'Clock last night. MI.
Frank 4. Ilcitz, twcrty-thrcc years of axe.
Of this city. was attacked upon the public
road. and an attempt was made upon bis
hfc. and Dee was robbed. The facts as re-
lated by Mr.. llcitl are as follows: lic bad
been 20 Port Conway and Port Royal That
day looking after his customers, and travel
ing in buggy. owing 90 the hot weather
be- had determined to remain at Por, ROYAL
until about sundoWn. and drive iu the
night
lie SAYS hcwas ot several public places
iu Port Royal that day: told Wh." Doe was
from. and hrs intention ol returning home
that might ht land. llc started from Fort
Royol about dark. and when ho had driven
about eight or ten miles from tlc village
Doe oNertooh m1u nn the road
alone and walking very slowly.
The m3u acco-t.d him. and requested
mHt lc would let h.m rt. win i.in
a> ha Nn, NcN tired. Nr. iIci/ readily
consented and gp0n reaching. a dark.
mar~hN. woody place bon ile road lho man
seized his satchcl. which Was boo iuc foot
the buggy. threw DO out. aui .u au instant
turned upuu Mr.. lleiI with au imm,u-f
knife thu~tug at his breast e.
Mr.. HcitI. realizing Dis position, dropped
the rciu~ and attempted tn push ihe man
from him. only iu time. however, i9 lc-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS
FARMERS ALLIANCE PLUG FAC
TORY TO BE BUILT.

Another Enterprise for Raleigh
waymanry Near wilmington-County
Conventions-studyin ing the Fruits Of the
state-Gleanings.
RALEIGH. y. c., July 49, Special. The
Farmers Alliance of Wake county has de
cided to establish a plug tobacco factory in
this city. There was a meeting of that
body Yesterday, at which it was decided 10
organize the Alliance Cooperative Tobacco
Manufacturing Company, with a capital
stock Of $4,000. one condition Of orcani-
zatiORwas that the majority of the direc-
tors should be Alliance men. Six men di-
rectors We're elected by the Alliance and
three others 10y private stockholders.
The board OF directors have organized by
clecting Il. J. Powell, president, and ID. J..
Love. secretary and treasurer. IL is pro-
posed to have the factory ready for opera
tion by the last Of this year.
Adiutant General James ID. Glenn. OF
State Guard, arrived at Wilmington this
evening and went to Wrightsyille 10 begin
preparations for the state encampm6nt
which will begin Tuesday. Two companies
also arrived at Wrightsyille this evening.
Quarter Master General Olds is also on the
ground erecting tents and arranging to-
p0graphylol the camp.
Another bold attempt by highwaymen
was made yesterday AT broad daylight, aud
near the place where it is supposed Mr.
Nathan Fails was murdered. near Whining
ton. As John Fails, son Of the murdered
man, was returning home from funeral. he
was accosted by man in ambush. who
said: "llalt, or I'll fire" Fails however
put whip 10 his horse and reached the city
unharmed.
DR.. Y. +. Turner returned to-day from At
lanta, where he has been attending the con-
ycntiOn Of the National Dental Association,
of which he is one Of the vice presidents.
ON his invitation the convention decided 10
hold the next annual convention at More
head City.
Reports are received here to-day that "A
storm which prevailed Yesterday evening
did much damage 10 crops throughout this
section, particularly 10 corn.
I'm view of the speedy completion of the /
Georgia, Carolina and Northern Railroad /
10 Atlanta, the Seaboard Air Line, Of which /
it j, part, is largely increasing its rolling /
stock. To-day contract was closed with /
the North Carolina Car Company, of this I
city, for the building Of one hundred cars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20

shipments oil '"''
pFrpE~nl.EG. Va. July lH. special.
'''' ,,.'.i.. Church NOW
The CORNERSTONE "' ...I
being erected ln 'he7ieI"'-' ."'''''
t,fl. .u n,a -h .f AUGUST nest. at lO
..,l't l,t,. No.ouie..lar- of Petersburg
and Chesterfield county hodfD-~'- Wlll '.
.Jnii,ersd by several ministers at, .''.i-.
4 Stone weighing jH.Jnl pounds, iot n.
sailors Monument n AI'Am.li' ', '" d,
.r't r,r M the depot of the Norfolk and
Western Baiiroad Company lu lhi- t'.''
road, to Doe shipped.
T1a .,rsr.gltion of OBJ. Harrison. .T"oi
R.ufi.t Church Viii shortly hold d Dol. jlne
On c,U a pastor to succeed k.y. G. j. b.
Gordon. Among those whom tur ton-l'-
tl9u think of calling I~ EcN. w uIltn 'i'' -
Of Minnesota, recently ol W "7Ai"-'''' H.
q.
ROt.u Harris. % e'N oi ',, 'i'i.,-' ,...
DIM an Cedar street io .Ni7 cA. WE
kicked hy horse le~b}d'. no"
riously injured. je was cuitiN- ,-0 ".'
from behind at tGe tiE.c he was NirN,i'
Mr.. II. ". Miller. ot i'in- iadie co'ii.. y .
fell down the stairway OF Deer nemt "a .,'l ~
TWO ago and broke hcr arm. Mrs W ii'.' '
a sister of tol j. J.. Green Oh ''l' l''..
sesea hundred and nineil l--'N' 'n n"-
peanuts see shipped from IvieI7'.,l- = .,'
week over iha h4lolA ana "o''''" '" ''.'''
road. ..,......,,... O,e Moth
The regular lnoh,n i',, ,,.--..i...i. .il
odlsi sunday, ho'' '''.' ',,'.t'll limit 3D.
Dee bed I'D LlI',N' ,ri,. ,.,...,.,... viii cam
morrow <tefhD'". ,.i,',s,ns r.,din., of r,-
sist ot sineih<; oOi.' .t.'.l. and am ,f
ports nom INC u'nS' - ,,.toror Nh.
dress DS N''' - 80 N..,.oji. Ipi.roua|
Washington,snee' M'''o"'S'
Church, in inns cllt, .,.o,, ,or tb,
The receipis 4" VVli'" "' '''''
past week weie =, p"'r n"r, ,,i- no,nis, 5udg,
In tue ilus''',ES S,'rosilinp rD,i'li llr tloxandpl
- -, -, VI; ,nada "A motion 20 tine Court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20
VANCE AND The FARMERS.
Democratic Paper. Endorsing Him-in-
teresting Budge; From Raleigh.

RALkGR, y. c., July 10 special. The
press Of the state is thoroughly arpused on
the subject OF the a,,aek ul the Progressive
Farmer upon senator Vance and every De-
mocratic paper with scarcely a single eN-
ception has come out editOrially this week
warmly indOrsing Senator VANCE, and con-
demning in unmeasured terms the strlc-
lures upon the senator. The Progressive
Farmer seems % have enlisted little sym
pathy among the farmers themselves in
making the onslaught. Nearly all the
county conventions which have been held
so far have been cOmpnsed largely Of ALI.
ance men aud have adopted resolutions in
dorsing Vance. 'Llias Carr, the president OF
the A Alliance, ,is hinsolf quoted rs sayingithat
Vance is ali right and need have no fears.
Probably no public mans record was ever
before so thoroughly discussed in the State
as the Senator's has been for the past wee /.
or two. The Alliance has per.ainY sue.
ceeded in creating u SIR In politics, IL II has
accomplished nothing else;
The tNirIilers' Alliance OF New Hanover
ca.ny aie stubborn in their determination
to stick to the policy they adopted lass
week, not to support any Democrat who
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20
Pound Dead Nearthe Track.

ON Friday she body OF white man was
found on The Chesapeake and ohio Railroad,
TWO miles west 0i Providence Forge, by a
party ot section hands. The condition OF
The body Indicated that he man had been
dead several DAYS. The deceased 10 SUI
POSED 10 be ;. NJ. Bowls, Iasoninlst of this
city. VINO was at QUO time employed at II.
VI. smith n Co.'s. \ core ner's jury held an
inquest, but were Enable 20 decide how the
deceased met his death. There are no
marks Of violence on the i0Iy, and it is
PRESUMED that death resulted from natural
causes, Toe gcmalns were buried near the
place were they were found.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20
BUENA VISTA,
fire Company to he Organihed-Ihe Ne"
school Board.

BrENA VISTA, Va, July l9.-lspecial.. T.
lisl of fifteen names has been secured
TO organize lire company here. Among
~. names are several experienced firemen
ytho were ,ormerly members Of the Rich
n0nd and siaiIntdn fire departments. Ih'
Council will be asked ut lis next meet
ing to equip the company lOI
active service by purchasing a hose car
,iao4 and hose. The carriage Will be drawn
Nv The city horses. 4 ire bell will be put
m nm ana hfe.plugs are being dotted all Over
town. The high pressure HOia %. Tescr
yoir renders a iire-engine unnecessary as !
s,raau OF water can be thrown over th'
hIgbtst hOuses -.
A street Railway Company mas beel
fo' med, and thdCouncil Wednesday, passe'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20

an ordinance giving the company the right
of way through the streets of the town TO
lay their tracks and run the cars. The
m any agree 20 have the road in operation
within eighteen months, but they will COM
mence work at once, and probably have the
cars running in a much shorter time.
The Buena Vista Iron Company now have
10 hands at work, principally in the mines
getting out ore. The furnace will begin
work some time in September.
Colonnade Hotel will be open 20 the public
on next Wednesday. under the manage
ment OF Captain Talley.
The school board organized here last
Tuesday. The new school building will be-
built without delay. and a graded school.
with a principal and three teachers, will hc
opened during the latter part Of September
with about 200 pupils. W. II. Baiie was
elected president Of the school board, and
\. J. Richeson. secretary.