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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-19
ROMANCE IN Low LIrE.
Variety Actresa Deserts Her Husband 60
Live with . Gambler

set1cty Actresa Oeeer RS Ser Husband to
1.-Two with GAMBLER.
A crisis in the marital affairs of the song
and dance team OF Riley and Fern has &C.
CURED, and the circumstances are related
In detail by the Port Townsend Leader.
The couple are Joe Riley and Eta Fern,
and are we'll known at variety theaters ali
over the country. They were married at
San Francisco some years ago and have ac-
cumulated considerable property, some of
IL in Seattle.
About three months ago, while PLAYING
in Tacoma. they met William Hail, man
who makes his living by any means but
honest work. He captivated Miss Fern
and she eloped with him 10 Port Townsend
where she secured an engagement at the
Rudweiser saloon. Riley found out her
whereabouts and offered to agree 10 q mu-
tual separation, giving her half the CON-
munity property. She demanded two
thirds. and Riley determined to 60 to Port
Townsend TO secure evidence for . divorce.
He arrived on Friday night and found
his wife singing at the Budweiser. Instead
OF remaining there to trail her, he went
out and got drunk. He invited Officer
Harris 70 join him, but the latter declined
and Riley became abusive. On Saturday
Riley offered an apology and asked that .
policeman accompany him in following his
wife to her room, on Quincy street, in or.
der that he might secure the desired evil
dence. This aid was refused and Riley will
probably make aci,arge OF adultery against
Hall and Fern. as they are not endeavOrine
Tn conceal their mode of living.
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HID HIS IDENTITY.
Melancholy Death Of : knife
Juggfer.
KAwasa Fssses- Kn~vn - ssRa0a hey.
he sisseaisus Knsfe-Ihrever."
Dies as Gssee Hospital

A death occurred yesterday at Grace
hosrifai which brings before the publics
case both mysterious ard pathetic
Five months ago there came 70 the hos
pifal . niddi<-sgsd man Who gave his
name ~ Edward Forbes. He vas afflicted
with consumption and Is was apparent
that his lie Was near N end. From the
time Of his admission to the hospa-
tal up to his death yesterday he
carried himself with perfect demeanor
and not only Won the confidence and
esteem OF Mr.. and Mrs TremaIn in charge
Of The Hospital. bat OF ali the patients -
well. Everyone who met him was his
friend and though underlying his cheerful
ness there was . SD, longing side. he still
made himself welcome companion to Ill
who met him.
But however we'll he became acquainted
with others, he never disclosed his own
pecpse. He received letters occasionally.
but after he had read them over several
times he would tear them into infinitesimal
pieces. When he died it was found that
he had destroyed every scrap Of paper BY
which he could be identified
Edward Forbes. as he called himself,
was theatrical man and his particular
forte was knife-ihrowing. On little dod-
ser which he had in his possession was
picture Of . ferce-looking Arabian pinning
knives to the wall around fancifully
dressed girls. His stage name was .Rafia
Bey. the Miraculous Knife Thrower.r
A day or two ago ne called Mr. Tremain
to him and told him that he had box Of
knives and = trunk Of clothes stored on
Jackson street. but he was unable to tell
the exact place. During the last few
months OF his life he was very prayerful,
aud on many occasions would induce Mrs.
1remain, the matron, to kneei down and
pray for him.
On several occasions ne was urged to
give the names Of his people. but be always
refused. About week ago, however. IN
old acquaintance called to see him. and he
said that Forbes had well-to-do relatives in
Connecticut But though he had travelled
for eleven years with Forbes he had never
learned exactly who he was or what his real
name was.
Cross 4 Co. have charge OF the remains,
and VIII endesvor to End hls relatives. II
unsuccessful he viii be buried in the Pot
ter's held.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The Construction OF Only Three Build
tngs Authorized Yesterday.
building Inspector Abbott issued the fol-
lowing building permits yesterday
+. +. Iarant, one-siory frame. aoxao feet
lot >. block 7, kaatmann's addition: cost,
Si0N.
Union Water Company. one-story frame.
fsxss feet. corner Farm and Mercer streets: .
cost, $40
+. ". wasa, tso-slory frame addition.
ioxSo feet. lots 10 and n. block -. A. A.
penny,s add, cost &S0
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cyelaae on aaa,.en street..

The revival msestass at the Madison
street Methodist Episcopal churea are
growing ia Interest. II Is great awaken.
ing in the eharch. Dg. Mallory. the .ey.
eloae evangelist, Is = grand saceess. His
Rihie readings AZ 80 p, m. are the very
hest. The evening services are fan II
interest and power. Rev. E. q. Northnn
Is thrilling his audiences with his song ser.
vices Fils suses arr splendid. Fhesr
meetings SIZE full OF interest,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
DICHMOND BAZAAR, Ann
III Nos. 1888 AND I4i0 FRANKLIN STREET NILE

AT 10 O'CLOCK TODAY
VIA u5u cell q number OF excellent HORSES,
MULES. BUGGIEs, PHAETONs, and WAGONS.
AT1i O'CLOCK
I95 baIos HAY IN good order;
very handsome POSY-sound and reliable I;
has been used by children;
pair large FARM MULES,
/ superior BAY HoRsE-sound ard gentle;
secondhand T0P-BUGG1;
1 secondhand T0P-WAGON:
l valuable FAMILY COW-gentle, and large
mixer.
and al other stock registered in time.
no21 Z. Is. COOK, Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
eueNA vIsrHs PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Reception 20 an Arkansas Bride-Fla"es
pioughing the Mountain Sides

rioushing the Mountain Sides
correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
BuyxA VISTA. November ~, 1890.
Tho new brick public-school building is
now being painted. and will be ready for
occupancy within ten days A full corps
OF teachers will then take charge OF the
school under the direction OF Principal >.
p. McCluer. The present SCHOOL, house
will be used as quarters for the Buena
Vista Are department. The department
will DO fully organized this week. por-
ton of its equipments have already ar,
rived. Tho Mayor yesterday appolntea
the following board OF control; Captain -.
+. Jordan. Mr.. b. G. Moomaw. and Captain
w. A. Price.
JoRDAN-PoPE.
Mr.. s. II. Jordan, one OF our most active
vonng businessmen, was married 20 Miss
Sallie b. Pope, at the brides residence;
Forest City. Ark, on Thursday. The bridal
party will arrive hero tonight. A brilliant
reception will be rendered them by Cap
tain G. r. Jordan, father Of the groom, at
his residence here. Captain Jordan IS one
of Rockbridge's most substantial citizens,
having represented the county one session
in the Legislature.
TO FURNISH THE CHURCH
At the bazaar recently gwen by the
ladies of the Methodist churcht NzVV was
realized. This fund will be devoted TO
help in furnishing the interior OF ther
new church now being erected.
The mountains in the immediate vicinity
of the city have been burning for the past
week. The scene at night has been ID,
describably beautiful. The flames ploushed
track after track on the mountain sides, III
some instances leaping as high as twenty
feet in the air. presenting a fascinating
and awe-inspirlng scene to the hundreds
who gaZed upon them.
RICHMOND VISITORS.
The following Richmond people were
registered here this week: Mrs. NJ. ).
Cheatham. who is visiting relatives j. w.
Ruff. o. Il. Loose. T. j. Peyton. I. b. Bar
bee. +. w. Mcdaniel, J. H. Brallsford. Il.
w. Gates, r. ID. Garland, and Major John
II. Dinneen.
Mr.. A. S. johnson. former merchant ut
Richmond, has accepted place as one OF
the clerks in the hotel here.
The recent two-days' lot-sale was great
success. The sales by our agents and the
public sale combined for the two days
amounted TO S4S0.0O0. The Treasurer OF
the United States. Huston, and the
Comptroller Of the Currency were among
the distinguished visitors present on that
occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29

TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION Of
Il TWO MICH SMALL FkAyE ILL., nSo, mil lrD9.
ana AND 3Ols " STREET BEIWhhN l a,rk,
TIHTW AND THIRTY-FIRsT ON ~ z MUHi n
siDE0FN STREET, FRONTING T9G ~ RsSE
FEET MORE OR LESS, AND RUNNlN1 bACh
aRoiiT ~ FEETTO AN ALLEY IN COMMON
Nv virtue OF a deed OF trust from Luxe gay
dated January s. 1882 duly recorded %, 70 nien.
mond Chancery Court In Deed-Book ~ =, page
IL default having been made In the payment OF
certain notes therein secured, and being 70
auIrod 20 20 do by the beneficiary IN sa'u uoeu'
we will sell at auction, on the premiheS' 'n
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 90, $780,
nav o'clock P. NJ, the PROPERTY conveyed
arc cornoaratiyely new and In good order and
will always command good tenants,
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses Of safe ana GER
tain notes now past due amounting TO sl51si,
me balance on such terms may be announced
M sale CHARLES A. ROSE,
WILLIAM LOVRNsTBIN,
Trusteca.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29

WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL
w tho Pinlsss Clothes Line; the only line
ever invented that holds tho Clothes Without
Pima: perfect success psssnt recently
Issued soItonly By agentA 70 whom the exclu-
sive right 10 given receipt ofb0 csnts ~ vi,l
send asampie fiue BY mall; also circulars; price.
list and terms 70 Agents secure your 0ryssory
% ores. Aldruoo TIE P1NLHka CEDTHE&-
LINZ cohrzNEH Harmon sfrsss Wsxnesss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
THE WOUNDED COMMANDER.
Probably n Handsome Gypsy Girl In the
Case-For the Soldiers Home.

Case-For the Soldiers Home.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatchl
DANv11F. November 2s.-Golias Boswell,
the C;ypsv commander who was shot yes
terday by w. G. White, has been suffering
very much from his wounds to-day, and his
people think he is III a bad way, though
the doctors do not regard the wounds as
very serious. White will have hearing ut
New Design tomorrow afternoon. There
is handsome Gypsy girl in the camp, and
some think that she was in some way con-
nected with the shooting, though OF this
nothing definite is known.
TIE SHOOTING IN THE COUNTY.
The shooting occurred in Pittsylvania
county, two or three miles from this city,
and outside the jurisdiction of the city
court.
The much talked-of song tournament by
the musical people took place at the
Academy of Music tonight. The charac-
tiers were all taken by local talent, and q
large and brilliant audience was present
The singing was delightful and the cos;
tunes and scenic effects were artistic and
beautiful The entertainment was given
for the benefit of the Soldiers Home.
GREAT SHOCK.
The sudden death of Mr.. Henry X. Ely
son was q great shock to the people of this
CITY. He had many warm friends and adj
mirers here, particularly in the Baptist
church. and they are grieved beyond ex-
preston that he has been called so sud-
denly away from his field of usefulness
The newspaper-men here also knew Mr..
Ellvson well, and entertained for him
feeling of great respect and admiration,
esteemIng him as an upright Virginia gen.
tleman and an honor TO the profession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29

The only sure method to cure an obsti-
nate cough--use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
25 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
BY John T. GoddiD,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

HANDSOME NEW BRICK RESI-
l. Il DHNCE (No. 8lD ON NORTH SIDE OF
CLAY BETWEEN MONROE STREET AND
BROOKE AVENUE FOR SALE BY AUCTION
At the request of the owner Will sell at public
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1890,
at O'Clock p. NJ, the above described PROPER
TY. The dwelling recently completely Is well
built, admirably planned, and contains eight
rooms besides storo-room, bathroom, &C., and
has an excellent range and Latrobe stove. The
lot has a front OF 20 feet and depth Of SOY feet
10 an alley. This property is occupied by first
class tenant, Is located imm ediately on the line
OF the Electric railway, and in rapidly grow
ing section OF our city. Persons desiring good
paying Investment or q comfortable homo are
invited 20 attend this sale.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at sale.
no27 JOHN T. GODDIN, AuciiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29

The plan in oil OF its details is worthy of
study taken in connection with the nume-
rous advantages OF West Point that have
already been set forth IL must carry with
II the conviction that no superior induce
ments for investors have been offered since
the great awakening in the South. II is
predicted-and the prediction rests on
sound business logic-that investments in
real estate in Virginia are yet in their in
fancy, and soon greater impulse than
was ever known before will be given 10
Just such enterprises rs that Of the Termi-
nal Development Company. II this be
NO, II stands TO reason that the earlier in
vestment Is made the greater will be the
pronts. When all the stock ofthe company
snail have been taken up and the improve
ed there will probably DO many who will
regret that they did not seize the present
moment 10 become Interested In Aaury's
great port. ARAMIsTA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
SPECIAL CONSIGNMENT
OF
CL0T HING.
EINE 7AIL0R-MADE CLOTHING
To Be Sold at SOC. on the 81.

100 Mons ATWOOD Overcosts
worth ats w
400 Mems Ail-Wool Storm-Over-
coats worth fl2.....-..........Go at b W
$50 Mems Light Kersey Overcoats
worth f22 o. 10 oO
100 Mems bstin-Llned Chinchills
0vercUas worth $30..............-Go at IL W
100 Mems Lightweight Overcoats
worth si4......................... at 80
so Mems Brown Beaver oyercosts
worth fi2J0.....-............... Go ct Is
~ Mems Blue Beaver Overcoats
worth .......-.................Ooa az on
"a Mems Wide Vale Oyercoets
worth sa5 ...............Goa at 400
isMen's Blue aud Brown Fur Bea-
YER OysrcoaS worth ss3-.........Go at 10 %
80 Mems Black Corkscrow Over.
coats worth ta0.......-...............GoH III W
We guarantee tho absolute truth OF every
statement In this advertisement, and as fast as
we can mark goods we shall pile our counters
with the most elegant attractions ever known.
Watch the daily papers.
i0s Pair Children's Knee Pants
worth 3i............ .............-......Go at Is
$50 Childrens Heavy Overcosts
worth S6.60.............- ..............Go AZ w
800 Childrens Suits worth s. and So Go ct 3 rs
so Boys Fine Oyercoats worth fi0..Go at 800
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
THE UNIVERSITY HAPPENINGS.
The Victorious Team Welcomed Home
Another Local Train.

The Victorious Team Welcomed Home
Another Local Train.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
November 20, 1890. !
Mrs. William f. Peters and her sister
Mrs. J. L. Rhea, are visiting friends at I h
Miller Manual School near CroZet.
A large crowd of students welcomed the
football team on their return last evening.
and escorted them from THE depot to the
University.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Company
have put another train on their road from
this point, which adds greatly to their ac-
commodation. 1t leaves her at 8 o'clock
in the evening for Richmond.
Mr.. w. IL. Arnold, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, and his bride are at Mrs. Gun
TIERS.
TWO MEN HURT.
MIR. Ainslie has so hurt his arm that he
cannot play in to-morrow's game IN Rich
mond. Mr.. Whitaker had his ankle bad
ly hurt in Lexington in yesterdays game
and has not reached the University yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By r. T. Chanln & Co.,
Real Estate Auctionoers,
No north Tenth street.

NO. QOTtU oIcts
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Il HOUSE AND LOT No. $40 NORTH TWEEN
STREET, IN THK CITY OF
RICHMOND.-By virtue Of two deeds OF trust
the lrst dated July II, 1889, recorded In Deed
Book 1873 A, page l25, aud tho second daled Au-
gust Il, 1889, recorded in Dood-B Book l35 y, page
300 Richmond Chancery Court, and at tho re-
quest OF beneficiary, default having been made
in the payment Of debt secured, we viii sell by
public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER .. 1890,
at 4 o'clock z. NJ, THE PROPERTY described in
said deed as "ail that lot Of land, with improve
ments thereon, lying and being In the city OF
Richmond, Va, and designated as sl9 north
Twenty. seventh street, and fronting on the east
line OF Twenty-seventh street Aj{ feet and run
ming back between parallel lines 1872 feet, begin
ming at n point distant 80 feet from southeast
corner Of Twenty-seyenth and o streets
TERMS: While the deeds require cash for debt
due, t77s.0i ami expenses Of sale, more liberal
terms may be announced at the hour OF sale.
JULIUS STRAUS,
X. Il. CHAFFIN,
". j. WESIWO0D,
Trustees.
Sale by r. B. CHAPLIN B Co., Auctloneers
no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29

A DMIRABLE SECOND FLOOR
"A ROOMS WITH BOARD. Apply 10 Mrs. CA.
BELL. los north Fifth street, between Grace aud
franklin no 256f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
BY Apperson & Co., F. d. HUI 81 Co.,
and
John T. Goddln, Auct!oneers.

BY Apperson & Co., f. ID. HUI Co,
and
John T. Goddin, Auct!oneers,
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF PART OF TIE LATE W. L. COWAR-
DIS's VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.-In cxecu-
tion Of the Acknowledgement decree We Will
SELL on the premises, at o'clock Z. NJ, on
THURSDAY, DECENBgs 4, 1890,
that VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY on the
east line Of Eighth between Main and FRANKLIN
streets, known as McDOnOugh's liyery-slable lot,
fronting about 54h feet, running back about I'D
feet 20 an alley, paying az excellent rental Cen
trail In location, near TO Main and Franklin
streets makes il desirable for many purposes
aud should command spirited competition.
THRMs: one fourth cash balance nj SIX,
twelve. ard eighteen months, for bonds, Win H.
terest added, end title retained.
W. n. COWARDIN,
BEVERLEY. CRUNP,
CONWAY X. SANDS.
special Commissioners.
IH THs CIRCUIT COURT or THE COUNTY OF HEN
RTCO-COwARDISis EXECUTORS, PLAINTIFFS
ys. COwARDIS ASD AIS, DEFENDANTS.
L,W. s. Leake, clerk Of said court do certify
that tho bond required OF Special Commissionera
W. H. CoWardin, B. T. Crump, and Conway X.
Sands by decree entered In this cause on the
18th day Of Juns, 1890, has been duly given:
Teste. WIS. LEAKE,
no2j Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29

tby telegraph TO the Dispatsa.l
New YoaK. November 2S.-The failures
for tho week number 2ll against 2l0 for
che corresponding week last year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29

E0R RENT, A CHOICE, ELE- IN
Il CANT sUTrK OF ROOMS, With all the Ra
arrangements for comfortable housekeeping.
Apply at No. $40 Park avenue with good refer
enceA no 49-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
BY George ". Mayo, Auciioneer,
iJno. L. LaughtOn. Jr., Salesman,)
40. "a Ninth street
-SJTY SFRGEANT'S SALEOF GOLD

CITY SERGEANT'S SALE OF GOLD
" WATCH.-By virtue OF an order Of the Hus-
tings Court Of tho city OF Richmond, 10 the case
OF c. Lumsden & Son ". ID. Is. Prosser. dated
October It, $780, will sell at auction for cash, at
the auction-house OF George w. Mayo. No, "a
Ninth street, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER /. 1890,
at Il O'clock A. NJ, 1 D0UBLR-CASR GOLD
WATCH 10 satisfy costs in the above case.
CHARLES II. EPPS,
NOS City Sergeant.