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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-05
The Marriage of Miss Aver.

Some of the pryipg Jenkinses OF the New
press have been giving absurd accounts Of
the az preaching nuptials OF Miss Lesley
Jossphine Aver, only daughter Of the late
DR. i. q. Aver, ind Commander Frederick
Pearson. United States navy, which are
annointed to take place in New York on
Tuesday, February 5, the cards for whic
have already been received by the friends
OF MIS- Aver In this city. IL is difficult TO
determine whether these glowing descrip-
IONS of the bride. the ceremony. and
The trosseau contain most Of error or OF
truth. go rather than reproduce much that
is snovu TO be fiction we prefer to present
n Main statement that thall at leastin the
n, ,in feature be correct. With tins per-
sansi sopea ance OF Miss Aver and ne.
condition ip-li;s the people of Lowell. her
native city, are suiilcienuy iam,iar. put
ou.,nted with the history OF the BRIDE
groom. Commander Pearson is the son OF
the late Enward p, Pearson Of Reading Pa,
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Th.se Thing, be Considered.


Thousands OF men die every day who
could he saved. Prejudice is mainly to
blame for this loss OF liie.. II 1t were believed
that the sum of disease may certainly he
reduced by physic, much would be gained
A nd VET the proposition is very simple: If
Won take out daily more impurities than is
daily generated, you will soon be rid of
impurities. The effect OF this wise practice
IL soon seen in Bilious, Liver and Kidney
troubles. But IL is equally OF value In bead
and brain o aiiec,io snd P Pr su' "'
In chronic and acute Rheumatism, and
in all affections ofthe bowels, this principle
soon relieves and cures, when the medicine
used is Brandreth's Pills.
Yes, when all other means and medicine
have failed TO relieve from pain, these piis
have cured. by taking impurities from the
10 wells and blood, and thousands OF men
and women now place Brandreth's Pills
among the blessings OF mankind.
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THE TEMPLE OF THOUGHT.
DEDICATED TO MISS vsnsoS SCOTT.

I've builded shrine In the Temple OF Thought
Where hangs 40 many pleasant dreams,
with tissues most ra re the curtains are wrought
And the star OF mem'ry its centre light beams.
rrou the LOOMS OF the past gather my gain.
To rear in this temple OF mint;
Sweet hopes OF the present the windows shall
Aud dreams Of failure in the chandelier shine
And IN. windows shall open to the morn tinted
To welcome messenger dove.
while the beautiful bird forever shall feast
Upon Inc grand anthem Of love.
And the tin,s of light thro' the temple will
shine. "
And glow on tho gois-letiered shrine;
while plant n rare beauty forever VIII twine
Its tendril. around this altar OF mine.
In the garden ~ Eden was nurtured the vine
And its blosssr nave perfun'd each rae;
while It's buds Of perfection in rare frag ahoe
twine, -, A.,
Like The sree, blush OF morn throned In
thy lace. .r,,
DALLAS. TEX, Feb. 2. 1885, GUL"
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ii BE STATE OF TExAs-To ALL PERSONS
Il intera.fed In the rnardians hin Of the q, tata

RI BE STATE OF TExAs-To ALL PERSONS
i interested ia the guardianship OF the estste
OF G. Merfiaeid. luratic Joseph Merrih.ld:
guardian has flied In the County Court OF Dali
la couuty A. al sccount showing the condition
of he said ward, q. Nerrif ed. which will he
heard at the ,ern Of Ella corrs commencing on
the first Monday L. February A. ID. 1854 at
the Court house, IN he city Of Dailes ~ which
time NJ persons iri crested IN the welfare OF said
iubntic msy appear aud contest said sccount II
wines. W N. C. Hin. county CLERK of Dallas
county, Texas
TL.sl Given under my hand and the seal of
said court, at once. ia the tity Of Dallas, this
W N. @. HILL.
County Clerk Of Dallas county. exa
pvI ursur nenrfy aa1e1r
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ASSIGNE ELS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
IN been ap Sointed rs assignee Of the prop
ertv and estates Of Haskell 4 Elder, n firm com.
posed OF W. N. HasSett and 7. Elder. doing .
mercantile business at Grand Prairie, In Dallas
county, state Of Texas. Said ap-
pointment and assignment was made
On the 10Th day of December.
A. d. 1883. All persons holding or having
claims against said merchantilc flrm are hereby
notified 70 present their claims against said
firm within the time prescribed by law, and
acknow EDGE their assent n prescribed ~ law /.
Parties Interested will hereby take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
GEORGE ROBERTSON.
Assignee Of Usskrtt n Elder.
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Kansas saws: III have sold 'Prickly Ash
Bitters' for Eve years. and | have never
handled u medicine which gave more uni
yersal satisfaction. 1t is fast becoming the
family medicine of this section. have
warranted dozens of bottles and never bad
one returned"
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OPELIINA, Ala,

Opelika, Ala, Feb. l.-[Correspon-
dence. William Hart, marshal Of Opeliks,
was fatally stabbed by James Aborcrombie,
at this place, this morning. Abercrom bic
was cursing and abusing negro employed
on a passenger train, as the IL O'Clock train
came in, when Hart stepped up and
touched him on his right arm and said
Consider yourself under arrest" when
Abercrombie wheeled and tabled him with
a knife, which ne had concealed in his left
sleeve. Hart died in about an hour. The
iugular vein of his neck was cut in two and
me bled TO death. High excitement pre-.
wallis
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The Exposition Jniverseile DO Part
Cnlinairen awarded the highest Donors TO
Angostura Bltters as the most efficacieus
stimulant to excite the appetite and TO keep
the digestive organs In good order. Ask
for the genuine article, manufactured only
by DR.. j. G. b. Siegert & Sons, and beware
of limitations.
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THE SUN
NEW YORK. 1884.

About sixty million copies Of The sun have
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Twelve months.
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But The Sun Is written for the Inhabitants Of
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II every buyer of copy of The Sun during
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Terms 10 Mail subscribers.

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CORSICANA.

Little Joker" is the best smoking to
bacco.
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Loypor, Feb. 3.-The best proof that the
government IL alive to It's responsibilities
in Eeypt will be given II 1t advises, as we
Relieve u Will adyile. a small increase Of
lie armv. IL has also been decided hat
n,rliansat vii be asked to grant f2 CO..
90 for TIE additional defense Of the Ciyde,
Irunset. Mercy and Tyne rivers, Bristol
ci..ns' the ports Of Oden, Singapore,
Honr Kong, point DeGsle and Capetown,
and the islands Of St. Helena ard Assem-
sion, al being . vital necessity TOR our
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BrseHAMPros, n. ", Feb. 3.-While tho
Masonic iraternities were assembling in
Erkson's hall, Guiliord, preparatory to at
tending funeral. the floor OF the thru
story gave way, piecipitating seventy man
to the floor below. Many we're severe y
iniAsed but none fatally. The debris cauEnt
Ere but fortunately were soon extin-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-21
Signal Omce Prsdicllsa.
Cooler. fair weather. northorly winds.
LOSSES BIZ FIRE

hre yesterday morning In the carriage factory ana
waIeroomsbf william ID. Rogers Co.. Chestnut street.
Philadephia caused . loss estimated at $4,000
A IRE on Friday destroyed I.ase Kinssys block IL
Wilton. Ind containing the opera house Jones Cos
dry goods store, and other buldinga Loss. 10000
The csIIiMgs works Of william Wright in NoDonald,
Pa and Willsm Georges grist mill and lumber yardC
were burned yesterday. Loss. e2o.OO; insurance.
The excursion steamer Charles l.. Swift. owned By
Charles L. Swift! OF Boston, and plying between BOsto
and Long Island was burned ut the latter place on Ff
day night. Loss $4,000 to e20OO.
Ths MERCHANTS Mooen Mil - large stone building In
machinery and stock, Loss.ts76Go; no insaianss.
Five hundred hands are thrown out OF work.
The Golden Eagle Clothing Store In ST. Lou,s owned
oy BROWNING. KING = Co., New York. WAS burned yes
ts.d.y tnornlng The loss ~ stock esimstsd Il about
10 slight and fully Insured
Tho German Catholic Church OF tho Holy Ghost ana
tne ADJOINING school house In Jers~yviils, H. were
burned estcrdAy morning. The church WAS only n.
Gently dsdcatsd and the school lacked only three dsy
WORK OF completion The nre wAs inoendiarv.
largo planning mill. occupied BY Hatch Bailey 4 Co.
10 south Norwalk was burned Friday ioSs his 600
me building was owned by Knapp 4 Tal- whose inSur
ance 70 S5U portion Of the buldin ~as also occu
pee ~ fitch Knapp, box manufaotursrs who lose
90 Two ether large buildings standing near were
Also burned One was owned BY the DAnbnrv and Nor.
wak hs,iosd Company and occupied by ). y. Ferris.
who loses q. t0o
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$4,000 IN BONDS STOLEN.
A Seu Of Oae or she Trustees Taking Them
FROM the Sanity Deposit vaaIs.

A 30. Of Oae or she Trustees Taking Them
FROM the Safety Deposit Vault.
BOSTON, Sept 2O.-A man rushed into 20
lice detective headquarters a day or two ago
and exclaimed to the group OF detectives pros
ent that 800 900 worth Of bonds had been stolen
from his safe in the Safety Deposit Vault. He
said that some time ago Emery D. Fisher. Su-
perintsndent OF the Post Office Box Depart
ment and q Mr.. Stevens. dry goods dealer on
Winter street. were placed In charge Of large
trust estate belonging to Mas Wilson and
her relatives. Tho securities were deposited
in the Safety Vaults and were carefully locked
by the trustees. About throe weeks ago both
OF the trustees made IN examination OF the
funds and found everything oil right. Charles
access to tho vaults. Some days ago
that young man left this city. but
no Significance was attached by tho
trustees. to bis departure. and IT was
supposed that he would return. Soon afterward
the trustees mnds another examination Of tho
property In their charge and discovered that
some $40 900 In bonds WAS missing. Suspicion
Mt once pointed to young Stevens. The police
soon sscertained that 900 worth OF the
bonds had been left with q MIX street broker.
on which an tnstallmsnt had boon paid. After
many Inquiries they learned that young Ste.
ysns WAS the party who took the bonds. Whom
last heard OF no was In Jersey City. He dab
bled in stocks considerably. and met with Sc
we're losses. A warrant is out for his arrest.
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SNUBBIN0 THE JURY.
A Verdict or Accidental Death Disresarded
by Coroner MerkleS

A Verdict or Accidental Death DisreEarded
by Coroner MerkleS
An Inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Merkle In the case Of Mary Armstrong. whose
body was found In the back yard OF her rosi-
dence at 1884 Tenth avenue on Sept. 10. Deteo-
tive Rogers testified that some boys told him
that Mrs. ARMSTRONG; body was lying there.
He arrested John Armstrong. the husband. In
bed In his room on tho fourth floor. and found
tho room in much disorder and a sheet stained
with blood hanging from the window.
since the dinner hour. The daughter. Sarah
Armstrong. described tho finding OF the body
RhOrtly after she fell or was thrown from tho
window. and said her father had frequently
abused her mother. and that morning had
beaten her and dragged her by the hair Of
her head about tho room and had threatened
tn take her life.
Other witnesses testified as to Armstrong;
brutality toward his wife when he was under
tho influence OF liquor.
The jury found that the woman came to her
death by falling from her bedroom window.
The Coroner disregarded the verdict. and COM
mitted the prisoner to await the action OF the
Grand Jury.
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SPARKS FROM THE TkLEGRlPH

Russia has concluded . treaty Of commerce with
COrea.
Tbs now Cuuard steamer Etruria Of 5000 tons burden
was launched at glasgow yesterday.
In consequence Of threatening letters from Anarchsts
the French police have placed secret guard about the
Bourse.
Ma J. p: Nen.nt, an old lady was found dead near
band. who IL over 10 years Of age 10 suspected.
The widow Calf was ssEgsd and robbed in her own
tainins isi 90 sum Of money There 10 no clue wv
The tugboatJ. B. Woodland Of Philadelphia was burned
70 the waters edge yesterday morning at Chester Pa
board and was drowned.
The Panama Canal Company has signed contract
with New York dredging company for the cutting OF
the last section q the canal This contract provides
The boiler IN Emerson Calendars mill In vincsnnes
Ind exploded Yesterday afternoon setting IRE 70 the
building which was entirely destroyed The loss 10 from
90ooCto Si2ooo One Of VI. Calendars sons was dsa.
gerousy injured
Gennosssur. Enthusiastically pronounes the restaurant
hsgss. pr0pSistoI-Adv, "
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Nh BREWsrER DEAD.
TIE AGED Merchant whs had LIVED fer
Thirty Years In the New York Hstsl.

TIE AGED Merehant Whe haA LIVED Ter
Thirty Years In The New York Hstsl.
A tall, broad-shouldered old gentleman
dressed In the style Of half century ago was.
until recently. . familiar figure TO the guests
Of the New York Hotel. For thirty years he
had stopped at the hotel. eating his meals with
clock-llke regularity. and severely mindlng his
own business. He died at the hotel yesterday
morning. aged 80 years.
He was Mr.. seabury brewster. bachelor
millionaire. who was once considered one
OF the shrewdest and most prosperous
merchants in the city. He retired from
business moro than thirty years ago. He
owned the two marble -fronted. Ave story build
ings at CAT and 629 Broadway. which have boon
untenanted for twenty-five years. 1t IT, said
that his reason for keeping the buildings
vacant was known only to himself One OF his
few intimate friends said last evening that
when Mr.. brewster erected the buildings no
got several tenants who confessed to him that
they borrowed money to pay the rent. He then
resolved TO close the buildings saying he would
not be party to the impoverishing Of tenants.
A placard daneled from the front Of the Broad
way buildings yesterday announcing that they
The funeral will DO from the New York Hotel
tomorrow morning. Mr.. BreYster's fortune
will 20 to his nephew. William Z. Brewster
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GORDON WINS rWO VICTORIES.
The seige Of Khn~tsua Said to Have Bee
Raised Three Weeks Ago.

The seise OF Kbn-tsua said 70 Have Been
Raised Thres Weeks Ago.
CAIRO. Sept. 2O.-The Mudir Of Dongola
teleeraphs to the authorities here that the
messenger from Gen. Gordon brought eighteen
dispatches. Two Of them we're for the sheik
Of tho KaYabish tribe. which were delivered.
Two other dispatches were directed to tho
son-in-law OF the sheik. who. however. had
been previously publicly executed by order Of
the Mahdi's Ameer. in order to overawe the
people and compel them to join the Mahdi.
The Ameer. with many chiefs. was afterward
killed In battle.
reports that on the Gath Of July Gen. Gordon's
boon sent against him from Kordoian. An
other battle was fought ON the 30th Of August
four days after tho date Of his last letter which
raise - ss ff as sa his
son, and their followers were killed.
EmUos seS ss MSo Sdar asysS %
fhe shassis6 and other tribes have come in
and i ,. their submission. SEMINAR is
" h.. from
its fright oyer the ANTICIPATED descent BY Gen:
denied. Tho whole s6asgich country Is now it "
TRANQUIL, The chiefs are lmploring morcy., and
boon observed.
Austria. France. and Germany have instruct
lective note to Nubar Pasha. tho Egyptian
Primo Minister. protesting against the sus.
pension Of the sinking fund, which was ordered
Diplomatic Agent. protested personally to-day
against tho suspension.
SUAKEM Sept. 20,-MRjor Chemiside has sent
some Of the friendly native SheIks to the Gov
ernor OF Massowah to make arrangements for
the evacuation OF Kassala; The friendly
having driven the Hadendowas to Sinkat The
rebels have killed. four Of the Amarar hostages.
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AFRAID TO SEE HER FATHER
an OYERWORKED SCHOOL GIRL RUNS
AWAY FROM HOME "a

Belief that she was Drivea Crazy ~ Aee
Failure to Pass a. Exaainattoa-Hes
Fathers Appeal 70 Her e Csns BACK.
Philip Loewenthal. dealer In candy and
toys at 225 Yves. Twenty seventh street. he's
advertised in several newspapers for q number
OF days for Information OF the daughter Of .
friend who disappeared from her homo on Nom
day. One OF the Advertisements. which ap.
poared yesterday. was:
T. M-wRlTE ME FOR MONEY ~ NEEDED.
70 Hns q! ssI i S "a Ssa. s Sc:
answer me- III III Ss% sas w.., ah
The young lady Is described as dark bru.
nette. aged 10. with mole on her cheek the
size Of 4 pins head. slim. and tall. She 10 an
American. born OF German parents.
Mr.. Loewenthal refused to tell last night the
name and address OF the young woman. He
said she was ono Of a family Of girls. whose
father. unedueated himself. had determipad
e Su Inc ,Ss ' asntnssr
and The house contained more books than .ssS
desire to educate his daughters.
she was Oompletlng her studies on Monday. 70
sSSsSSr s Ss E ssEs$ hor she had Sssn
Read the motto / left for you In the looking.
glass OF the dressing room and you will KNOW.
The sister went to the dressing room. ana
found IN the mirror q scrap OF paper on which
was written: n 2 .a
II have failed, and AM afraid to 20 home. ~
When she returned to whore shs had left her
sister the latter was not to DO found This WNo
1850 o'clock in the morning. A letter post
reached him about O'Clock. As nearly % xr.
Loewenthal could remember 1t read 33i3
cannot face you after failure cannot supiuely ~
and see work yourself to death s0methin
o. one whom nature has not intended TO be anythip9
All the sacrifices You have made have been ID vain
God knows how have tried TO please you by psasins
the examination have not been happy i've yeasS
thinking aud worrying about It, cared failure and
has come Ny head feels funny Whom you get this I
shall be far away.
=, The father Of the missing GIRL. Mr.. Loewen.
tina! continued. believes that his daughter was
unfairly treated In tho examination. or she
would certainly have passed It. She 10 said @
little Greek. and to be we'll versed In Latin.
while she speaks French and German e. well
ns she does English. She also has decided
taste for music. and Is proficient 10 drawing.
She had but % with her when she went away
50 that although she Is believed to have left the
city. she cannot have gone far. Except that
Ing her disappearance. He 10 certain that no
man had anything to do with It