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National Republican., 1888-02-20
MISTAKEN FOR MURDER.
The Man who the Police Found Dead
In His Bed.

Yesterday seemed to be picked out for
getting of homicide stories on the com
munity. That of the murder Of Mansfield
Lewis, colored, at Third and NJ streets
southwest, Saturday Night, published IN
all the Sunday papers, proved to be un-
true, although the man did die, but from
natural causes. The autopsy held on the
body at 1882 Delaware avenue southwest,
by DR.. Patterson, assisted by Dss
Tyler, llaitigan and Winter, re.
veaed the fact that death resulted
from congestion Of tue lungs. 1t
was shown very clearly that the heart had
become affected, and had during the eX.
citoment through which he passed worked
immoderately, and the left lung, having
been troubled with plturlsy, failed IN It's
proper furction, and the causes stated led
to congestion, and death quickly followed.
Inquiry was made Of the police and Others
in reference to the fight that the deceased
had taken part in The body showed ne
sgns Of blow or an injury, and all the
ltpors circuluttd to this effect were dis
PEELED. Henry Thomas or Thompson, Ed.
ward Jackson, Minor Mitchell, aud the
deceased were all drinking together In a
place near Third and NJ streets south
west. a discussion arose which involved
personslities,and the proprietor OF the place
orCered the men out. They hardly reached
the sidewalk when fight took place. Lewis
went away, but soon returned, bringing In
his hands q long stick of wood about two
inches thick. He got into the fight and
used his stick with terrific force on the head
Of Thomas. knocking the latter to the
ground senseless. The approach of the
police caused Lewis to run away, and he
reached HE home breathless with excite.
meDt. lie went direct to his room, un-
dressed, and got into bed. lie turned on
his back and Immediately expired. His
brCther-in.law, who was in the room at
the time, noticed his excitement and when he
discovered that Lewis was dead he ran
out to notify the police. An officer met
him and the two returned to the house.
The policeman knew about the fight aud
was on the lookout for Lewis. lie exam-
ined the BODY as well as he could, and get.
1t about from side 10 side and the ease
believe that Lewis's neck had been broken
by blow from the club. This fact he
reported and 1t was instantly tele-
phoned around to the newspapers
after midnight. The officer had
made every effort to secure
a ply sician, but for some reason nont
could be found, and he reported to hi:
superiors what he believed was the caus,
OF death. Henry Thomas, Edward Jack
son, Minor Mitchell, and John Simms, who
were arrested on suspicion Of being thu
parties implicated In the alleged murder
were much relieved at finding that they
had been rescued from serious charge by
the coroner. The first two named were
subsequently charged with an aflray, aud
the Others were held as witnesses.
National Republican., 1888-02-20
GOOD TEMpLAR WORK
SUCCESSFULLY Prosecuted by Perseverance
Lodge Last Saturday Evening,

Lodge Last Saturday Evening.
The regular meeting OF this solid lodge
in Elks' Hall last Saturday evening, Chief
Templar Frear presiding, was largely at.
tended and deeply interesting. At tue con
clusion OF the routine business the commit
tee on drop curtain reported by presenting
the curtain adjusted for tableau and
cbarsde. and an instructive series OF two
tableaux was Immediately presented by the
following cast Brother Doran, master OF
ceremonies; Sisters Frear, Wood, and
Carrie Brookileld, Chief Templar Frear,
and Marshal Combs, assisted by Brothers
Money, Of Star OF Hope Lodge; Kinder, OF
Finch Lodge, and Hodges, Of Clements.
The leading scene represented young
man in fashionable house In Washington,
accepting glass OF wine from glddy girl
10 that social stratum, and was entitled:
"The First Drop.n The second scene
showed young man who bad been for
some years a successful public advocate OF
Ivy City races, ard was entitled: "A Bad
Break.n II is the intention OF the lodge TO
give entertaining and Instructive charades
and tableaux frequently.
Following the regular intermlssion an
unusually we'll devised good OF the order
programme, arranged by Sisters Frear aud
Wood, was presented. The musical parts,
ersry performances, were taken as follows
| Brilliant piano solos by Sister Brook1eld,
| pianist, and Lulu an1 Flora McCreery; glee
| club, an excellent company, composed OF
| Brothers and Sisters Frear aud Edison, aud
| Sisters Phillips, Highly, and Wood. Sister
Highly read very cleyerly "The Young
| Husbands Triumphs In Cooking Brother
Yourg, OF Mipnehaha Lodge, rendered the
| German version Of "The Spider and the
| Fly.n Brother Bull gave brief series Of
recitatiye comicalites, and Hattie Wood,
| :. j. r., hy request, "Thc Cur few In q
| mcst impressive manner. phehe Edson,
bright star In the Juyenie Temple
| galaxy, read in u creditable manner an In
| stfuctive selection from a paper devOsCd
| to prevention Of cruelty. Pact Chlet TEN.
| plar Russell, G.. =, j. T., followed brief
recitation with remarks, reporting the
| excellent progress OF the Juvenile Temple
| work. Past Grand Chief ku'strom made
some timely remarks In which he paid high
| com mplement to those engaged In Juvenile
| Templary. Marsha Combs made very
| fclicitiotis address. State Deputy Hatch,
| Of Virginia, made a few stirring remarks,
| followed by Past Chief Tcmplar Lee IN a
| few strong words for prohibition On sug.
| gestion Of the chief templar Perseverance
| Lodge voted TO pay Morning Star Lodge a
| visit on Tuesday evening, the 2lst Instant.
| ------a-as -
| DUCKS charge everybody with being n
| "quacR," and there ave hut few who arc rS'
| cmpt from the gOsling accusation. Dr. Bull $
| Cough syrup is certainly au exception to the
| rule, rs IL Is 10 doubt the greatest remedy ui.
| Iercd TO Il suffering people.
National Republican., 1888-02-20

that pointed out His exact lineage. His
place OF birth had been clearly indicated,
but they paid no attention to such well
known matters. The very amount OF
money that Judas lscariot received for HIS
treachery had been foretold. The un'
certain position OF modern Jews was criti
cised, and DIR. Newman said: "Were a
jew ! would either cay that the Ola
Testament is book OF fables, or ] would
confess that Jesus the son OF Mary, who
was crucifled, is the true Messiah.h
The grand catalogue OF the great things
Christ might have cited In defense OF His
life were enumerated in language powerful
and eloquent. Testimony as to Christ's
greatness and Messishshlp was quoted
from great minds OF the century.
In conclusion the divine said, "My friend,
accept my Saviour and your Saviour. There
is no evidence more abundant, no evidence
SO transparent, no evidence so indubltable
as this. Delay not another moment; accept
Him this Sabbath night in this glorious
temple coneecrated to Jesus Christ. Bear
thine honored cross, bear His name, and
thou shalt realize in tie last and extreme
moment that He is mighty to save-to save
now, and save to the uttermost."
SPREADING THE GOSPEL.
A fair sized audience was present in
North Capitol NJ. +. Church last evening,
and were well entertained with an interest.
ing address by Mr. Andrew B. Duvall, a
member OF the Washington bar, on
"Spreading the Gospel" The speaker dis.
closed by his remarks a remarkable research
in this direction, and gave very Interest.
ing history of the subject from the birth Of
Christ until the present time. And he
claimed that as the world was becoming
more enlightened by means OF inventions,
such as the telegraph and telephone, SO
also was II becoming enlightened on Christ.
ianity, and the Gospel was fast being spread
all over the world. "In the near future"
the speaker claimed, "Chfist, sitting on
the right hand Of God, would make Ills
enemies His footstOol.n
National Republican., 1888-02-20
WIrn MASONIC mONORs
The Late Maj. Howell is Placed II
Glenwood's Vault.

The funeral Of Myrop Z, n. Howell took
place yesterday afterl Don from bis late resi-
deuce, llO3 Filth street northwest The
attendance Of friends was very large, es-
lecially those Of the Masonic fraternity, of
which the deceased had been prominent
member A large delegation OF clerks
from the general land Office We're also
present to pay a last tlibuic Of respect to
their late cOmrade. They brought with
them magnificent floral tribute 10 the
shape Of a broken column
The funeral services were conducted by
the Rev. DR.. Sorntog, The COrtege com
pIised the following Masonic bodies Wash
ington Commsndeiy, No. /, X. r.; La
a alsyette ;, Chapter, and Psll.elpha Lodge;
'aavhilss .h'HS deposited in vi, 'au,I ,.,ce -.
Glenwood Cemetery, the funeral serSSSs.
at that place being conducted by Worship
full Master j. X. Robinson. OF Pentalpha
Lodge Maj. Howell was sick only week
Of typhoid.pneumonia. and his death was
sudden and unexpected to his friends. His
young daughter was telegraphed for when
it was discovered that her father was dying,
and she arrived here too late to see him
before his death,
National Republican., 1888-02-20

material, put also in fatty matter, starch,
gluten, &c.
AcCordingto one analysis, oats contain
fully per cent OF oil or fat, and II per cent.
Of .fJcnCSrO-a proteiIe compound, as the
gluten Of wheat making together 81 per
cent. Of really nutritive matter. Davy
fourd In LOCO parts Of ScDtch Ois ,i3 of
soluble or nutlitive matter, containing 6il
Of muciage or starch, II saccha. ine mat
Ter. and 81 gluten or albumen.
Mr.. Norton's analysis demonstrates the
pre-. eminent value Of oats, both to crafty
the olfactories, to please the palate, to
build mp the bones, and to give body and
Vigor to the whole animal system.
1t is q noteworthy fact that the Scotch,
who live so largely upon Oatmeal, are SIN
gularly healthy, long. lived, and free from
insanity and nervous diseases, yet having
remarkably keen brains. The kernel of the
{ at is also known to act with special direct
ress upon horses, not only as Il concen-
trated food, but as q stimulant, or rather
healthy tonic to their nervous sy stems. All
these facts are explained by the finding 10
the oat kernel some years ago three medi-
cinal principles "drCHCScd," direct nerve
Oats phosphoids) the special food OF nerve
and brain, and "BOskinc," derived from
the husk or bosk Of the oats, and having au
anti-biliOus and laxative action.
Experiments on the nervous system OF
horses, recently conducted at the u Ecole
lie Grignon, Paris, France, with irCnCScd,
isolated from the oats kernel, have proven
that its nerve tonic and stimulating prop.
critics are undoubted.-NoC York Medical
Record, Jan, 1856.
1t i'll, therefore, be seen that the claims
made for the remedy so widely and favor
ably known IS Scotch Oats Essence are
| founded In fact and borne out by more
than mere popular ccmmeDda'ions--viz !:
| Scientific experiment. Jndging by its
| popularity, its unqualified Endorsement by
ihe medical profession, and the remarkable
cures it las made in some very serious
cases Of brain ard nerve diseases, it Is one
Of the few really great medical discoveries.
National Republican., 1888-02-20
A Heroic Mother,

Last Friday afternoon Mrs. Paul Hyser,
living at Terra Gotta, went out into the yard
to get some coal, she left her 1'yeGr old son
In the Kitchen at play Gud on her return she
found the childs clothes In blaze. The
the little one and put out the flames but not
until Il was terribly burned from head To
foot and after lingering for a few hours death
relieved the sufferer. DTs. Stone ana Naylor
mower TO save the boy,
National Republican., 1888-02-20
PROPOSfYS.

DRoPOsALs FOR COPPER TUBING, WIRE
i ROPE, OILS, CHARCOAL, NUTS, PINE,
AND OTHER srPPLlES.-FEEGuAEY I, 1855 .--
Sealed proposals. scvCTally indorsCd Pro
posnls for Copper Tubing, Wire Rope" "Oils,"
"ChatcOal," +" "Nuts and WfcnChCs," and "Ie
low Pine will he received from mnuulaCtu-
rers or regular dealers only, At the Bureau of
Washington, d G, until II o'clock n. in,, FEB.
RUARl -, lSSS and opened Immediately
thereafter in the presence OF bidders, Tor
the supply, at the Navy Yard, Washington,
d. G., Oi the 'ollpw ing articles viz. $50 feet
Drawn Copper Tubing, 30 feet Wire Rope &
barrels W. ;. sperm OIL 2GCO bushels Charcoal,
LOO rounds rough hcSagOnnl Nuts, 4 dozen
Screw Wrtnches, 200 pounds Iron Washers
coo pounds Gum .paCEiuc, 20 gallons Meats
iout OH, ! roll stencil Paper, 500 pounds White
Chalk, , dozen oil stones, ~ pounds Gum
Compton and pieces l23ns feet b. NJ. Geor.
Eia yellow Pine, Copper TUBING to DC dC,i;-
cred within 60 days from date of contract, Vel
low Pine Immediately, and the remainder of
above articles by the llth Of March, lsSS. All
tic bids will be decided by lot Offers will be
received for one or more OF the above neil
toned articles, but must include the full
amount required Of such article or articles.
The above articles must conform to the navy
standard, md pGss the usual naval inspection,
and rttCTNAtlnn OF ~ per cent. VIII tie WITH.
held irnm the amount Of each delivery until
the completion of the contract. Bidders are
referred to the General StOrCkCcper Mt tho
Washington Navy Yard for specifications,
forms OF uiler, ard all information relative TO
the articles required. The proposals must he
made on the pToncr blank forms uHd fR,d ant
serves the tight TO reject any proposal not con.
Rcq, ordJ JAMES FrLT0S,
fciG-mit Psymastcr General, U. :. Navy.
National Republican., 1888-02-20

snow on the window catemon. was not whittier
than the cheek OF that dying glrl. IL was a
face never 10 be forgotten. Sweetness and
mhjtsly Of soul and faith in God had given her
q matchless beauty, and the sculptor who
could have caught the outlines OF those fea.
lures and frozen them into stone would have
made himself immortal. with her large
brown eyes she looked calmly into the great
eternity, ! sat down by her bedside aud said,
NOW tell me all your ttOubleSnnd sorrows, and
struggles, and doubts" She replied II have
no doubts or struggles. II is all plain TO me.
wish when you 90 to your pulpit next sunday,
you would tell the young people that religion
will make them happy. % death, where Is
thy sting Mr.. .Talmage, wonder II this Is
not the blss ofdying2n ] said "fes, think
It must be-" fingered around the couch. The
She lighted the candle for me. The dying
no candle. rose to go. and she said 81
thank you for coming. Good night. When
we meet again IL will be in heaven-in
heayenl Good night good night! !" For her
y was good night to tears good
When the nn iOsS sUoS again n GOOD 20
ing. The light of another day had burst In
upon her soul. Good morning The angels
were singing her welcome home, and the
hand OF Christ was putting upon her brow
garland. Good morning. Her sun rising. Her
Sr6no waV5g es spirit eSSdins ood @oPnbs 9sGGf Ef
GOOD morning The white lily of
poor Margarets cheek had blushed into the
rose of health immortal. aud the SHOWS
through which we carried her to the country
graveyard were symbols Of that robe which
she wears, 30 white that no fuller on earth
could whiten II,
My sister, my daughter may your last end
no like herSi
National Republican., 1888-02-20
Col. F. ID. Mussey Gets His Divorce.

CU1s IT d. NHUEsFy VU0b f1r5 DTNUfUBs
The divorce case which Col. F. d. Mussey
the wcll.known correspondent, had instituted
against Mrs. Annie Mussey (nee Miss Foster
was concluded ON Friday last, when the court
granted an absolute divorce. Col Mussey
testified that there was n separation, and ,le-
MED that he had given any cause for IT,. EX-
'ov Foster testified that his daughter had
never MADE any charges of ill-,reatment on the
part of her husband, and eXonerated Col. Mus
sey from any and all blame whatsOeYer.
National Republican., 1888-02-20
Signing the Pledge,

Carroll Institute was crowded TO It's utmost
capacity last night, the occasion being the
regular meeting Of 81. Patrick's Total Abstl-
nence Society, Jr, Mr.. Whelan delivered an
,G euuess vii .mg m b ~ An luter-
of the society concluded the exercises, after
which a number OF young men and ladies
cane gallEnuy forward and signed the pledge.
National Republican., 1888-02-20
The Pensacola Touches a Bar.

steamer Pensacola. reports to the Navy De-
parment that the Pensacola touched one of
the bars near Cape Charles, Chesapeake bay,
saturday, and grounded slightly. She was
got of Immediately, however, without ,ls.
tanning amy damage. and proceeded on her
way to Norfolk, where She arrived safely.
National Republican., 1888-02-20

A SPARROW in the hand is worth two On the
roof 4 holtc OF Warmers Log Cabin Sarsa-
paTillR Is letter tor Il man with impure blood
than half dozen doctors. " is an Old.idsl-
ioEcd but certain remedy. Largest bottle on
tlp Ynarkgf
National Republican., 1888-02-20
LADIES GOODg
New Pus1IoArroNs, oeo.

So A PPLETON'S NEW CYCLOPEDlA OF
N American Biography contains bio.
American civil and military history, six vol.
umcs, containing $50 pages each; illustrated
with ten fine steel portraits and hundreds of
smaller vigncttc portraits and views Of birth
places, residences, etc.
Agents wanted. Specimen pages and price.
list sent on application,
ID. APPLETON Il co, Publishers.
Agency, i37 ,th st. NV, Washington, u, g.
dec 2Gmwuf
National Republican., 1888-02-20
SPREADING THE GOspEL.
OATMEAL As \ FOOD.
Reasons why this Breakfast Luxury
is so Largely Used.

Scarcely breakfast table in either Great
Britain or America upon which will not be
found the coartely crushed oit Kernel. Iu
Scotland, the land OF sturdy limbs and
National Republican., 1888-02-20

b hJuTuy HuUo hul
Keen wits, OIt-
meal porrid - Is
al most a national
food Nor Is this
surprising, when
we know that this
article OF diet is
not only rich in
heterogeneous (or
,,,,,-nin fa.-,fauN
National Republican., 1888-02-20
Auction SAFES:
nFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS Ol
W THE DlSTRICH OF COLuMBIA,

nFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF
~ THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, Feb. IS, lSSS.
Notice is hereby given that on TIL RSDAi,
MARCH !, 1855, the lease of the FISH WHARF
and FISH STALLS in the cities of Washington
and Georgetown will be sold at public auction
tor, the term of one year from March /, 1855, as
follows
AtTWO O'CLOCK +. NJ, upon the premises,
four fish stalls in the Georgetown Market
House, to the highest bidder. Terms, cash in
Also, at THREE O'CLOCK y. NJ, on the
SAME DAY, on Il street, between seventh aud
Ninth streets northwest, in front of the Dish
stalls OF Center Washington Market, all
rights and privileges granted ur allowed by tho
avs Of the corporation 0t Washington TO es'
iablish whRryts or docks fnr the landing,
C!tGnipg, and saie OF fish in The city Of Wash.
ngtop, and no wharf or dock shall be deemed
c!iGible unless situated at some point on the
north side of the Potomac river, between Eley'
.nlh street cas-, nud Fourteenth street west, to
the highest bidder.
Terms 500 to he pGif on rNc dGy OF sale
ard The Tesidne to he paid within ll 20 days
Nom the day n' sale
iiy oyder of lns Board us Commissioners,
W Il wFHg.
T.. WNEAlLEH,
C. ". RAINDSD,
tunA ,s.nU'rs,
THOMAS LoWLtNG, Apc pl,cr lciN-iD.
National Republican., 1888-02-20

DUoKS charge everybody with being n
"QuacR," and there are hut few who arc rX.
empt from the gosing accusation. Dr, Bull $
Cough Syrup is certainly au exception to the
rule, ms Il Is no doubt the greatest remedy ui.
lercd 10 suffering people.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08
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Notes r hereby gwen hat petition has this
N dey been Sled BY tie untes signed IN The
Cirsuf teHsrt Eor the County ~ kenf snd state of
Aieh iean sad a acs pendiog in said court- t1r
fhe purpose of Fscsfinx roH1tor of he rist of
Boyntnn 4 fniTs Lake Addfien - TIE Cify of
Grand Rapifs being rsat of Forsidn q sss.tion
s2 81 Tewf,shfp Ne NoF1h. 81 rsns8 No. II
West scror1tnx % TIE government survey. ia
fhe so~rsh5o ~ fsraBd Fsoffz m ssl3 Comfy ~
Kent and State Of MschtEa3, strveye1 snd lad
oaf ~ tse nrsprt~tars ~ y T. Ga6 ncury. so
efv3 erzi iaeer ard surveyor. cu tbe In asF =
5sstf tS-1 ard necarzed ~ IA ofice 81 tee
ksftster - neeIiS - sid csssrfy - kent nrcn
sa.d S-th 81 fn'F. iS2 ~ > fiocE r. fhe iere-
nscss. ~ - hr.sk -. 2 srsge "a Thsf 3 -
rrsprse,5 - airer sid pet aDtsy ard y rtrtle
- fhe rrovssfsnx ~ chapter - ~ Howers
knuotsfef stszFrss e. x chlzse. s8s tts srserf
r-snsx tke~<fs hf vseatsnx al tasf r.=rt - esrs-
All sreef a. al 6c~1 uVcn sats rss1 rhlcA -
- ressa s,t suenfT Gve s Hpoe tae N3rs saeriF
ss.ie fAerenf srsf Isfs HIaetes1 sft r-enfT a sTd
- ursa - efsslshsr'r H5e theraef Taaf t6s
TssfTer - sassf reffion rti - ease1 ~ ~ nesr
~ IN r.rssy the 1sfh asy ~ ss7te-ases. A. p.
fe<s
Dated. c-snS Esrsss MicHiTan IRE "a fess.
re Streef Rsllws5 cosarsr7 e Grant Rag.ts
StN 81 NATHEE
Eawksr y wgvHEx. tloozney ssr Pssfzians-s-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

nE FEAsx q. CAzrxsTsz. the veil
kaovn DrFssponsisat AZ Washington.
viIi lssvs San Frsncssco on ths lith OF
this month fD< years tour IN oax-of-tns-
wsy couatries IA Asia Several large
newspapers lave secured hls services and
Ls via taks With him eompists photo
grsphls oatiE snd tsks his own pictures
CA t1s zround. besides employing Chinese
and othsr srtists- Th.s win enable him
IA iliuztrAfs his lsttsFs Ia . very inssr-
eating manner. and the papers publish
ag shs1a vii. no doubt, fnd that they
slli materially increase their subscrip-
too iisss. Mssy ssysrs eFitieisms are
hurled ss he daily pagers, bat few viii
hssissis 70 acknowledze ths benefit they
bays dooe 20 mankind BY opsnirg MP
eoan tries seldom visited By Write men.
II u bed not bsen fer the enterprise of
JAMEs doaDoS RxSSETT. HESEy NJ.
sFasEkx would not have been cent 20
nd LfsIsasFcsS. snd thoss books des-
enhinz the interior % Africa would not
have tsen written. Newspaper enter
prise kss dons and Is still doirg great
d-si 10 make far-away countries ssem
liks psx'-dcor nsighbors and iotsllisen.
F-oois afsrsciats n.