National Republican., 1880-03-11
FAMOUS, Famous, Famous moaus Famou!
Carpet House of Julius Lansburgh.
CITY NOTES.
kish baths at DR.. shedd's, 9o3 Z street,

Turkish baths at DR.. Sheld's, 903 Z street.
near Ninth, 60 cents.
The only Turkish bath in tho city, 500 Il
street near Judiciary Square. Best shampooer
this side Of New York. DR.. Bovee.
Information was received In tho city yes
terday of the death Of Rev. Robert L. DdshieIl
OF the NJ. L. church. at Newark, N. ].
A stil.born infant was found in the
grounds of w. w. Corcoran's mansion yester.
day morning, and was buried by order of the
coroner.
-Headquarters for disposal OF second hand
clothing, &C. Call or address s. Guggenheimer,
237 Seventh street southwest. Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
William Jones, a colored man, stole coat
from laborer in tho Botanical Gardens yes
terday, but was Immediately arrested aud
taken to Police headquarters.
The published statement that Commits
sioner Morgan contem plates retiring from ottco
on account of ill-health was pronounced at tho
District buildings yesterday to be withou /
foundation.
Turkish. Russian and sulphur Baths at
the well-known place, Dr. Shedd's, 9O3 E
street, near Ninth. The only reliable place in
tho city for genuine baths. Shampooer OF ten
years experiences; no novices in the business
at this place.
"A dsreputable house No. 1869 d street
WAS raided by the police last night and fouI
young women and two men were a rested but
subsequently released upon leaving security
The woman who keeps tho house was moi
found at home and escaped arrest.
The investigation of tina District Commits
sioners was not resumed yesterday, owing tC
the absonce Of Mr.. Aldrich. The committee
| it is said, will not do much until they receive
| the report Of the sub'cOmmittc deputod Il
examine ths papers and accounts in the Dis
tricI Commissioners office.
! Martha Mason was yesterday convicted O
perjury In the Criminal court and sentenced
to the pcnitoutiary for two years, She wa
! formerly Martha Pollard, and drew pension
| of So per month, her husband being killed IN
the late war. Subsequently sho married ;
man named Mason, aud continued to draw th'
pension afterward until detected in SO doing
Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood, lawyeIess, ha
returned from Frederick Nd, having wol
| quite victory, Che succeeded In acquii TIM
| two Of her clients, and the other WAS con
yicted of stealing S257 worth of goods.
| motion for new trial was entered In his case
| Mrs. Lock " God received quite an ovation fion
the ladies Of Frederick, many Of whom wit
messed her conducting of the case in court.
The jury in the case Of Charles o. LOmon
against the Washington u Georgetown rail
road Company yesterday returned yeTdic
for the plaiutf for $4,000. This Is the thir(
trial, aud tho suit WAS brought FOR Injuries re
ceiyed by being put Of ono Of the company
cars In tho fISt trial one of the Jurors wen
back upon tho sealed verdict, and in the sec
oud the plaintiff was gwen 5000. This Tim
the sum is IMPLIED.
Tho next lecture in tile courso Of Norms
class meeting, under the direction Of tho Sun
day School superintendent Union, will b
given next Friday evening by o. G. Wight
esq, at the Calvary Baptist Sunday.sehoo
room, corner Eighth aud II streets northwest
Subject Of lecture; How to Bring in th
Chronology aud The Geogaphy'"' These lec
lures Wo Open TO all sunday'school teacher
and workers, aud sie proving Of great teneht