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8eal estate Aaents.
JAMES II. MARI,
- REAL. ESTATE AND INSURANCE. AGENT.

JAMES II. MARI,
- REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT,
800 Y street N. W., Washington, d. q.
MONEY LOANED.-Loans OF any amount made
on approved Real Estate security, and delay will
occur on my part when loan In accepted.
MONEY lNvESTED.-An experience Of eight
years In the Real Estate business has given such
knowledge OF the values of property that persons
desiring to loan money will nd to their advantage
To call on me. When loans are made by me II will
bc my duty to that taxes and insurance paid
and II desired will collect the interest AZ II natures
without cost to the party oanlng.
PROPERTY SOLD.-PerBons placing property In
my hands for sale may feel assured that their inter-
est will be protected to the hest Of my ability Each
piece OF property placed with will he advertised
without cost TO the owner, provided the price asked
In not excessive.
PROPERTY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS owners desr-
Ing TO Hell quickly. and WILL for that purpose, offer
their property al bargain, may md purchaser by
addressing me.
PROPERTY EXCnANGED.-Thee exchanging of
property will form an important branch Of my bust
ness, and will receive my special attention.
HOUSES RENTED AMI rem rs co LI,ECTED.-
My facilities for renting houses aud collecting rents
are unsurpassed Houses In my charge will be lib
orally advertised mt my expense and prompt remit
lance will be made Of all rents collected.
FIRE acknowledgement the Royal
Fire Insurance Company, whose assets arc $3.50, OOO,
900, can confidently offer Insurers absolute ndeIn
nifty In case OF iire. This Company does not exact
sixty days In which TO pay loss, hut pays promptly
upon adjustment, and thar without discount.
JAMES II. MARI,
ocl1-1y3 Q,ate OF Duvall Marry
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A HOIriiIsd Cat,

correspondent writes to Nature: "Lasi week.
IN connection with study Of Carniyora, obtained
cat from an acquaintance at distance, and care
fully dlssecied u IN Il room above our stable. When
I had Finished, the cat was, as may lie supposed,
hardly TO be recognized. ! cleaned the scalpels,
placed them In the case, aud took them 10 the house
No sooner had put them down than observed our
cat 20 aud siiI ell around the case with pecu-
liar look OF Intense wonder. took the Instruments
away, and thought no more about II; hut short
time after returned 10 the renains OF the dssected
cat In order 10 prepare the skeleton, when saw our
eat standing at distance Of about foot from the
dissection, and presenting an appearance OF most
helpless terror. She was trembling from head 10
foot and IN such condition of evident horror that
my presence had nc effect upon her. After some
moments she noticed Iue, and then daTied away
with scared look such Us never before seen. She
did not return 10 the house that day-a thing quite
unusual; but ON the next day abe returned aud Gu
tered the house with fearful caution, as though
realizing tue probability iha! size might become We
tin TO science, aud her whole conduct las changed.
The suggests that the county custom Of using dead
birds, weaSes elei ~ scare To the Ike Is not en-
ilrey unreasonable, aud II would be Interesting TO
Know whether oLAeIs have n9nced similar effects.
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THE SUNDAY HERALD, few weeks ago, In the IN
terest OF the pubc called attention to the varied at
fractions Of 1Oudoun County, Va, as very healthful
summer resort, especially for families with children,
and 10 the excellent arrangements for reaching the
places on the line OF the Washington, Ohio and
Western Railroad which runs two trains daily to
and from the Baltimore and Potomac depot. thus
enabling people TO come In town to their business
and yet have the benent OF a country home during
the hot summer months There has Just been Issued
by the Washington, OHIO and Western Railroad
Company a pamphlet OF thrty-twO pages, entitled
"SuInmer Homes" which will be invaluable to any
person contemplating residing in the country during
the summer II contains the names and post-Oiflce
address Of persons who can accommodate boarders
within six or eight miles Of each station on the road
between here and the Blue Ridge Mountains. II
gives all the particulars about each place, such as
terms, distance from stations, number Of persons
each house can accommodate, what the attractions
are In the immediate locality. etc.; In Short all the
Information one would want, with the rates OF fare
to each station, including monthly or quarterly COM
mutation rates. The terms for board average 81 a
day, S. or % a week, and $40 or SIS month, with
children and nurses at half price. These prices are
about fourth the terms at the Northern resorts
and come within the means of Government employees
In fact, there are now about fifty Department
employees residing along the road who come In TO
their Offices every day. There are about seventy
places on this list to choose from. Any person de-
string copy Of this little book have sent to
him by addressing MIR. Bell, superintendent Of the
Washington, Ohio and Western Railroad, Alexan-
dIa, Va.
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The Judge mas Kind.

Known as "Alec smith" woman brought suit In
his court for divorce, and had the dlscernment TO
select particular friend of her own who stood well
with the Judge Ms her attorney. one morning the
Judge uallr up tie case and, addressing himself 10
the Attorney for the complainant, said: "Mr. H.,
don't ihlnk people ought 10 he compelled TO live to-
sctheT when they don't want 10, and I will decree a
divorc. Ia this case" Mr. II. bowed bandiy.
ThsfeUpOn the Judge turning 10 another attorney,
whom he took 10 he the counsel for the defendant
said "Mr. NJ, suppose you have no objection TO
the decFeef' Mr.. NJ. nodded assent. but the at
i0rney for the defendant was another Mr.. NJ, not
then Ia coart Presently he came In, and nndIng
that his client hal been divorced without hearing,
neaan 10 demonstrate. Alec listened a moment,
The court has pronounced the decree OF divorce and
the parties are no longer and wife. Bui II you
sant 10 argue the case right bad, the court eau
lnafIy theu over again aud give you crack at IT,"
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"Naf," said the Justice OF the peace, "yOn are
charged with stealing q shirt"
"'faint true, boss"
~ do not say that II In. The charge says that you
stole the shin and II In my business TO ind out
whether or not you dbl go
"JeiRe, yer amt been lcltn desc men fool Wild
yer, has yeT7n
"rhat makes no difference. Yon are charged with
stealing shirt. Are you guilty or not?"
"Jedge, dars two sides ter cherry question, yerscf
In er smart man an
THAT makes no difference. Did you or did you
not steal the shirt7n
"Neber seed sioh er c0u't ez dis Er man haint
got chance eTtail. Makes er man feel 'shamed
o. his set Neber seed de ike In mer life."
"That makes no difference. ! want to know
whether or not you stole the shirt 2"
"Yersef ~ or Jcsiice o. de pcase, aint yer7"
"Ycs."
"wall. doan think dat II In my place Ter tell yer
whudeT or not stole dc shirt. Yer hab been pryin'
too much inter mer blznez. stole de shirt, hut II
ant none % 20 blznes. Dis heah Is er free country.
go on 81 way, white man. spise ter see such a
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FOREIGN NOTES.

al have no reason 10 believe" says the London
World, "tha, both Lord Lyons and Sir Edward
Thornton will retire from the diplomatic service
before the close OF this year. Sir Edward Maet will
and Sir William White has undoubtedly well earned
his promotion to constantnople.'
II IL said that 100 butts OF adulterated wine were
poured into the gutter one occasion 420) by Lord
Mayor Of London but the most curious allusOn to
the practice Is to be found In the peadings OF John
ShilngfOrd behalf Of the Mayor Of Exeter against
the tenants OF the Bishops Fee, u44I-ss) sand
also he urges, "Ofte tymes hath he founde corIupe
wyn not hole for mannys body, dampnabill and
shOlde have bene dampned, and by way Of execution
caste IN the canel; the which execution the tenants
Of the said Bisshop DWELLING with YIN the said cite aud
suburb Of the same, by commandment OF the saine
Bishop have ette and disturbed the saide Mailer and
Bailiis SO that they might do none exclusion The
which corfupie wyn hath bene carried TO Topsham
and there y-shipped and 30 lad TO Burdeanx there to
be put and melled among nywe wyn as hit shall be
well proved VI nede be-"
The recapture Of the Hungarian town OF Buda
from It's Mohammedan conquerors In 1856 Is to be
commemora,ed bya festival at that place. under
the auspices Of the municipal authorities, VINO In
who took part IN llDeraing the city from the yoke OF
the Turks after II had been In their hands one
hundred and forty-nye years. Among the list OF
il6eraloTs are number Of sPanlaards, FIenehmen
mentioned Is the Duke OF Lorraine, who was IN
command OF the Army OF the House OF HapsbnTg
The British names include Capt. Bellasis, Care,
scotchnan; dudley a son OF Prince Rupert; Fit2
James, son Of King James II, afterwaId Duke Of
Berwick; Forbes, Ear OF Granard; Lord Halifax
George Hay Howard, Lord Kerry, Moore, ylscoun
and Capia. Talbot and wisemen. II Ii intended u
address invitations 10 the living representatives Of
troops who took part in delivering the Hungarian
city from Ottoman rule.
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Time and time again that we do no, make or sell
the cheapest clothing. but we do say that we
sell the best clothing that experience, SKILL and
capital can produce. And sell them al prices low
II not lower than clothing ID sold for that has no
merit beyond covering the body. Think OF III In
mems suits We offer genuine Imported Scotch sack
suits al $40. This IL only specimen Of the price of
thousands OF 0ihers. In dress suits, no better
makers knownln the world than Slmnoni, of France
or Erckens, OF Belgium. suits OF the first named
cost fs2. Erckenss suits cost i25. ASK your tailor
how near TO $50 he Will make you one 10 order for
SAEs COMPANY,
800 TO sos Seventh street.
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l1f frlila, ~ NJ. fslas. fcinaIked tsai he had al
Ssys hraid ihlt = hen hhsBi Ietnainad nnlnikod Ia
iilis iafuiF 90 Gag unie ran out. aud when he
a. ~ auifn ~ thr arlnifsfata eiasscs 81 bati-
looTe b. hfIirft Al. for thty thf usiesi sonch
~ kal rscf sfen IA hls lft 1hla laaY not he taken
a. gcnffA Irntilln ul1n talillnofc gus, fof u u
uur ~ III liios tnAi the aflaincre1 fafry Furnishes
even fan pfulE1ri4u ~ beauty Tie pfciileht glIa
iu ~ snals fy are o. bf fuund bfhint the counters
hi tha atlfoa Probably this iHuiiy dgs-dy cd0 ca
ais as, " flaitlnuIt ALI o. Lyuls.
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rsi Ne. No sssh Dsaksy.

Ihin hsppsnsi one ssealng reesniy. moi = thou.
ssli Tnilca ffoin Cambridge; TSo ulcyclera
channed Ia halt ~ the roadside for bTcf rest lust
~ group ~ Irish laiiofufs sefr passing on ther
say hsne from sofk. Attracted by the bright new
them
81 roe only had a Ilryclr, rai. said one OF The
seYefs 10 the hcAcf ~ the nen, you could rdu To
and frqin fuuf einp,gglncni."
~lflie " the dlgiii' said ist, With oonieInpiu-
Vas esl Al the combustion al nan aud wheels.
$40 ysn tkinl cain ffOan the aoali c0unthry 10
dnse : asnAoS -raAu, boiai, aud be me own
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MIL weed As a RI,aI 10 Cotton.
tBsston Transcript

American inqulsltyeness aud ingenuity united
pave produced thread made from the blossom OF the
common Inlkweed, which has The consistency and
duced at much less cost. The nbTe III long easily
carded, aud may he readily adapted to spinning upon
an Ordinary laX spinner. II has the aud
lustre OF ak, rendering II valuable for sewing ma
chine use The weed IL common throughout this
country, but grows pIofusely at tue South. The
material costs nothing for cultivation aud the gath
erlDg II az chcaply done as that of cotton Samples
are being Introduced Into tls market.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.


DETROIT, Mich, May IA very one-sided base
ball game was played In this city to-day, the home
nine sluggtne ont victory with the help Of Daily,
scope ,,r osse ss On ,ms Vss nve OF wnom
ines batting pretty much when and where they
pleased. owing 10 its one .sidedness the interest
dropped after the fret inning. The washingtons
scored IN the frst on a double, whites nun md n
putout, In the fourth On double, passed ball and
putou and In the NTH on two slnglee, put. out,
aud Hanlons tumble. The DetroIis slugged ont
their runs. Baker was knocked down by pitched
ball In the h but managed 10 continue through the
game. The following 10 The score;
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RINkING.

Monday evening Towsey defeated Stall In q one
mile contest. Among the young lady skaters who
latterly have shown much Improvement In learning
the fancy movements should he mentioned Misses
LAZY LiyernoIe. Katie GrifiD, Bertha Rich, GeTtle
Rice, May McGill, Carrie Cornell, and louise
collins. The Improvement In the music undOubt-
eddy accounts for the Increased attendance during
the past two weeks. A full band Ii In attendance
nightly. Another game OF base ball In the rink
would prove Interesting 10 the many patrons who
are now anxiously inquiring what has become OF
the national combination?
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Atunset,1euts.
Dime Museum.

Dime M uSeum,
Pennsylvania avenue, near Eleventh street.
LAST WEEK OF REGULR SEASON.
The management take much pleasure In annOunc-
ing for the closing week Americas Greatest Charac
ter Comedian, MIR. SID G. FRANCE, and his Con.
s0lldated Double Comedy and Specially Company.
The following great artists In the 0o EdJ Connolly,
Bob Allen, Miss virginia Ross. Tom Branttord,
the Howard Sisters, Miss Ada West, MIR. g. Wesley,
etc. Monday and Tuesday afternoon and Night.
Performances concluding with the world-renowneL
Sensational Play,
MARKED FOR LIFE.
Tuesday and Wednesday Afternoon and Night, his
Great New Play Of DEAD TO THE WORLD.
Friday and Saturday Afternoon and Night the Pic
turesque Melodrama Of THE JAMES BOYS.
Full Of thrilling and sensational effects, supported
by q full Dramatic Company.
Admission only 10 cents.
Ladies and Children admitted 10 reserved seats ut
Matinees without extra charge. my2a-ii6
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We are counting the attention Of young men Of
good judgment With the striking resut NE have at
ialDed In our $40 suits. We can dress then IN per
feet taste and latest style AT that very moderate cost
Eiseinan bros, manufacturing ail0rs and cOthieTs,
corner Seventh and Il.
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3nttfrifs.

CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000!
I'VE do hereby cerftrv that zee superrtse the ar
rdn0enents for all The Monthly aud Quarterly
Drawings or The Louisiana State Lottery Conn dnV,
ana IN person manage ana control the Drawings
themselves, and that the same conducted NTH
honesty. fairness, ana IN good yaHh tOtrdrd all
parties, ana zoe authorize the Company TO this
certificate, 10Th JdCsfnlfes or our signatures at.
tached, In It's adUerttsenents.n
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-05-23

The table published below will show the work OF
the national players In the championship games 10
date. Our readers can zee where the weak points
are by carefully analysing the fiRures
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PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES.

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
..... WAsuIsGrOH, May ~, 1sS6
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received al ibIs ia
partnent until ~ O'Clock NJ. THURSDAY, May ~.
1886, for furnishing supplies. consisting mainly of
Meats, Groceries, Dry Goods, Shoes, Drugs, fuel.
this city during the scal ending June bO 1851
Blank forms OF proposal, schedules OF Items, and
estimated quantities, specifications and nslructlons
70 bidders viii be furnished upon application 10 tnis
Department. l.. q. q, LAMAR
myloN Secretary.
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PROROSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS SUP.
Il FLIES.

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
WAsmIsGT0s, ID. O., May 70, IssG.
SEALED PROPOSALS. win lie received nj This
Department until IL O'Clock N. TAiiRsDAY, June
10, 1885, for furnishing Miscellaneous slpplics 10
the Department Of the Interior during the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1881, consisting OF Brooms.
brnsnes, Clocks, File.noders, Portfolio Drawers
Soaps, Hardware, Chairs. Carpets. Desks, Tables,
Dry Goods, Lumber, Forage, etc., eic.
estimated quantities required. will he furnished on
application 10 the Custodian, Room loi, Department
Of the Interior.
Proposals from others than established manufao.
turers Of, or dealers In, the articles required Will not
be considered.
Proposals mus, 10 addressed To the Secretary of
the Interior, and Endorsed ON the envelope UTropo-
sails for Miscellaneous supplies"
l.. q. q. LAMAR,
inyH3 5O Secretary
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-05-23

The Corner or seventh and Il Streets
Stands pre.eminent as the most reliable clothing
house In the city. We have attained this position
by the high standard Of our goods, and we maintain
It by our low prices. Eseman Bros manufacturing
clohers and tailors, corner Seventh and Il.
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons,

Fresh Alderney butter Ghurned every morning and
delivered In H-pOund "Ward" prints, 40 cents per
pouuh Also cottage cheese, buitermk, and sweet
milk, cents per quart. Cream, 10 cents per pint.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-05-23

The season of summer opera at Albaugh's has
opened with great eclat, and crowded houses have
been the rule This week the company will produce
Won Suppe's charming opera, "Boccaccio, - with the
same cast by viii n 1t produced last summer
with the exception of one member. This place will
he filled by the well-known artist Miss Alice May,
who has been especially engaged 10 keep up the
standard Of these entertainments. Miss Winston
Will, of course. appear In her own creation OF
sBoccaccio.- Miss May is thorough artist equally
admirable as singer and actress, and her accession
will decidedly strengthen the company.
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COMMISSIONERS.

We, The undersigned Banks ana Bankers, ,pflI
pay all Prizes drd,rn IN The Louisiana State Lot
teries ,ohtch man be presented at our counters.
J. u. OGLESBY. Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank.
j. w. K1EHRErU, Pres State National Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Natl Bank.
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Barton Logan's Dime Musuem offers to the pub
lie most admirable attraction for the closing week
In presenting one OF Americas greatest favorites,
Sid c. France. who brings with HIM double COM
pany, combining Drst-class specially and an excel
lent dramatic troupe. In addition 10 the ollo, on
Monday and Tuesday they present "Marked JoT
Life" Wednesday aud Thursday his great play Of
"Dead 10 the World, and Friday and Saturday the
picturesque melOdrama OF "The James Boys"
Dr. J. Nj. Davis treasurer of Herzog Opera House,
will leave Tonight for Columbus, Ohio, where he IL
going tomanage engagement Of the National Ideal
Opera COmpany.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-05-23

Henry Ward Beecher will lecture in the New Ma
tional Theatre Tuesday evening on "Conscience."
This an entirely new lecture and 1t is sure to be
both entertaining and instructive. For originality
and fertility Of ideas and felicity Of expression
Beecher is undoubtedly the greatest pulpit orator
America has ever produced. lie has had no equal
in this and few any generation. No one should
miss this chance OF hearing him.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-05-23

Total base hlis-on shaw. ila; Daily, 90; Barr, ~.
Bases on bails-OG shaw, ~; Daily. "a: Barr, 8.
Passed balls-Gilllgan, I; Baker, 0; Crane, g. Home
runs Hines .; Baker, Knowles. Three-hase hits
tiladman, 2; Hines, Knowles, Carroll. Two base
hts-IIines, s; Carroll. 2; Crane, Gilgar, 9;
iiaker, t'ladman, 2; Knowles, =; Force. Shaw, 9;
start, 2. Bases stolen-IIines, Gilligan, Carroll
knowles, Baker. Gladman. Struck out-By shaw
NC; Daily, IS; Bars. Total base hits-Hines, rs;
carroll. Is: start, IL: Baker. II; Knowles, 20:
crane. p; Barr, 3; Gladman, u; Force, Il; Shaw,
4: Gtlligan, p; Daily,2
The Cecil Whig., 1886-05-01

the vines, and he will probably treat all
alike: a vine that is already growing so
strongly that it can scarcely be kept
within bounds will receive as much as
one that is slow and feeble in its devol-
opment. This is worse than waste. Each
vine should be treated in accordance with
it's condition and habit of growth.
Stakes will answer as supports to the
vines during the first and second seasons,
but thereafter trellises or arbors are
needed. The latter will probably be EN-
ployed over the central walk of the gar
den, a@d can be constructed after several
sir. pie and pretty designs, whicE leave
to the taste of the reader. If vines are
planted about buildings, fences, etc,
trellises can be made of anything pre-
ferred, from galvanized wire, Stats, OF
rustic poles fastened to strong, durable
supports. If vines are to be trained
scientifically in the open garden should
recommend the trellises figured on pages
12O and 142 of MIR. Fuller's work, Tie
Grape CHlt"rtst. These, beyond anything
| have seen, appear the best adapted for
the following out of a careful system of
pruning and training.
Unless the reader has had experience,
or is willing to give time for the mastery
of this subject, should advise that he
employ en experienced gardner to prune
hic uin l,o T.
brief task, hut great deal depends upon
1t. In selecting a man for the work
should require something more than OK
aggerated and personal assurances. In
almost every locality there are trust wor-
thy, intelligent gardeners who will do
this work for small sum until the pro-
prietor has learned the art himself, if 50
inclined. would also employ the Same
man in spring to tie up the vines and
train them.
If one is not ambitious to secure the
best results attainable, he can soon learn
to perform boLh the tasks well enough to
obtain fairly good fruit in abundance. 1t
should be our constant aim not to permit
long, naked reaches of wood in one part
of the vine and great smothering punches
of fruit and foliage in another part. OF
course the roots, stem, and leading arms
should be kept free from useless shoots
and sprouts, but having reached the trel-
lis, the vine should be made to distribute
bearing fruit spurs evenly over it. Much
can be learned about pruning from books,
and by watching an expert gardener
while giving the annual pruning, but the
true science of trimming a vine is best
acquired by watching buds develop, by
noting what they will do, where they go,
and how much space they will take up in
single summer. In this way one will
eventually realize how much is wrapped
up in the insignificant little buds. and
how great the folly of leaving too many
on the vine.
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And warranted to give the best Satisi;tctiau or
they can he returned and money refunded.
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