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THE SUN, BALTIMORE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 15, 1911. as FARMS WANTED. FOR SALE SUBURBAN. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT. 607 N.

STRICKER, near Harlem Park 9 room, fnraactt, back ponih, eewer drain, newly pointed and papered, porcelain plumbing; low rent Key st fL5-lm IN SUBDRBS AHD CODMTY Court Refuses New Hearing To Mrs. Mary R. Ireland. BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT. TO SUBLET.

Owing to changes made necessary by the addition cf automobiles to our carriage manufactory, we deem it advisable to move into a more desirable location and therefore offer, whole or in part, our nnexpired lease cf 107-10f-lll WEST FAYETTE city. Inquire on the premises. jlS-lm H. H. BABCCK COMPANY.

HEAL, ESTATE FOR SALE. 1TOO r.LOCK ST. l'AUb ST. nki hlock carev st RM BlOtK ft. OA KEY ST.

JltfrO BLOCK W. LANVALE bT. i(MI BLOCK CUMBERLAND ST. JHM RIiCK N. CAUKDl.U'ON AVE.

IHH LLOCU N. ARLINGTON AVE. HAML'EL BEALMEA flS-loi 1 14 H. Building MR. HURSODYS HOTEL The New- Carrollton Sold- By Mr.

And Mrs. De Atley. MESSES. DICXEY WILL BUILD ft Sosqnehacna Transmission Company of Maryland to Henry Schmidt, tot Eleventh district 5 C. Ross Mace, attorney, to Michael Scheeler.

lot w.s. Bouldin st, g.r. $35 550 Michael Scheeler to Frederick L. Pfeffer and wife, lot w.s. Bouldin st.

g.r. $35 5 Mount Washington Development Company to H. K. Nicld, entrant of sale, lot on Hill top road 2,100 Christian Peterson and wife to Claude B. Doing and wife, lot at Lansdowne 5 WANTS LIGHTING COMPETITION Mr.

Met'aen Says Franchise To Patapsco Co. Means Savins To City. In a letter to the Board of Estimates "yesterday morning. Superintendent of Lamps and Lighting McCuen urged that a franchise be granted the Patapsco Electric and Manufacturing Company, so that there might be competition in supplying the city with current for lighting purposes. The letter states that by the terms of the company's offer the city would save over annually.

Not only does the Consolidated Gas Elco-trie Light and Power Company, says Mr. McCuen, exact certain conditions from the city in return for its rate in municipal buildings, but even that rate is excessive, He says the city has been paying from 3 to 6 cents per kilowatt hour for its current from the Consolidated, while the Patapsco offers the current for 2 cents per kilowatt hour and Imposes no restrictions. While it is true, adds Mr. McCuen, that the Consolidated company gives a sliding rate from 3 to 6 cents for municipal lighting, the rate applies only where more than 20.000 kilowatt hours per month are used. There are only two buildings the City Hall and Courthouse which use that amount.

By he proposed rate of the Patapsco Company the city would save $3,334 a year on lighting the City Hall and Courthouse and more than $12,000 on other municipal lighting. Not only would there be this saving to the city, declares Mr. McCuen, but the company would also pay the city a large revenue In taxes on the property It would be obliged to acquire. The present contract with the Consolidated Company will expire June 1. The letter was referred by the Board of Estimates to the City Council.

The members of the board say they have no authority to act without an ordinance. When the letter goes to the Council Monday it will be accompanied by a letter from the Mayor urging action. BECOMES CITY DEPOSITORY Tle National City Bank Also Holds State Funds. The National City Bank, of which Mr. David II.

Carroll is president and Mr. John F. Sippel vice-president, was yesterday named a city depository dating from today by the City Finance Commission. It is also a State depository. The National City Bank is entering upon its second year.

It began to do business January 13, 1910, and its last report. December 31, 1910, showed resources of $1,496,326. The officers of the bank, besides those mentioned, are Second Vice-President Mr. Michael Schloss. Cashier Harry M.

Mason. Attorney Mr. Arthur P. Gorman, Jr. Directors The officers and Messrs.

Henry S. Dulaney. E. B. Jeffery, T.

Davis Hill, Thomas T. Boswell, Andrew Reiter, Charles R. Schmidt. Dwisht F. Muliory.

S. M. Waite. E. C.

White, John T. Whitehurst, Murray Vandiver and M. Henry Witz. The German-American Bank was also named a city depository. TAILOR ACCUSED OF FRAUD Hungarian Society Charges Misap- WANTED.

TO BUY OR RENT I MPROVED FARM OF 5 TO lO ACRES TO NORTH OS WEST OF CITY. CONVENIENT TO RAILROAD. A 42, Sun office. F14-4t FARMS FOR RENT. FARM OF ABOUT lO ACRES ON SHELL ROAD.

CONTAINING-BRICK DWELLING. OUTHOUSEfe. BARNS: good for dairy purposes; close to Soarrows Point line For lease terms apply to 7fk S. ANN STREET. fll tf DAIRY FARM M0 acres of land with fine water front 5 miles from city limits: excellent farming will also make good stock farm.

Adttress 644. San office. fl0-12t FARMS. FARM. GOVERNMENT LANDS.

A GIFT OF THE GOVERNMENT. Do you know what superb privileges yon possess as a resident of this country, whether a citizen or going to become one. by reason of the Government land laws? You can get 1GO ACRES OF V-ERNMENT LAND under one of the best irrigation Eystema for practically nothing for the land. You should know about this valuable Government right Write for details at once. ROCX CREEK CONSERVATION COL.

J31-lm" Carlisle, Pa. WATERFRONT PROPERTY. SALT-WATER-FRONT FARMS. 67 ACREH, 8-ROOM DWELLING, 3 miles from Cambridpfe. 12 ACRES, 12-ROOM DWTSLLTNG, 12 miles from Cambridge.

Plenty fishing, crabbing and oystering; both desirable water fronts; abundance of frait Address 125. Sun office. fl-lra 20f ACRES WATER-FRONT FARM Near Baltimore. Splendid Shelving Beach, fringed with Fine Shade Trees. 9-rooiii House.

Productive soil. Bargain. Address 700, Sun office. jaO-lm ATLANTIC CITY REAL ESTATE- CHELSEA AND VENTNOR REAL ESTATE; COTTAGES, BUNGALOWS; sale or rent- select private boarding secured. HAND, New Haven Ventnor, N.

J. fl-lna BUILDING LOANS. WANTED IN LARGE AMOUNTS. BUILDINd LOANS. IMMEDIATELY.

A. J. 8HRIVER, TOO EQUITABLE BUILDING. f9-13t $500 nnn money to lend iuuu on first, second leasehold or fee-simple mortgages; building operations financed; no completion bond required. HENRY YE WELL BREADY.

Gaither Building. Ill N. Charles at Baltimore, and 223 Drexel Philadelphia, Pa. GROUND RENTS FOR SALE. OWNER NEEDS CASH AT ONCE! Two Irredeemable S60 Ground Rente at BREMER COULSON, 219 St Paul at fl5-6t GROUND RENTS, MORTGAGES.

FIVE 0 NEW RENTS ON GOOD PROPERTY WILL ALLOW TITLE FEE. WEIDE-MEYER. 713 American Building. F14-4t WANTED, in large amounts, Mortgages on improved, or unimproved real estate immediately for investment. A.

J. SHRIVER, 700 Equitable Building. fl-13t 4,000 Trust Investment; low int; Mtg. or G. R.

HY. KING, 602 Continental Bldg. EUTAW PLACE. GROUND RENT OF $300 PER YEAR; just created; very fine improvements; price, per cent. Apply GENERAL CONTRACTING COMPANY.

1410 Madison between 10 and 11 A. M. and 3 and 4 P. M. f9-13t FOR SALE BLOCK OF 14 AND BLOCK OF 19 GROUND RENTS OF 36 PER YEAR; oO-foot street; splendid improvements 6.

fS-lm W. J. COYNE. IIP E. Lexington st.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. WANTED IMMEDIATELY Expired and Unexpired GROUND RENTS. WM. SAXON. 419 Equitable Bldg.

flO-lm LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. $50 nnn T0 LOAN ON MORTGAGES ON MERRIKEN MEKR1KEN. fl-lm 14)9 East Lexington street GERMAN-AMERICAN PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION. Shares, $130; weekly dues, 25 cents a share; weekly Interest. 1j cents a share.

Interest reduced 15 cents weekly as each $130 is paid. Mortgages may be paid off in advance, interest charged to date of final payment onlv. Money always on hand. Apply 2 1 3 Courtland 526 S. Broadway.

f3-lm 5 Of MONEY TO LOAN ON PROPERTY in sums to suit. Quick results; prompt attention. Ground Rents bought anywhere. See REALTY MART. S07 Fidelity Bldg.

WHO WANTS MONEY? We loan money on Inheritances, 2d Mortgages, etc. Any amount, easy payments, no delay, low rates. Lincoln Banking Trust 314 Eonitable Bldg.n3-tf MORTGAGES QUICKLY PLACED. P. O.

BOX 7Q. City. BUILDING OPERATIONS FINANCED. MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. SECURITY STORAGE AND TRUST COMPANY.

13 WEST NORTH AVENUE. f7-lm BUILDING ASSOCIATION LOANS on First or Second Mortgage Money advanced immediately. A. J. QUINN.

314 Law Building. dl-3m WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY OR COUNTRY PROPERTY AT LOW RATES. GROUND RENTS WANTED. J. M.

BERRY SON 225 St Paul street. tf MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGES. GROUND RENTS WANTED. JOHN GLENN tf 16 St. Paul street.

MONEY TO LOAN, CITY OR COUNTY. Expired Ground Rents wanted. GEO. NOR BURY MACKENZIE. a21rtf 461-69 Calvert Building.

jeSO.OOO TO LOAN ON PROPERTY. FEE SIMPLE OR LEASEHOLD. In sums ir cf to suit borrower, Building operations financed. CAUGHY. HEARN CARTER.

d2-tf 218 East Lexington street. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE made at lowest rites. Prompt attention and quick results. Ground Rents wanted for cash. NATIONAL REALTY 813 American Bldg.

MONEY TO LOAN ON FEE-SIMPLE AND LEASEHOLD MORTGAGES. F. N. IGLEHART Ar f2-lm 12 E. LEXINGTON ST.

LOANS WANTED REAL ESTATE. WANTED For client, a LOAN OF 10,000 on first-class country property. T. FLA NO HANNA, 822 Equitable Bldg. MR.

FRANCIS K. CAREY WINS Suit Affalnsit Him And Associates Resulted From Stock Deal. A verdict for Mr. Francis K. Carey, the well-known lawyer; his business partner, Mr.

James Piper, and Mr. William P. Crenshaw was rendered by a jury In the City Court yesterday in the suit brought against them by Messrs. J. C.

M. Lucas and H. P. Lucas, trading as J. C.

M. Lucas Co. The verdict was rendered under the instructions of Judge Dobler. The case grew out of the employment In 1903 of Messrs. Carey and Piper by the Roanoke Railway and Electric Company to purchase the capital stock of the Roanoke Water Power Company.

The purchase was made for $050,000. Messrs. Carey and Piper had associated with them Mr. Crenshaw, and upon the successful conclusion of the negotiations gave him $3,000 of the $23,000 which they received. The plaintiffs claimed that Mr.

Crenshaw and Messrs. Carey and Piper were under obligations to them for a share in the compensation and that the payment by Messrs. Carey and Piper to Mr. Crenshaw did not discharge that obligation. All of the defendants testified that the plaintiffs had no interest in the matter, and after hearing the testimony of both sides the Court took this view and Instructed the Jury to bring In a verdict for Mr.

Crenshaw and Messrs. Carey and Piper. The case was tried by Attorneys William L. Marbury and Preston Bowie for the plaintiffs, Ritchie Janney for Messrs. Carey and Piper, and Alfred J.

Catr for Mr. Crenshaw. HAD MIXED Man Makes Charge At Xorthern; Dismissed At Roland Park. "While I was locked up at this station house a sergeant came to the cell door early this morning and told me he would release me if I gave hm $5. did so and was permitted to walk out.

Now I am here to be tried," was the startling statement made at the Northern Police Station yesterday afternoon by a man who said he was John Gourlcy, a bookkeeper, living at 2743 West North avenue. The statement was made to Justice Jo-hannsen, who looked on the docket to find the name given. It was not there, and the magistrate turned to Lieutenant Kalb-fleisch, who 'immediately began, an investigation. Captain Moxley was called, and the two officers looked up the arrests and asked Gourley if he was sure he was in the right place. lie replied that he was and that he had been under the influence of liquor when arrested.

A telephone call was made to the station houses throughout the city to ascertain If Gourley had been locked up in another district. The answer was the same from all, to the effect that no one by that name had been arrested. The Captain then communicated with the Roland Park policw, who said a man giving the same name and atldress had been arrested and taken to the Roland Park station at midnight Monday. The county police said the prisoner had left $5 collateral for his appearance at 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Gourley was told to go to Roland Park.

He did so and the charge against him was dismissed. His money waa returned to him after he realized he had been "la the rht cburoh but the wrong pew." A HIGH-GRADE COTTAGE OLEN Wee Arlington, near Country Club, in fee, acre ground; half minute from car; steam beat electric light, up-to-date in every paxtiaular; shade and fruit trees, chicken house, artesian well; an tee rational opportunity; owner leaving city and mut sell: an opportunity if vou will act quick. CHAS. W. KLIPPER, 207-208 Law Bldg.

BARGAIN I WILL SELL MY 16 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, 25x150 FEET. FOR 15 A LOT. Address or call MR. FRED DIET-ERICH, 818 Hillea st. flV6t NEAR GATONSFILLE, an exceptional oppurtu-4 nity to buy one of the MOST ATTRACTIVE PROPERTIES in this -suburb; hign altitude, 10-room cottage, 2 bathrooms, hot-water heat, eleo trlc lights, stable, carriage hocse, hennery, 10 acres; land in high state of cultivation abundance choice fruit; magnificent view; good reason for celling.

Apply R. S. BENSON, fl4-13t 227 St Paul street WANTED SUBURBAN. WANTED TO BUY HOUSE IN SUBURBS, convenient to cars; at least 10 rooms; not over 57,500: Northern or North westora section. Give full particulars and terms.

(I 4S. Sun oftice.f 15-2t WANTED To buy on easy terms a HOUSE with not less than 7 rooms in suburbs; city or conn-try. Address 16Q2 W. La-'a-ette city. WAN 1'EiJ A small COTTAGE in fee, near a 5-cent car fare; Belair, Harford or York roads preferred; must state price for cash.

Address 17, Sun office. SUMMER HOMES 1911. WE'LL LEASE YOUR COUNTRY HOME FOB NEXT SUMMER. WE HAVE INQUIRIES FOR ALL LOCALITIES AT ALL PRICES. GTVB US FULL DETAILS OF YOURS FOR OUR LIST.

LEE E. HARTMAN UNION TRUST BUILDING. jllm FOR RENT SUBURBAN. FOR RENT BY THE YEAR Cottage on Prince George Road. Windsor Hills.

Fully furnished; screened; two baths: coal and gas ranges; hot-water heat Apply to MRS. A. M. COCKEY, F14-6t Windsor Hills, Baltimore. FURNISHED COTTAGE; Northwest suburbs.

Address 44, Sun office. fl5-2t FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED SUBURBAN AND COUNTRY PLACES, ALL SECTIONS. WHTTB THOMPSON, 104 E. Lexington st. 440 WHITRIDGS conveniences good condition; concrete cellar; cheap to qidck buyer.

George L. Mattingly, HE. Lexington. FOR RENT Exceptionally nice Flat. 1 rooms.

bath, toilet and everything new and modern. 2333 REISTERSTOWN ROAD, facing Druid HIU Park. C. P. MadiBon 1106.

tl-lSt 622 CATOR LolnU0eS story porch and lawn front DWELLING. Apply at 60 CATOR AVENUE. f2f.m,w-lSt BOSTON STYLE. $20 per month in advance; two-story modern porch and terrace front House. OPEN FOR INSPECTION.

Take Woodlawn. Arlington or Electric Park cars and look at 327 BELVIDERE AVE. GARTSIDE, 317 Belvidere Arlington. fl2-13t NORMANDIE HEIGHTS. Large Comfortable House.

FURNISHED. SUMMER OR YEAR, FROM MARCH 2 ACRES- GARDEN; FRUIT; STABLE; ROLAND PARK WATER. WHYTE THOMPSON. 104 E. Lexlngon at WANTED TO RENT, SUBURBAN.

WANTED SMALL HOUSE, WITH SOME GROAJND, ON B. O. R. NOT BEYOND RELXY. Address 105, Sun office.

fi5-2t WANTED To lease, with privilege of buving. lO OR 12 ROOM HOUSE; large lot: good location. Address 638, Sun office. fU-6t SALE OR RENT SUBURBAN. ANY WHITE INSTITUTION CONSIDERING MOVING TO SUBURBS WILL DO WELI TO COMMUNICATE WITH THIS OFFICE.

I offer a large DWELLING, 22 rooms, porch 100 feet, modern improvements, barn and usual outbuildings and 20 acres; beautifully located; convenient to city by trolley or steam. HILL'S REAL ESTATE OFFICES, 4Q5 Courtland et. fl4-6t SALE OR RENT IN FEE OR WITH GR. RT. Lot 80x135, in Forest Park; good luture business comer; Dwelling of 12 rooms; modern conveniences.

HILL'S REAL ESTATE OFFICES. 4)5 Courtland street fl4-6t 7-ROOM COTTAGE FOR SALE OR RENT AT LINTHICUM HEIGHTS; LATEST IMPROVEMENTS. Apply S. LINTHICUM, flO-lm 231 Courtland Bt FOR SALE OR LEASE SUBURBAN HOUSES AND LOTS; TERMS REASONABLE. BERNARD MOSES.

4003 FeruhUl avenue. C. P. Phone. Garrison 328.

f6-lm MOUNT WASHINGTON. We have for sale and for lease the desirable properties to be ohtained in this delightful suburb. WM. MARTIEN 3 North Calvert st FOR SALE COUNTRY. CATONSVILLE 3 Beautiful properties.

ItUXTON 8 Acres; splendid heme; cheap. GLYNDON 3 Acres; nicely improved. Snap! ST. GEORGE'S 13 Acres. Just what you want.

TOWSON Cottage, Acres; attractively cheap. VINGS MILLS Cottage, 2 Acres, $3,700. I EAS'ANT HILL 6 Mne Inexpensive Properties. PHILIP II. HOFFMAN, 51 5 Equitable Bldg.

DESIRABLE HOME, acre of ground, six-room house, with all outbuildings; high and healthy; lino water and fruit; li miles from Ellicott City on Columbia pike. WM. W. WINDSOR. Ellicott City, flS-lSt or 32 HANOVER City.

DORSEY'S 49 Acres, Cottage ,...2,000 HARMAN'S -Cottage and 1 Acre 1.54IO BUXTON Cottage and 1 Acre 2.800 PHILIP H. HOFFMAN. 515 Equitable B'dg. FINE, Dew attractive DWELLING, furnished, in Green Sprin? Valley; cheap; for the summer or longer. T.

W. MARRIOTT. 217 St. Paul st. GREEN SPRING VALLEY.

One to 10 acres; also 10 acres and 8-room House; 84 acres or 150 acres to 250 acres on Harford pike; 2 seta buildings; price not high, with good prospective value; 237 acres rear Reisterstown, only $7,500. J. LINTON 640 Equitable Building. IMPROVED FARM OF 67 ACRES, adjoining Annapolis; half mile salt water front; suitable for sub-division. SAMUEL BEALMEAR, fH-6t 114-115 Law Building.

WILL SACRIFICE lttO-ACRE STOCK FARM, 12-room Dwelling, large barns, tenant house, fruit, electric cars convenient; price $12,500. Address 76, Sun offico. fl4-t MARYLAND and Virginia Water-front Properties J. LELAND HANNA. S22 Equitable Bldg.

COLORED PEOPLE DESIRING HALF-ACRE GARDEN LOTS IN A PRETTY VILLAGE 20 MINUTES FROM RICHMOND SHOULD WRITE FOR PARTICULARS TO CAPTAIN CCSSONS. f4-lm The Founder of Glen Allen. Va. WANTED COUNTRY. 5 TO 25 ACRES, Improved or unimproved, within 15 miles of city and within mile of station, north or west; $1,000 to MRS.

W. S. BLACK. Brooklyn, A. A.

co. R. F. D. No.

9. FOR SALE OR RENT COUNTRY. BEAUTIFUL home on Rappahannock River: convenient to wharf. Hs41 N. Fulton ave.

Fl4-10t 20 ACRES, 2 DWELLINGS AND OUTBUILDINGS Beautifully located, high and healthy; Washington road, 10 miles from Baltimore. HILL'S REAL ESTATE OFFICES, 405 Court-land street. fl4-6t FARM OF 26 ACRES 6 acres clear. Philadelphia Road; 12V3 miles from Baltimore: good House, Outhouses, etc, will sell cheap. 411 WEST FAYETTE STREET.

flleo-lm WILL RENT FOR 35 A MONTH OR SELL FOR 8,000 A FRUIT AND POULTRY FARM, about 50 acres, 2V, miles from city limits; 9-roora house and barn. TELFAIR W. MARRIOTT, 217 St. Paul street. fl4-13t FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE Stock, Grain, Truck, Poultry. Water fronts and gunning shores. Mild climate, Fish and oysters. C. 8.

DAY. Focomoke City. "sMd. fl5-13t QUICK SETTLEMENTS MADE FOR PROPERTY IN ANY SECTION OR WILL EXCHANGE, OLD PROPERTIES AND IN JTEE PREFERRED- GIVE ALL PARTICULARS. Address 32, Sun office.

f4-lm A SPECIAL BARGAIN NO. 3. -A VALUABLE 2SO-ACRE STOCK FARM, two miles from railroad station. 10 miles from Washington. D.

improved 12-room Colonial Brick Dwelling; two barns and two tenant houses: buildings cost price, terms, one-half cash. AUBREY BIRD Crane Building. 8 T.io-hf street fl4-lm A FARM of 50 acres in high state of cultivation, in Baltimore county, Ml, 2 miles from Aleaia Station, VY IX. t. o-iwm auuro, tieuLars write TilbOUUtlt r.

onp.uir.ii, an lenipToli Carroll county. Maryland. FOR S4.LE 114 ACRES, truck or poultry farm; implements, horses, wagons, wire, etc can be bought in whole or in part. Call or address utst BALTIMORE STREET. f7-lm ONE OF THE BEST DAIRY FARMS IN STATIi "50 ACRES, at Hyde Station, Long Green Valley COLUMBUS O'D.

LEE, fl0-13t 210 East German street FARMS EVERYWHERE FARMS. RARE BARGAINS. Now is the time to look at them, as spring is near by. H. ISAACS HO East Lexington street.

150 ACRES ON YORK ROAD. 3 miles from Whitehall Station, on N. R. R. good buildings; water in house and bam; weii watered; good dairy or stock farm; 20 acres in timber; plenty of fruit- welt cultivated and productive.

J. LELAND HANNA, 822 Equitable Building. FARM OF ISO ACRES, rAne miles from city, on good road ample buildings 15 acres choioev thrifty, full-bearingfruit trees; a fine home and money-making farm, ce reasonable. jZ7-lm 822 Equitable Building. SOO-ACRE FARM, one mile water front on Chesapeake Bay, game and fish, $15 per acre.

J. 13. LLOYD, 325 Law Building, fll-tf lOO ACRES Three mils from Annapolis, on tributary of White Hall river; five-room DweU-ing, good outbuildings; fine fruit; price $4,000. 180 acres, five miles from B. Sc.

A. EActric Railway; good 8-room house; every conceivable oat-building; two tenant houses and large Btore build-ng price frl.OOO. GOULD LEE. AnnapoUs.flO-13t 250 ACRES, 125 in heavy timber, on Md. and Pa, near ROCKS STATION; tenant houso and outbuildings.

fl0-13t Address 2. Sun offlce. SPECIAL BARGAINS. Farms for sale, small and large, in all directions; great bargains. Coma and see me.

C. W. CALLAGHAN. Room 3f4. 15 E.

Fayette. FOR SALE A NUMBER OF WELL-LOCATED FARMS IN HARFORD COUNTY. MARYLAND. H. A.

WHITAKER. Attorney at Law. Belair, Md. FOE BALE Two SMALL FARMS; desirable; on Bait water; in Talbot county. Address J.

FRANK TURNER. Attorney, f9-2Gt Easton, Md. WILL BUY a nice Uttle 19-acre POULTRY FARM within driving distance of the city; rimmr" --inter; 'lot of tvuit good bniMingt J. ELAND a ANN A. 822 ICpiiUU.

nMia 118 AND 120 8. MONROE will allow moving expenses to party. WEIDE- lOo WEST RANDAIX STREET AND 44K STOCKHOLM STREET. fl5-6t I1 N. CA CHOI IN three-story and bath: low rent.

WIEDEMEYER. 713 American Bldg. 268 ROBERT ST. located House. 11 rooms.

Including bath will rent cheap if taken at once. Apply to J. SL BERRY SON, tU 225 St. Paul st TWO ROOM DWEXX.INGS; Porch Froota, Snlendid Neighborhood: Bath, Hot and Cold ttter: $14 per month; 22 and Montebelloave. Apply 32 MONTEBELLO AVENUE.

fl4-6t 124M HARFORD AVENUE; three-story, gas and bath, $15. fl4-6t IIO W. TWENTY-SECOND 12 rooms; 1-story kitchen: corner house; 3-stoTy. 115 W. 22D 8 rooms; 3-story.

Keys It. 8. DUKEU. 12-1 W. Tiventy second st.

f9-12t 3100 BLOCK N. CALVERT ST. New 3 story, 2 batlis, porch-front Houses; open night and day; rates J45 and $5u; $10 additional per month and j'JOO cash will buy. OWNERS' REALTY St. Paul 2403.

2f3 Calvert Building. 75 Cathedral St. 12 Madison ave. 143 B. North avo, 2 1 OH Park ave.

2722 Maryland ave.v 121 W. Saratoga st, 1230 McCulloh bt. 2I2G Bolton st. ftOS Calvert ht. lHixi N.

Calvert st. 1733 Guilford avo, 1 Eiiuioudaon ave. 2H(1 1 Raynor ave. J51 Mt Royal ave. lfKJS Park Place.

N. Charles st. Eutaw Place. 217 VV. Lanvale st.

1 ti N. Calvert st 2fi N. Calvert st. 24f2 N. Charles tt.

217 N. Calhoun st. HXKI McCnlloh st. 212 B. 24th st.

51fi N. Lakewood ave. 2 1 43 Huntingdon ave. Park ave. 1115 Greernnount ave.

1205 N. Collington ave. COll B. Madiaon st. STORES AND WAREHOUSES.

222 N. Howard st. 5- 7 N. Gay st if)3 Pennsylvania are. 1417 N.

Charles at 8. Hanover st. 1 07 N. Howard at. 42.S S.

Charles st. K38 Frederick road. 51! N. Charles at. 215 N.

Calvert st uay ana vv ater sta, 700 Pennsylvania are. Pierre C. Dtjgan Nephew, 16 E. Lexington St. FOR RENT- BesV arranged and most modern TWO HTGRY HOUSES in the city; they contain si Urge rooms, bath and pantry; ail bright and airy rooms; private; a closet in every room; water closets in houses and yard, with sewer connection; cemented cellar and pavement; fronts of fancy brick, with marble bases; neighborhood high and healthful; no alley homes; no nuisances of any kind; schools lu immediate neighborhood.

ESTATE OF PETER GROGAN. Take Wllklna or North Avenue cars going east, to eorr er. 14-tf I.Slrt MADISON 11 rooms and bath, 1K(5 McCULLOH 10 rooms and bath. 12 MOSHER ST 8 rooms, bath; open 10 to 1 A. A.

FORMAN, 223 fit. Paul st. C. P. Phone.

8TORE AND DWELLING, 22 E. BIDDLE suitable for mostly any business. LEE DORNBERO, 22( Law Buildinsr. S14.00 PER MONTH will rent HOfi APPLE-TON near Riggs 6 Rooms, Bath, livery Convenience. JAS.

A. BEALMEAR AOS CO. f1 rHelitv Bids. Kev at 1109. 701 CUMBERLAND PLACE, 2M37 VVAL-HROOK AVENUE, 20: 15S JOHN STREET.

30 7H9 ST. PETER 11. JTMrn EVANS. 1fl Carrol' ton avene. FOR RENT Just think of It! No.

2310 N. Calvert st. for $30 per month 752 Carroll ave. (Waverly), V25 per month. LOUIS OASSARD.

J'JO-lrn 11 Clay street 3-STORY HOUSE. 2fiK BLOCK K. PREST 8 rooms, bath and pantry; all modem improvement'. Rent, $5. ESTATE OF PETER CROGAN.

A29-tf Preston street and Milton avenue. FOR RENT FURNISHED. MY PRETTY MODERN 2-STORY HOUSE: completely and beautifully fumiahed; flue neighborhood; northern section: S6.50 per week or by the month. Address 22. Sun office.

REAL ESTATE SALE OR RENT. FOR SALE OR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING, 29xOO FEET. N. E. COR.

SOUTH PACA AND WARNER STS. PHONE. ARLINGTON 1 fH. jli-lm APARTMENT HOUSE. 1515 Bolton st DWELLING.

IU15 Eutaw Place; LOT. 2215 Maryland avenue. W. F. SEIM, tf Howard and Fayette streets.

APARTMENTS FOR RENT THE HIGHLANDS, Elgin ave. end 11th Walbrook. Fine large grounds. Modern Apt House. Moderate rates.

Housekeeping Apts. lOl E. 25TH ST. Corner Apartment 5 rooms and bath; janitor: fl5-6t 212 E. TWENTY-FOURTH i rooms and bath; second lloor; all conveniences.

It FULTON 502-TWO APARTMENTS, six rooms and bath with porches; four rooms and largo porch; hot -water neat; janitor service. Apply 1)23 N. FULTON AVE. F13-6t READY TO MOVE IN Furnished complete; two corner Rooms, kitchen and bath; first floor: bot warer: janityr; reduced rent F. n.

PHELPS, Fidelity Building. iS-tf THE WAVERLET, Carey and Lexington OTvijoaite Franklin 6quar9. Five rooms and bnth; hardwool floors; every modem convenience. See JANITOR or H. F.

OGDEN, Manager. 723 Gaither Building. t'4-lm FOR RENT-APARTMENT; TWO ROOMS AND BATH; FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED; BY MONTH OR LEASE. Apply to THE MT. ROYAL, Mt Royal Ave.

and Calvert or VIRGINIA LUNCH ROOM. 211 E. Faytette St SECOND-FLOOR APARTMENT FOR RENT, 1027 EDMONDSON AVE. five rooms and bath: steam beat: janitor service, fI2-7t RALEIGH, Linden and Mosher; beautiful Cor. sub-lease reasonable.

Apply APART. 5. 2233 N. CALVERT cor. Twenty-third.

$30; 170O BARCLAY cor. Lanvale, $23; southern exposure; all modern housekeeping apart ments, including neat and janitor. Houses open. ST. REGIS, 25 Second-Floor Apnrtment, 1817 Guilford steam heat; hot water all the year; janitor; six rooms; agent on premises, 12 to I.

Phone. 334-W Gilmor. APARTMENT IN THE NAVARRE, Corner Eutaw Place and Wilson street Ttiree Rooms and Bath. Reasonable Rent. Apply on premises or HARRY E.

GILBERT. 201 N. Charles st THE MARYLAND. 330 and 407 St. Paul st Bachelor Apartments or Housekeeping; single and double rooms; nicely furnished; private baths; hot conveniences; central.

f7-lm LESIRABLE Housekeeping and Bachelor Apartments: hot water, heat and electric lighta: janitor service: furnished or unfurnished. THE ST. GEORGE. 11 St Paul nrr Mt. Vernon PL 2ND FLOOR Apartment.

S0 W. NORTH AVE. Three rooms and lath large porch. J31-t MADISON AVENUE, 1410 AND 18-12First-class modern APARTMENTS for rent; hot-water heat; gas and electric fixtures; private balls: em range and janitor service. Apply at OFFICE, 14 lO Madiaon avenue.

jl6-lm APARTMENTS WANTED. FOUR ROOMS. BATH, 25.00. Three Adults. Vicinity North and Linden avenues.

Address SO. Sun office. F14-2t SUBURBAN APARTMENTS. TWO GROOM APARTMENTS: Second Floor, owi per year; unua l-ioor. 4o pev vear.

THE OAKS," South and Third avenues. Mount Washington. Phone: St. Paul 6S75. F4-lin FIVE-ROOM BATH HOUSEKEEPING Garrison Belvien West Arlington, Apply VILLA NOVA 12 E.

Lexington st. Phone. St. Paul 385S or Garrison 306. FLATS FOR RENT.

FLAT OF 3 TO 5 ROOMS: 019 N. FREMONT AVE. PORCH AND BATH. fl5-2t 3-R00M FLAT: tip-to-data: bath; reasonable. 35 N.

FREMONT AVE. Fl4-fet BEAUTIFUL. FLAT, second floor; private bath; small private family; northern section: references. Address 107. Sun office.

J23-60t FLATS WANTED. FLAT OF THREE OR FOUR ROOMS; man and wife. Address 5. Sun office. fl3-6t STORES FOR RENT.

12 STORE, 1014 WEST BALTIMORE ST. n29-tf J. VV. BOVVERS. 16 E.

Lexington at OFFICES FOR RENT. DESIRABLE OFFICES FOR RENT NORTHEAST CORNER CHARLES AND LEXINGTON. 7 KNICKERBOCKER BUILDING 7 AND Opposite Postoffice aod City Hall, AND UP. Including Light, Heat and UP. janitor oervice.

n27-tf OFFICES FOR RENT-Including light, heat and janitor service. At the BIBLE HOC8E, J20f.m.w-lm 81 0 1 2 East Fayette st CONVENIENT OFFICES Bright and Attractive Rooms, 202 NORTH CALVERT STREET. One door from Lexington. Recently remodeled. Steam beat: electric lights.

Apply on premises of JU.N. fj. liUiii.KS. ziu K. Lexington 'st OFFICE FOR RENT; entire THIRD FLOOR of ,1.

1 1 miTnn menu uiiuuiiii, flyjjjy imau rMJUri, 1 St I'aul street. FIRMS contemplating changes are invited to Inspect OFFICES IN PHOENIX BUILDING, 4 East German st. Special inducement to permanent tenants. Phone St. Paul 3381-Y.

Jlf-lm OFFICES FOR RENT. per month and upward; steam heat, elevator, electric light, janitor service; all outsld? and communicating rooms. HOMB BANK Hanover and Lombard Ets. i27-lra BUSINESS PLACES FOR SALE. MILLINERY BUSINESS in thriving Pennsylvania Town of inhabitants: no Bimilar opposition; good reasons for selling; cheap to quick cash buyer.

Address 41. Sun office. F7-lm BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT. DRESS-MAKING ESTABLISHMENT. 711 N.

Howard st. This situation has been occupied by first-clans dresa makers for the past lr yean. ARTHUR BOEHM, 2Q7 St. Paul st.v fll-lni 519 N. CHARLES ST.

STORE AND ENTIRE FIRST FLOOR FOR AN UNEXPIRED TERM. MODERN SHOW WINDOW. REASONABLE RENT. P. C.

DUGAN NEPHEW, 16 E. LEXINGTON ST. 120 SOUTH EUTAW ST. First-floor 8 tore and rooms; side alley entrance; good business location for lunchroom or any business; reasonable rent Apply S. E.

Reinhard. 327 W. Baltimore et- ECTAW ST. N.JOS LARGE ROOM. FIRST FLOOR REAR, SUITABLE.

FOR LIGHT MANUFACTURING, ALSO. OFFICES FOR RENT. f7-lm 3-Story Store and "Warehouse IN REAR. 16x1 50 FEET. 50 PER MONTH.

64 WEST BALTIMORE STB EST. BUSINESS PLACES, SALE OR RT. 3-STORY BUILDING, auitabia for arjy purpose; BlUIflgC, UlUlIiy lU' Ail, central loration two streets entrance; cross Eii dephia boat, lift Grant, 123 Hollipgg-worth BUSINESS LOCATIONS WAREHOUSES, STORES, FLOORS. ETC. JULIUS MINTZ, 814 EQUITABLE BUILDING.

WAREHOUSE PROPERTY. BEE HIVE BUILDING (ON THE NEW DOCKS) NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY. FLOOR SPACE FOR RENT, 11.000 square feet to each floor, or will rent any portion cf a floor; vita ELECTRIC TOWER. LIGHT arnd HEAT; live steam, light on four sides; high ceilings; three elevators, one passenger and two freight; sprinkler eyitem throughout with lowest rate of insurance; P. R.

R. and B. and O. R. It tracks in front of building; all boat lines within 15 minutes; scow facilities at door.

Address 35, Sun ofllce.mhl7-tf FOR RENT Second and third floors. 8. VV. CORNER PRATT AND SHARP SI RE ETS; lighU ed from three sides- elevator. 8.

KEYSER, fl3-lm '12 West Fayette street LARGE WAREHOUSES ON NORTH STREET. Penna, Western Md. R.R. track facilities. APPLY 415 NORTH STREET.

W. L.1UA.IV lurs Bt. X4IlUfl. FOR WAREHOUSES AND FLOORS. IN BUSINESS SECTION.

Apply to' L. TURNBULL 12 E. Lexingtoii, EDWIN 3BO-53 N. HOLLIDAY ST. Suitable ror any pnrpose; 4 floom, 10,000 square feet; fine light GEO.

A. FREDERICK, 212 W. Monument street, Hotel Sherwood. j30-tf 52.100 SQUARE. FEET CHEAPEST SPACE to be found in the city.

Low and 'Stevens) short haul to riulroads'and wharves. CAUGHY, HEARN CARTER. 21 E. Lexington st al3-tf WAREHOUSES, FACTORIES, Floors, water front and properties with rail facilities. WM.

MARTIEN 3 N. Calvert st. tf REAL ESTATE WANTED. CASH FOR PROPERTY. Bought anywhere.

No commission. Quick settlement See REALTY MART, ff7 Fidelity Bldg. Phone. WILL BUY HOUSES AND GROUND RENTS. CASH QUICK.

MONEY TO LOAN. j31-lm Address 867, Sun office. FOR RESULTS List your properties with EDWIN L. TURNBULL 12 East Lexington street fl2-tf RENTS AND GROUND RENTS COLLECTED PROMPTLY; references. P.

Q. BOX 7Q. City. GROUND RENTS and HOUSES BOUGHT. Quick results.

P. O. BOX 70. City, I WILL PURCHASE your property no matter where situated if price is reasonable. Pleaee send me description.

Kindly address N. BITTORF. 614 Lennox street J30-lm WANTED FOR INVESTMENT Several small Houses or Ground Rents; state price; tenants not disturbed old houses preferred. Jgl-lin" Address 52. Sun office.

"NO COMMISSIONS" TO PAY WE BUY PROPERTY AND GROUND RENTS. JAS. A. BEALMEAR SON Phone. St.

Paul 2419. 3Q1 Fidelity Building, tf $7,000 TO INVEST IN PROPERTY OR GROUND RENTS. Give full particulars. Address 12, Sun office. FOR SALE SUBURBAN.

fcflft PASH ba.ance rent, tor elegant vpuuv vXXOl, new SUOurban Cottage, containing every modern convenience -county taxes 5c fare; direct line. Address 3D, Sunoffice.fl4-lm For ROLAND. PARK PROPERTY OR VICINITY see SAMUEL B. WILSON, 543 Calvert Building. 40 ACRES.

3 miles from city, on good road, unimproved 3 acres, 4 miles from city, on good road, unimproved. Lot in Towson, n-r Courthouse, unimproved. Abo two large Livery Stables iu Towson. Gentlemen's Country Place Green Spring Valley. For particulars apply to -HARRISON RIDER.

Towson. Md. f2-rf NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. Eight-room Cottage, with Bath, Electric Lights, etc. Two Acres.

Stable, Excellent Place for Chickens; all in best condition: second cottage from El-licott City car line; on Second Nunnery lane, Ca-tonsivl'e; also convenient to Frederick road cars; price, J3.C0O; open for inspection. FRED W. NEW. dg-tf 20f St. Paul street LOT, 00 by 150, 20 minutes to centre of city, cheap.

Address 632. Sun office. BLOCK OF GROUND. $30 a front foot. Address 633, Sun office.

fl3-8t i NOW the time to buy a LOT or COTTAGE. Beulah Villas, Walbrook. Every Convenience and Restricted. PROVIDENT REALTY CORPORATION, Office cor. Garrison and Piedmont aves.

Phone, Walbrook 760. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE Desirable SUBURBAN HOME, 12-room Cottage; all conveniences; over an acre fine lawn; trees, garden. 5-oent fare; Shirley avenue, block from Park Heights. THOS. C.

CRAFT. FOR SALE COTTAGE at Forest Park cheap. ROOM 73. Knickerbocker Building. HOME-BUILDING TIME.

Build your suburban home this spring at "ROLAND HEIGHTS." Asft for plat, prices, etc. ARTHUR S. DCLANEY. 406 Md. Telephone Bldg.

DO YOU WANT A SUBURBAN HOME IN GOVANS. TOWSON or WAVERLY? If so, consult J. E. LLOYD. 325 Law Building.

f4-tf dY SOA -Bargain to early buyer. Up-to-date 10-ip 1 Room Cottage open fireplace, marble tile bath, hot-water heat, 4 porches, beautiful view, parquetry floors, cement cellar, gas. elec, water and tewerage con. direct car; lot 10CK200. 300.

Sun. THREE FINE FRAME COTTAGES, IN FEE. Dstached and modern. Must be sold. Park Heights avenue, Arlington.

E. L. PAINTER. Attorney, 301 St. Paul street.

j31-lm WALBROOK. A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE in Walbrock; MUST BE SOLD THIS SPRING. Very easy terms and no reasonable proposition will bo refused. Apply to vv. h.

maltbie; ft-tf OVJ6 Equitable Building. 20 ACRES at Ruxton; unimproved; beautifully situated with lake front; to settle estate. J. U. LLOYD.

325 Law Building. fU-tf LOTS 100x400 AND 200x400. WOODHOME HEIGHTS, THE COMING SUBURB. NEW HARFORD BOULEVARD. MODERN IMPROVEMENTS INSTALLED.

MESSERSCHMIDT. f'22 23-24 LAW BLDG. rJ SACRIFICED IF SOLD PROMPTLY. 2 ATTRACTIVE COTTAGES 2 ONE OF NINE ROOMS. i 3S THE OTHER TWELVE ROOMS, A WITH ALL CITY CONVENIENCES.

SQUARE FEET OF GROUND IN THAT DELIGHTFUL SUBURB. Si AIT A STTT Vr-Tn-ST TTTTTriTTTQ Vy vj a A. A. JL V) r- TERMS ALMOST LIKE RENT. ife i THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY.

COME OUT TODAY OR WRITE 2 "5 FOR FULL PARTICULARS. TAKE MOUNT WASHINGTON AND ELECTRIC PARK CARS. GET OF2P AT 3k OLD PIMLICO ROAD AND MOUNT AStU-NGJON HEIGHTS. FIVE-CENT FARE. fJlty Office, fj.

BKOS US REED. jj, lO E. Lexington st. On Premises. EDGECOMBE PARK COTTAGE Ten rooms, new, modern, beautiful, healthy; 5-cent carfare; 25 minutes by electric Park Heights Ave.

car; in fee. WALZL BOND. 619 Gaither Building. NEXT TO THE NEW RESERVOIR, AN IDEAL PLACE TO LIVE. ALL CITY CONVENIENCES.

5a FARE: ALL-NIGHT SERVICE. COTTAGES READY FOR OCCUPANCY. J. WATSON, 763 TO 76 CALVERT BUILDING. NEAREST SUBURB TO TOWN! 1 minutes from cor.

Charles and Lexington sts. Direct car, without change or transfer! aaLtAy4 EDMUNDSuN AVENUE. Mile frontaga on Ellicott City car line. Lots 100x200 feet, or larger twice the size of usual suburban lot yet cost no more! Prices include ALL modern improvements: 50-f cot-wide- streets, gas and eiectrio light, water. SEWERAGE PLANT.

Magnificent new from every lot; old trees, fruit and shade. County taxes. Write for descriptive booklet FINISHED HOUSES FOR SALE. CAUGHY, HEARN CARTER, 213 E. Lexington.

VERY FINE RESIDENCE at ROLAND PARK, on ROLAND 12 rooma and 4 bathrooms. JOHN G. DILLEHUNT. 221 St. Paul st l.ROO THOSE BEAUTIFUL TWO STORY FRONT PORCH DWELLINGS, 4800 block Delaware avenue, just completed cemented cellar, ewer connection, laundry lots 175 feet.

Car to 4SOO l'aik Heights ouc ai- a-l. WMm DESIRABLE DWliLLINfii FOR SALE. Ml rilhnlrnl st 'JriiO Park ave. J.i21 Madison ave. 23.) LutttVV Place.

(C5 Linden ave. "li uliert. tit. Al (u 41 1 VHIIVU Dig I fU-lm JOHN G. nil.LKHUNT, UI St.

Paul a Wrtjnnjii 6t 1713 Fdoomingdalo sve. 2204 W. FAYETTE front modern in every wav, 6 roomit and bath, exculluut shape; will sacrifice to a quick niin-iiuarr. OKAS. VV.

KLIPPEU I -aw Bldg. AT A N. GAY ST. Fine etore properties. Exivllcnt location.

Mast bo sold ut once. L. C. PERKINS. fl5-2fit, 7t Gutither ltnil.1 i "ijr- FOR SALE 517 E.

Twenty-third street, two btory HOUSE; first-claw condition; ail to-vmirnw, Apply on premises. fl.Vll bTORE AMi DWELLING-Snitsole for ny busi-n4H. flf." N. Gay. Apply Fainnount v.

LOT 24x120, FREDERICK AVKMIO, near Pasou street. fl-r-fit I WILL SELL at rnblif auction at the ltoal tale Exchange, St. I'aul on 'IHLHh-DAY. February the large VACANT LOT, 47 fet by 173 to a ro-foot alley, southwest corner or Mmylund and North avenues. This lot is suitable Tor a rrnn theatre or apartment house.

T. W. MAKRI TT til 7 St. Paul street. fl4-19t 35 TWO-8TOKV H1UCK UW 1 JjL.1 8 on a main street and trolley line; Houses now rented; will sell cheap to, quick buyer, either in fee or mMfd to (croiiMl rent.

HILL'S HEAL ESTATE fU-6t NlfTt. Paul t-t 7oH N. Calvert, et. lIO Mt. It al vp.

E. Lafayette ave. WJIH N. Charles ft. Madison CALGUV, 1 1 1 A LN CARTER.

Irn lilH Ea-t Lcni'iirtim streH. WILL JtL'Y A DEMRABLE THREE-h TOR If DWELLING on a. broad and prominent Htrect. SAMUEL BEALMEAK, 114-IIS Law Budding. Iffttt PARK nrar North Suit able fr-r two fumilirs; 10 rooms.

'I bntli- In rwHe emditi'ti. HILL'S KEAL E3TATE OFFICES 405 Cotirtland gtrcct. r.4-fet FACTORY SITES. In dty on E. It.

and with nater HILL'S ESTATE OK-F1CE3, 4Qfl Cotirtlanil Btreet. fl-t 1 a-8TORY lionise, with modem neal Carroll Pnrk. 13H1 JAMBS KT, fl4-et following lovelv 'Z STOHV HOMESL'aay Term. SOO bik. N.

Carrolltou. 11H W. Mulberry. 1K1? Applton. 11MM Mk.

V. Lexington. N. VTFOn. UliM) blk.

KtuXo. LINIE.V handme 3-story. In fea. jy Ifl Myrtle. 3-story.

RKi Kit N. Cn Villi tio lion, j-awjry. -arev. I'hore. jiimor wfh TERMS SAME AS RENT.

tl BLOCK EAST AVENUE. fecT LITTLE PALACES two-story, nix rooms, bath. Rati range, stationary I'ompeiian brick fronts, sewer conrertlon and erery other modern con rentenre. 41 onn-T'M BLOCK FAIT between Lakewood avenue and Grove ttxeet, beet-buiJt houei ia eat end at this price; all modem improvement and sewer connection fl-lm DW. J.

STORCK. on Premlna. 2231 W. BALTIMORE laat of the new houKea in this block, Reduced pric. Only small cash required, bring what cash yoii have and taik husinesa.

Building Aswwiiition Loan arranffed if dealred. 33-lm H. T. RICUAHOH. IQOft VV.

Baltimore at. $4,600 Cheapest COKNEU HOUSE on EDTAYV PLACE. Ixw experiBes. fiSO Sun. TWENTY ACREH NEAR ORUID II ILL PARK.

Address 4 14, Hun office. F13-6t TWOST'tRY AND BASEMENT DWELLING. 22M H. Calhoun st. Address C.

A. SHolJ-MAKEH, Rofk Hall, Md. Fll-12t JtVan N. Fulton Ave. 100 Guilford Ave.

KOR N. Caroline Ht, 2 112 Ave. PEAUTIFIIL C-tTTAOK at Valley Viwv Park. G. V.

LAPTKXBERflER, 212 LAW PI.DG. WHEN YOU WANT TO BUY OU SELL HEAL ESTATE ANY ERE TRY MAURICE LAUPnEIMER. tl lilll Calvert Building. 717 W. LEXINGTON IN FEE lot 22x150; large thre-tory house; 12 rooma and bath, furnace, with two-story brick stable In rear, cheap.

W. E. FERGUSON, Ill-lSt 51. Eipiitable Building. 2007 2402 211 217 Callow ave.

N. Charles st. St. I'aul st. N.

Calhoun st. E. Baltimore st. H07 W. North ave.

1 1 4 W. Lexington st. W. Baltimore st K. 20th at.

121 VV. Lanvale st N. Calvert st. HMO Linden ave. 2207 N.

Calvert f.t Kruid Hill ava. 1 Kiederick ave. Walbrook ave. Cottage, Govans. 1 r.iH Malstet ave.

r. it N. Lakewood ave. 1 '2 2214 2722 1412 700 W10 McCnJloh st. W.

Fayette at. Maryland ave. Bolton et. N. Fulton ave.

Penna. ave. h'utaw st. -01 a Park ave. 1012 14 Linden ave.

C. Duo an Nephew, 1C E. Lexington St. THERE 13 NO SECTION OF THE CITY i YOU CANNOT OWN YOCr. HOME IK YOU PURCHASE THROUGH CHARLES MORTON.

YOU CAN PAY FROM 91 OO TO 2M CASH ON ANY PKOPEUTY UE HAS FOR SALE. HERE ARB A FEW BARGAINS: COR. CALVERT AND 24 TH TN FEE. 7 W. LAKAYKTTE lO 1f.T JOHN STREET, 1 HOOMs: IN FEE.

2U ANI 2tl I ST. PAiJL IN FEE. ani i phe.hstman in fee. lftO N. CALVERT KT.

IN FEE: 1f ROOMS. S'ZM PARK AVENUE; FEE 15 ROOMS. HtH NORTH FK KMONT: G. R. ROOMS.

JU4 NORTH MONTFORD; G. R. 7 ROOMS. 713 GERMAN RT. G.

R. 7 ROOMS. 22 HOUSKS ON WOOPLEY STREET. HOUSES ON PORT STREKT. 7 HOIJSErf ON NORTH DURHAM STREET.

i TT'T'SITI ON NORTH ROK STREET. HOUSES ON ASHBURTON' STREET. HOUSES ON ARCHER STREET. CHARLES MORTON, 200 St. Paul St.

233 WEST HOFFMAN, Srmurt? 19 Rooma and Bath Will be put in good condition and sold on Terms To Suit Purchaser MAURICE LAUPHEIMER. 501 Calvert Bldg. lOlO Carrol Hon ave. 43S Cross, store, 1122 E. Chase.

247 N. Kuhroeder. 22 Hi E. Riddle. 1200 Blk.

E.Lexington, fi Houses VViinier alley. 2 lOO N. Calvert st. 21HN. Carey.

2304 E. Preston at. Mosher. store. 1 Ruskin ave.

1030-32 Riverside ave. fi W. Heath st. mix Voiron (in 23S W. Hoffman.

i 1 It 1( I W. C.F.flMAN Cvl7fli i2 and MAPISON AVE. APARTMENT Yielding about a year. City Realty IN EXCHANGE, for Suburban I arms, Ground Rei.ts. Moi-tgiices.

Luang. Property throughout city, State and country. MAURICE LAUPHEIMER, IIIM Calvert Bldg. BOLTON ST. NEA DRUID HILL PARK, KVRGE STABLE IN REAR: CHEAP.

A P- PLY" 420U MAINE AVENUE. WEST FOR. EST PARK. RESPECTABLE Colorefl Person can buy a ntce 'I story Dwelling. VV.

section; porcelain bath: $4.20 per week (which Includes everything) and small casa payment. CASSARD. 1 1 Clay st. IIO W. TWENTY -SECOND 12 rooms; 1-tory kitchen; corner house; 3-story.

115 VV. 22 8 rooms; 3-Btory. Keys Tl. 8. T)UKER.

124 W. Twenty-second st. f12t FAYETTE OI'P. FRANKLIN SQUARE. IN FEE; 14 ROOMS; IN FIRST-CLASS ORDER.

SAME. It. BOYD, ft K. Lexington street. H825.

EAT TW.i ST RY DWELLING, 240f KTiOCK EAST RIDDLE ST. JfGoO for 10(? bOUTH HOWARD. Oppowile B. O. R.

R. Apply 1G04 N. Broadway. Phone. Wolfe 16M-R.

51 OTTER BE I 3-story; O.U 24 515 OTTER KIN 2-story; O.R 24 11M COLUMBIA 2-rtory; G.R 42 1B41 LYNWOOD AVE fc-tory G.R $fi5 STATE REALTY (J. P. Et Paul 2812. 311-317 Gaither Bldg. SMALL CASH DEPOSIT Pay balance aame as rent.

We can buy you a horaa anywhere. Call H07 FIDELITY cor. Charles Lexington rts. Phone. St.

Paul 3361-M. SIS N. CAREY 20x17 tj feet, 12 Rooma. Bath and Pantry Cupboard in every room. China Closets; modem In every wav, MAURICE ROl Calvert Building, j2fi-lin 2012 MARYLAND 3-story, 1212 LINDEN 3-story.

727 RESERVOIR 3-story. 22 N. MOUNT 3-etory. 117 WASHINGTON 3-story. f25 FIOLLINS ST.

(Store): 3-story. W. KAYETTtf 2-story. M1 CATOR 2-storv. 4025 GREENMOUNT R.

J. MOTZ. J31rn 100 Law Building. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN House, 2300 Mc CULiOIJ North In good re-jiair. Address 4is.

Sun cvflice. M-14t FOR SALE AT "CLOVERDALE" EXCEPTION ALT ATTUACTTVE BUILDING LOTS, facing Druid IIill Park, on the lake front; also LOTS on Eutaw Place, Linden avenue. Brooks 'ana and Chauneey avenue; bitulithic drive, with parking and sidewalks, sewers, water, etc. For plats and further Information addre.is TRUSTEES ESTATE OF CHAUNCEY BROOKS. 24 Commerce ttreet, J28-lm HtU W.

Baltimore at through to Raborg et 34M W. Hoffman st. 23 N. Fulton ave 2000 N. Charles st.

VV. 25th st. JOHN S. DEALE, Real Estate, St. Paul 07 Alxll Building.

750-2127 NORTH CHARLES STREET. FULL PURCHASE PRICE. NO MORTGAGE. 20xl25-TO CT.OSK AN ESTATE. j'O-eofflt HA ML.

It. BOYD, ft E. Lexington st Or nl Owning A HOME OF YOUR OWN It So. BE bt'KB AND INSPECT THOSE Houses on Gorsuch Ave. Just 1 Block West of Clifton Park TV An V4T frrT.vri IF YOU REGARD CONVENTEXCB.

S.i tn YOU DESIRE COMFORT, fVi YOU ILL AT ONCE ARRANGB FOR THE PURCHASE OK ONE OF THESB r'i HOMES. UPON REASONABLE TERMS, sfr OT MUCH CASH REQUIRED. tu APPLY TO WM. F. BEISW ANGER, at, 'Z 44 HOMESTEAD ST.

X. GEO. A. GEBB. 321 HOMESTEAD ST.

Phone, MU Vernon 4188-Y. JLEAX, ESTATE TOR RENT. JtJ2. W. FRANKLIN 8 Rooms and Bath.

1JZ.5". J. W. HOWh-lts. 1ft K.

l-xington gt. 1331 GILMOR ST. 1513 Bolton Rf. ir.is t. Giimor N.

Gdmorst. 11 I'lunioau at. T0J5 Eutaw Place. Lot 2213 Maryland are. ir sir.Txr f.l-ft Howard and Fayette streefl.

47: Park neihts ave. 2234 Eutaw Place. 215 N. Gilmor st. I 3ff5 John st.

252U McCvlloh st. A NI MANY MORE IN EDWIN L. TLRNBULL 1435 Mt. Royal are. Madison are.

20 E. Mt Vernon. 1417 Park avo. 31 E. 2lBt st.

CITY AND COUNTRY. 12 E. Leiingtou. WAS REMOVED AS GUARDIAN Adult Children Cnarsrctl Her "With Trainlns Tonngest Son In Spiritualistic Practices. I Today At Towson.

Orphans' Court County Commissioners. 10 A. M. 10 A. M.

1 'The Orphans Court at Towson yesterday refused a new hearing to Mrs. Mary K. Ireland, who was removed as guardian of her rsinor children last Thursday. -Tin' Court signed an order directing Mrs, Ireland to produce the children in court next Tuesday, together with all her books and accounts. The custody of the children has been awarded to Mrs.

Ireland's eldest daughter, Miss Elizabeth H. Ireland, of Woodensburg. This action was taken after a hearing and upon a petition of Mrs. Ireland's children, alleging that their mother had taken her youngest son, Lawrence E. Ireland, to Baltimore and was training him in spiritualistic practices for pecuniary purposes.

Mrs. Ireland denied this. The decision of the Conrt was divided. Chief Judge Hoshall dissenting. The hearing was marked by considerable bitterness.

Mask Ball At Hamilton. The Country Club of Hamilton gave a mask ball last evening in Hamilton Hall. The committee of arrangements consisted of Messrs. George F. Derr, J.

P. Hoerr and James Tresser. Those who won prizes for costumes were Messrs. William McCaliister, J. J.

Baunigartner, George F. Derr, August Famine and J. Thomas Carter. Oh Washington's Birthday the members of the'eiub will give a banquet at Junker's Hotel. Soon To Pass Century Mark.

Mr. John Riley, who lives with his son. Mr. Andrew Riley, near Phoenix, will 1 100 years old March 7. He is confined to his bed and is seriously ill.

Up to a few-days ago he enjoyed good health. He never uses liquor, but he chews tobacco. Mr. Cole's Henhouse Itobued. The henhouse of Clerk of the Court William P.

Cole, at Chesapeake and Highland avenues, Towson. was visited Sunday niht by thieves and 12 of his fancy chickens, includes 8 Wyandottes and 4 brown Leghorns, were stolen. Mr. Owens Sells Farm. Mr.

Thomas Owens, of Sunnybrook, Tenth district, has sold his farm to Mr. George Glenyokle, of Baltimore. Farmer Will Retire. Mr. John S.

Royston, of Cockeysville. will retire from farming, having sold Gorsuch farm, near Ashland, to Mr. Carroll I. Benson, of Marble 1 nil. It contains li'T acres.

Estate To Husband And Children. The will of Mrs. Sarah Ellen Peddicord was admitted to probate yesterday by the Orphans Court at Towson. She gives to her husband, Mr. George Henry Peddicord, the Lome on the Windsor Mill road for life.

At his death it is to be sold and the proceeds divided equally among her eight children. Her eldest son, Mr. George Clinton Peddicord, is named executor. The children receive the personal property equally. The will is dated April 28, 1910.

Mr. Chilcont's Will Probated. By the will of Mr. John T. Chilcoat, of Philopolis, probated yesterday by the Orphans' Court at Towson, his widow, Mrs.

Lucretia Ella Chilcoat, is given all his property and is named executrix. The will is dated April 28, IDOL Sentenced By JTudtce Duncan. Judare Duncan yesterday passed sentences in the Circuit Court at Towson on the following prisoners who were tried before the court this term: Larceny Martin E. FiiJier and William Cnllifon, one year each in the House of Correction; Henry Seippel and John F. McCarthy, one year each in the Maryland Penitentiary.

Assault With Intent to Kill David Barton, alias David Jones, six months in the House of Correction. Assault With Attempt to Murder Walter Ellis and Rosa Jones, one year each in the Maryland Penitentiary. Assault Charles VV. McAbee, six months in the House of Correction. Ejt-w-ortli Leagnes Valentine Purl) The literary department of the Epworth League of St.

John's Methodist Episcopal Church, Hamilton, gave a valentine party in the Sunday-school room last night. Mr-. George Phipps and Miss Bessie Clark arranged the party. Funeral Of Miss Barron. The funeral of Miss Katharine Barron, 70 years old, who died Saturday at the home of her brother, Mr.

James Barron, took place Monday. Mass was celebrated by Rev. Richard C. Campbell in St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Texas.

Burial wsts in the church cemetery. 31 r. Merryman Files IJoimIm. Mr. N.

Bosiey Merryman has filed iu the clerk's office at Towson bonds with the American Surety Company, of Now York, as surety for himself as Coll-tor of Taxes. One bond is for given to the Couity Commissioners, and the other is for $30,000, given to the State Tlie-bonds arc written from January 13 la-t until the expiration of Mr. Merrymatt's term, December 1, 1911. Mrs. AVeineWotter Married.

Mrs. Katharine Woinekottcr, widow of Mr. Benjamin Weinekotter, of Catonsville, was married to Mr. John T. Connor Monday afternoon at St.

Mark's C3tholic Church by the assistant pastor, Uev. Jehu Brcn-nan. There were no attendants. Mr. and Mrs.

Connor are living on Eloomsbury avenue, CatonsvlHe. inspection Of Troop A. The annual inspection of Troop Maryland National Guard, was held last night at the armory at Pikesville. Sparrows Point And Vicinity. The executive committee of the Sparrows Point Ciub has elected Dr.

F. C. Eldrrd 7resident, to succeed Mr. F-ank P. Bassett.

Mr. Simon S. Martin has been elected vice-president. Mrs. H.

M. Chapman and daughter Mary-left yesterday to visit Mrs. Chapman's sister, Mrs. Walter Curtis, at Crawfords-ville, Ind. Mr.

Walter M. Carmine is spending the week with relatives at RidgeJy. Mr. I. G.

Mathews, is able to be out after having been ill. Mrs. Walter M. Leyrer, of Easton. Is the guest of hsr daughter, Mrs.

Frank Snyder. Mr. John J. Howard, of Wharton, N. who was recently appointed superintendent of the Steel company's blast furnace department, will take charge today.

Y. M. C. A. CAMPAIGN ON Bankers And Brokers WTiIl Be Besieged Today.

"We've beaten Cleveland in the number of members in our Young Men's Christian Association, even if we cannot do It in the number of people in the city." said Mr. J-T. Maylott, membership secretary of the Young Men's Christian Association, in talking about the "buttonhole campaign" which Is being waged by the association. "Before this campaign is over we expect to be ahead of the New York association. At present it has only about 250 mora members than we have." The first move in the bid for new members will begin today, when the bank contingent, under tlK leadership of Mr.

Edward W. Adams, will start a crusade among bankers and brokers. The crusaders will not pin buttons or badges on those they buttonhole; all the prospective members will be asked to do will be to sign a littlu card. Tomorrow will bo "Gas and Electilo Day." when an opportunity will be given, employes of the Consolidated Gas Electrj.j Ligbt'and Power Company to join. Friday the department stores will be invaded.

Saturday has been reserved for the wholesale bouses, principally because it is usually an easy day for them. BotU Pnrcaaie Tracts At Roland Park Fourteen Dtrelllns-s Are Planned. The New Carrollton Hotel, on the east aide of St. Paul street, above Baltimore street, has been sold to John J. Hurst by Mr.

and Mrs. James H. De Atley, of Washington. It will be continued as a hotel under the present management The building is eight stories high, of brlcl and granite. It was built Ty' the present owner In con-aectlon with his brother.

Mr. Charles W. Hurst. They sold it to Matthew De Atley. Mr.

De Atley conducted it as a hotel until his death last Jnne, when he left It to his brother James. It has a frontage of 25 feet and extends back 100 feet. The sale was made in fee. Announcementwas made yesterday that Charles II. Dickey, president of the Maryland Meter Company and the prime mover in tbe Greater Baltimore boom, and his brother, Edmund S.

Dickey, has each purchased a lot on Somerset road. In Roland Park, from the Roland Park Company, on which they will erect handsome dwellings. According to the plans, whirh will be prepared by Architect Howard Sill, the houses will be modern throughout. Fourteen two-story dwellings are to be erected on the east side of Huntingdon avenue, between Thirtieth and Tbirty-flrBt streets, by Walter M. 'Hampson, to cost about $20,000.

Permission hurt Twfn tr1vn by the Building Inspector to begin work ar once. or the proposed houses will measure 15 by 45 feet and be equipped with electric lighting and hot-water heating. Concrete walks, yards and cellars will be laid. Architect George Worthington has just finished the plans for the new edifice for the congregation of Grace Protestant Episcopal Church at Elkridge, Md. It will be one and a half stories high, of stone, with slate roof and concrete foundation.

It will cost about $15,000. Among builders estimating on the work are John Cowan, Samuel Spreat and George A. Blake. William G. Buckey has commissioned Architect M.

H. Murray to prepare drawings for the construction of a modern cottage on Carlisle avenue, east of Garrison avenue, to cost about $4,000. It will be two and a half stories high, of ornamental frame and with blue stone basing. It will measure 25 feet by 30 feet. Hot-water heating and electric lighting will be installed.

An attractive suburban cottage is to be erected on Kate avenue, near Garrison avenue, for Archibald Stewart. The plans, which were prepared by Architect Henry J. Tinley, call for a two and a half story frame structure, with slate roof and concrete foundation. Broad porches will be built on three sides. Mr.

and Mrs. William M. Foust sold to George E. Neff a number of dwellings in the eastern section of Baltimore. One at 2118 East Fayette street has a lot measuring IS feet by 100 feet and Is subject to a ground rent of $54 one is at 130 Bond street, in fee, and another at 123 South Dallas street, with a lot 20 feet by 90 feet.

Nine are on North Port street. eight being subject to ground rents of and one of $42. United States Senator Rayner has sold to Charles F. Mahn a lot measuring 21 feet by 96 feet on the south side of Montgomery street, near Covington 6treet, subject to a ground rent of $80. A fee-simple property on the west side of McCulloh street, near Preston street, with a lot measuring 20 feet by 127 feet, has been sold by E.

M. Hiehl to Goucher Samuel P. Morton Son have sold for John M. Hahn a three-story brick dwelling at 1544 Argyle avenue to W. C.

Wiegel. Mr. Wiegel has bought the property as an investment. Mrs. Fannie C.

Lambert has purchased from Charles S. Hartman and James Rldgaway the fee-simple property at the southwest corner of Mount Royal and Maryland avenues. The lot measures 50 feet by 110 feet. Julian S. Jones was the attorney for the purchaser.

The title was examined and guaranteed by the Title Guarantee and Trust Company. Mrs. Mabel D. Stevens has purchased through the real estate office of Elmer Perkins a ground rent of $45.50 on 1729 Jackson 6treet. The lot is improved by a two-story brick dwelling and is 13 feet by 85 feet REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Baltimore City. Tuesday, Feb. Peter Baroch and ivife to Frank J. Pinter, e.s. Washington nr.

Keyser, 12.4x68.41i. r. $37 Frank J. Pinter to Peter Baroch. e.s.

Washington st, nr. Keyser, 12. g.r. $37 Anna Kamphaus to Edw. A.

Weiler. e.s. Pa-tapsco nr. Heath, 11.7x90, g.r. $30 Edw A.

Weiler to Anna Kamphaus, e.s. Patapsco st, nr. Heath. LL7i90, g.r. $30 George F.

Beavin to William Hommerbocker, etc, s.e.s. Cleveland st, nr. Carey. 14x72. g.r.

$42 Fianciska Blatt to Joseph M. Creamer and wife, s.s Portugal aL, nr. Collington 12.6x40. g.T. $9.37 Michael Keelty to James Keelty, 9 lots Same to same, 18 lots Riehard F.

Henebcrry to Charles L. Merriken, v.s. Patuxent st, nr. Baltimore. 13.6x75 Fanny Stewart to Mabel D.

Stevens, e.3. Jackson nr. Heath, 13x8 M8rv Fear to Eliza W. Wilso 1 lot William Ftoust and wife to George E. Neff, 12 lots Morris Kessel to Morris Lasinsky.

6.3. Lombard nr. Exeter, 18x53, g.r. $30 George L. Plitt and wife to George L.

Plitt, s.g. Clifton nr. Seventh 29.8ra3 Charles S. Hartman. to Fanrue O.

Lambert, s.w. cor. Jit. Royal and Maryland aves. 50x Frederick Kellermun, etc, to F.

William Oilman, e.s. Durham st, nr. Lanvale, 12x61, g.r. $39 E. J.

Gallagher Realty Company to Thomas Barkorba and wife, w.s. Beinord nr. Canton 12.2x63, g.r. $33... Jeremiah S.

Colburn and wife to Walter L. Westphal, s.3. Fayette 6t, nr. Catherine, 14x70. g.r.

$o6 George W. Williams and wife to William W. Oster, 2 lots Same to J. Theodore Oster, 2 lots Clara 8hamleffer, to Clara w.s. Eden nr.

Bank. 15x64, g.r. $15 Frank Novak to Joseph E. Cook and wife, e.s. Patuxent st, nr.

Orleans, lixTO. g.r. $45. Virginia B. Gardner to Joseph Rauft.

n.s. Lanvale st, nr. Gilmor, 15.8i4x91.10. g.r. $30.

Harry C. MoComas. to Charles N. Grant, s.s. Frederick nr.

Vincent alley, 13.5x102.3, S-r. S42 Frank Novak to Elizabeth Ranlin, 508 Stree-per st. 12.5x65, g.r. $36 Samuel Thatnan and wifa to -Sarah Lipeitz, 701 W. German 22x100.

g.r. $40 John G. Krug to Georga W. Kormann and wife. e.s.

Milton nr. Baltimore 1380. g.r. $37.50 William Ulrica to John C. Clrich, w.s.

Chestnut nr. First 16-10x135, g.r. $45 Wilbur and wife to Frederick Shaffer and wife, s.w.s. Cross st, nr. Columbia 12x86 Emily M.

Hiehle to Goucher Cbllega, a w.s. McCulloh at. nr. Preston. 20x127 Mary L.

yon Newendorf to Filomena Russo, n.w.s. Belair nr. Wolfe 14.6x110.8, g.r. $45 Francis J. Campbell, to G.

Judd Stec 14. $5 5 5 o8.S3 1 5 5 1 5 1 5 5 5 630 1,400 1 600 675 5 ver-s, 4 lots Wilbur F. Shillinberj and wife to James H. Henthom and wife. s.w.a.

Cross at, nr. Columbia 12x8. John- J. McCartney, to Katherine Gcrmley. B.e.s.

Columbia nr. Bayard 11.11-3-10x80, rr. $36 Irvin Ebangh to Harry O. Wilson, n. oor.

Division and McMechen 16x72. g.r. $40.. Isidor Rayner, eta, to Charles F. Mahn, a.s.

Montgomery st, nr. Corington, 3x96, c.r. $so Chin Ming Right to Chin Ting Wue, ce-a. Gay nr. Oliver 13x64.1914, g.T.

$39 Rochester-Kirkness Realty Company to Henry Puescfael and wife, w.s. Hare nr. Baltimore, 12.10x70, nvr. Same to John F. Pletka and wife.

w.s. Hare 8 5 st, nr. Baltimore. 13.10x70, g.r. 5 Charles H.

Sieok and wife to Stefano Lanasa and wife, n.s. Cross st. nr. James aL, 115x 79.9 Charleg F. Mahn to Mary J.

de Garmendia, s.s. Montgomery st, nr. Covington. 21x56 William C. Reamy and wife to William F.

Steward, e.s. Monroe st. nr. Franklin, 13x84, g-r. $65 1 Genrge N.

Meiset to Newbold Sons, Inc. 8 lota James H. De Atley and wife to John J. Hurst eta, e.s. St Paul nr.

Bank lane, 5 Baltimore County. Towson, Feb. 14. Charles Daltoa and wife to Annie P. Dalton, 39 acres and 147 perches; Seventh district $S0O Sidney E.

Walzl and wife to William H. Wil- helm and wife lot at Elderslie 6 Isaac H. Crowther and wife to Stephen D. Lloyd, 2 7-100 acres, Seventh dietriot 134.30 Wesley Enight. to George H.

Johnson and wife, 8 acres and 35 square perches, read leading from Long Green to Old Manor road, and 10 acres on Old Joppa road 3,800 Homeland Height Company to Newman H. D. Cox and wife, lot cor. Park Heights and Homeland 1 Margaret Paine et aL to Hezekiah T. Hol- lonee and wife, interest in 152 acres, Second district- Roland Park Conpsnv to A'-aninta.

F. Dickey, lots cn Univeioity Parkv.ay pronriation Of Max W. Winkler, 46 years old. a tailor on West Lexington street, was arrested yesterday by Detective Kahler, of headquarters, to answer three indictments charging him with misappropriatins funds of the First Hungarian Sick Benefit and Literary Association, of which he was president. Two indictments are for larceny and one is for embezzlement.

He was released on $500 bail on each charge. Winkler is charged with drawing $67 of the association's funds from bank and with failing to deposit $75. He disappeared recently, but It was learned that he bad gone West. 'Detective Kahler learned last Saturday that Winkler had returned to the city and succeeded in locating him yesterday hi an office in the Law Building. AGED NEGRO RESCUED AT FIRE Patrolmen Find Hlin ill In Red Blaze Soon Pnt Out.

Erastus Hill, an aged negro. 101 East street, was carried from his bed, where he had been sick several weeks, early yesterday morning by Patrolmen Neslein and Connors, of the Central district, when a fire was discovered iu an adjoining room. The fire started in some rags and corn husks in the second story. Patrolmen Neslein and Connors were in the neighborhood and, seeing smoke issuing from the building, they sounded an alarm. They then hurried to the house and rescued Hill, who was so ill that he was'unable to leave his bed.

The loss was slight, as the firemen soon extinguished the blaze. COURT PROCEEDINGS Criminal Court Judge Embezzlement Adolph F. Decker; before reported; jury out Larceny Samuel Zanta, pleaded guilty and paroled. Disturbing the Peace Maud Lacy, colored, fined $20 and costb. Assignment for Today Larceny.

Eugene Johnson, colored Lpo McFadden, Joseph Sarrow: fraud. Edgar White Panther; non-npport. Wil'-iarn Rin-klc; Sunday work, Josenh Blair William Besfiie Era.k, Louis Friedman. John Gelzinos. Israel Glazier, Morris Goldberg, Samuel Goldberg, Max Goodman, Morris Green bers.

Pauline Hoffman, Benjamin Kaplan. Israel Kottersi.uru, Rosa Klein. Joser.h Ki'dinayer. Harris Mceeeblotn, Matinla. Albert J.

Now, Mar; Rico. Joseph Sar-tusky, Ferdinand Schilling. David Sople-keoe: sill-in liquor on Sunday, Max Lipsky, Rolert H. Keiiy; illegal entrance to saloon. Max Lipsky; violating Ld.uor law, Joseph E.

Reilly; perjury, Annie Kellnar. Fart 2 Judge Ilarlan. Larceny Emma Erisman, nine months in jaiL Assault Henry Neuman, 30 davs in jail. Illegal Entrance to Saloon Charles J. Brown, not guilty confessed.

Deadly Weanort Harrison Clayton, colored, stct Pandering Charles E. Wilson, jury disagreed and diMiarged. FmbezzJementr-Norman C. Harding, sub curia. Fe'cnious Assault Harry Mcintosh, colored, not guilty.

Assignment for Today Attempted false vwe-tenses. William Jones; assault to murdw, James Baroch; disturbing the peace. Thomas.J. Gallagher; fortune-telling, Einma G. Doley carnal knowledge.

Howard Coggina, Harry Potaler, Harry Smith assault, Heclunau. StTPERioa Coort Judge Gorier. Joseph HoBan vs. Harry Nichoy and William FoTsythe, for personal injuries: not concluded. Assignment for Today Pending case and Nos.

2T, 80, 81, SI, 92, 95. 96 and 97. City Court Judge Dobler. J. C.

M. Lucas Company- vs. William P. Crenshaw, Francis K. Carey and James Piper; before reported: yerdict for defendants, under the instructions cf the Court-Sarah A.

Roberta vs. United Railways and Electric Company, for rterwnal injuries; not rrmelnded. Assignment for Today Pending case. Nos. 56.

62, 65, 63. Lehne Antique Company r. Eben Sutton and wife, E9. 60, 61, 72 and 99. Part 2 Judge Xllcs.

Maurice S-erdlin ts. Moses Roenstein and Bessie Rosens tein; non pros. David Caplan vs. Louis Blausteai; not concluded. Harry J.

Bach r. Mary VV alters; sub curia. Assignment for Today Pending case, Nos. 49. 63, 70, Roysl Loan and Investment Company vs.

Lilly (etet), 73, 75 and 80, non-jury appeals. Co cut or Common Pleas Judge Elliott. George H. Weiner tb. Consolidated Gas Electric Light and Power Company, for alleged dansa from turning off gas on plaintiff's premises; verdift for plaintiff for $15.

John J. Euenk vs. William E. Qulnn cpen account; verdict for plaintiff for $122.90 and counsel fee of $25. Assignment for Today Nos.

124, 136, 143, X'JZ, 102. 114, S3, Uo ana 13,. Circuit Court Judge Sites. Augusta RomenaH ts. Casimir Romeuski; bill diwniBsed, with costs.

Max Cohen ts. Mayor and City Council et al. not concluded. Assignment for Today Pending case, No. 23 and Foote et al.

ts. Claggett et aL Circuit Court No. 2 Judge Stump. Divorce granted to Carrie Chandler from Thomas J. Chandler.

James H. Preston ts. United Surety Company; before reported not concluded. Assignment for Today Nos. 61, 7.

pending case and 37. Orphans' Court Judges Block, Gaither and Dunn. Letter Testamentary Granted Estates of Sarah E. Hoppkina to Louise H. Hall and Edward Hopkins, bond $100; of Harriet C.

Gardner to Elisa C. Gardner, bond $100; of E. John Nicholas to Bessie K. Nicholas, bond $500. Letters of Administration Granted Estates of J.

Edward Watkins to Minnie B. Bcdine. bond $S00: cf Elizabeth A. O'Malley to John I'. Galvin, boml $S00: of Eli S.

Bond to Robert A. Bond, bond $1,000. Guardians Appointed Susanna Kumma for Mary Kumma et bond Lillian E. Gambrill for Robert G. Gainbrill et bond $3,000.

Inventories Filed Estate -f Fanny Bencsc-h, Alexander C. $264: Arnold Scbmiek. $600: limma E. Graff, $900; Maria ir-Iiardt. $10.

Administration Accounts Passed Estate of Mary Ulrich, Johanna $2,532: John S. March. Alexander C. Blacklar, $786; Maria Reinhaxdt, $1,030. Sales Ratiried Annie Dietrich, $930; Mary McCartney, $SSo: Sarah S.

Gould. $269 and $3,015. Wills Filed Harriet Gardner. William F. Sehrotdcr, Gabriel D.

Ciark. E. John Nichols. Circuit Court for Baltimore Countt. Judge Duncan.

1 Towson. Feb. 11. Trial Docket Fifteen, cases called and continued or passed. Asfipntnent for Todiy-No.

ITS. 1.3. 1.9. 19. 132.

185, 1S7, 1S8, 139. 191, 1P1, JUG. ivS and 199..