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THE SUN, BALTIMORE, SATURDAY MORNING, MAT 27, 1899. 10 DIVIDENDS, ETC. FINANCIAL, DIVIDENDS, ETC. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS.

AUCTION SAI.ES. AUCTION SAX.E3. i mi a ma backs, steady at 28s. Cottonseed Oil dull; refined. June-August, steady at 15s.6d.

Wheat Spot No. 2 red Western winter, steady at 6s. No. 1 red Northern Duluth. steady at 6s.4d.

Futures steady: July. 5s.l0id. September. Ssfld Corn Spot American mixed, new, steady at 3s.6d. American mixed, old, steady at 3s.64U.

Futures, quiet: May. 3s.6d. July. 3s.5d.; September, 3s. 5 d.

Flour St. Louis fancy winter, rum at 7.6d. Tallow Australian in London, firm at Los.3d. The Cotton Exchange will be closed today and tomorrow. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

receipts to this date. 8.0S1.177 bales same date last vear, .36.309 bales; exports for the week. bales: same week last year. $0,135 bales; total ex-Witi to this date. 6.616.192 bales: same date last rear.

6.Jf5,434 bales; stock at all United States ports. 7CJ.176 bales; same time last af. -01r bales; stock at all interior towns. Dales; same time last year. 114.673 bales: stock at Liverpool.

1.417.000 bales: same time last year, Lit 1.000 bales; stock cf American afloat for Great Britain, 55 bales: same time last Tear. 105.000 bales. Wool. Prices wore well supported, under an active demand, while the receipts of new clip were crowing larsrer The ouotations were as follows: Unwashed. 1713 cents; tub-washed, 2ia26 cents per Piskey.The market was rather quiet and prices steady, with the quotations as follows: Lua Sl.31 per gallon for finished goods in carloads: 1.3iaS1.32 per gallon for jobbing lots.

Alcohol, 2.44a Site per gallon. Grain Freights. The quotations were as follows Liverpool per bushel. 2A. June; London pet quarter.

bd. June: (llasjow per quarter. 2 lrt June; Belfast per quarter, is. td. June: Dublin per quarter.

2s. 7ud. June: Bristol per quarter, none offering; Leith" per quarter. 2s. td.

castle per quarter, note offering ork for orders. 3 Mav, 3 Did. Jure: Denmark per quarter. 3s. Mav, 3s.

D-d. "June: rkked ports per quarter 2s. 7i.d Mav-June; Antwerp per quarter. 2a 6d. June.

Rotterdam per quarter. 2s. Jd. June: Bremen per quarter. 30 rfgs.

July: Hamburg per quarter. 2s. 3d. June; Havre per quarter, none offering. AT' THE STATE HAY SCALES.

Baltimore. Slay 26. NORTHWESTERN HAY SCALES. Choice Timothy Hay, per ton, Mixed Hay. per ton.

LaSLZ. Clover Hay, per ton. It)nl2. Straw Wheat.jer ton, oao; Rye, per ton. Sasiu.

at. per ton. 1 Corn, per barrel, 2.75aS2.;. EASTERN HAT SCALES. Timothy Hay.

per ton, Clover II' v. per ton. 9aiJ. rer ton, Rye, per ton. f.50a&; Oat.

per ton. Corn, per barrel. GEXEUAL MARKETS. New York. Mav 26.

Hour Receipts, 15.962 bar-" Mis exports, 7.666 barrels. Market easy on spring wheat grades and steady for winters with a light trade 111 around. Rye Flour Cornroeal quiet Kve steady. Barley dull; feeding. oea-W certs.

Barley Malt quiet Wheat Receipts. 25l.tKjd bushels; exports, I9.6C1 bushels. Spot weak. No. 2 red.

cents spot and to aVnve f. o. b. afloat: No, 2 red. 80 cents elector; No 1 Northern Duluth.

si- cents f. o. b. afloat to arrive: No. 1 hard Duluth S.U cents f.

0 afloat to arrive. Options opened weak on disappointing, cables and, although favored couple of sharp rallies, ruled Rurally weak under liquidation. The dose was weak at ret decline. Mav. SI 9-16aS2u cents, dosed bis, cents- Jalv.

SOaal "cents, closed SH cents; September 73 1-PU7S4, cents, closed 79s, cents; December! Tias), cents, closed 79 cents. Corn. Receipts, 35.10i bushels: 96.464 tnsteto: sales. 45.000 bushels futures 600 bojnels spot and outports. Spot steady: No.

2, 40a'0i cents 1 aric.it for new and old Options opened weak, rallied on covering, but had a late b'ea tinder liquidation, which left the mirwt Saailj weak at iaS cent decline on all mouths but Mv, which, on a slight squeeze of shorts, was cent May. 11-16 cents ed Ji cents: Julv, 13-16 cents, closed isi cenU. September closed 2S-'-. cents. Oats.

Receipts. 149.300 bushels; exports. bowels. Spot weaker: No. 2, cents: No oO cents: No.

2 white. 33i, cents; No. 3 white, ceStS; track mixed Western. 30.a32u cents: track white, cents. Options wek and lower wita "ntva5" Hops quiet.

Hides steady. Leather steady. Wool steady. Lard easy; eswtn steajvec. S5 30 reined quiet.

Pork steady, butter arm. CSwerVn.E& Oil steady. Petroleum firm. Rin quiet. Turpentine steady.

4a42, cents. Price changes in metals were sluggish and business verv tame. At the close the Metal Exchange called pig-iron warrants quiet at JiLu noni-iuSTlaS conper dull at $15.50 nominal: tm dull, wnh $25. 65 bid and S25.75 asked; lead dull witn $4 45 bid and $4.50 asked; spelter dull, with barely steadv, partially 5 TK.ints lower ruled active with weak undertoue Tnd closed sready and unchanged to 10 points net lower. Total warehouse deliveries from tneUnited States 17 07i bags, including lo.tol bags from New York New York s'ock today.

756.533 bags; United States s'ook 900.137 bags: afloat for the United State? 295 000 bass. Total risible for the United Sit L105.13T bigs, against bags, last year. Snot Coffee Rio dull and easv. Mild qu quiet and steady to Crm. Refined Chicairr.

Mar 26. Wheat declined on profit-tak-jri: July closed with a loss ot 1H ntCora cent and Oats a5 cent Pork lost cents and Lard and Ribs 5- cents each. Wheat opened at a decline of laU. cents due chierlv to i-ahles. liberal Northwest veirirs and reports of imnnwement the conai-tSu of the prine crop.

Selling for both accounts was hlavy? and the market ruled weak up to the ho-tr of the seiin. when it rallied on an. ac-itmx-ltfon of dome-tic crop damage news and un-faSrabk advice, from Selling r-sumed and oecame so aggressive during fifteen minutes that the market closed wthm cent of'ibe low July opened atjaa.a-a SnV declined to 75 cents, advanced to cents and sold oti to 75 cents at tne close. Chicago received 21 cars, seven ot whichgraded contJSct Minuenoolis and Lniluth got k9 cars compared with 415 for the same day last year The agrate receipts at We-tem primary markets we.e lsT.i bushel, against 594.0W bnsr.els a Atiantic rort cf Wheat and Fiour eau iied 55-1 000 bushels. "onble crop repons and an announcement or a prominent statistician that the reach H.frW.OOO acres weakened Corn KPlL1 rare July opened ai cent lower at 33aii cents cent: declined to S2-, cents and at 33 cents.

Vuts under liquidation, owing to slack casn demand, heavy receipts and favorab.e weath er Erts 435 car. J'Uy opetied i4 cent lower at i aiVw'cents. sold sparingly at 23H cents, declined to "ceiits and cl-ed at 22 cents. Heavr Hoi receirts and the declining tendency cf era in weakened PiT-vision. VnSing cash prices for grain were: No 2 spring Wheat.

3 Sm. S3? a rprns- No re-1 cents: No. 2 torn. 33V, No 2 yellow Com. 33.a34 cents: No, 2 Ow.

25L.a26 cents': No. 2 white. 2Sa23H cents: No w-'iite cent: No. 2 Rye. hZ cents: No 2 Barti Stein cenis: No.

1 Flaxseed. $1.06: North-wteni $1.07: prime Timothyseed. E-2o Clover-Contract grade, $6.31 Futures closed as follows: wheat. Cora. Oats.

nfrtT 7i? 32-s 25i 1 --j- (Klj 73ar.H 33331 iKTi Cl.anc ensh paces for. Provisions were: Mess Pork 6..05 pet barrel; per VjO rounds: Short Ribs Sides, loose. 4.43a.. Boxed Dry Salted Shoulders. 4ia4H cents: short Clear Sides 4 95stCf.

Futures closed as follows: Mos Pork. Lard. Short Ribs. July J3.07H, i-01 $4.62 Seifmbcr 8.22ii oU Whiky Distillers finished goods. SL2S per gal.

On the Produce Exchange todny the Butter marker was quiet: creameries. 12al7ii cents; dairies. 10a 16 ctnts Eggs steady: fresh, 13 cents. Cheese wiik: creams. Sa9ii cents.

Receipts Flour. 12.t0 barrels; Wheat. 1S.M0 bushels; Corn. HS.ITO bushels; Oats. bushel- Rve 72.000 busliels.

Shipments Flour. 14.000) Wheat. a.OuO bushels: Corn. 349,000 bushels: Oats. 154.U0O bushels; Barley, 1.000 bushels.

Phfladelchia. May 26 Wheat dull and cent lnwer; rontr.ict trade. May. 76a76i4 cents. Corn 4 cr.t lovter: No.

2 mixed. Miy cents. Oats i and wek: No. 2 white clipped. 33a33L, cents; No.

3 32321 cents; No. 2 mixed clipped. 31a 31H cents. Butter tirm and prints 1 cent higher-fancy Western creamery, 13 cents: do. prints, 19 cents Eggs firm: fresh nearby.

14al5 cents: do. Western. 14t4al5 cents: Southwestern, 14al4t cents; Southern. 13Ual4 cents. Tallow quiet bet sreadv; city prime in hogsheads, cents; comtry in barrels.

4 cents: dark 37 cents; cakes. 5 cents: grease. 2ia3ij cents. Live Poultry firm and in fair demand: fowls. 12 cents; eld roosters.

8 cents; spring chickens. 25a30 cents; Til TTfi 10 THE VAL VESBE COPPER CO. LIMITED OWNS 7 mines and 14 adjoining claims in' Arizona's richest Copper section. PROPERTIES cover nearly three miles in length on the great United Verde Copper lode. ITS ORES runhigher in returns of Copper per ton than many large dividend payers.

ITS MINES are not experiments, but have been proved rich by over three years work. LOW EXPENSE of operating has been proyed in the same practical way. GOLD AND SILVER showing in lowest workings indicate that these metals alone will in future pay all expenses. NO STOCK has been donated to any one for any reason whatever. SHAREHOLDERS in this company, therefore, all stand on the same basis, that of actual cash subscribed.

ITS PURPOSE is solely the business of producing, buying and smelting Copper Ores and selling the Copper. PRACTICAL MINERS, thoroughly understanding the operations of Copper production, are in charge of the mines. BUSINESS MEN of repute, aggressive and energetic workers, are at the head of the company, and have already placed it on a sound financial basis. GOOD PROFITS are assured; the possibilities of enormous profits are as great as those of any copper mine in the world today. THESE PROFITS come from the rich ore of its own mines, and the immense earnings of its smelter through buying ore from and smelting ore for other miners.

LARGE OPPORTUNITIES for ore purchasing and custom smelting exist in the al Verde district. BEING THE FIRST company to erect a smelter, it. will secure all this trade and thus add heavily to its income. THE DEVELOPMENT of the company's own properties, and the open field for these additional lucrative branches, call for greater smelter capacity than the 40-ton first contemplated. Mr.

G. M. Fennell, treasurer of the company, left for Arizona May 22 to contract and arrange for the erection of a 200-ton smelter, of which 100 tons will be blown in on completion, the remaining 100 tons being held in reserve. PRESENT PRICE OF SHARES is par, subiect, however, to advance without notice to $7.50 or more, at the discretion of the directors. SEND FCR PROSPECTUS HOME OFFICE, 342 Boston Stock Exchange Building, BOSTON, MASS.

J. A. BLAIR SON. Bankers, Members N. Y.

Stock Exchange, 5256 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. atotice to the holders of income bonds and preferred stock of the united railways and electric company of Baltimore. MAY 27, 1899. In accordance with a resolution passed by the Board of Directors of the United Railways and Electric Company of Baltimore, at a meeting held on the 26th day cf May, INTEREST OF ONE-HALF OF ONE PER CENT. ON THE INCOME FDNTiS AND A DIVIDEND OF ONE-HALF OF ONE PER CENT.

ON THE PREFERRED STOCK, FOR THE PERIOD OF THREE MONTHS ENDING MAY 31. 1899, WAS DECLARED. The interest on such Income Bonds shall be paid free of all State, City and County Taxes. From the dividend on such Preferred Stock the proportion of such taxes for such period one-fourth of one per cent shall be dedueted. Such interest and dividend shall be paid on and after JUNE 15.

to the holders of such Income Bonds of the date of presentation and to the Preferred Stockholders of record of JUNE 1, 1.H99, and the Transfer Books shall be closed from June 1 until June 15. Interest on Income Bonds shall be payable at the OSice of MESSRS. ALEXANDER BROWN SONS on presentation of such bonds. Dividend checks will be mailed to the Stockholders of record of June 1, BRIGGS C. KECK, rr.27,30,jel,7,15 Treasurer.

HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EQUIPMENT COMPANY, dated July 1, 1S96, are hereby notified to present the 6ame tor payment at the OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY, in the city of New York, on or before MAY 29, 1S99. On that day interest on said Bonds will cease. JOHN K. COWEN, OSCAR G. MURRAY, m23-6t Receivers.

II AMBLETON BANKERS AND BROKERS. Members New York and Baltimore Stock Exchanges, 9 South street, HIGH-GRADE INVESTMENT BONDS. LETTERS OF CREDIT. AVAILABLE EVERYWHERE. 36-tf A.

SWIFT JUSTICE Is all yery good in its way, but it's infinitely better to saddle the anxiety and expense on us when aa employe makes away with your fnnda. Our nominal charge for bonded protection is apt to represent a big saving some day. THE AMERICAN BONDING AND TRUST Equitable Building, Baltimore, lid. IJARYLAND TRUST CORNER SOUTH AND GERMAN STREETS. BALTIMORE.

CAPITAL SURPLUS 8I.0OO.OOO. A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR COURT AND TRUST FUNDS. Acts as Financial Agent for States, Cities, Towns, Railroads and other Corporations. Transacts a general trust business. Lends money on approved security.

Allows interest on special deposits. Acts as Trustee under Mortgages, Assignments and Deeds of Trust, as Agent for the Transfer or Registration of Stocks and Bonds and for the payment ot coupons, interest and dividends. J. WILLCOX BROWN, President. LLOYD L.

JACKSON. First Vice-President. HENRY J. BOWDOIN, Second Vine-President J. BERNARD SCOTT, Secy, and Treas.

DIRECTORS: J. Willcox Brown. Henry Walters, Wm. A. Marburg, H.

A. Parr, H. J. Bowdoin, B. N.

Baker, Basil B. Gordon, Andrew D. Jones. Lloyd L. Jackson, James Bond, Geo.

A. Von Lingen, Alexander Brown, Joshua Levering. Jos. E. Willard, Walter B.

Brooks. Clayton C. Hall, Frederick W. Wood, Wm. H.

Baldwin, Leopold Strouse, J. D. Baker, John Pleasants. John A. Tompkins.

Seymour Mandelbaum. I lb. AND TO NET THE INVESTOR 3 TO 5H PER CENT. LISTS SENT ON APPLICATION. IDT AYES 0 JQ1 sONS BANKERS Boston, Cleveland.

Ohio, 111 Congress street. 313 Superior street. Philadelphia. V. S.

Ia-stf 421 Chestnut street. NEW YORK CITY REAL ESTATE New York is growing in population faster than any city the universe. Brooklyn, one of her five boroughs, is growing faster than New York city itself. Curious? but true. We own 1.000 acres of land almost in the geographical heart of Brooklyn.

It isn't for sale, except in house lots. These at any pi ice above $90, on any terms you choose, with every improvement, free water, stone sidewalks, gas. We are. however, not writing this ad to sell lots, but to get more people interested in this great metropolis. We wiil sell to you.

buy for you, advise with you, advance all the money you want if you are a reputable builder; in fact, do any honest thing to interest you in New York realty. Houses sold faster than they can be built. Can we serve youf Write us. BROOKLYN DEVELOPMENT' CO. 3.000,000 CAPITAL, OR WOOD, HARMON.

8c CO. Largest Operators of Suburban Real Estate in the World, 154 Montague street. Brooklyn, New York City. PAL WBWIAfll I. BY SCHWAB BROS.

CO. A DESIRABLE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE BRIC-A-BRAC, MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS. CHINA CLOSETS AND BOOKCASES, FINE ESTEY ORGAN, SQUARE PIANO AND LOT MISCELLANEOUS EFFECTS WILL BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT OUR SALESROOMS," 1C AND IS SOUTH CHARLES STREET, S. COR. GERMAN ON THIS SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 27.

AT lO O'CLOCK. SCWAB BROS. It Auctioneers. BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE ORv PHANS' COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY, THE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRATORS OF THE ESTATE OF ANDREW DOZIER. WILL DISPOSE OF FOR CASH BY PUBLIC SALE, AT THE AUCTION ROOMS NO.

Hi AND IS SOUTH CHARLES STREET, ON MAY 27, 1SJ0, AT lO O'CLOCK A. II. 3 CARTS AND LOT HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. CORNELIUS C. FITZGERALD, JANE DOZIER, Administrators.

SCHWAB BROS. Auctioneers. MESSRS. A. LEVI CO.

WILL SLL AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF DESIRABLE UNREDEEMED PLEDGES BY PUBLIC SALE AT THE AUCTION ROOMS OF MESSRS. SCHWAB RROS. NOS 1 AND IS SOUTH CHARLE3 STREE1, SOUTHWEST CORNER GERMAN ON MONDAY, MAY 2fL lOfl, BEGINNING AT 9 3(1 O'CLOCK A. CONSISTING IN PART OF DIAMONDS AND MISCELLANEOUS JEWELRY. GOLD AND SrLVER WATCHES, Men's and Women's Wearing Apparel, Blankets, Spreads, Revolvers, Guns, Clocks, Musical Instruments, Opera Glasses and Sundry Articles.

N. B. Persons having goods with as cn which the time haj expired may either redeem or renew the same prior to day of sale. A. LEVI Brokers.

423 East Baltimore st. ml7-llt SCHWAB BROS. Aucts. PUBLIC SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE OF PROPERTY, 238 NORTH BOND STREET, ON THE PREMISES. TUESDAY, MAY 30TH.

1899. AT 4 O'CLOCK P. M. The dimensions of the lot are spacious, namely, Frontage of 30 feet and depth of 156 feet 6 inches, more or less, to Dallas street. Subject to the sub- round rent of $90.00.

Improved by a COMMO-HOUS 3-STORY DWELLING, with 2-story Back Building. The situation and size of the lot otfer an opportunity to make it extra productive, as the rear portion (fronting on Dallas street) could be profitably utilized. Terms of sale, cash. Deposit of $100 required. SCHWAB BROS.

Aucts. The premises may be examined prior ta sale upon application to the auctioneers. PUBLIC SALE OF TWO SMALL AND DESIRABLE DWELING3. BOTH GOOD WHITE NEIGHBORHOODS. 1415 RIDGE PLACE.

NEAR CAROLINE AND HOFFMAN" STREETS. 1711 LA.MOXT AVENUE, NEAR AISQUITH AND LANVA'LE STREETS. Bv order of owner, we will sell, on WEDNESDAY. Mav 31, at 4 o'clock P. THAT WELL-BUILT S-ROOM DWELLING 1415 RIDGE PLACE, having bath, ranjse and heaters.

Ground rent only S23. At 4-30 P. we will sell the well-built two-story DWELLING No. 1711 Lamont a.eaue, five rooms. Ground rent $30.

Perfectly healthy and dry Houses. Terms: One-third cash, balance monthly, or all cash. 27,30,31 SCHWAB BROS. Aucts. Drey Colien.

Solicitors. SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY, KNOWN AS NO. 1529 MYRTLE AVENUE. We will sell at public auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY. June 1.

IK'3. at 3 P. THAT VALUABLE THREE-STORY HOUftE AND PREMISES, 15irf Myrtle avenue. Dimensions of lot 15 feet 9 inches by 90 feet to northeast side of an alley. Ground rent SSI.

The proierty is in perfect order and is veiy attractive. Deposit of required. SCH.WAB BROS. m27-5t Auctioneers. Taylor Keeeh.

AOorneys, Keyser Building. PUBLIC AUCTION OF TWO VALUABLE LEASEHOLD NOS. 112G AND 112S DIVISION ST. By virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Baltimore City and to close the estate of Fannie G. Shipley, deceased, the undersigned will by public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, the 5th day of June, leJ3, at 4 o'clock P.

ALL THOSE TWO VALUABLE LEASEHOLD DWELLINGS known as NOS. 112G AND 112S DIVISION STREET, and more particularly described as follows: Beginning for the first thereof on the southwest-ernmost side of Division street at the distance of 237 feet and 6 inches northwesterly from the north-wxstemmost corner of Huffman and Division streets, and running thence northwesterly, bounding on Division stieet 12 feet and 6 inches: thence southwesterly 56 feet, more or less, to the easternmost side cf a 4-foot alley; thence southeasterly, bounding on said alley, with the use thereof in common, 12 feet and 6 inches: thence northeasterly 56 feet, more or less to the place of beginning. The second lot adjoins the first on the northwest and is of the same size and dimensions. Each lot is improved by a six-room BRICK DWELLING, and each is subject to an annual ground rent of $53. Terms of Sale: One-third cash, one-third in six months and one-third in twelve months, deferred payments to be secured to the sati-faciion of tho undesigned, and to bear interest; or all cash, at purchaser's option.

A deposit of $50 on each lot will be required at the time of sale. DAVID McG. SHIPLEY, Administrator of the Estate of Fannie G. Shiylev, deceased. SCHWAB BROS.

CO Auctioneers. Robert Stanton, Solicitor, 209 St. Paul street. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF STATIONERY AND OFFICE SUPPLIES AND MISCELLANEOUS FIXTURES CONTAINED ON THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE PREMISES NORTH STREET ON MONDAY, JUNE 5. 1S99, AT lO O'CLOCK A.

M. By virtue and in pursuance of an order of th United States District Court for the District oi Maryland, the undersiimed. Trustee, will sell by public auction, as above, the entire stock aud fixtures, CONSISTING IN PART OF Assorted Stationery and Stationers' Supplies, Blank Books, Office Requisites and Specialties. Inks. Mucilage, Files, Paper, Lead Pencils, Ptns, Envelopes, Pads, Patent Fasteners and Sundries.

ALSO, Desirable Medium-Size Combination Iron Safe. Showcase, Standing Desk, Counter with Drawers, Heating t.tove. etc. Terms of Sale: Cash. WILLIAM PENROSE.

Trustee in Ranlmmtrv. SCHWAB BROS. Auctioneers. Chas. K.

Mi ii a a ii Solicitor, 102 East Lexington street, TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY NO. 701 THIRTY-FIFTH (OR HAINESj HAMPDEN. CITY ANNEX. Under a decree of the Circuit Court No. 1 cf Baltimore City, the undersigned.

Trustee, will se.l at public auction, on tne piemises, on WEDNESDAY, the 7th day cf June. 19, ar 4.30 o'clock I'. ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS KNOWN AS NO. 7ll THIRTY-FIFTH (OR HAINES) STREET, Hampden. CU7 Annex.

Beginning for same on south side of Thirty-fifth, or Haines, street 90 feet west from Chestnut avenua and at the southwest comer of said hirtv-nrtti street and a ten-foot alley, and running thence west, fronting cn Thirty-fitth street 13 feet, with depth of equal width southerly 80 feet to another ten-foot alley, with use of said alleys iu common. Subject to an annual ground rent of $'2. Improved by a nearly new two-story BRICK DWELLING, with two-story Brick Back Building. Good location, modern conveniences, etc. Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in and twelve months, wiih interest from day of sale; or all cash, at purchaser's option.

A deposit of $50 requiied at time of sale. CHAS. E. SHANAnAN, Trustee, SCHWAB BROS. Auctioneera.

JXO. 31. TERRELL. Anctioueer. TRUSTEES' SALE OF THE PLANT OF THE SINGERLY PULP AND PAPER COMPANY OF CECIL COUNTY, INCLUDING PAPER MILL, PULP MILL AND MACHINERY CONNECTED THEREWITH.

By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Cecil County, the undersigned, as Trustees appointed by said decree, will oSer at public sale, at the COURTHOUSE DOOR IN ELKTON, Cecil county, on WEDNESDAY, June 14. li-Ji. at I o'clock P. M-, THE ENTIRE PLANT OF THE SINGERLY PULP AND PAPER COMPANY OF CECIL COUNTY, aa follows: No. 1 consists of a PAPER MILL KNOWN AS "PROVIDENCE PAPER MILL," located on the Little Elk creek, in Cecil county aforesaid, on the line of the Lancaster, Cecil and Southern Railroad, and within three miles of tiie Philadelphia Dirisica of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

The land connected with this plant contains an area of SO acres, more or less, aud is particularly described in a deed from William M. Singerly to The Singerly Pulp and Paper Company by deed dated on the 16th day of July. 1890, and recorded among the land records of Cecil county aforesaid. The improvements consist of a large PAPER MILL AND MACHINERY, all iu first-class order. Also, 29 TENANT HOUSES, almost new; MACHINE SHOIiS.

OFFICE AND STABLES. The daily capacity of the mill is 114,000 pounds of paper. tne Jjitue j-ik creea. irom wnicii ice water is. obtained for washing purposes, has been pronounced ly experts as the very best for the manufacture of paper and for the use of boilers.

'lhe railroad service at the mills is of the coal and supplies are run iuto the mill by silway locomotives. 2 consists of CERTAIN LOTS OR PAK-C ULS OF LAND located in aud adjoining the to wn of Elktou, Cecil county aforesaid, with wVarves on both sides of Elk river, and particularly det cribed in a deed from Willinni M. Singerly to Thi Singerly Pulp and Paper Company dated the 16trv day of July, 1890, and recorded iu Liber J. A. D.

21. folio 2S5, one of the laud record book of Cecil county aforesaid. improvements consist of a large BRICK MILL for the manufacture of chemical pulp from wood. The capacity cf the mill is 50, Ow) pound daily. Also.

MACHINE SHOPS, SHOP. OFFICES AND STABLES. This proper, is located on tidewater on Elk river, easily accessil le to poplar and spruce wood growing on Eastern Shore of Maryland and Virginia. The railroad facilities at this point are first-class ovir the Pennsylvania system. The freight is convey-td to and from the mill doors by both railway and water cuminuuication.

No. 3 oonsists of a LOT OF LAND lying between Bridge street and Singerly avenue, 111 Elk-ton along the line of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bain RaUroud. lmpioved by a large WAREHOUSE. JK 4U Terms ol sale as prescribed by the decree are: One-third ensh on day of sale, one-third in six and the biJanee in twelve mouths from the day of sale; the credit pa.ments to be secured by the bond or not. of the purchaser, with surety or sureties to approved by the Trustees, and to bear interest Horn day of Side.

Any pet son to examine these properties will come to Elktou on the Philadelphia. Wilmington and Ii r.llimore Railroad and they will be shown over the property. Send to lhe Vh-rsigned for catalogue giving full description 01 jjafmneiy. W. T.

WARBURTON, JOHN rt. WIRT. ALBERT CONSTABLB. Trustees, Elktsm, Cecil county, MO. nil7ai.lJ Maryland.

J-JEER PARK HOTEL. DEER PARK, MD. MOST DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT OF THE ALLEGHANIES. Swept by mountain breezes; 2,800 feet above sea level. Absolutely freefrom malaria, hay fever and mosquitoes.

On main line of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Hotel and Cottages. Every modern convenience. Rooms en suite with bath. Electric Lights, Elevator.

Turkish Baths, two large Swimming Pools, Golf Links. Tennis Courts, Bowling Alleys, Magnificent Drives, Complete Livery Service. Annapolis Naval Academy Band. Delightful Cottages (furnished for housekeeping if desired) ready for occupancy JUNK 1. Hotel open from JUNE 24 TC SEPTEMBER EsDeciailv convenient to Baltimore: SLi.hmiri' ride.

Solid vestibule trains; Pullman parlor and observation cars; dining cms. For rates and information address D. C. JONES, Manager, B. and O.

Building. Baltimore, until June 10. After that time, DEER PARK, Garrett m6-s4t CHATTOLANEE SPRINGS HOTETT" Green Spring Valley, Md. High elevation; elevator-ample shade; electric lights; purest water in the world; no mosquitoes; first-class in all respects; a few minutes' ride. OPENS JUNE 1.

Rooms en-gaged 51Q NORTH CALVERT ST. m2-lm AVALON INN; In the Famous Green Spring Valley. Beautiful Groves. Picturesque Glen. T50 Feet Above Tide.

30 Minutes from City. Green Spring Valley Branch of the Northern Central Railroad. SPECIAL TERMS FOR SEASON. OPENS JUNE 1. Apply from to 2 o'clock or address M.

L. DAIGER, Manager, m5-lm "The Severn," Mt. Vernon Place. ROCK HALL MANSION, a summer Home on the bay, is NOW OPEN for guests. For full particulars address- MRS.

W. H. HANSON, Rock HallKencounty, Md. ml7-lm KEEMAR SUMMER RESORT, near Hagers-towu. OPEN JUNE 15: entirely new management: first-class accommodations; unsur-passed.

MISS KENT. Cll North Calvert st.mS-lm BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD, WILL OPEN JUNE 21. The Office is now open in Parlor 117, CARROLLTON HOTEL, from 11 A. M. to 2 P.

for the engagement of Rooms. J. P. SHANNON, tje20 Manager. A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT THE HOTEL GLADSTONE, FROSTBURG, MD.

Convenient to Baltimore, Washington and Pittsburg; every room airy, large and well furnished; cool, and breezy; 2,300 feet above sea level; no malaria; no mosquitoes; electric lights; every convenience; table and service unsurpassed; scenery magnificent; bracing air and pure water; tenuis and croquet courts on hotel grounds. Season OPENS JUNE 1. For rates and information address W. H. HELLEN, Manager, ml3-lm Frostburg, Md.

IVova Scotia. "T'O mosquitoesoeTtorrid HEAT" IN THE NEW SUMMERLAND, COOL, RESTFUL NOVA SCOTIA. Only a few hours sail from' Boston on Che fine, fast steamers of the YARMOUTH LINE. Full information and descriptive matter mailed on application to H. F.

HAMMOND, Agemt, 43 Lewis Wharf, Boston Mags. m25-lm PAWNBROKERS. I ONEY. MONEY. MONEY.

AL LEWYT SALABES, CONSOLIDATED LOAN COMPAN'X. 507 EAST BALTIMORE (Between Gay and rederick streets). ESTABLISHED IN 1SZ5. Make liberal advances on MERCHANDISE A.ND VALUABLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. tf rpuE NEW YORK LOAN Of ICE, -iltt East I Baltimore next to Dime Museum, LOA-VS to ANY AMOUNT ON WATCHES, DIAMOND, JEWELRY.

BRIC-A-BRAC. PAINTINGS, ETO. 1 SALABES Hl CO. O. WEST BALTIMORE LOAN COMPANY.

L.L UBILUUU19 DUCCI, Between Pine and Arch streets. Liberal advances on Merchandise of every description. An up-to-date Loan Oince, conducted on up-to-date principles. Side Entrance to Private Office. mi5-tf AfONEY TO LOAN iJL IN SUMS TO SUIT.

AT BENJAMIN LOAN AND BANKING HOUSE. ESTABLISHED 1830. NOS. 420, 422 AND 424 EAST FAYETTE STREET, NEAR GAY. We continue to advance the largesf loans on all kinds of valuables and collaterals.

Jewelry of all kinds bought and sold. Open daily till 6 P. Saturday. 10 P. M.

Private entrance. No. 42Q. tf AUCTION SAILES. BY" PATTISOX GA 11 AX.

PUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY NO. iilH NORTH FREMONT ST. We will sell by public auction, on the premises, as above, on THURSDAY, June 1, 18y9, at 4 o'clock P. LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS, as follows: Beginning on the southwest side of Fremont street distant about 224 feet 5 inches southeasterly from Harlem avenue, having a front on Fremont street of about 20 feet 4 inches, with an irregular depth of irregular width in all of about 131 feet 6 inches to a 15-foot alley. Ground rent, $50.

Improvements, three-story BRICK DWELLING, with two-story Brick Back Building. Teim3 of sale, cash. Derjosit of $100. PATTISON GAHAN, m23.25,27,31.jel Auctioneers. Harry E.

Mann. Attorney, lOO East Lexington street. PUBLICpSALE VALUABLE FEE-SIMPLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY NO. 430 HARFORD AVE. EXTENDED, OPPOSITE CLIFTON PARK.

By authority of the owner I will sell at public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY. June 5, 1899. at 4.30 P. THE ABOVE PROPERTY, consisting of a lot fronting 50 feet along the middle of the Harford Turnpike road, with depth of 240 feet and of even width. Improved bv a handsome 2i-story DOUBLE-FRAME COTTAGE, with large Stable and Outbuildings.

In fee simple. This property will be sold subject to a mortgage for $3,000, which will mature on August 15, 1901, and carries interest at 6 per cent. Terms: Cash, within thirty days of sale. Taxes, interest on mortgage, paid to day of sale. Possession on payment of purchase money.

The purchaser must deposit $100 at the sale. HARRY E. MANN, Attorney. 1O0 East Lexington street. PATTISON GAHAN.

Auctioneers. Jas. Jlctolgan, Fidelity Bids. OWNER'S SALE OF VALUABLE FEE-SIMPLE PROPERTY NO. 2iO EAST TOWNSEND STREET.

By authority of the owner, the undersigned will sell bv public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY," the 6th day ot June. W9S. at o'clock P. ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS IN FEE-SIMPLE, situated N. E.

cor. Townsend street and Duncan alley, fronting 15 feet on Townsend street, with a depth of 70 feet on Duncan alley to an alley 10 feet wide. Improved by a two-story BRICK ELLING. Terms of Sale: One-half cash, in six months, with interest, or all cash, at purchaser's option. Deposit of $50 required at sale.

JAMES McCOLGAN. Attorney for Owner. PATTISON GAHAN. Auctioneers. EXECUTOR'S SALE OK VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY NO.

CIS WEST MULBERRY STREET, WITH THE RIGHT TO COLLECT A SUB-RENT. In pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court of Baltimore City, the undersigned. Executor, will sell at public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, June 12, 1SC9, at 4 o'clock P. THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY: Beginning on the north side of Mulberry street, between Pearl and Pino streets, at a distance vf 25 feet westerly from the beginning of a lot of ground leased by Jacob Moellinger to Andrew Cross et al. bv deed dated April 20.

1313 and running thence westerly on Mulberry street 15 foot, with an even depth of 136 feet to Prirce street. Subject to an animal ground rent of The rear portion of said lot fronting on Peiice street, with a depth of 55 feet, being subject to a sub-lease in which is reserved a sub-rent of $57.50 the right to collect the same being included in this sale, this property thereby yielding a clear annual rent -of $7.50. Improvements consist of a three-story BRICK DWELLING, known as No. 648 Wet Mulberry street. Terms of Sale: One-half cash upon ratification of sale, the balance in six months, or all casii.

at the option of the purchaser; credit payments, if any. to bear interest from day of sale. All expenses adjusted to day of sale. Purchaser will be required to make a defiosit of $75. EMIL Bl DNITZ, Executor.

PATTISON GAHAN. Auctioneers. John Hannibal. Solicitor, Law Building. TRt'STEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE FEE-SIMPLE SALOON PROPERTY SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MONUMENT AND CANAL STREETS.

By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, the undersigned. Trustee, will sell at public auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th dav of June, 1899, at 4 o'clock P. ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, WITH IMPROVEMENTS, in the city of Baltimore, and described as follows: Beginning for the same at the corner formed by the intersection of the south side of Monument street and the west side of Canal street, and running thence southwesterly, binding on Canal street seventy-live feet; thence westerly, parallel with Monument street fifteen feet; thence northerly parallel, with Canal street seventy-five feet, and thence easterly, binding on the south side of Monument street to the place of beginning. Improved bv a three-story BRICK BUILDING, used as a Saloon and Dwelling, with a two-story Brick Back Building. Terms of Sale: One-third cash, the balance six and twelve months, or nil cash, at the optiou of the purchaser; credit payments to bear interest from the dav of sale and to be secured to the satisfaction "of the Trustee.

A deposit of $200 will be lequiied at the time of sale. JOHN HANNIBAL, Trustee. PATTISON GAHAN. Auctioneers. J.

Ales. Hilleary, Solicitor, 411 Fidelity Building. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE STORE AND DWELLING NO. 1403 WEST BALTIMORE AND ALSO LEASEHOLD PROPERTY NO. 3 IS NORTH FULTON AVE.

Bv virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court No. 2 of Baltimore City, the undersigned. Trustee, will sell at public auction, ou the respective premises, on MONDAY, June 19. 1S99, the TWO PIECES OF LEASEHOLD PROKORTY, viz. A 4 P.

M. NO. 1103 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, south side, about IS feet westerly from Calhoun street, fronting on said side of Baltimore street 16 feet, with an even depth southerly of 93 feet. Subject to an annual rent of $64. Improved by three-story BRICK STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE.

AT 4 30 P. M. NO. 3 IS NORTH FULTON AVENUE, west side, about 90 feet southerly from Mulberry street side, about 90 feet southerly from Mulboiry street, an even depth of 163 foet to a thirteen-foot alley. Subiect to nn annual rvnt of $75.

Improved by a thiee-storv BRICK DWELLING and two-slory Back Building. Terms of Sale: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve months, or all cash, as the purchaser may elect; credit payments to near interest from the day of sale and to be secured to the satisfaction of the undersigned Trustee. A deposit of $75 will be required of the purchaser at the time of sulo upon each lot. J. ALEX.

HILLEARY. Trustee. PATTISON GAHAN. Auctioneers, BY PATTISOX GAHAN. REGULAR SATURDAY SALE OF HAND-MADE FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS FROM FAMILIES DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING.

INCLUDING THE SPLENDID OUTFIT OF A MADISON AVENUE DWELLING AND A NICE LOT OF HAND-MADE FURNITURE, FROM STORAGE WAREHOUSE. ALL TO BE SOLD WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE AT OUR ART AUCTION ROOMS, NO. 7. EAST LEXINGTON STREET, NEAR CHARLES STREET, SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1SOO, AT JO O'CLOCK A. M.

FROM MADISON AVENUE. A collection of Oil Paintings, some of superior merit; Hand-made Chamber Suits, Parlor Suits, Bureaus. Washstands, Sectional and other Hair Mattresses, Wardrobes, Cabinets, Baby Carriages, M. T. Tables, Library Table, Andirons and Fenders, Bronzes, Gilt Cornices, Easels, Springs, FROM STORAGE WAREHOUSE.

Mantel and Pier Mirrors, Broilers, Tin Signs, Iron Frames. 2 Handsome Crystal Chandeliers, Milk Cans, Cameras and Outfit for Amateur Photography, Trunks, Ice Box. Rubber Side Saddle, Hose, I orce Pump, Fine Lot Dress Goods, Camping-out Tent, Furniture of every kind, AND a general collection of good Furniture, fine Pianos, Organs, Carpets Matting, Iron Beds, Buffets, Pedestals. Marble igures. ALSO, 10 Loads of Furniture, in Basement at commencement of sale.

2M 5-0 DOZEN HORSE AND CATTLE POWDER. 25 ROLLS MATTINGS. LARGE ICE-BOX. PATTISON GAHAN, Aucts. X.

Rnfns Gill Sons, Attorneys, 215 St. Paul street. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A DESIRABLE, WELL-SECURED GROUND RENT OF 50 ON NO. 504 GOLD ST. In execution or a decree of the Circuit Court No.

2 of Baltimore City, I will sell at the REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, Builders' Exchange Building, N. E. comer of Charles and Lexington streets, on MONDAY, May 29, 1899, at 1 o'clock P. M. A GROUND RENT OF 5, issuing out of a lot of ground which begins on the northwest side of Gold street 42 feet 7V4 inches northeast of Etting street, runs northeast on Gold street 14 feet and northwest for depth of lot of even width 70 feet to the southeast side of a five-foot alley.

Improved by a two-story Brick Dwelling, known as No. 504 Gold stieet. Terms: Cash on ratification of sale. A deposit of $100 will be required of purchaser at sale. ROGER T.

GILL, Trustee. PATTISON GAHAN, m6.10,13,17 .20,24,27.29 Auctioneers. Miles fc Gorman, Solicitors, Bank of Baltimore Building. TRCSTEKS SALE OF VALUABLE DWELLING PROPERTY NOS. 1457-1455 AND 1453 STEPHENSON STREET, NEAR FORT AVENUE.

By virtue of, a decree of Circuit Court No. 2 of Baltimore City, the undersigned. Trustee, will sell by public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, the 29th day of May, 1S99, at 4 o'clock P. ALL THOSE THREE LOTS OF GROUND, WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, situate in Baltimore city and thus described: Beginning for the same on the southeast side of Stephenson street, distant, respectively, 211 feet, 225 feet and 239 feet northeasterly from Fort avenue, and running thence northeasterly, binding on the southeast side of Stephenson street 14 feet each, with depth southeasterly of 70 feet each to the northwest side of a 10-foot alley. Ground- rent $35 each, and improved by three two-tory BRICK DWELLINGS.

Terms of Sale: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve months, with interest and security; or all cash, at purchaser's option. A deposit of $50 on each lot at sale. ALONZO L. MILES, Trustee. PATTISON GAHAN.

Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY NO. 2452 BELMONT AVENUE, FORMERLY CRYSTAL AVENUE, IN THE ANNEX. By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court No. 2 of Baltimore City, the undersigned.

Trustee, will sell by public auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, May 31, 1893, at 4 o'clock P. ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS situate in the city of Baltimore and thus described: Beginning on the west side of Belmont avenue (formerly Crystal avenue) 226 feet south from the southwest corner of Huntington and Belmont avenues; thence south on the west side of Belmont avenue 14 feet; thence west 3 feet 9 inches to the east side of an alley ten feet wide; thence north on said alley, with the use thereof in common, 14 feet, more or less, and thence east to the place of begkining. Ground tent sixtv-five dollars per annum. Improved by i two-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. Terms of Sale: One-third cash, balance in six twelve months, or all cash, as the purchaser rx.ay elect; the credit payments to bear interest from the flay of sale and to be secured by the note or nones of the purchaser or purchasers indorsed to the satisfaction of the Trustee.

A deposit cf $50 at the time of sale. R. D. COE, Trustee. PATTISON GAHAN, Auctioneers.

Joshua W. Bryant, Solicitor, 112 East Lexington Street. Alfred li. Wilson, Solicitor, 5 East Lexington Street. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUUBLE SUBURBAN CITY PROPERTY.

IN I VEE.NEAR THE REISTERSTOWN TURN-riKit ROAD, IMMEDIATELY ADJOINING THE PROPERTY OF MR. JOHN S. CONTAINING IN ALL ABOUT 15 ACRE 6 AND SUBDIVIDED INTO 3 CONTAINING IN ALL 31 BEAUTIFUL 1 1UILDING LOTS. Bv viri He of a decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimorii City, the undersigned Trustees, will sell bv kiblic auction at tiie REAL ESTATE SALESR1 WM, Builders' Exchange, northeast corner Charl and Lexington streets. ON MONDAY, JUllE 5.

AT 1 O'CLOCK P. ALL THAT VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE SI BURBA CITY PROPERTY near Reisterstown road, being part of the property of the late Charles Keyworth, and described as follows: SECTION" Containing acres, more or less, and subdivided into 1 LOTS fronting on 60-foot as per plat, each having a front of about 70 fet-t and a depth of about 209 feet; 2 LOTS 52 front with depth of about 230 feet, and 1 LOT 'with a front of about So feet, with a denth of irrc.T'lar width of about 200 ieet: and 1 LOT, frontin'i on 60-foct avenue about 104 feet and a depth of uneven width of about 522 feet, binding on a 40-foot ep net. IN FEE SIMPLE. SECTION Containing about 3 acres; subdivided into lO LOTS. 8 of which have a front of 50 feet each on a "0-foot avenue and a depth of about 201 feet and i having a front of about 64 feet on a 60-toot ava rue and a depth of about 201 feet.

IN FEE SIMPl E. SECTION Contains about lsi acres of land, fronting on said 1 13-foot street. IN FEE SIMPLE, and wiU be offer -d as ONE LOT. This property 1 beautifully situated near the Pimlico entrance Druid Hill Park, and offers exceptional orport nity for development. The propertv will, be offered as an entirety and then in separate pa." "eels, as set forth on plat, and if more is bid for s.t id property as an entirety than in separate parcels; tne bid as an entirety will ruske the sale.

Plats can be seen a the offices of the Trustees or Auctioneers. Tetm of Sale: Om vthird cash, the balance equal installments of six and twelve months from dav of sale, deferred payments to bear interest and to be secured by a satisfactory bond of purchaser, or the entire 4 mount to be paid in cash at the option of the rt irchaser on ratification of said sale. If propertv sold in lots a deposit of J25 will be required on. sen lot; if as an entirety, W. BRYANT.

JtlSEPH C. FRANCE. A. L. WILSON.

Trustees. PATiCISOX GAHAN. rr.l2,16,20,24.27.31.j3,5 Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE LEASERS OLD PROPERTY 2703. 2707.

23 2711. 2713, 2715. AND 2717 ROAD. Bv virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court cf Baltimore City, the vuidersignH Trustee, will sell bv public auction, on the preij -Jses, on TUESDAY. June 13.

at 4 o'clock I. THE SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS in said city thus described: Beginning for the first on ft east side of the Y'ork road 15 feet north from A ie northeast corner of the York road and Twenty- cventh street, and running thence north, bounding on the York road 15 feet; thence east 90 feet t--. a 10-foot alley; thence south on said alley, wits. the use thereof. 15 feet, and thence west to the ba tinning.

Beginning for the others of Rid lots on the east side of the York road at th respective distances of 45, 60, 75. 90. 105 and 12, feet north from the northeast corner of the York road and Twenty-seventh street. Each of sail lots runs from their respective points of beginninj as aforesaid, north 15 feet: thence east 90 feet iM 10-foot al-lev; thence south, bounding on sa VI alley, with the use thereof, 15 feet, aud theno. west to the place of beginning.

Each of said lots improved by a tood, modern three-story BRICK DWELLING, wit, Brick Back Building, and each is subject to an annual rent Tertns of Sale One-third cash, bala see in equal payments at six and twelve months. all cash, at" purchasers option; credit paymel to bear interest and to be secured to satisfaction of the deposit of $50 required Trustee. PATTISON GA HAN, ml9.24,27,31.j3,7,10,13 Aucti wneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF DWELLING NO. 1816 NORTH CALVE ST ST.

Per decree of Circuit Court No. 2, I wilU tell by public auction, on the premises, SATURDAY 10 at 5 o'clock P. the three-story RICK DWELLING No. 1816 North Calvert street at the LOT u-)on which it stands, which begins oi the west side of Calvert street 133V4 feet nort of Townsend street, runs north, fronting on Ca Ivert street 16H feet, by a rectangular dep'h of 84 t'et, through partition walls to a 10-foot Gro. ud rent $132.

Will be sold subject to a building association mortgage for amount named at sale. Terms: One-third cash, balance in equal installments at six and twelve months after sale, with 1 a-terest, or all cash, at purchaser's option. A -posit of $100 will be required of purchaser at sale. 1 ROGER T. GILL.

Tnisteo. PATTISON GAHAN. Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE FEE-SIMPLE PROPERTY SO 2011 EAST PRATT STREET. Bv virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court No.

2 of Baltimore City, the undersigned. Trustee. will sell at rublic auction, ou the. premises, on MONDAY. June 12 1899 at 5 P.

ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES situate in Baltimore citv and thus described: Beginning on the south side of ratt street 93 feet and 2 inches east of southeast corner of Pratt and Washington streets, runs east on south side of Pratt street feet to the west side of a brick wall of the house erected on the lot adjoining on the east; then south 100 feet, more or less, to an alley 12 feet wide; thence west ou north side of aid alley, with use thereof, 17 feet; thence north 100 feet to the beginning In fee simple. Improved by a three-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with Back Building, known as No. 2011 East Pratt street. Terms of Sale: One-third cash, balance in two equal installments at six and twelve months, or all cash at the purchaser's option; credit payments to bear' interest from day of sale and to be secured to the satisfaction of the undersigned. A deposit of J100 wiU be required of fe' Trustee.

PATTISON GAHAN. Auctioneers. 11 SCHWAB DROS. -Jk CO. SOLD TO CLOSE AS ESTATE.

EXECUTORS' SALE OF DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY 1510 WEST I.ANVALK STREET, BY PUBLIC AUC TION, ON TH PREMISES, WEDNESDAY. MAY 31. 1St. AT 4 30 O'CLOCK P. M.

Lot 15 ft. in. by 95 ft. 4 in. to 10-ft.

alley. Ground rent $100. Improved by 3-storv BRICK DWELLING, with 2-story Hrick Batk Building. Terms, cash. JVposit of $100 requiled.

HENRY W. MUTHERT, Executors ELLA C. MUTHERT. executors. na7.20,24,27.30,3L SCHWAB BROS.

AucU HOTEL COLUMBIA, BELMAR, N. J. Complete ocean frontage conceded to be the finest location on entire Atlantic coast; capacity 500 elevator and every modern hotel equipment renowned for management and cuisine; orchestra; new and complete system of sanitary plumbing line surf bathing; good fishing, crabbing and still salt water bathing in Shark river. Send for booklet. m27-lm M.

LINDSAY. HOTEL CARL ETON, SPRING LAKE, N. J. Delightful location on ocean front; new management, insuring excellent cuisine and attendance; modern appointments: capacity 200. Send for booklet.

GEORGE D. RUSSELL. Proprietor. m27-lm HOTEL TRAYMORE, On the Ocean Front, Atlantic City, N. J.

Enlarged to double its former capacity. A model of comfort and elegance. Capacity 400. D. 8.

WHITE. al3-2ra Owner and Proprietor. JADDON- HALL, Atlantic City's Famous Spring Retreat May is one of the most delightful months for Rest and Recreation. Guests at Haddon Hall have the privilege of the Country Club's Golf Links. Scheduled Tournaments Weekly.

Illustrated Literature Mailed. m3-lm LEEDS LIPPINCOTT. rpHE IRVINGTON, Atlantic City, N. Vir-X. ginia ave.

and Beach. A first-class family and transient Hotel: steam heat; elevator; filtered water; rates moderate. Chambers Hoopes.m25-lm OCEAN VILLA. Pacific and S. C.

Atlantic City, J. One square from P. R. R. depot and beach; central; near bathing grounds and ocean piers; excellent table.

Special rates for June. Owner and Manager, F. A. CHAPMAN. m25-2m (SOMERSET COTTAGE, 23 S.

South Carolina near the beach; beautiiul Rooms, first-class Table; every cony. For paitic. apply 170U Madison Balto. Mrs. Lillian Dix Nelson.

rpHE RIVER VIEW, BELMAR. N. a thoroughly modern Hotel, delightfully located on Shark river, near ocean; fine surf and still-wnter bathing: boating, fishing, cycling; excellent table; reasonable terms; send for booklet. HALL POLLARD, Proprietors m22-lm JONG BRANCH. WEST END HOTEL AND COTTAGES.

Situated on bluff facing ocean. COTTAGES OPEN JUNE S. HOTEL OPENS JUNE 22. Jfew York Office, 115 Broadway (Room 76). W.

E. H1LDRETH, Mgr. MONMOUTH HOUSE (7 miles from Long Branch), SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J. One hour and thirty minutes from Philadelphia by rail; directly on the ocean; splendid bathing beach; private baths attached to suites of rooms; electric lights in all apartments.

Address COLBURN ORMROD, Spring Lake, N. J. SPRING LAKE. N. J.

LAWRENCE COTTAGE OPENS JUNE 12; ocean view; modern conveniences; first -class appointments. Address 1204 MT. ROYAL Baltimore, until June s.ml7-lm FFHE ALLAIRE. SPRING LAKE, N. J.

Delightful summer resort. Directly on -the beach. JS.rt TLf U1CU 1 DTlCf IV E. M. RICHARDSON.

rrvuE AETNA, J. COR. NINTH ST. AND OCEAN OCEAN CITY, N. J.

On the Beach. New 200-room House, with all modern conveniences; elevator, electric lights, steam laundry, long-distance 'phone; Rooms single or en suite, with or without bath; first-class House; rates moderate, E. D. FITCH CO. HOTEL BERKELEY.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH. Main corridor leads to the Boardwalk and Ocean front; Sun Parlors; capacity 400; orchestra; elevator to street; reduced spring rates.

Write for booklet. Coach meets all trains. JAMES AND GEORGE BEW. HOTEL ALDINE, Atlantic City, N. One short block from beach: more Baltimoreans stop here than at any other hotel in the city; en- age ROOMS now at piy city residence, 1612 Hol-ins street.

HARRY 1. EASTMAN, of Baltimore, Proprietor. m20-lm aOTEL DE V1LLE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Coziest on the coast; good table and good sun parlor; Turkish rooms; coach meets train.

Rates, $10 to $16 per week. ra6-tf W. TRUITT. HOTEL COLUMBIA, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

Directly on the beach; all ocean view rooms; elevators from street level; capacity 3j0; two squares from Reading Depot; all the appliance ot a modern beach front hotel. G. H. Coryell. rpHE SCARBOROUGH, Atlantic City, N.

J. JL Beach, Front. Maryland avenue. Grea'tly enlarged and improved. Steam heat; elevator: Sun Parlor: private baths.

Write for Booklet. ALFRED WYMAN. rjlHE BOBBINS, ATLANTIC CITY, N. JL South Carolina ave, 100 yards from beach; central location; near ocean pier and bathing grounds; modeiate rate3. S.

R. ALLEN. ni22-2m rpHE ALBEMARLE, JL ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Virginia avenue, near the Beach; capacity 300; elevator, baths, steam heat, sun parlors; ocen view; every convenience.

Superior accommodations at greatlv reduced rates for May and June, $3 to 112 weekly. Write for booklet. J. P. COPE.

a23-Im HOTEL CHAMPLAINE, Atlantic City, N. J. Ocean end of Kentucky avenue, 400 feet from beach; first-class Hotel at moderate rates; steam heat; sun parlors; elevator to street level. m23-tf C. SKILTON.

rpHE OSBORNE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. Pa-JL cine ave. and Arkansas. Electric lights; elevator: JS to $14 weekly. ml7-2m MRS.

R. J. OSBORNE. "rpHE WAVELET," Atlantic City, N. 1510 JL Pacific bet.

New York and Kentucky; square from Ocean; newly renovated. MRS. W. D. SPARROW and MISS SHAWEN, Baltimore.

HOTEL ESMOND, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Ocean end New York ave. Brand new and first-class in all respects. Elevator to street level.

$2.00 per day up; $10 per week up. Booklet mailed. ml6-2m P. L. ELWOOD.

rpHE WILTSHIRE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. Virginia avenue, second house from beach; enlarged to double former capacity; Rooms en suite, with bath; moderate rates; 150 rooms. S. S. PHOEBUS.

I tucky avenue, 80 yards from Beach: steam heat; elevator; Sun Parlors; appointments first-class, if J. D. PEASE. I A FONTAINE. Atlantic City, N.

Kentucky avenue, near the Beach. First-class Transient and Family Hotel at moderate rates. M. E. BERKSHIRE INN, Virginia Atlantic City, N.

100 yards from beach and new steel pier, a high-class Hotel, with every convenience, including elevator to street, is offering specially reduced rates for May and June $3 to $'a per week. Booklet mailed, showing Hotel, G. FRANK COPE. OCEAN QUEEN HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. Tennessee near Beach.

HEADQUARTERS FOR BALTIMOREANS. myM-2m E. B. VOORHEES. OTEL ROYAL, Kentucky avenue, near the Beach.

Atlantic City. Is. J. Steam heat: sun parlor; $8 to $12 per week, tf HENRY MILLER CO. Virginia.

UCK ROE BEACH HOTEL, ON CHESAPEAKE BAT. TWO MILES FROM FORT MONROE. DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE CAPES. REASONABLE RATES. BEST "AND SAFEST BATHING ON THE COAST.

FINE FISHING. OPENS MAY 15. For rates apply to CHAS. H. HEWIN3, Manager, Hampton, Va.

"7ARM SPRINGS, Bath county, are now OPEN for Guests. For circulars and teras, address EUBANK GLOVER, Warm Springs. Bath county. Va. ml-lm HOT SPRINGS.

ALL-SEASONS RESORT. ON CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD. An altitude of 2,500 feet in the Alleghenies insures AN EXHILARATING MOUNTAIN CLIMATE. Cool. and comfortable during the summer and nowhere equaled as an autumn resort.

THE NEW HOMESTEAD has been greatly enlarged and improved, 4he Hotel and Bathhouses being now under one roof. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO CUISINE AND SERVICE. Baths from flowing springs of natural hot water, the most curative known for blood and nervous disorders. GOLF LINKS AND WELL-KEPT GREENS. WELL-EQUIPPED LIVERY AND RIDING SCHOOL.

Pullman compartment car from New York, via Washington, without change. Excursion tickets aud reservations at Offices Pennsylvania Railroad. FRED STERRY, Manager, m5-tf Hot Springs, Bath Va. yyARM SULPHUR SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, FIVE MILES FROM VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS. FIRST-CLASS FAMILY RESORT AT MODERATE PRICES.

Swimming pools of naturally warm sulphur water, affording the most luxurious plunge bath in the country. Invigorating climate. MAGNIFICENT MOUNTAIN SURROUNDINGS. WELL-EQUIPPED LIVERY. Reached by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway to Virginia Hot Springs (Station, thence by carriage over fine boulefard.

Excursion tickets and Pullman locations obtained at Oliices Pennsylvania Railroad. Address EUBANK GUOVER, m8-lm Warm Springs, Bam county, Va. MOUNTAIN TOP HOTEL AND SPRINGS, overlooking two famous valleys; elevation 2.000 feet; cool breezes; reasonable rates; five hours from Washington. Address MESSRS. MASSIE Aftoii, Va.

ma-lm HOTEL ROYAL, Front Royal, Va. Excellent water; airy rooms; ample porches; good bass fishing, boating and bathing; table the best. A. P. McINTURFF and T.

S. DALTON. Prop rs. ml5-lm West Virginia. MOUNTAIN VIEW COTTAGE.

Open for the Summer; healthy location; plenty of shade; mountain air; home comforts. Address MISS I LLSON, Summit Point, W. Va. m27s.tu,thlm Greenbrier white sulphur springs, west virginia, open june 15 to october 1. The representative resort of the South; the great central poiut oi reunion of the best society of the fcouth, East and West, famous Hot Sul- phur Baths.

HARRINGTON MILLS, Manager. XJOTEL SHENANDOAH, near Harper's Ferry. XTL W. will OPEN JUNE pure mountain air and water; fresh vegetables and milk from farm attached; best of meals; not far. Also, seven-room HOUSE TO RENT until October 1, $50.

Apply to CHARLES E. ROACi Haiper's Ferry. 1OWHATAN. Charlestown, W. will be OPEN JUNE 15; perfectly equipped House; healthv and beautiful country.

MRS. ROLLING, 1225 "Linden avenue, Baltimore, Md. m23-lm "APON SPRINGS AND BATHS, ALKALINE LITHIA WATER. Also Superior Iron Water. This well-known Mountain Resort will be open June 1.

Air pure, cool and drv. Water unrivaled in curative properties. Table unexcelled. For rates, pamphlets, write to W. HT SALE, Proprietor, a20-2m Capon BpringB, West Virginia.

It bode Island. Yi 7ATCH HILL, R. i. THE PLIMPTON HOUSE, CHARLES T. WILSON, Manager, $3.50 PER DAY.

OPEN JUNE 20 TO SEPTEMBER 30. Passenger elevator, steam heat and entirely new plumping; pure spring water; fishing- safe boating and bathing; golf links; bicycling and tennis. NO FLIES, NO MOSQUITOES. NO MALARIA. FIRST MORTGAGE 5 PER CENT.

GOLD BONDS OF THE If Ik TIT! PA DATED AUGUST 1S9R. DUE AUGUST 1, 1923. COUPON BONDS OF Sl.OOO EACH. INTEREST PAY ABLE FEBRUARY AND AUGUST AT THE OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE TRUST AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF BALTIMORE. TRUSTEE UNDER THE MORTGAGE.

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD COIN OF THE UNITED STATES OF THE PRESENT STANDARD OF WEIGHT AND FINENESS. The property consists of LOT AND 12-STORY OFFICE BUILDING on the northeast corner of Charles and Fayette Cost of lot Cost of building, Total cost, over 8100,000 400,000 .8500,000 We are advised that this property has been acquired by the ATLANTIC TRUST AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF BALTIMORE by the purchase of the Capital Stock ($100,000) of the Massachusetts Building Company, subject to the existing mortgages of $450,000. FINANCIAL STATEMENT Capital stock paid 8100,000 First mortgage 5 per cent, 300.000 Second mortgage a per cent, 150,000 Estimated yearly receipts from rental of three-fourths of office room $60,000 Operating expenses and taxes 12.500 Net earnings Interest on first mortgage 15,000 SINKING FUND Under the terms of the mortgage the Company is required to pay annually, beginning 1st February, 1900, into the hands of the Trustee a sum sufficient to purchase, at not exceeding 107 and accrued interest, 1 per cent, on the total issue of bonds. If they cannot be so bought, then the Trustee shall draw by lot three bonds each year and pay for same at 107 and accrued interest, LEGALITY The legality of the issue has been passed nrpn and approved by our counsel. Major M.

enable. We offer 5200,000 of the above bonds being the unsold balance, subject to sale at 106 and inter-eat, netting the investor over 46 per cent. MERCANTILE TRUST AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF BALTIMORE, 200 East German street, Baltimore. tf ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS, TE BATES, Public Accountant and Auditor, Farmers and Planters' Bank 214 E. German st.

Business of every aescripnon cunrau-mg keeping of accounts attended to promptly. PROPOSALS. OFFICE TRUSTEES OF THE POOR, CITY HALL ANNEX, MAY 19, 1899. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Office of the City Register until 12 o'clock noon. MAY 31.

1W99, addressed to the "Board of Awards," care of J. Frank Supplee. Register, indorsed "PROPOSALS FOR COAL FOR USE OF LAY VIEW ASYLUM." Specifications on file at this Office. Certified check for five hundred dollars, in favor of Mayor and City Council, to accompany each bid. Board of Awards reserve the right to reject any 07 all bids.

J. E. DORSEY, ml8-10t Purveyor. 0FFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS, CITY HALL, BALTIMORE, May 25, 1899. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office until JUNE 21, at 12 o'clock noon, for SUPPLYING THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THIS CITY WITH SUCH BOOKS AND STATIONERY as shall be ordered during the year ending June 30, 1900.

Information and forms of proposals given at this office during office hours. The name of a surety and a certified check, as fully stated in the information, must be sent with the proposal. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. Bv order. CHARLES H.

BOND. Secretary. OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OF LAMPS. CITY HALL ANNEX, BALTIMORE, MAY 19, 1899. ST AT.

ED PROPOSALS will be received at the City Register's Office until 12 O'CLOCK NOON. ON WEDNESDAY. MAY 31, 1599, addressed to the "Board of Awak-da," care J. Frank Supplee, indorsed Proposals for Supplying Gasoline. Separate bids must be made for the ANNEX DISTRICT.

The Contract will be for one year. BIDS must state the price per lamp, per annum. Envelopes inclosing bids must give the name of the Bidder. The City reserves the ngnt to reject any or ail WM. H.

SWINDELL, ml9-10t GenT Supt. of Lamps, etc FFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS, CITY HALL, BALTIMORE, May 18, 1899. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until 12 o'clock A. THURSDAY, June 1 1899, for FURNISHING ARTICLES NEEDED for Instruction in sewing, specifications given and samples exhibited at tnis umce uuruig nffina hnnra Th name of a surety (which must be any reliable bonding company) and a certified check (as fully stated in the specifications) must accompany the proposal. The right ia reserved to reject any and all bids.

By order. u.u, Secretary. SEALED PROPOSALS. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. STATE OK UAK1LAM).

OFFICE OF THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. BALTIMORE, May 20. 1839. Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office until 12 o'clock noon on the 5th day of June, 1899, for THE ERECTION AND COMPLETION, WITH OR WITHOUT STEAM HEATING, VENTTT.ATTON AND PLUMBING.

OF STATE NORMAL SCHOOL NO. 2 AT "BEALL PARK," FROsTBL KG, MD. Separate froposals will also be received at the same time for Steam Heating, entilation and tor the same building. Revised plans and specifications may be obtained by application in person or by mail to the Archi tect, Altred Mason, AO. vio west street, Baltimore, Md.

Pronosals will not be considered from other than bona-nde contractors at present engaged in the class of work for which the bid calls and doing business in Baltimore or elsewhere in the State of bids received after the time stated will be re turned to the bidders. The right is reserved to reject any and all Dids, or to waive any defect or informality in any bid, should it be deemed in the interest of the State to do so. Pronosals must be enclosed in envelopes, sealed and indorsed "Proposals for Building State Normal School ao. or froposais ior State Normal School No. 2," and addressed to E.

B. PRETTY MAN, Secretary of the State Board of Education, State Normal School, Baltimore, Ma. HOTELS. EUROPEAN PLAN Iff ilaVI III! II II II II 11,1111 II BROAD AND LOCUST STREETS. PHILADELPHIA'S NEWEST AND ONLY THOROUGHLY FIREPROOF HOTEL PROPRIETOR, ROBERT STAFFORD GEO.

W. SWETT. Manager. SUMMER RESORTS. I'en'ii vuii lu.

SUMMER RESORT. -In Alleghiiies bracing air; picturesque lke; house comforts. MISS KREBS, Eagles-Mete, Pa. Box 56. It TT.

HOLLY SPRINGS, PA. JIa mountain resort combining health, comfort. pleasure and the conveniences of the city at moderate cost; pure water; cuisine excellent; extensive porches; capacity 200 guests; 3 hours from city. Address the HOLLY INN for illustrated booklet. BEDFORD SPRINGS.

FA. CARLSBAD OF AMERICA. OPEN JUNE 1 UUlUBt-U 1. Situated in the heart of the Alleghanies. Famed for pure air and fine scenery.

Many impiovements to Hotel New Walks, Bowling Alleys and Golf Links equal to any in the State. Every advantage fci the judicious use of the famous Bedford Water and Mineral Baths. Special low rates in June and September. Corresoondence solicited. BEDFORD SPRINGS yl5-3m Bedford, Pa.

LENA VISTA SPRING HOTEL. the heart of the BLUE RIDGE MOUN TAINS, Franklin county. Pa. Dry atmosphere; pure water; swimming pool: golf, tennis, tenpins, billiards, Open JUNE 14 till OCTOBER 1. Fine loads for bicycling.

Address W. M. REAMER, Manager, 200 North Liberty street, Baltimore, Md. mil 4 RANDALK HOTEL, A. BEDFORD SPRINGS.

BEDFORD, PA. Opens MAY 25, with many new, improvements and attractions. Renowned for its high standard of excellence and its Springs of remarkable curative virtues. Terms moderate. Special rates for June aud September.

Write for Booklet. m20-35t ALSIP SMITH. 1RE3TON'3 SUNNY SIDE, WERNERSVILLE. PA. High on the mountain.

Grand scenery. PUREST SPRING WATER. TABLE UNSURPASSED. BOOKLET. JAMES II.

PRESl'ON. BUENA VISTA INN, Blue Ridge Mountains, NOW OPEN for guesls. Address MISS SIDNEY I. HECKART, Proprietress m20-lm Hightield, Washington county, Md. Delaware.

DOUGLASS HOUSE, Rehoboth. Del. OPEN FOR GUESTS JUNE 1. Special rates for June and September. Write for circular.

Address JEFFERSON LOFLAND. Proprietors. Tfn U)" Company la i Baltimore City. Friday. May 2a-Jesoph M.Schaab to Herman F.

Otimistz and wife. e. s. Chapel nr. Chase.

1253. s. T. $29.25. $140.

John W. Nichol, to Wm. Fntz, e. McElderry's wharf, nr. Pratt 20x60.

g. J3-00- T. Iilton Jones to Wm. H. Lason and wife, a.

Ccvington nr. Randall. 14xfo. g. r.

$57, SLOW. Same to Edward L. Allnut aad wife e. s. Covington nr.

Randall. 13x85, g. Chas. Casper and wife to Gustus E. Mcsser w.

s. Paikin nr. Lombard. SO.lxlb.l. g.

r. $o3, Wm Scherer 10 Wm. Collett. w. s.

Fulton nr. Clifton, g. $70. S5. fieo.

J. Smith, to John H. Harden, a. s. Clay nr.

Scliroesier. 11x50. g. r. $to- Joseph O.

Brass and wife to Wilton t-nonvden, 11 lots $6 9'5. Trus Shenpard and E. Pratt Hospital to Wil-heimina Smith, 2 lots, $1,413.20. Reverdv Johnson to Isidor Rayner, n. s.

Lexington nr. Charles. 27.6x132. $9,700. Georse Rinehart to John T.

Nolan and wife, s. s. Chase nr. McKim. 15x g.

r. $45. $2,000. Chas. H.

Voyce to Chas. Durm and wife. e. s. Hnnover nr.

MeCorras, 13x74. g. r. $39. $525.

Wm. Latta to James T. Baylies and wife. w. s.

Eden nr. McElderry. 14.2x50. g. r.

$21.25. $600. Yale L. Inipt. Co.

to Leonard A. Poehimann and wife, 5 lots, $5. Leonard A. Poehimann and wife to Edward W. Stiefel, 1 lot.

SS31.70. Yale L. Impt. Co. to Mary F.

Cadwallader. 1 lot, $500. Mary F. Cadwallr.der to Charles C. Schnepfe, w.

s. Irvington cor. Walrad, 50x107, $5. Charles C. Schnepfe and wife to Edward W.

Stiefel. 2 lots. $1,460.87. Herman Engnoth. to Martin W.

McAllister and wife, s. s. Jefferson nr. Milton llx.i.l, g. r.

$38.50. $975. Thcmas M. Lanahan to Frank Wm. Bolgiano, s.

s. North nr. Carter 2S.10x $5. Martha E. Reese to Geo.

B. Hesselbach and wife, n. s. Canton nr. Patterson Park 14x150, r.

$24.50, $550. I.ula'A. 'Nichols and husband to Wm. R. Brun-dick.

n. a. Lancaster nr. East 12.6x75, g. r.

$42.75. $400. John H. Thiemeyer, to Lucinda Fisher, s. e.

s. Wilkens nr. Payson 14x100, g. r. $5o.

5S25. Omer F. HersheT, to Equitable B. L. and Invest.

2 lots. $1,300. John P. Mohx. to Henry Brodt and wife, w.

s. Pulaski nr. Ridgewood. 14x70. g.

r. $500. Charles B. Burdette to Mox White, e. 8.

Port nr. Preston, 16.9 g- r. $38. $250. James C.

Whalen to John Schench. n. s. Lombard nr. Carrollton 14x63, g.

r. $33, ssoo. John L. Mueller to James E. McDonald and wife, s.

Milton nr. Fayette 14x75. g. r. S3S.50, $1,000.

Ellen C. Brewer to St. Martha's Episcopal Church, s. Lexington nr. Pine, 19.6x So.

Henry Lingenf elder. to John Fried-rich, s. e. s. Frederick nr.

Milllington 50x 375. $3,250. Mary K. Leonard, to Mary K. Leonard, s.

Washington nr. Canton 12x140, g. r. $13. $1.

Samuel Mackenzie and wife to David L. Harrison, s. s. Baker nr. Mount, 13x75, g.

r. $52. $400. Benjamin T. Busby to John F.

Atkinson, s. s. Loi-man nr. Monroe. 13.6x70.

g. r. S54. Frank Kormeda and wife to Mary Morawctz. n.

a. Eager nr. Washington, 12x50, g. r. $36, $425.

J. Wm. Kreis, to Mt. Clare P. L.

and B. 3 lots, S1.360. John F. Williams, to Raloh W. Martin and wife.

n. a. Riggs nr. Woodiey 15x30. g.

r. $65. $1,000. Frank W. Melville to Jas.

Gear and wife, s. e. s. Columbia nr. Stockholm 12.3x85.

g. r. $42. 5c00. Irving Miller to Elizabeth V.

Denbv. n. s. Lafayette nr. Guilford r.

$39, $2,500. Baltimore County, Friday May 26. Frederics Walpert and others to Thomas L. Berry. 2 lots of ground in Roland Park, ninth district.

$7,600. R. R. Bof-rroan and Isaac Bloom, trustees, to J. Adm Shuppert, 36 acres of land, sixth district.

$1215. Robert Treat Paine, and wife to Elise Bloede. lots 32. 33, 34. 35.

36. 37. 38. 39, 40 and 41 East Catonsville. first district, $3,050.

John H. Foss to Annie L. Ruley, lot 15x97 feet, west side Highland avenue, SS00. Same to David Vogel and wife, lot 15x97 feet west side Highland avenue. $800.

D. Eldriuge Monroe, attorney, to Thomas H. Mc-Gaw and Albert E. Drorr.an. 2 lots of ground on the Liberty turnpike road.

85.000. Wilson Cary MeHenry. McHenry Howard and Wilson Miles Carey, executors, to Marr Otto and Josephine Otto, lot of ground in Pikesville, $300. Same to Willimi Riley Akers and wife, 1 acre of land near Sudbrook Park, third district, S400. Henry H.

Hubner. assignee, to John S. Wilson lot in East Catonsville, first district, g. 1. $54; SS00.

James E. Ingram ana wire to Matthew ienton, lot of ground. Park Heights avenue. 52.5)0. Henry Bose to Augustus M.

Denhard. lot of ground east side of Third street, g. r. $36; $5. Augustus M.

Denhard to Henry Bose and wife, same lot as above. $5. FINANCIAL. DIVIDENDS, ETC. TE HAVE SOME THAT CANNOT HELP DOUBLING IX VALUE IN A FEW MONTHS.

WRITE US FOR PARTICULARS. LANBBS KXNIES AND KILLING CO. BOSTON. BROKERS CAN MAKE BIG MONEY HANDLING OUR G3UD, CCFPES AND LEAD STOCKS LANDERS MINING AND MILLING BOSTON. "QNION SAVINGS BANK, CENTRAL OFFICE, FATETTE AND LIBERTY STREETS.

SOUTH BALTIMORE BRANCH. SOT LIGHT STREET. PAYS INTEREST AT RATE OF 3 PER CENT. IF DEPOSITED FOR 60 DAYS OR MURE. 4 PER CENT.

IF DEPOSITED FOR 1 YEAR OR MORE. 5 PER CENT. IF DEPOSITED FOR 2 TEARS, AND ON LIMITED AMOUNT 6 PER CENT. AFTER FIRST YEAR. rpHE BALTIMORE TRUST AND GUARAN-1 TEE COMPANY.

CAPITAL 9i.OOO.OOO. SURPLUS 1 (iOO.OOO. Cor. Calvert and Fayette streets. RENTS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES IN ITS FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF VAULTS.

PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK. A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR CO CUT FUNDS. Acts as Executor, Administrator, Trustee, Guardian, etc. also, as Trustee under Mortgages. Transfer Agent and Registrar of Stocks and Bonds.

Collects Incomes. Dividends, Rents, and makes prompt returns. ROBERT C. DAVIDSON. President.

GERMAN H. HUNT, DAVID L. BARTLETT. Vice-Presidents. CHARLES W.

BAER, mia-tf Secretary and Treasurer. MERCANTILE TRUST AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF BALTIMORE. PAID -LP CAPITAL. S2.000.000 OO. fel RPLl 3.

3.000.000.00. Interest allowed on deily balances, subject to check. Special rates for deposits made for definite periods. TRUSTEES AND ADMINISTRATORS. This Company is a Leal Depository for funds in the hands of Trustees or Administrators, and allows interest on same pending distribution.

Authorized to act as Executor. Administrator. Guardian. Receiver or Trustee. ACTS as Trustee of Mortgages of Corporations and accepts Transfer Agency and Registry of Stocks.

Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent, Vaults supplied for Storage of Silver Chests. jal-tf JOHN GfLL OF President. OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED TCTlX VESTORS TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE STOCK Of A MANUFACTURING COMPANY WHICH IS BEING ORGANIZED UNDER VERY PAVORABLE CIRCUMSTANCES, which will pay from twenty-five to fifty per cent. investigation invited. Address office.

m26-3t rjpHE CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY 11 SOUTH STREET. CAPITAL. SURPLUS $2,000,000. S2.OO0.0OO. Acts us Fiscal Agent for the payment of Bonds Coupons, Dividends, of States.

Municipalities, Railroads and other Corporations; as Trustee under Mortgages or Deeds of Trust, securing issues of Bonds, and aa Registrar and Transfer Agent of Stocks and Bonds; as Trustee of Estates and Individuals- as Administrator, Executor. Guardian and Receiver. A Legal Depository for Court and Trust Funds. Money Loaned on Approved Collateral. Interest paid on Deposits.

S. PAV1ES WARFIELD, President. WILLIAM A. MARBURG, Vice-Prest, FREDERICK C. DKEYER.

Sec'y-Treaa'r. rpHE OLD LINE REAL ESTATE AND TRUST CO. OF BALTIMORE CITY. HERALD BUILDING. CAPITAL Sl.OOO.OOO.

SURPLUS 250.000. Acts as Executor. Administrator. Guardian and Receiver, as Trustee under Mortgages. Will buy and sell Real Estate.

Gronnd Rents, Stocks and Bonds. Special attention given to management of Property and Trust Estates and to the Collection of Rents. Loans made on Real Estate and other Securities. OFFICERS: JOHN HUBNER. President.

WILLIAM HCUWAKZ. Vice-President. THOMAS E. BOND, Secretary and Treasurer. ITOLDER8 OF BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY.

PITTSBURG ANiJ CON NELLS VI LLE RAILROAD RECEIVERS- CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, dated January 1, 18J7, are "hereby noli tied to prrser.t the same for pyment at the OFFICE Or Tfia MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY, in the city of New York, or the BALTIMORE TRUSj? AND GUARANTEE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE on or before MAY 2S, 1NM. On thut day interest on said Certificates will cease. JOHN K. ClOWEN, OiCAR G. MURRAY, Xtt23-6t Receiver.

fill lid mi Stocks pood demanii: fowls, choice, 12 cents; fair to cents: western uo. wa puuuuaf, 'jijO cents: small and inferior. cents. Receipts Flour, 1.300 barrels. 11.000 sacks: Wheat.

23.03 bushels: Corn, T3.000 bushels; Oats, 53.0i?0 ..1 1. 1 Tnrt hucTiala' i r.rrt t.JO ouaiujis; uaist tusutw. Toledo, May 2K. Wheat Lower and active: No. 3 cash and Mav.

76H cents bid; July, i.i cents bid. Corn Dull and steady; No. 2 mixed, 21i cents. tts Lower and dull No. 2 mixed, 27 '4 cents.

Rve InUl and higher; No. 2 cash, 61 cents bid. Cloverseed Dull and higher; prime new, cash and iLiy, October, 4.57i5 aked. CATTLE MARKET. Chicago, May 2fi.

Trade in Cattle wis dnll and prices ruled a shade easier. Fancy grades brought o.60a$5.70; choice steers, 5.30a$5.a5; mediiuns. So: beef steers. 4.JaS.S0; bulls, 3aSi.5tl; cows ana heifers. 3.70a-4.50: Western-fed steera, 4.75af3.50; Texii3.

4.20a5: calves, 5ai7.75. The supply ut H)gs was in excess of the demand and Tirices ruled 2'- cents lower. Fair to choice. 6.5i bushels Oats. 2.001 bushels.

mixed. 3.60aS3.0: butchers 3.6oaW.S5; lights. 3.60io.si SO: T.ia-i. 3.2oaS3.7J. There was a lively demand for Sheep and Lambs at the recent decline.

Poor to prime sheep, 3.50a 55.50. childly 4.75.i5.45; yearlings. 5.50a$5.85; clipped lambs. 4.25a$u.5f. largely 5.S5ai(i.30; Colorado wooled larabs.

6.5ua6.$5, and spring lambs. per l'JO pounds. Receipts Cattle. 2,500 head; Hogs. 35.000 head; Sheep, 7.0-O head.

New York. May 26. Beeves Receipts, 2.655 head. Trade slow; Steers and Cows 10c. lower; Bulls steady.

Sters 4.8035. Bells. 3.5i;i.C5; Cows, 2.50a4.i; extra fat heavy $4.65. Cables quote live Cattle at llal2 cents. Sheep at lialU cents, refrig-erttor beef slow at 814 cents.

Exports tomorrow: 7T Cattle, 6b Sheop and 5,112 quarters of beef. Calves Receipts, head. Better feeling; common to prime reels. 5a57; buttermilks, common. $4.50.

fcheep and Lambs Receipts. 6.340 head. Sheep slow atd lower; good to choice yearlings steady to firm, others lower and common not wanted. Lambs firm on light supply; common to extra Sheep. choice export welters.

yearlings. 4.50a6.50; Lambs. 6 i5a53. Hogs Receipts, 2.661 head. Lower at 4.lJa$i.25; common Tennessee pigs, $3.50.

COTTOX MARKETS. Norfolk, May 26. Cotton steady: middling. 5Ti cents. Net and gross receipts.

654 bales, sales, 359 buies; stock. 54,451 bales; shipments S78 bales. Savannah, May 25. Cotton easy; middling. 54 cents.

Nut and gross receipts. bales; sales, 234 bales; stock, 20,114 bales. Augusta. May 26. Cotton steady; middling, 6 cents.

Net and gross receipts, 13 bales; sales, 101 bales; stock, 21,611 bales. Charleston, May 26. Cotton steady; middlinit. 5 9-ia rent. Net and gross receipts, bales; stock.

9,516 bales. Shipments coastwise 426 bales. New Orleans, May 26. Cotton steady; middling, 54 cents. Net and gross receipts, 1.861 bales; sales 3.w0 stock, oio.inO bales.

Shipments coastwise. 167 bales; to France. 2,915 bales. Cotton Almost Stagnant. New York, May 2S.

It was another slow day on the Cotton Exchange. From opening to close the scope of fluctuations was a mere four points, with trading the smallest in many weeks. The opening was quiet, with prices uucha'nged to one point hither. At the close the market was barely steady, vmh prices one to three points net lower, having broken finally trader light local liquidation. The holidays at Liverpool and Manchester tended to arrest speculation.

World's Cotton Supply. New Orleans, May 26. Secretary Hester's statement of the world's visible supply of Cotton shows a decrease for the week just closed of 116.065 bales, against decrease of 110,391 bales last vear and a diicreaso of 88.199 bales ia 15. The total Tisible is 3,872.175 bales, against 3,318,235 bales last week and 3,000.833 bales last year. Of this the total cf American Cotton is 3,360,170 bales, against bales last week and 2.712.S33 bales List year, and of all other kinds, including Egypt, Brazil, India, 312.000 bales, against 329,600 bales last week and 288,000 bales last year.

OIL, TCHPEXTISE AXD ltOSlX. Charleston, May 26. Torpentine firm at 33 cents -tales, none. Rosin tirm and unchanged. Savannah, May 26.

Spirits firm at 40 cents; sales 413 ca-skB; receipts. 1,770 casks. Rosin steadv; quo tatiuos unchanged; sales, 2,500 ban els; receipts 3,31 barrels. Oil City, May 26 Credit balances. Sl-13.

Certificates, highest. SI-I314 for cash; lowest, $1.13 bid. Shipment. 54.7S3 barrels; average, 75.222 barrels'; "ruiis. barrels: average.

81.121 barrels. Wilmington, May 36. Turpentine firm at 33a33i4 cents; receipts, 153 casks. lloin nrra at 90 and 96 cents; receipts, 238 barrels. Crude Turpentine firm at $1.35, 12.30 and 4Z46; receipts.

325 casks. Tar steady at 11.30; receipts, 113 barrels. FOREIGX MARKETS. Liverpool, Stay 26. Lard American refined, in pail, cull at prinm Western, in tierces, dall at clear Hiiddles, Jight.

steady a.t Head at ikon clear goou. ltyai veu; uiu 11.1, near-by (31a4u pounds. 33a3S 4ti5t,.