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9 THE SUN, -BALTIMORE. WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18, 190o. REAL ESTATE SU3URBAN. APARTMENTS FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

C. Albarb To make repairs at 7 West Heath COLOMAL IS TO BUILD Wesley Deal, Indicted for alleged murder, was arraigned and pleaded not guilty. Oc COURT PKOCEEDINGS CBIMTN-At, COURT Judge Phelps. Murder Joseph Marenda, not concluded. Assiirnment for Tnftav Murder.

Joseph Marenda: IK SUBURBS AND COUNTY Building Boom At Howard Park, Adjoining Gwynn Oak. HANDSOME COTTAGES ERECTED (Jivynn Onk Avenue Is To no Mac- nilemlzeil Comity Commlton or To lie Anked For Mfthts. A building boom Is In progress at Howard Park, a pretty suburb adjoining Gwynn Oak. Gwynn Oak avenue, the main thorough-Care of the park. Is dotted with cottages of modern architecture.

The County Commissioners have accepted FOR SALE The 13-room COTTAGE. Windsor Mill road and Fifteenth street. Walhrook; in fee or ground rent; immediate possesion; great bargain. CHARLES W. HURST.

Both Phones. 1 20 i Calvert Biiild wg. FOR SALE WALBROOK. 2 102 FIFTEENTH STREET. 10-room Cottage; all conveniences; terms to suit; immediate possession low price.

CHARLES W. HI RST. Both Phones. 12Q1 3 Calvert Building. FOR SALE In fee, 14-room COTTAGE: smafl house, barn and stable; corner lot.

100x135 feet; near the new Hopkins University site a bargain. C. W. HULL. 211 North Calvert street.

WANTED By year. Small COTTAGE, with some ground: moderate rent; state terms and loa-tion. Address 94 8, Sun office. olS-eo2t THE WALBROOK LAND CORPORATION is now offering its land, in the choicest section of Walbrook, in lots of desired, size and will improve them to suit the purchaser; easy terms. Call for particulars.

Office on ground, Garrison avenue and. "Windsor Mill road; city office, 127 and 129 East Fayette street (Equitable Building). WALBROOK LAND CORPORATION. SPRING HILL SUBURBAN HOMES, ARLINGTON AVE. AND OLD YORK ROAO.

GAS, "WATER, B-CENT CARFARE. DRAINAGE, BALTIMORE COUNTY TAXES. ONLY 22 MINUTES TO CITY HALL. TAKE YORK ROAD CARS. COTTAGES FOR SALE OR RENT.

Apnly to JOHN J. RINGGOLD. ON PREMISES. AN IDEAL COUNTRY HOME, WITH ALL CITY CONVENIENCES, AT WALBROOK. The Most Beautiful Suburb Around Baltimore.

A large Dwelling, containing 11 rooms, wide halli. grand porches; heated throughout; electric light, sanitary plumbing and bath. Beautiful lawn, surrounded by grand old shade trees; also, large Carnage House and Stable, with 10 acres of ground and outbuildings. Abundance of fruit. ill be rented low by the rear to responsible ten-ant.

Apply at SO. NORTH HOWAIlD ST. oll-7t FOR SALE. LAUREL HILL, Country Seat of late Arthur H. Mann.

Edmondsoa avenue and Old Frederick road, adjoining Mount de Sales, near Catonsville. in two tracts, of 55 and 30 acres; elevation over 500 feet; handsomest site near Baltimore; extensive view of citv. harbor, bav and surrounding country; frontage, 2,500 feet on Ellicott City electric road. Also, HANDSOME BUILDING RITES, on Ed-mondson avenue and Nunnerv lane; tracts 2. 5 and 10 acres.

Apply to DR. ARTHUR H. MANN. Catonsville. C.

and P. Phone 1313. NEW COTTAGES. ALL COMPLETE AND READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. All modern conveniences, well built cabinet mantels, rich papering, combination fixtures, polished floors, sunfast window shades.

COME OUT AND SEE THEM. Apply to FRANK H. CALLAWAY. Garrison opposite Kelso Home, o3-lm Forest Park. ANTE SUBURBAN OR COUNTRY PLACE ON N.

C. R. ROLAND PARK, CATONSVILLE OR PIKES-VILLE- SOS, Sun office. WE HAVE SEVERAL FINE COUNTRY MANSIONS, located in the most beautiful part cf Walbrook, which we are offering for sale with a sufficient amount of ground for a suitable setting. This is a rare opportunity, as we are now developing the surroniuiing land.

For further particulars apply to WALBROOK LAND CORPORATION, 127 12 East Fayette street' (Equitable Building). ol3-7t ROLAND PARK HOUSES FOR RENT; furnished or unfurnished. HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE. H. R.

MAYO THOM. QlS-tf SQ2 North Calvert street. FOR SALE IDEAL COUNTRY HOME; 10 acres of land; improved by Mansion, wih modern conveniences; also, 8-room House: 15 minutes' ride from city; beautifully located; price low to quick purchaser. ATLANTIC REALTY Hi7 Equitable Calvert and Fayette streets. FOR SALE Beautiful 12-room COTTAGeTU modern conveniences; substautiaily constructed and elegantly finished, under the direction of a competent architect; located on PARK HEIGHTS near Woodland Arlington.

ol2-lm FOR SALE Fine large COTTAGE, 10 rooms and bath; every convenience; Stable, Chickrnhouse; city water, electric light, gas; 5c. fare; 6Gc taxes; on beautiful KATE AVENUE. Third Cottage from Reisterstown pike lot KKSxSGQ. olO-tf FOR SALE Seven five-room COTTAGES, with acre of ground each; $1,100 apiece, or sold as a whole; at Buxton. KENNARD 1 Q2 East Lexington street.

FOR RENT Fine COUNTRY RESIDENCE, near Govanstown: steam heat, elegant water: possession November THOMAS VV; BRUNDIGE. 12 East Lexington street. CHOICE UNIMPROVED PROPERTIES ON PARK HEIGHTS AVENUE; acre lots: SOME BIG BARGAINS. PHILIP H. HOFFMAN.

842844 Equitable Building. tola WILL RENT LOW TO A GOOD TENANT, 1S-room HOUSE, on 3c. car line; about two acres of land. J. HARRY IGO.

Md. Trust Bldg.i7-3t $3,000 WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME, near Reisterstown. SAMUEL BEALMEAR. Room 1, Calvert Building. $6,000 BARGAIN.

SACRIFICE G.OOO. THE SPOT FOR BUILDING LOTS. SOO'XSOO', ON OLD FREDERICK ROAD. House, 11 rooms, furnace, Latrobes. toilet, etc.

acres, fine shade and fruit: near Catonsville, Ellicott City cars. HARRY C. JOHNSON. 8 S. Broadway.

REAL ESTATE COUNTRY. FOR SALE OR RENT TWO AND A HALF ACRES OF GROUND, improved with an eight-room Dwelling anfl Store and Outbuildings, situated in South River Neck, near the Chesapeaka bay. For temi3 apply to J. T. TUCKER, South River PostofBce, Anne Arundel county, Md.

It COUNTRY STORE FOR RENT Four miles from prominent station. Northern Central Railway STOCK AND GOOD WILL FOR SALE; low to quick purchaser. ATLANTIC REALTY 847 Equitable Calvert and Fayette sta, A WINTER HOME FOR RENT. 13 miles from Baltimore, near pike, electric ana steam cars; 12 rooms, fully Furnished; servants, horses cirriages and cow can be left. Address COUNTRY 36G, Sim office.

FOR SALE VALUABLE STOCK FARM OF THE LATE JOHNK. NOTCH-CLIFF, BALTIMORE COUNTY, ON MARYLAND AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD; 484 ACRES; 3 DWELLINGS, FINE BARNS, STABLES, ETC. GEO. W. LINDSAY SONS, 112 NORTH PACA ST.

FOR RENT A fine FARM, in Carroll county, Maryland: 200 acres; 60 in meadow; well watered; springs and two streams; ample buildings and hay barracks; new tenant house; wells at barn and tenant house; money rent only; immediate possession. A. P. GORDON CUMMING, ol7-3t Freedom, Carroll county, Md. FOR SALE lOO ACRES, with Improvements, situated at Brooklandville, Green Spring Valley.

For particulars address HARRISON RIDER. Towson, Md. WATER-FRONT BARGAINS. 344 ACRES ON PATUXENT RIVER, $4,000. 350 ACRES ON POTOMAC RIVER.

3S ACRES ON ST. MARY'S RIVER, 1.7O0l 248 ACRES IN KENT COUNTY, J53.0O0. All good FARMS. Oysters, Fish, Crabs. Call for list of Cheap Farms.

ol2-7t KENNARD, 102 E. Lexington st. FARM FOR SALE A fine Water-Front Farm near Salisbury; 500 acres; 300 acres in wood timber; great bargain; price, Send for full particulars. SAMUEL P. WOODCOCK.

Salisbury. Md. FOR SALE A fine FARM, of 138 acres: five minutes' walk from station, on N. C. large Dwelling, Bank Barn, good land.

J. E. LLOYD. Central Savings Bank Building. ol4-lm $2,000 WILL BUY A FARM OF 42 ACRES, at a station between Baltimore and Washington.

SAMUEL BEALMEAR. Room 1, Calvert Building. GROUND RENTS. MORTGAGES. FOR SALE Seven very fine GROUND RENTS if $65 each, at per cent, T.

W. TONGUE. 211 St. Paul street, WIDOW DESIRES MORTGAGES AND GROUND RENTS for investment, OOl, Sun onice. FOR SALE Well -secured GROUND RENT.

ON STORE PROPERTY; 5 years to run. LOUIS CASSARD. o9-tn4 4Q8 North Howard street. FOR SALE SEVERAL WELL SECURED GROUND RENTS, PAYING PER CENT. INTEREST.

CAUGHY, HEARN CARTER, o4-lm 32 Central Savings Bank Building. FOR SALE Eight well-secured GROUND RENT 3 OF Jj45.00; five years to run; near a public park; at 5W per cent. Call or write. C. C.

MORITZ. 5Q7 West Franklin street. FOR SALE Well-secured RENTS; fine, modern dwellings; full five years, by J. H. STROH-MEYER.

Q22 Equitable Building. FOR SALE THREE EXCELLENT S4S 5-YEAR RENTS IN BLOCK 2fH0 EAST HOFFMAN STREET; secured by three-story Houses. For sale to investors at 5 per cent. net. RICHARD SEWELL.

17 East Saratoga street. FOR SALE A strictly first-class lot of GROUND RENTS; prices right. Call or write for particulars. A. C.

DOYLE, s23-lm 301 St Paul street. FOR SALE Two blocks of GROUND RENTS, about to be created in Canton. Apply to S. P. HARWOOD.

227 St. Paid street, FOR SALE A number of GROUND RENTS, FEE-SIMPLE HOUSES. FOR INVESTMENT AND VACANT GROUND FOR SPECULATION. A. R.

WHITE Mt. V. 3027. 213 St. Paul st.

street. Mary Dean To make repairs at 901 North Cal vert street. B. Levin To make alterations at 331 South Caro line street. Georare Winterlinir Son To make repairs at 1602 East Baltimore street.

L. P. Lehman To make repairs at 208 North Frederick street. J. Marshall To erect bathroom at 208 East Fort avenue.

G. M. Roth To erect shed at 1618 East Eager Btreet. MINOR PRIVILEGES. The following minor privileges were granted yesterday by the Board of Esti mates E.

P. Saxton. 406 East Second street, drain, no charge. Frederick Bauernschmidt. 918 East Monument street drain, $197.50.

it. M. llali, 1311 Druia Hill avenue, drain, u. R. E.

L. Marshall. 9-11 West Chase street, drain, no charge. H. reedman, 730 East Baltimore street, drain, Thomas O'Neil.

northwest corner Charles and Pleasant streets, drain, $S9. Mr. unrael, liu r.ast ljomDara street, oram, Alma Manufacturing Company. 630 South Fulton avenue, drain, $60. Terminal Warehouse Company.

Constitution street, near Monument, drain, no charge. Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs. 16 East German street, drain, no charge. O.

H. Cromwell. 20U5-13-15-17-19 Cromwell street and 80G East Twentieth street, drain, $60. Frank and Thies. 904-6 Aorta Monroe street, drain, $20.

John J. Dobler. 1094 North Front street, dram. no charge. Hon Jok, 720 Pennsylvania avenue, drain, no charge.

w. J. leer. 112 Fark avenue, drain, no cnarge. J.

A. Cockman and C. F. Wrarrintrton. 1825-27 Appleton street, drain, $20.

wane bJ.i West lTatt street, closet, $5. Gconre W. Marks and others. 1903-5-27 Cromwell street, drain, $30. Monumental Brewins Company, northwest corner Greenmount avenue and Twenty-first street, drain, $19.

M. I'liampperm, 109 South Charles street, closet, Laura C. Bowe and C. G. Carmine and wife.

southwest corner Howard and Franklin streets, drain, $74. Hulsmann, 537 North Howard street, drain. $S5. Northern Central Railwav Oomnanv. Madison.

Monument and Centre streets, air pipe, no charge. Joseph Streb, 2027 East Lombard street, manure pit. $5.40. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. Baltimore and Hare streets and Baltimore and Patnxent streets, drains, no chanre.

McCormick 105-107 Concord street, shavings pipe. $10. William Keyser estate, Baltimore street and Hopkins place, fire-escape. $10. R.

J. Mullikin, 1401 West Lanvale street, show wmaow, George E. James, 1328 Woodyear street, areaway, $1. C. D.

Fisher, 20 West Baltimore street, awning. $9 Bernard Cohen, 525 North Gay street, awning, $5.35, .1. L. Harrison. 1017 Licrht street, areawav.

no charge. llurwitz. 320 South Sharp street, bow window. no charge. A.

E. Mitchell. 1DU Drmfl Hill avenue, door, $2.70. Mrs. M.

C. Haneke. 1021-25 South Charles street. show window, $10. J.

J. Brami. 4U8 East Baltimore street, arc lamp, i. J. G.

Maier's Sons. Federal street and Federal Place, bow window. $4. F. X.

Donnelly. Collinitton avenue, near Ashland. steps, no charge. h. Donnelly.

Asniand ana coiiincton avenues. steps, no charge. M. .1. Keiuy, 33 west isortn avenue, arc lamp.

u. Edward George. 2462 Belmont avenue, cellarway, no charire. Samue! Sokols. 130 North Exeter street, bow win dows, 5a.iu.

A. Sweeten son, 13UZ west FranKiin street, sie-n no Herman Loher, northwest corner Baltimore and Front streets, areaway, no charge. The following were disapproved M. Megary. 210 West Lexington street, showcase.

R. L. Noonan. southwest corner Mulberry and Eutaw streets, electric sign. Mrs.

Hannah Grinsfelder, 219 North Liberty street, electric sicm. Gabriel D. Clarke estate, 1401 North Charles street, electric sign. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Baltimore City.

Baltimore, October 17; Harry Morstein to Sarah Sheinhartz. e.s. Bond nr. Gough, 14x90, g.r. $24.50 $1,835 lieorge A.

Cunningham to ii. U. Mintemesch, benefit of Ola R. Keilholtz to Ambrose E. Briscoe and wife, n.e.s.

Druid Hill nr. Presstman 18.3x100, g.r. $120 5 Ludwig Sellmayer, to John A. Yakel of A. s.s.

Lombard nr. Charles. 24x60 19,133.33 Helen M. Linhard to Arthur V. Milholland, e.s.

Calvert nr. Hunter 20x154. g.r. 169 1 Arthur V. Milholland to Helen M.

Linhard, e.s. Calvert nr. Hunter 20x154. g.r. $160 1 Carroll B.

Bliok to Henry H. R. McKay and wife. w.s. Biddle nr.

Milton 11x70. g.r. $45 5 Walter L. Westphal to John H. T.

Tegeder and wife. s. Grove nr. Fairmount 12.2x64. g.r.

800 Anna Herder and husband to Bertha Meyer. n.w.s. Garrett nr. Clement 12x60 600 Sarah J. Starr to John A.

Starr, 3 lots 6 Mary B. Keyser, to Isidor Rayner, 27 W. Balitmore use of wall. .694.99 Samuel V. B.

Young to John J. Hurst. 5 lota. 1 Granville O. Wilson to Lillian E.

Downes, s.s. North nr. Bolton 16.6x105, g.r. $132. Bernard N.

Baker, to Simon Spicer, Park nr. Reservoir 15x g.r. $180 2,200 Mary E. Boggs and husband to Henry W. Matthews, n.w.s.

Laurens nr. Park 18x100, g.r. $135 Anton Belik and wife to Bohemian Working- Tnen's T5nilrliTitr A ssrv ia tion No. 2. e.R Cas tle nr.

Eager, 12x80, g.r. $30 5 Sophia Timmerman to W. H. H. Anderson, n.s.

Lombard 1 lot, g.r. $85 Isabella Snyder and husband to Western Maryland Railroad, 1 lot Martha A. Schmidt to Louis Chilinski and wife. w.s. Wolfe nr.

Eastern 15x60. g.r. $30 1,500 Bernard Harburger, to Sarah J. Kamsey, e.s. Guilford nr.

Lafayette 17x93, g.r. $155.25 Isaac M. Pruzan to Moses Schwartz, n.s. Baltimore nr. Exeter, 20x102 Charles A.

Hook, et to Western Maryland Railroad Company, n.w.s. Kate 1 Alexander Kinnaird, to Alexander Kin-naird, several lots H. E. Cook. to Elenore Eckelman.

s.s. Cator nr. Old York 18x135 ...909.09 Chsrlotte Hamburger, to Charlotte Hamburger, e.s. Guilford nr. Lafayette 17.3x98, g.r.

$155.25 Douglas H. Gordon to Elias T. Frank and wife. s.s. Potter nr.

Chestnut 13.3 s85, g.r. $52 709 Joseph S. Taymans and wife to Arthur W. Thorpe and wife, n.s. Pinkney Place, nr.

Carter alley, 13.6x70, g.r. $54 Frederick Wiseman to Archer Hilditch and wife, s.e.s. Gay nr. Patterson Park 14.6x83.4. g.r.

$15 1,000 Thomas Shaughnessy and wife to Augusta Healy. w.s. nr. McHenry. 12x 76.6-, g.r.

$42 325" Anton J. Albert to Rosa Oppenheimer, s.e.s. McMechen nr. Etting alley, 17.5x85, g.r. $60 Barbara Horning and husband to George Gett- man and husband, s.s.

Eastern nr. Col- lington 13x100, g.r. $24.50 1,200 Shirley C. Whipple, to Mayor and City Council, w.s. Spear's wharf, nr.

Pratt 26.5x107.8 6,074 Seligman J. Adler and wife to Arthur D. Stebbins and wife. n.s. Reservoir nr.

Cal low 16.3x133.1 2,708.33 George Y. Wiseman ana wue to Jacob Daley and wife, e.s. Hopldns nr. Federal 12.9x70, g.r. Walhrook Land Corporation to Julius Wegner.

w.s. Garrison nr. Beech 140x100.52. 3,015 Louisa G. Sigmnnd to Charles F.

Stem, w.s. Milton nr. Jefferson 14x75, g.r. $38.50 Charles F. Stein to L.

G. Sigmund and wife, w.s. Milton nr. Jefferson 14x75, g.r. $38.50 Solomon Gross to Jacob Levin, n.e.s.

Fremcnt nr. Raborg 21.1x90, g.r. $15 Hvman Lebauer to Samuel Wiener and wife, w.s. Eden nr. Madison, 12.6x g.r.

$18.13 Charles W. Harris and wife to Harry E. Parker, w.s. Gilmor nr. Patterson 12.6x80.

g.r. $60 Max Weirier to Sol Gross, n.e.s. Fremont nr. Raborg 2Llx90, g.r. $15 Bernard J.

Banhans, to Bernard J. Banhans, 2 lots Bernard J. Banhans, to Mary Banhans, 2 lots John F. Carter to William C. Hunter, n.s.

North nr. Seventh 14x98, g.r. $72 5 Ludwig Lichtenstem and wife to Nathan Bus-lik, n.s. Clifford nr. Poppleton, 13.10x Safe Deposit and Trust Company to William Marks.

s.s. Reservoir nr. Park 18.3x142.3V. 2,750 Charles A. interling to Andrew Fischer, n.e.

cur Aliceanna at. and Bethel. 20x70. g.r. 1 cent 1,800 William K.

Boleyn and wite to Merman Mimderloh and wife. w.s. Pavson nr. Lafayette H.lxSo. g.r.

$55 750 H. Schmidt to Mary K. E. Schmidt, s.w.s. Huntingdon nr.

Lake 13.6x75, g.r. $55 Louis Timpel to L. Carl Jeler.ko 2 lots Omer F. Hershey, to Brew-intr Oomnanv. s.s.

Winchester nr. Strieker. 12x75, g.r. $60 BOO Mary E. Clautice to Howard Wiley, e.s.

Dallas nr. McElderry, 12x50, g.r. $15 Walter L. Westphal to John C. Hecker and wife.

e.s. Grove nr. Fairmount 12.2x64. g.r. $30 800 Same to Robert W.

Evans and wife. e.s. Grove nr. Fairmount 12.2x64, g.r. $30.

800 Ella A. Perry to Rezin M. Hood, s.s. Eagle nr. Monroe.

12x75, g.r. $30 William C. Kroteo and wife to Anna A. Sapp, s.s. Federal nr.

Caroline. 15x75, g.r. $30.. Justina Hall, to John Votto and wife, e.s. Slemmers nr.

Fawn 14x48 Sonhia Esler to Ca sner Esler and wife. s.s. Aliceanna nr Bond. 10.9x48, g.r. $23.62....

300 Mary A. Colbert, to Adam J. Pearce and wife. n.s. Colvin nr.

Homewood 12x g.r. $36 725 James Keagle, to John J. Flynn and wife, n.s. Gough nr. Durham, 15x75 John H.

Gough to Pennsylvania Avenue P. B. L. s.w.s. Bouldia nr.

Presstman, 13x g.r. 536 Pennsylvania Avenue P. B. L. A.

to Wm. Wesley, 2 lots Robert F. Leach, to Pennsylvania Avenue P. B. L.

n.e.s. Bouldin nr. Bloom, 11x71.3, g.r. $33 175 William F. Mustrrave.

to Mary A. Fil bert, n.s. Parrish nr. Cole. 12x65, g.r.

$30. 215 Harrv E. Mann, to jost Miner, n.s. Hoffman nr. Chester, 13.6x70, g.r.

$10.50.. Joseph W. Levie and wife to Mary F. Den-mead, 2 lots Jane J. Cook, to Title Guarantee and Trust ComDanv.

e.s. Maple nr. Ever green Terrace. 19.7x 1,083.33 Title Guarantee and Trust Company to Baltimore Trust and Guarantee Company, a e.s. Manle nr.

Evercreen Terrace. 19.7x- 1,181.81 Baltimore County. Tuesday, October 17. Sophia D. C.

Sehwarz to Sophia D. C. Schwarz, Edmund F. C. T.

Sehwarz and Charles C. Heldmann, in trust, all of her nronertv. exceDt that known as Shady Grove. unlocated $1 Counsel to Charles E. Foard.

1 acre of land. Eleventh district 0 Paul F. Winder and wife to Milton S. Lynch and Mary A. Lynch, his wife, lot 16x80 ft.

nn tlie west side of Third street. Hiehland- town. Twelfth district, g.r. $40 625 Charles H. Cole to J.

Collins Burton and Bertie May Burton, his wife, lot of ground. Third district. William R. Akers and wife to William Enrich and Carrie F. Enrich, his wife, lot of ground near Pikesville, Third district Alfred J.

Knhly to Harry C. Diffendall and Diffendall. his wife, lot No. 12 on plat of Morrell Park, Thirteenth 230 Sate Deposit ana xrust umpnuy, eic, to Safe Deposit and Trust Company, one-third of the estate of the late William F. Burns, unlocated Frank H.

Tiemsnn and wife to Frederick C. Rohlfing and Mary Rohlflng, his wife, lot 128 on plat of Snringfteld, Ninth district Robert Culver to Henry J. Emerick and Sarah E. Emerick, his wife, lots Nos. 7 and 8 in block No.

2 in Hull's southwest addition to Baltimore, Thirteenth district 780 Peter G. Zonck et al. to Stewart Brown, lot of ground. Fourth district (confirmatory) Alexander A. Sanner and wife to S.

Eugene Ambrose and L. Virginia Ambroe. his lot 14x73 ft. on the east side of East avenue. Highlandtown.

Twelfth district, g.r. $12 1.300 FACTORY, 42x150; three stories; on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; southwest corner Warner and Ostend streets; Shafting, Boilers, Engines, Dynamos, Electric Lights. Steam Heat, Automatic Sprinklers, large Elevator; lot 66x500. Phones: CALVIN CHESNUT, Court. 2195.

lus. and Retal Estate, C. Mt. Ver. 5050.

SltlJE. Lexington st. EASY TERMS BARGAIN 1704 MADISON AVENUE Free rent, party with small family, who can do with one floor; five rooms and bath; can rent the two other floors; receive 12 per cent. on investment. Examine today.

JOHN L. BLAKE, 1G1H McCulloh street pl83t NEAR FOREST PARK, small modern HOME, $2,000 60-cent taxes; ground rent all conveniences and 5c. fare. 20S UNION TRUST BUILDING. QlS-4t FOR SALE 1S13 PAYSON STREET, attractive two-story Dwelling; immediate possession.

CHARLES W. HURST, Both Phones. 12Q1 Q3 Calvert Building. MOUNT ROYAL AVENUE. HOUSE, 10 rooms, 2 baths; up-to-date, splendid condition: low to quick purchaser.

ATLANTIC REALTY Fayette and Calvert sts. BROWN STONE DWELLING. Preston near Calvert: superb property. Apply to D. C.

WOODS 515 Continental Building.lt T7AR AT -E MODERN BOTTLING ES-r OAUC TABLISHMENT, with Elec tric Light and Ice Plant; size 70x270'; railroad switch, five-cars' capacity; fee; very desirable. A LO FOUNDRY, formerly conducted by 'Regester, Highlandtown; both B. and O. and Penn a. railroad switches; 17 acres, with Foundry Buildings.

ALSO VAftaAPIT BUlljlJliNU, OP- posite PostofBce thoroughly equipped in fee. ALSO CALVERT adjoining Corner Lex- ington; lot 80x100; in fee. P. C. DUGAN NEPHEW, 16 East Lexington Street.

FOR SALE. LOT 27 S. FREDERICK NEAR LOMBARD STREET, 33XOO. LOT 413 E. FAYETTE BETWEEN HOLLIDAY AND GAY STREETS, 1SXOO JOHN T.

MURPHY, Both Phones. 232 St. Paul street. FOR SALE The three-story DWELLING 20 WEST FAYETTE biggest bargain in West End; nine rooms and bath; hitrh ceilings, wide halls and stairways; newly papered and painted. Apply on premises or to O.

M. DlXON, 302 West Saratoga street. Second Floor. FOR SALE IN NORTHEASTERN SECTION. 2 DWELLINGS in 400 block North Chester street.

2 DWELLINGS in 500 block North Chester street. 2 DWELLINGS in 1600 block Holbmok street. 1 DWELLING in 2fi0 block North Port street. MERRIKEN MKRUIKEN, lOO East Lexington street. FOR SALE 1022 NORTH FULTON AVENUE, JUST PAINTED AND PAPERED.

PORCELAINE BATHTUB. ETC. NOW OPEN. EMORY SON, 731 CALVERT BLuG. FOR SALE 42-644 46 WEST PRATT STREET.

75xlS0 feet. Apply on premises. FOR SALE Two very desirable two-story DWELLINGS, 1622 Lamont avenue, near Lanvale street, and 2019 East Lafayette avenue; modern conveniences. EDW. J.

STORCK. 1G22 Lamont av.7-lm EEAL ESTATE FOR RENT. THREE-STORY WAREHOUSE, near St. Paul and Baltimore streets, suitable for Manufacturer; rental $1,500 per year. CAUGHY, HEARN CARTER, ol3-3t 32 Central Savings Baik Building.

FOR RENT A desirable DWELLING, 2600 Bolton street. Apply to LEON LEVI, 305 West Lex-ington street. FOR RENT BARBER SHOP, including Fix-tures. Apply at 2QOO HOLLINS ST. FOR RENT FURNISHED 7 WEST PRESTON STREET; newly papered throughout.

lt FOR RENT LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE DWELLING, IN THOROUGH ORDER; TWO BATHROOMS, ETC. 909 CATHEDRAL STREET COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY, WEST SARATOGA NEAR CHARLES. WAREHOUSES and STORES. 2213 EAST BALTIMORE STREET. LOMBARD STREET, COR.

GRANT Also, Corner Hollingsworth street. 20S lO 12 N. EUTAW STREET. 346 NORTH CHARLES STREET. 233 PARK AVENUE.

511 EAST BALTIMORE STREET. 112 NORTH LIBERTY STREET. DWELLINGS. 335 DOLPHIN STREET. 1512 PARK AVENUE.

1317 NORTH CALVERT STREET. 914 NORTH CALVERT STREET. 315 EAST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET. 160S ST. PAUL STREET.

FLOORS. SINGER BUILDING, Lexington street, near Park avenue, Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Floors. -BALTIMORE HOLLIDAY STREETS, Third Floor, with heat and elevator. 25 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, Second and Third Floors; Elevator. GAY AND MOTT STREETS, Second Floor, above Provident Bank.

P. C. DUGAN NEPHEW, 16 East Lexington St. FOR RENT Three-story HOUSE, containing eight large rooms, bath and pantry; fancy brick and marble front; cement yard and cellar; cellar under whole house; neighborhood high and healthy; sewer connection rent, $25. Apply to PETER GRO-GAN, Preston and Luzerne streets, Wilkens and North avenue cars going EAST.

06-tf FOR RENT-NO. S40 N. CHARLES Between Saratoga and Mulberry streets. FINE LARGE STORE, suitable for Furniture, Piano or Similar Business. P.

C. DUGAN NEPHEW, 16 EAST LEXINGTON STREET FOR RENT. Three-Story, Swell-Front, Up-to-Date DWELLING; parlor, dining room and kitchen on first floor; two stairways; all modern conveniences; low rent. 271Q GREENMOUNT AVE. EXT ENDED.ol4-tf FOR RENT STORES 317 AND 30! EAST BALTIMORE STREET, Abell Building, in cluding heat and light.

Apply to SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST i 11 13 South street. olo-5t FOR RENT 15 ACRES, with Dwelling, Stable, on BELAIR ROAD (Gay street), adjoining Gay Street Station, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, just above North avenue; part can be rented, if desired. HENRY C. LOGEMANN. 2EASTJXINGJCONSTR EET.

FOR RENT A desirable DWELLING, in complete order, with large lot, on Hofi'man lane, Carroll. Take Frederick road cars. Address GEO. L. MILLIMAN.

724 Reservoir street. FOR RENT 715 CALVERT STREET, opposite Loyola College, for private family only; 12 rooms; complete repair; $50 month. Apply NEXT DOOR ABOVE. c4-lm FOR RENT Desirable RESIDENCE, lO WEST READ STREET 15 rooms and two baths possession October 1. Apply to THOS.

E. BOND, 14 Pleasant street, or at 14Q2 BOLTON ST.s2-ti FOR RENT 1711 DRUID HILL three-storv. eight rooms and bath, $22.50. Open for inspection. A.

A. FORMAN, 207 St. Paul street. C. and P.

Phone. Mount Vernon 4306. s22-lm FOR RENT Desirable DWELLING, 209 East Preston street, near Calvert street; rent $j5 per month. CHAS. F.

PITT, o7-tf 2Q7 Vickers Building. FOR RENT 1616 ST. PAUL STREET, three-story Brown Stone Fronts in good ordsr; $35 month. SECURITY STORAGE AND TRUST COMPANY. 13 West North avenue.

FOR RENT STORE, northwest comer Saratoga, and Park avenue. J. HARRY IGO, Maryland Trust Building. FOR RENT FURNISHED Fine DWELLING, Mount Royal Terrace. J.

HARRY IGO, ol7-3t Maryland Trust. Building. FOR RENT 1527 McCULLOH STREET. SAMUEL BEALMEAR, Room 1. Calvert Building.

FOR RENT STORE AND DWELLING 226 S. BROADWAY. Apply at 6 N. BROADWAY. 16-6 FIRST AND THIRD FLOORS; fine location.

623 N. Calhoun op. Harlem Park. STORE ROOM FOR RENT. N.

W. corner Park and Saratoga st. This is a good open comer, in the heart of the city and but one block from the retail center. Advise J. W.

FRIZZELL. 314 West Lexington street. DESIRABLE DWELLING, No. 1821 LINDEN AVENUE; kitchen on first floor. Apply to S.

H. RANDALL, Central Savings Bank Building, Charles and Lexington streets. DESIRABLE CORNER HOUSE, 2042 PARK AVENUE; 11 rooms and two baths; possession October 1. Apply to THOS. E.

BOND, 14 Pleasant street. $30 PER MONTH N. E. Cor. Thames and Bond; suitable for Manufacturing, Warehouse or Store unsurpassed location for Shipping.

BOLL-MAN. 7Q3 N. Carrollton ave. oll-lm 1614 W. MULBERRY three-story, $22.50.

305 E. LANVALE ST. three-story. $25.00. 424 S.

PAYSON two-story and Store. 1903 CHRISTIAN two-story and Store. JOS. E. GARTSIDE.

Both Phones. 208 Courtland street. 1714 NORTH CHARLES ST. ALEX. YEARLEY SON, CHARLES AND LEXINGTON STS.

ol2-10t 1737 PARK AVENUE; 11 rooms; $40 month. BOLGIANO, 8Q5 Calvert Building. 1S03 ST. PAUL. STREET, near North avenue, $50; 10 rooms and bath; kitchen first floor; excellent condition; immediate possession.

HARLAN fc HULL. Both Phones. oTMf 1815 THOMAS AVENUE; 6 rooms and bath; cottage style; large side porch $20. A. P.

KENNEDY. 06-tf 2Q7 St. Paul street, 2485 DRUID HILL AVE. New two-story; fur-nace, cabinet mantels, etc. Open daily.

3029 SAINT PAUL STREET. WANTED TO RENT. WANTED TO RENT By family of four adults, COTTAGE IN WALBROOK or HOUSE IN WESTERN SECTION, by November 1. Ad- dress 825. Sun office.

ol7-2t WANTED From November 1 to April 30. Unfur nished or partially Furnished, modern HOUSE in fashionable residential section of citv. Ad dress, giving full particulars, 777, Sun office, tf FLATS FOR RENT. wxjv v' j-' i-v j. ij.i a.

'U ric ti it uuu- veniences; $10. 1832 DRUID HILL AVE.18-2t DESIRABLE THREE-ROOM FLAT and private nam; corner nouse. uwt. Bun omce. lt FLAT, three rooms; third floor; hot and cold water.

112Q FORREST PLACE. FLAT FOR HENT (central and convenient), or MAU' OK ENTIRE HOUSE, and board with party; good opening. Call at DESIRABLE FLAT; all conveniences; references exenangeq. iSiSU WEST LA A TIE AVE. FLATS WANTED.

HOUSEKEEPING FLAT, of four or five rooms and bath state terms. 813, Sun office. WANTED By December La small. Well-Furnished HOUSEKEEPING FLAT; must be exclusive ana nrst-class in every particular and in a most desirable central location. Address 414.

Sun omce, oa-lra FOR RET Two seven-room HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS at -The Coniston," 1812 Mcilloh st-; heat and janitor. CHARLES W. HURST. Both Phones. 1201-03 Calvert Building.

THE COLONIAL, 1005 North Charles ftreet- BACIIELOR ttKMSHLU Af 1, flcplrir. liirlit. bent. te.lcnhollP. Oi3-it FOR RENT-Two BACHELOR APARTMENTS centrally loc.ttea.

AQfires3 tvu- TJr ciYinll Tonf Tinfnrnish Pfl i YlU Lnivi ili auu ouiiLit lonfi I an vain st llinttlC ldUiilj IV. liuiu.i-Jt rtr EARL COURT. ST. PAUL AND PRESTON STREETS H0USEKE3PING APARTMENTS FOR RENT. W.

H. DeC. WRIGH'I 209StPauljrtreefc FIRST-FLOOR APARTMENT Five rooms and bam; steam neat; janitor service, gas mm rm-trie light, 1727 API SO NA EN UE.ol7-3t DOCTOR'S OFFICE; also BACHELOR APARTMENTS; TWO or THREE ROOMS, with PRIVATE RATH. Annlv at 1105 CATHE DRAL STREET. o91m THE ST.

PAUL, ST. PAUL STREET AND MT. ROYAL AVENUE, A FEW CHOICE APARTMENTS FOR RENT. WHYTE THOMPSON, Agents, 104 E. LEXINGTON ST.

BRIGHT ATTRACTIVE HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT, four room-J. bath and private hail; newly decorated, at "THE READ," East Read street. "THE MOUNT ROYAL." SEVERAL F1VE-ROOM-AND-BATH HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS, 8700, INCLUDING ELECTRIC LIGHT, HEAT AND SERVICE. EXCELLENT CAFE IN BUILDING, tf ONE NEW. MODERN APARTMENT, six rooms and bath; all conveniences.

Apply on premises, 16M! JOHN STREET. s23-tf MT. VERNON APARTMENTS. Special prices for term leases on all Immediate, contracts. WM.

MART I EN 15 South street, tf FOR RENT APARTMENTS: vearly lease. Apply on premises. "THE GOVERNOR," Northwest corner Charles and Read streets. olO-tf FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT in the Cecil, by the year. 83S.

Sun offlce.17-3 FIVE ROOMS AND BATH: Heat. Lighting and Cooking Gas included; $20 per month. Apply at 151 PARK AVENUE. SUBURBAN APARTMENTS. NEW FOUR-ROOM APARTMENTS, 707 Tuxedo Park; pantries.

Porches, steam heat; Roland Park water, etc. Apply at 70S, next door. OFFICES FOR RENT. KNICKERBOCKER BUILDING, LEXINGTON AND NORTH STREETS. OFFICES FOR RENT.

SINGLE AND SUITES. MODE RATE PRICES. FOR RENT Two BASEMENT STORES, or OFFICES, under "The Elberon" Apartments, 1821-23 Maryland avenue; heat and janitor service. CHARLES W. HURST, Both Phones.

1201 Calvert Building SMALL OFFICE, in one of a suite in Calvert Building, to Lawyer, with use of General Office, Stenographer, Telephones, on a ratable sharing of expense plan. Address 345. Sun office. ol4-7t PART OF FURNISHED OFFICE: use of telephone, clerk, tvpewriter and private office- very liberal Apply at Room 304, 11 EAST LEX I NGTON STREET. PART OF OFFICE AND STORE FOR RENT-FIRST FLOOR, 12 WEST CAMDEN ST.

Address or phone JAMES T. QU1NLIN CO. Both Phones. FOR RENT lO E. LEXINGTON OFFICES, en suite or single; First Floor and Second Floor FRONT; rents moderate.

Apply to H. C. BETA on premises. Architects, Lawyers, etc.s!9-lm BHCENIX BUILDING, East German street, near Charles: fine light and ventilation "nicest small Offices in city. HYLAND P.

STEWART, 51U nil, 512 Fidelity cr on premises. s21-lm Gaither Estate Building, 105 111 NORTH CHARLES STREET. NEW. FIREPROOF. ALL CONVENIENCES.

OFFICES FOR RENT. SINGLE AND SUITES-APPLY GAITHER ESTATE BUILDING. ROOM 423, FOURTH FLOOR. DESIRABLE OFFICES FOR RENT. 1033 CATHEDRAL STREET.

ol4-7t 716 PARK AVENUE TWO COMMUNICATING FIRST-FLOOR ROOMS, suitable for an apartment or a profession al references. gl9-lm REAL ESTATE WANTED. I GIVE DIRECT AND PERSISTENT ATTENTION TO EVERY PIECE OF PROPERTY PLACED IN MY HANDS FOR SALE OR RENT. Let Me Handle Your Property. HARRISON J.

BARRETT, LAW AND REAL ESTATE OFFICES. 21 CALVERT BUILDING. ST. PAUL AND FAYETTE STREETS. A VIRGINIAN, who has recently come to Baltimore to reside, wants to Invest Some Money in a few Small Houses in Baltimore city that will pay as an investment.

31 8. Sun office. WANTED TO BUY OUSE, on Cathedral. Charles, St. Caul or Calvert street, or cross streets within same, from Centre to Monut Royal avenue.

Address SQ1. Sun office. W7ANTED HOUSE, on Mount Royal, Madison, North, Callow or Linden avenue, or in this vicinity, either in fee or subject to ground rent. Address 8 lO. Sun office.

THREE-STORY HOUSE, eight rooms or more, in food location; state particulars. Address Q88, Sim office. THREE-STORY HOUSE on BROADWAY or CAROLINE NORTH OF GAY STREET. Ad-dress i8Q. Sun office.

I BUY FOR CASH HOUSES AND LOTS: also have $20,000 to Lend, $100 upward: NO COMMISSIONS CHARGED. SAM FAUTH. 811 Hollins after 5 P. M. s23-lm WILL BUY YOUR PROPERTY, no matter condition; GROUND RENTS ALSO WANTED; no commissions.

JAS. A. BEALMEAR SON 3Q1 Fidelity Bldg. Phone, Court. 254.

o4-lm A LADY HAVING SOME MONEY TO INVEST would like to buy some SMALL PROPERTY; condition or location no consideration. Address 786, Sun office. WILL BUY PROPERTY, no matter what condition. Will also purchase GROUND RENTS. No commissions.

Would like to buy a ROW OF SMALL DWELLINGS, in northern or northeastern section. Give full particulars. Will not disturb tenants. Apply at 9UO APPLETON ST. s21-lm WANTED A COUNTRY PLACE, of several acres, with good improvements, near Hagers-town, or Westminster, or Catonsville or North Baltimore, on trolley line or steam road.

Address G14. Sim office. WANTED HOUSE PROPERTIES in all sections of the city for cash purchasers; quick sales if prices reasonable. PHILIP H. HOFFMAN.

842844 Equitable Building. s20-lm WANTED TWO-STORY PROPERTY. ANY SECTION. HARRY M. RAM s21-lm 1 0 East Lexington street.

WANTED SOME TWO OR THREE STORY DWELLINGS FOR INVESTMENT. Address, WITH PARTICULARS. 735. Sun office, tf WANTED TO BUY A few HOUSES, for Invest-ment, for spot cash. 3 office.

o7-lm REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, 25 ST. PAUL STREET. Send for SALE AND RENTAL BULLETIN (free by mail), CONTAINING LIST OF PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND RENT BY ITS MEMBERS. REAL ESTATE SALE OR RENT. FOR SALE OR LEASE Desirable PROPER-- TIES on South Eutaw street, near Camden Station; exceptional location for shipping purposes; suitable for manufacturing plants or for warehouses.

For particulars apply to MERCANTILE TRUST AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF BALTIMORE. Calvert and German streets. THE MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTIES FOR SALE OR FOR RENT Furnished or Unfurnished. M. J.

BRANDT. Both Phones. FOR SALE OR LEASE Desirable PROPERTIES on South Eutaw street, near Camden Station; exceptional location for shipping purposes; suitable for manufacturing plants or for warehouses. For particulars apply to MERCANTILE TRUST AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF BALTIMORE. Calvert aud German streets.

tf REAL ESTATE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITV. STATE AND COUNTRY. MAURICE LAUPHEIMER, s7-tf Calvert Building. Sixth Floor. WHARF PROPERTY.

WHARF PROPERTY. IN CITY, 283.6X365, WITH PRIVILEGE OF EXTENSION TO A DEPTH OF 700 FET TO PORT WARDEN'S LINE; IMPROVED BY GOOD WHARF ALONG WHOLE OSTdesiraUe. Both Phones. 314 SJaulstreeU WAREHOUSE PROPERTY. FOR RENT 2 UPPER FLOORS, with elevator service, suitable for light manufacturing; can be rented singly or together; also, FIRST FLOOR, Nos.

1 525 W. Baltimore will improve to suit tenant. Apply at 5QO W. GERMAN aT.olO-lni FOUR-STORY WAREHOUSE. With Modem Equipments.

LIBERTY AND GERMAN STREETS, Suitable for any business. Apply to JON. C. ROGERS. SUN OFFICE.

FOR RENT-THIRD FLOOR, S. E. CORNER CHARLES AND GERMAN STREETS. 34x100 feet, with steam heat and electric light; $jC0per annum.ol5-7t 6 SOUTH LIBERTY STREET. GROUND FLOOR, with Vault and Cellar.

s29-lm D. ASH. 12Q North Liberty street. FOR RENT FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT IN NEW, MODERN WAREHOUSE, on Thames street, one square east of Broadway; shipping facilities unexcelled; suitable for any business. Anplv direct; both phones.

JOHN T. IM NOHUKfc Thames and Ann streets. o9-14t FOR RENT On Hanover street, several FIRST FLOORS, 3,000, 6,000 or 10,000 square feet each; several UPPER FLOORS, 3,500. 10,000 or 14.000 square feet on one floor, with heat and elevator service; power if wanted; also have several SITES TO IMPROVE for good tenant. Apply to HENRY SMITH, ol2-lm Seventh Floor, 113 Hanover street.

KEAL ESTATE SUBURBAN. FOR RENT PARK, lis acres; all varieties of fruit; eight-room DWELLING, stable, barn, etc. Apply to JOHN B. UPMAN. mile north on Rolling road, Ellicott City car line, or to ROBERT H.

HEIGHE, 221 St. Paul street. C. and P. Phone.

2356 Alt. Vernon. ell-tf tober 20 was the date fixed for his trial. Ollie or Allie Branch, indicted on the charge of manslaughter, was assigned for trial October 25. John Castor, William Jones, John Chance, Frederick Muehlenber- ger and Joseph Wair pleaded guilty of larceny and were remanded for sentence.

Chicken And WaiHes At Hamilton. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Hamilton Fresbyterian Church held a chicken and waffle supper last night in their church. There was a good attendance. Rev. I.

C. Yeakel Is pastor. The following committees served Supper Tables Mesdames Philip Krach, James Read, James Purser, II. M. Kronan, Samuel Duerr, Laura Wheeler, Thomas Griffith, J.

Deichman, John Neidhardt, David Standemyre, George Fairman, Clarence Bradflcld, William Eoggcss, John Uhler, John Jacobs, H. Albrecht, Misse3 Rachel German, Rtgina Kronan, Mary German, Ivy Yeakel, Grace Madary, Margaret Krach, Ada Martell. Fancy Table Mesdames Charles Tames, W. W. Kirk, Cooper, Henry Diggs, Charles Scf-ton, Arthur Evans, Frederick Glantz, -Virginia Neal.

Confectionery Stand Misses Clara Martell, Grace Blackburn, Carrie Jacobs, Pearl Tames, Beulah Wheeler, Me3dames Charles Hueter, Wilbur Forrester, Rose Mason, William Wright. Country Store Messrs. J. W. Barnitz, George Rodcnhi, Ilenry Diggs, Philip Krach, Frederick Glantz, James Purser, Clarence Bradflcld, Charles Sefton, Walter Jacobs, Carlton Hueter, Norman House, George Fairman, Jacob Krach, H.

M. Kronan, W. E. Forrester, Arthur Evans, Web ster Cooper. William Boggess, Charles Sefton, Jr.

Handkerchief Counter Misses Marie Tames, Bes- rie Kronan, Jessie McCallister, Ida Madary, Ruth Madary, Annie Neidhardt, Katharine Neidhardt. Doll Table Misses Rachel McCallister, Myrtle Sefton, Myrtle Faulkner. Sparrows Point And Vicinity. Dr. J.

S. Woodward, assistant surgeon In the navy, assigned to "duty on the Brooklyn, spent yesterday with his parents. Doctor and Mrs. J. S.

Woodward, at Sparrows Toint. Dr. Woodward, is the chief resident surgeon of the Maryland Steel Company. Mr. Griffith Mathews, one of the clerks In the main office, returned from his vacation, a portion of which was spent in and around Boston.

New York and Philadelphia. Mr. N. P. Watmough, of the marine de partment office, is in New York.

Mr. A. V. Vail, secretary to President F. W.

Wood, of the steel company, last evening visited the works with a party of friends, including Miss Vail, Miss Duker, Mr. .1. s. Deale and Mr. A.

V. Vail. Mr. C. S.

Jacklns, of the Northern Cen tral Railway office, returned from a trip to l.oston. Mr. Samuel Dehoff, of Parkton, was a visitor. Mr. E.

B. Miller, storekeeper of the steel company. Is on his annual vacation. Mr. Thomas E.

Nash, of Baltimore, was a caller at the steel company's offices. Gave Sapper For Andrew Chapel. The ladles of Andrew Chapel, Southern Methodist Episcopal Church, gave a sup per at Lauravllle Hall, Hamilton, last night. The proceeds were for the new church fund. Rev.

C. M. Hesser is pastor, The following took part: Chairman Mrs. Thomas B. Gatch.

Reception Committee Misses Setta Biddison, Maude A. Forrest, Elizabeth Gontrum and Mr, Thomas C. Biddison, Jr. Candy Table Mrs. Hammond Dietrich, Mrs.

William T. Dietrich, Mrs. John W. Evans. Cake Table Mrs.

John F. Gontrum, Mrs. Edwin Forrest, Department Store Mrs. C. M.

Hesser, Misses May Neumayer, Regina Biddison, Edwina Forrest, Annie Geis. Supper Committee Mrs. John S. Biddison, Mrs. J.

Watkin Ritter, Mrs. Newkirk, Mrs. Otto, Mrs. Louis N. Bradfleld, Mrs.

John Clowney, Misses Margaret Otto and Mamie Miller. Coffee Mr. Edwin Forrest. lee-Cream State Senator John S. Biddison.

Collector of Tickets Mr. William T. Dietrich. Grab Bag Junior Epworth League. Marriage Licenses Issued.

Licenses were issued at Towson yesterday for the marriage of the following Lego Applegabth. John Carter Legg, 24, 204 Ridgewood road, Roland Park, and Miss May Applegarth, 23, of Catonsvllle. Applicant, John C. Legg. Luis Diets.

John C. Luis, 37, Phoenix, and Miss Laura V. Diets, 35, of Bald wins, Eleventh district. Applicant, the groom. Ha rrison Mnrphy.

Miss Ella Murphy, of Texas, daughter of the late Thomas Murphy, was married to Mr. Owen H. Harrison, 140S Harford avenue, Baltimore, Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs.

Harrison arrived at Texas Sunday night, where they will reside. A serenade was given them Monday night. Sale And Distribution Asked. Robert W. Rusk and wife, by Attorney Peter J.

Campbell, filed suit against George II. Ehlen and others yesterday to procure a decree for the sale of a tract in the Fif teenth district and a distribution of the proceeds. Child Bitten By Dog. The 4-yetir-old son of Mr. Patrick Caughy, of Pikesville, was bitten on the hand yes terday morning by a dog.

The animal was killed by Mr. Jacob Kraft. Snbnrban Miscellany. An entertainment was given at Columbia Hall, St. Denis, last evening by the pupils of St.

Denis public school. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Helfrich have sold to Mrs.

Caroline McCrea a lot 50 by 200 feet on the north side of Frederick avenue, Catonsvllle, for $700. Mr. John Grim has sold his house and lot on Ingleslde avenue, near the Old Frederick road, Catonsvllle, to Mr. James Anderson. The price paid was $1,950.

A fire occurred about 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon In the stable of Mr. Samuel Crowther, at Tlmonium, near the tollgate on the York road. It is supposed it was incendiary. A number of men who were attending to registration matters formed a line and prevented the fire from doing much damage. The Towson engine was sent for, The Ladies' Aid Society of Towson Meth odist Episcopal Church held an oyster sup per last night at Armory Hall to aid in paying for improvements to the parsonage.

The supper will be continued tonight. William S. Keech, assignee, sold at Tow son yesterday a farm in the Fifth district containing 128 acres, Improved by a two story brick dwelling, with back building and outbuildings, to Mrs. Rose Keech, for if 1,500. LEAVES $500 TO CHARITY Mr.

Moses L. Illmniel's Will Ad mitted To Probate. The Hebrew Benevolent Society, the He brew Orphan Asylum, the Hebrew Hospital and Asylum, the German Orphan Asylum and the German Aged Home on West Bal timore street are each bequeathed $100 by the will of Moses L. Himmei, admitted to probate in the Orphans' Court yesterday. The balance of the estate is given to Mr, nimmel's widow, Mrs.

Hannah Himmei. Mr. lllmmel's sons, Solomon and Leon W. Himmei, were constituted executors without bond. The executors are directed In the will to abide by and respect articles of copartnership entered Into by Mr.

Hiin mel with his son, Solomon Himmei. The will was executed August 4 last and was offered for probate by Attorneys Mar tin Lehmayer and Louis N. Frank, by whom It was witnessed. Mr. Himmei died October 9.

MRS. KATE D. WINDER'S WILL Leaves Estate To Members Of Her Family. The will of Mrs. Kate D.

Winder, filed for probate in the Orphans' Court yester day, bequeaths $300 for the erection of a monument over her grave and the grave of her husband, the late Dr. Richard Bayly inder, in Loudon Fark Cemetery. Other speciflc bequests in the will are as foliows: Dr. R. Bayly Winder, stepson of Mrs.

Bayly, and his wife, $400; Mrs. Harry S. Miller, stepdaughter, and her husband, foOO, and Kate Winder Dorsey, Lucy Dor sey and Henrietta Sprigg Keen, nieces, $100 each. The residue of the estate is given by the will to Mrs. Winder's nephew, Frank Dorsey.

Alexander Hardcastle is named in the will as executor. The will is dated July 27 last. A codicil, dated September 7 last, re duces the legacy to Dr. R. Bayly Winder and his wife from $400 to $200.

The codi ell also gives $100 additional each to Kate Winder Dorsey and Lucy Dorsey, besides a breastpin to each. The pictures In Mrs Winder's home, 716 Park avenue, are given to Dr. R. Bayly Winder and Mary Miller, the latter of whom Is given Winder's watch and chain and mantel mirror. The codicil also gives Frank Dorsey a pair of garnet earrings and a wardrobe and sgcre tarv bookcase.

Mrs. Winder died October 1, Max Ambach's Estate. Tersonal property valued at $207,007 Is accounted for in the first administration account of the estate of Max Ambach passed by the Orphans' Court yesterday. Trust Company Will Have Its Home On Saratoga Street. WILL RUN THROUGH TO CLAY Mr.

J. Frank Turner Plans Apart ment House Setting- Limestone Iligrh In The Air. The Colonial Trust Company, whose office has been at 13 West Saratoga street since the fire, announces by advertisement in The Scn that a one-story structure for the company's use will be erected on the Sara toga and Clay street lots recently acquired by it. On Saratoga street the lot is known as 3-11, and the Clay street lot is 12. They adjoin in the rear.

The Saratoga street lot has a frontage of 6G feet and the Clay street one is about 20 feet. The Saratoga street property adjoins the lot at the south west corner of Charles street which is owned by the Metropolitan Savings Bank. Th.is lot Is also to be Improved with a hand some home for the savings bank. The erection of the two structures will add not a little to that section of the city. Mr.

J. Frank Turner, North avenue and Charles street, said yesterday that he will improve the lot which he owns at the south east corner of North avenue and Lovegrove alley with a four-story apartment house, Mr. Turner said the work of excavation for the structure will begin at once and that John E. Marshall Son will likely get the contract. The lot has a frontage of 73 feet on North avenue and extends about 193 feet along Lovegrove alley.

Nearly the entire lot will be covered bv the nroDOsed struc ture, and the first floor will be used for stores. Several inquiries for property In the vi cinity of Charles street and North avenue have been made by real estate brokers, and an offer of $40,000 for that at the southeast corner of those thoroughfares has been made. This lot Is only partly improved. It is understood the offer was made for Mr. Turner, and that he would have erected an apartment house at that corner if he had secured the property.

The trustees of the estate which owns the corner are holding the property at about $45,000. Work of setting the limestone on the Bal timore street front of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company's office building at the northwest corner of Baltimore and Charles streets was begun yesterday at the seventh floor, and attracted a large crowd of spectators. To begin the laying of brick at the sixth or seventh story is not a new sight in Baltimore, but the setting of stone work at the seventh story is a novel scene. The whole of both fronts of the Baltimore and Ohio Building will be of granite and limestone. Granite will be used to the fourth story.

The United States Dental Association has leased the second floor of the Pendleton Building, southwest corner of Charles and Fayette streets, through John A. Barker Son. Child's lunch room will occupy the first floor. DEAF-MUTE LOSES HIS CASE Judsre Dobler Decides In Favor Of United Railways. The trial in the suit of Charles T.

Get tier, a deaf-mute, against the United Rail ways and Electric Company afforded a novel and interesting spectacle to specta tors in the City Court yesterday. Mr. Get-tier being unable to speak or hear, It was necessary for him to testify in the sign language. For this purpose two interpreters were employed. One, Mrs.

William C. Mc Card, wife of a colored lawyer, can both speak and hear, besides being an expert in the sign language. The other was Rev. E. Moylan, a deaf-mute.

Mr. Gettier was struck by a car on the evening of Sunday, October 11, 1903, near Gwynn Oak junction, and he claimed 000 damages for the Injuries he received When he was called to testify Mrs. McCard was sworn by Bailiff Crane to truly inter pret, and then she, in the sign language. administered the oath to Mr. Gettier.

Some of the words were voiced by Mrs. McCard, besides being spelled with her fingers. At times Mr. Gettier did not understand what she said, and then Rev. Mr.

Moylan assisted in the work. Mr. Gettier testified through Mrs. McCard that he is 42 years old that he lives at 1028 McCulloh street and has no occupation. He was returning from a visit to his brother near Gwynn Ook Park when he was injured.

In a graphic manner Mr. Get tier showed how he was injured, using in his illustration a plat affixed to a black board. The first and second fingers of Mr. Gettier traveled over the representation of a railway track on the plat and Mrs. Mc Card explained that he was showing how he walked up the track from his brother's house.

"He stopped, looked for a car," Mrs. McCard went on, interpreting Mr. Get- tier's motions. "His trousers caught in a switch. He reached down to release them and the car struck him." Mr.

Gettier's brother, John F. Gettier, testified that since the accident the injured man has been quite dull. At the of the testimony for Mr. Gettier a verdict for the railway company was rendered by the jury under the instructions of Judge Dobler. The Judge said that the evidence had not shown that the accident was caused by any negligence or want of care on the part of the company.

Messrs. William Colton and William W. Varney appeared for Mr. Gettier and Mr. Arthur D.

Foster for the company. HE READ IT IN THE SUN Mr. (1. M. Boarman, Of Chester, Testifies In Polk Will Case.

Mr. George M. Boarman, of Chester, who has been a reader of The Sux 42 years, was among the witnesses who testified yes terday in Part 2 of the Superior Court in the trial of the suit to break the second will of Mrs. Mary Polk. He was formerly a clerk in the City Ho tel, Westminster, which belonged to Mrs.

Polk's husband, the late Col. Robert M. Polk. After moving from the State Mr, Boarman continued a reader of The Sun, and, seeing in it accounts of the present trial, he volunteered to testify in favor of Mrs. Eldridge Packham, niece of Mrs.

Polk, and her children, who are trying to break the will. Mr. Boarman said that while he was a clerk at the City Hotel Colonel and Mrs. Packham, who spend their summers there, evidenced the greatest affection for Mrs. rackham.

Mr. Louis Packham, brother of Mrs. Pack- ham's husband, also testified for her. He said that he had volunteered as a witness in the trial of the suit to break Mrs. Polk's third will and that he and his brother then became reconciled after an estrangement of years.

The trial over the third will resulted in the will being broken. Messrs. Ernest Foster and J. George Koehlein, both of whom had been employed by Mrs. Polk to do work for her, testified yesterday in support of the will.

Mr. Foster said that Mrs. Polk reasoned well and talked intelligently and was very careful" about spending money. She never showed any signs of unsoundness of mind, in Mr. Foster's opinion.

Mr. Koehlein declared that Mrs. Polk un derstood what 6he was doing. After the proceedings to have her declared a lunatic, Mr. Koehlein also testified, Mrs.

Polk said to him "Old Auntie is living too long for them, and when she does die they will be surprised." Mrs. Polk looked to Mr. Koehlein to be 08 years old, although it is claimed she was about 80. REAL ESTATE REGORD PERMITS TO BUILD. Permits to build were issued yesterday as follows Theodore H.

Deiner Co. To erect one-story structure at 217 East Baltimore street; to cost $7,000. Mrs. Kate Garaghty To erect two-story structure at 119-121 East York street; to cost $2,500. Thomas P.

Walan To erect addition at 2316 Essex street; to cost ixo. The following applications for permits to build were filed To erect two-story dwelling at 408 Harford road; to cost $3,700. John Buckley To erect one-story addition 1429 Mount Royal avenue; to cost Minor privileges were granted as follows James E. Ingram, Sr. To erect show window at 27 South Hanover street.

Mrs. McGee To repair roof at 319 Delwood ave nue. E. J. Storck To erect 10 frame extensions on Patuxent street, nenr Fayette.

Baltimore and Ohio Kailroad Company To erect storm door on Camden street, near Eutaw. W. J. Tickner Sons To make repairs at 421 West Camden street. John H.

Weller To erect shed at 798 West Mulberry street. Republican Committee To erect stand at Fremont and Cross streets. N. Bahlin To repair porch at 21 North Small-wood street. Merchants and Mechanics Building Association To make repairs at 1900 Frederick avenue.

M. A. Bauch To make repaire at 1129 Somerset street. J. W.

Peddicord To make repairs at 1909 Frederick avenue. Thomas Peddicord To make alterations at 1804 West Lombard street. Aaron McCoy To erect shed at 928 Ashland avenue. fh-rleg Schlatter To erect dryer at 632 Smith street. arson, Leo Murphy; larceny Vincent Crowe violating license law, Walter A.

Jones; violating city ordinance. Myer Levinson; deserting wife, Francis De Vaughn. Harry A. Cramblitt, lieorge uerKo-witeh; bawdy house, Emma Denby, colored, Josephine Johnson, colored, Louisa Nay lor, colored, Henrietta Sheridan, colored, Henrietta West, colored. PART 2 Judge WicKcs.

Selling T.innor on Sunday August Melascenwicz (second offense), fined $500 and costs. Burtdarv Henrv Barton, colored, pleaded guilty of larceny; 60 days hi jail. Larceny William Ennis, tnree montns jau; Frank Neary. 30 days' in jail: John Flint, colored, not guilty. Rogue and Vagabond unanes tomns, coiorea.

three months in penitentiary. Assault to Murder Jefferson Carrlngton, colored, guilty of common assault; 8 months in jail. Percy iucuameis, coiorea, guuvy 01 tuuiiuuu bij months in jail. Assault August Kraft, three montns jail. Selling Liauor to Minors Sylvester Hogan, not guilty.

Disturbing tne eace nomas xownsena, mieu $1 and costs. WorKing on Sunday James jvioses, stei; on costs. Practicing Medicine Without License Stanley M. Epstein, Moses Lowenthal, stet. Violating Ordinance jonn a.

rtepnnger, stet. Assignment for Today Selling liouor on Sunday, Joseph Klein, John Grasser; Emest H. Schmidt, John I. Riley James E. Jubb, Samuel V.

Boh- fart. John Chilchowski; disturbing the peace, John Ihilnhowski Emma Walfort: workine on Sunday. John Geary; assault, Edward G. Evans; cruelty to animals. Isaac Rosenzwag; bawdy house, George W.

Cunningham, Sophia Delia, Frank Woods; deserting wife, George M. Baxley, William as ton. Superior Court Judge Baer. Jacob S. Rosenthal vs.

United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company, agreed and settled. Receivers of City Trust and Banking Company vs. International Trust Company, before reported; not concluded. Assignment for Today Pending case and Nos. 41, 42, 217, 863 and 299; also preliminary call of Nos.

426 to 450. PART 2 Judge Wright. Sarah A. Packham et aL vs. Frederick L.

H. Glendmeyer et aL, before reported; not concluded. Assignment lor Today I'enamg case only. Court op Common Pleas Judge Sharp. Edward Ludwig vs.

Edward Mclntyre et al. and Dirk Hanssen vs. United Railways and Electrir Company, passed for settlement. Mary A. Shaw vs.

Eliza Deto. L. xeisiey et non pros on call of plaintiff. Assignment tor Today Jiuia L. feed vs.

jonn r. Hunter et al. and Nos. 55. 88 to 91 (seauencel.

93, 98, 101, 102, 103 and 6663 (stet); also preliminary call cf Nos. U9 to 153. -i ClTT COURT' Judge Dobler. Charles T. Gettier vs.

United Railways and Elec tric Company, for personal injuries; verdict for defendant under the instuctions of the court. Assignment for Today Nos. 14, 15, 34, 29, 30, 13, 40, 41, 9 and Herbert J. Thurn vs. Patrick H.

Philbin. PART 2 Judge Stockbridge. William V. Wilson. vs.

Antipitsky Metal Company (Samuel Mendelsohn, manager), judgment reversed and non pros. William T. Rey vs. William L. Isaacs, sub curia.

Herman L. Majors vs. Mutual Life Insurance Company judgment reversed and non pros. Assignment for Today Nos. 4, 6, 8, 9 and 14 (Court of Common Pleas non-jury docket).

Circuit Court Judgo Harlan. No cases ready for trial. Assignment for Today Alimony cases. Circuit Court No. 2 Judge Dennis.

Thomas C. Ruddell vs. Bankers' Life Insurance Company of New York, sub curia. Ex parte trust estate of John L. Stone, exceptions overruled and account ratified.

August Lemmert vs. Barbara M. Lemmert, crossbills for divorce; not concluded; to be resumed tomorrow. Assignment for Today National Building Supply Company vs. Standard Stone Manufacturing Company and Alexander Brown vs.

Baltimore Electric Power Company et al. OBFHAXS' COURT Judges Block, O'Brien and Gaither. Letters Testamentary Granted Estate of George Snyder to John G. Nagengast, bond $100." Letters of Administration Granted Estate of Mary T. Ellicott to Priscilla Ellicott (c.

t. bond $4,000: of Elizabeth L. McDowell to Charles C. McDowell (c, t. bond of Andrew Hoffman to John H.

Hoffman, bond of Elijah Smathers to Alice Smathers, bond $500. Inventories Filed Estates of Philomena Reese, $S05; Charles H. Smith, Susan E. Kellum, $100: Peter T. Miller (additional and amended), Max Ambach (additional), $3,000.

List of Debts Filed John K. Shaw, Max Ambach, $52,300. Administration Accounts Passed Estates of Hannah Williams, $200; Anton Bauhaus, Max Ambach. $207,007 Peter T. Miller, $1,500.

Guardian Accounts Passed Estate of Sarah R. J. Malster and others, $6,623. Sales Ratified Estates of James W. Skirven, $450; William H.

B. Fusselbangh of Arthur G. Watson, $500; Max Ambach, $5,358. Circuit Court for Baltimore Countx. Judge Van Bibber.

Towson, October 17. State, use of Emily E. Huff, vs. The Columbia and Port Deposit Railroad Company; on trial before a jury. Assignment for Wednesday Case on trial.

KEAL ESTATE FOR SALE. FOR SALE Handsome CORNER DWELLING; 10 rooms; 2 baths; 2042 Park avenue; possession October THOS. E. BOND, s8-tf 14 East Pleasant street. FOR SALE 2031 MADISON AVENUE: nine rooms; modern conveniences.

J. W. BOWERS, lO East Lexington street. o7-tf FOR SALE First-class 3-Story HOUSE. 104 WEST MOUNT ROYAL AVENUE.

ol6-7t DWELLINGS. Eutaw Place, large corner Double House, readily converted into large Apartment House at small expense. 1100 Block Madison Apartment House, 20 rooms, 3 baths, now rented to vield good returns. 613 St. Paul 12 rooms and bath.

213o Bolton 12 rooms, bath; in fee; cheap. 1230 Block Mount Royal 13 rooms, 2 baths. 2100 Block Mount Royal Terrace, 19 rooms, bath. 1820 Block N. Calvert 12 rooms, bath.

HARRISON J. BARRETT, LAW AND REAL ESTATE OFFICES, 921 CALVERT BUILDING. s24-lm MOUNT ROYAL AVENUE. I am offering a. well-located.

HOUSE on this beautiful avenue, containing ten rooms and two baths, at a very low price. See me for full particulars. CLARENCE M. GRIFFIN, 111 North Charles St. THIS IS BARGAIN WEEK.

If you have any money in Savings Banks at 3 per cent, take it out and bring it to me, as I have plenty of Property that will pay not less than 15 PER CENT. and some will pay better. If you want to Buy a Home and you have not sutneient cash, pay what you have and I will loan you the balance. JOS. E.

GARTSIDE, Both Phones. 20S COURTDAND ST. FINE LOT, WELL-LOCATED, Fronting on Two Wide Streets. 46 feet on both Hollingsworth and Grant streets, with a depth of 42 feet. Make me an offer.

CLARENCE M. GRIFFIN, 111 North Charles St. PRICE $400. ATTRACTIVE TWO-STORY DWELLINGS. JUST FINISHED.

IN 1200 BLOCK SOUTH PACA STREET. PAYMENTS CAN BE MADE TO SUIT. ALEX. YEARLEY SON, CHARLES AND LEXINGTON STREETS. DON'T THINK THIS WEATHER WILL LAST ALL WINTER.

A month hence you will want a HOME, and a comfortable one. You will find it at 1804 BOLTON STREET, 16J3 LINDEN AVENUE, 33 EAST TWENTIETH STREET, 1601 NORTH CALVERT STREET, 160S ST. PAUL STREET, 1KOS McCULLOH STREET or 10S5 WEST FAYETTE STREET. These all have redeemable ground rents, and if you are looking for a good property the price will suit. MARK W.

WRIGHT, ol7-3t lOG Eat Saratoga street. BEAUTIFUL NEW TWO-STORY; modern stone steps, tiled vestibule, furnace, cabinet mantels; easy terms; small cash payment; West, near Ridgely st. open daily. WALTER M. HAMBSON.

IN FEE CORNER BLOOM AND MADISON AVENUE, 120x60; the only large corner for sale in this section. F. C. HEIGHE, 22 1 St. Paul street.

OWNER GOING TO COUNTRY, WILL SACRIFICE BEAUTIFUL HOUSE ON MT. ROYAL AVENUE. BENNETT REALTY ol7-3t 11 East Lexington street. A FEW EXCELLENT INVESTMENTS, from which rents are collected regularly and which will pay handsome incomes. MARK W.

WRIGHT, 1Q6 E. Saratoga at. $500 CASH, balance on mortgage, will buy 1417 ARGYLE 18x140 feet to 10-foot alley; g. red. at 6: new porcelain, range, etc Open daily from 2 to 4 P.

M. A Bargain for home or investment. AS. A. BEALMEAR SON 301 Fidelity Building.

ol7-lm Sl.TOO WILL BUY 2244 GUILFORD AVE. A. ie.UB.l, J.LL imi nauu auo-nu S2.000 WILL BUY A STORE AND DWELL-. ING on N. Gay st.

g. r. $65, red. at property is leased until next May. JAS.

A. BEAL- MEARA-SO-CCL 301FidehtyBldg, 84 oOO IN FEE, LOT 152X57 FEET CORNER UNION AVENUE AND FALLS ROAD. IMPROVED EY FOUR HOUSES, RENTING FOR S-IO PER MONTH; ROOM FOR MOKE HOUSES; CORNER rOBTOBg. 6l7-3t ROOM 1, CALVERT BUILDING. 421 NORTH FULTON AVENUE, IN FEE, Opposite Aged People's Home.

13 rooms, bath and laundry; all outside exposure; lot 44x155 feet to Bruce street: flower and fruit gar- den iruiiu amc auu icu. "-a-'vj 917 CATHEDRAL STREET. FINE RESIDENCE. SUITABLE FOR PHYSICIAN. JOHN GLENN Bl9-lm 312 St.

Paul street. 1118, 1120 AND 1122 BRIGHTON in fee; ISOl BIDDLE 1123 N. GAY 1107 HOPKINS two stones. Apply at 1752 EAST PRESTON ST. s30-lmexf 1412 MOSHER STREET Two-story, six rooms; ground rent $60; on easy terms.

J. W. BOW-ERS. 1G East Lexington street. s24-tf 1S03 MADISON AVENUE.

18x178 feet, in fee; three-story, modern Brick Dwelling; sewer drainage; IX rooms and bath. CAUGHY, HEARN CARTER, 32 Central Savings Bank Building. 2000 BLOCK HOLLINS STREET, modern two- story JJwelimgs; can oc uuugui on very easy terms. A. P.

KENNEDY, C. and P. Phone. 207 St. Paul street.

2483 DRUID HILL AVENUE, near the Park; new two-story HOUSE: cabinet mantels, porce lain tub and sink; cement pavement; sewer drainage; small cash payment; easy terms, oil-lm 2715 HAMPDEN northern section: two-story; 6 rooms and bath; furnace heat; good con- dition: excellent neighborhood: immediate DOS- session; Harlan Hull, 314 Bt. Paul street. o5-tf 3000 BLOCK PARK HEIGHTS AVENUE. Two-story; porch fronts; four bedrooms. Lot 20x185; nice lawns; hot-water heat.

Side light, gas and electricity. Emory Grove car direct (heated) 5c. fare. Agent on premises. One for rent.

J. LELAND HANNA. 334 St. Paul street a deed to the avenue, and, with the assistance of the abutting property owners and the Woodlawn Cemetery Company, will macadamize the road from Liberty road to Woodlawn, a distance of about a mile and a half. The, Howard Park Land Company has spent large sums In Improving the property, and an underground sewerage system has been constructed.

The County Commissioners will be asked in ft few weeks to licht certain avenues with electric lights. All the sidewalks that are finished are of concrete and cement. Mr. George Tlack has erected for himself a substantial cottage at a cost of $14,000. It contains 12 rooms and Is at the south west corner of Gwynn Oak and Milford avenues.

Mr. Irving Hellcn will occupy his cot tage on Gwynn Oak avenue in a short time. It Is two and a half stories high and contains 12 rooms. It will cost when fin ished about $8,000. Mr.

William S. Perrle is erecting a 10-room cottage on the main avenue at a cost of Mr. William Crump Is occupying his cot tage at Gwynn Oak and Ferndale avenues. 'It Is two and a half stories high and cost Mr. James Ebaugh has erected a fine 12- room cottage on the north side of the avenue.

Mr. Robert McGowan has erected a beautiful 12-rooni house of the Queen Anne style on Ferndale avenue, near Wayne. Mr. J. A.

Ilodgers has a very substantial 12-room cottage on Ferndale avenue, of which he-has recently taken possession. Mr. Robert Owens has at the corner of Gwynn Oak and Ferndale avenues a 12- room cottage, which cost Mrs. Annie r. Lewis' cottage on the main avenue contains 14 rooms and cost about $5,000.

William C. Abhau's cottage adjoins that of Mrs. Lewis, and also contains 14 rooms and cost about Mr. Oliver Metcalf has a cottage of 10 rooms at Gwynn Oak and Hamilton ave nues. Say Gnrhagf Is Thrown In Ron.

Ir. R. C. Massenburg, sanitary officer of the Mnth district, which Includes Towson and Govanstown, was before the County Commissioners yesterday and called atten tion to the condition of the run passing un der the bridge at the junction of Wren- wood and Willow avenues. Persons residing near there are throwing garbage over the bridge, he said.

He was directed to notify the policemen to watch for any violations or the law. Salary Check Sent Teachers. Superintendent A. S. Cook, of the Baltl more County School Board, and Asslstani Superintendent John T.

Hersh day morning sent out the cheeks for the xeacners' salaries, 'mere was a little delay on account of the sickness of the president or rne noard. Mr. Thomas B. Todd, which maae it necessary, for the checks to be taken to North Point for his signature. Mr.

Todd has been sick for about a week from a cold, but was able to sit up Monday. Mr; Valentine Price Buried. Mr. Valentfne Price, an aged citizen of the Sixth district, waa buried Monday afternoon in Middletown Cemetery. The services were conducted by Rev.

Mr. Jones, of the Gunpowder Baptist Church. The pallbearers were ex-Sheriff Oeligrath, Messrs. 10. V.

Cross, Emory Bull, Absalom Baker, Samuel Baublltz and Francis all members of the Middletown Lodge of Odd Fellows of which Mr. Trice had been a member for more than r' years. He was also a mem-ber of the Middletown church for over 60 and had filled the office of trustee class leader. Hone Unltefl With Silver AVlre. 1 Mr.

George S. Mann, son of County Com-t missioner Mann, has undergone another operation on nccount of the fracture of one of his legs near the hip joint on June 20. This operation was performed at the City Hospital by Professor Chambers, who was obliged to unite the bone by the use of fine silver wire. The operation was skillfully and successfully done, and hopes are entertained for Mr. Mann's rapid recovery.

Harvest Home Stepper Given. A harvest home supper began last night at Riddle's Hall, Woodlawn, and will be continued until tomorrow night, under the auspices of United Evangelical Church, Kev. J. II. Furner, pastor.

The supper is In charce of Mrs. John Weidemyer. The tables are in charge of the following: Fancy Misses Mitmio Reiblich, Lottio Wedi, Mabel Hcnrilz, Maud Hitter. lee-Oream-Mrs. Clifton Rmlnk, Miss fcaura Hen-ritz.

Miss Nettie Hidey and Mr. John Weiderman. Supper Misses Pearl Loos, Ada Kirk, Bertha Konntz and Kmma Clay, Messrs. Milton Tegler, Ross Kirk and Lorenzo Kirk. Mr.

Trice's Will Filed. The will of Valentine W. Trice, which was filed for probate yesterday, gives all his property, after the payment of his debts, to John T. Wilson, Margaret Jane Wil-helm. William Wesley Wilson, Frances Bond.

Hanlel Trice and the heirs of his brother. John B. Trice. Meleholr Iloshall is named as executor. The will is dated April 10, 1002.

Letters of administration were granted by the Orphans' Court to Caleb W. Arma-cost on the personal estate of John F. Arm-ncost, and to Mary J. Boring on the personal estate of Richard C. Fnnernl Of Mrs.

FimhpanjthX The funeral of Mrs. Robert Flshpangh, aged GS years, who died lst Sunday, took 'place yesterday at 2 F. M. from her home on the Falls road. Mount Washington.

Rev. E. L. Watson, pastor of Safer" Baptist Church, Chestnut Ridge, conducted the services, after which the remains were taken to the cemetery adjoining the church for burial. The pallbearers were Messrs.

John Flshpangh, Charles Flshpaugh, John Smith, Edward Ray, William Martin and LInwood Sullivan. Mrs. Annie I. Chalk Itnried. The funeral of Mrs.

Annie L. Chalk, aged years, took place yesterday at 3 T. M. from her lion on Lake avenue, Mount Washington. Rev.

Joel Brown conducted brief services at the home, after which the body was taken to the Mount Washington Methodist Episcopal Church. The pallbearers were Messrs. William Fair, Harry Cooper, Joseph Matthews, James Wolfen-den, George R. Johnson and Spencer Oldham. 'Burial was in Drtild Ridge Cemetery.

Mrs. Minnie Pahl Dead. Mrs. Minnie Pahl, widow of William Pahl, died Monday at her homo at Hebb-ville, aged 07 years. The funeral will take place this afternoon.

Death Of Mr. D. F. Pierce. Mr.

Benjamin F. Pierce died Monday at his home at DIckeyville, after n. lingering Illness. He was 51 years old and Is survived by a widow, Mrs. Mary F.

Pierce. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon from Dickeyville Memorial Presbyterian Church, where services will be conducted by the pastor, Rev. R. McLean. Prisoners Under Indictment Plead.

Frank Hardy, Ernest Gephart and S. Kanda, indicted on charges of larceny, were arraigned yesterday and pleaded not guilty. Tlielr cases were fixed for trial October 24. IF COFFEE Acts as a POISON to you, TUM SHOULD BE YOUR BAILY BEVERAGE. "There's a Reason." POS.