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THE SUN, BALTIMORE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 6, 1001. nELP WANTED FEMALE. PERSONAL. REAL ESTATE SALE OR RENT. MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN EDUCATIONAL.

CHURCHES CO-OPERATE HELP WANTED MALE. VGOOD, STEADY BARBER. 24U2 PENN-SYLVAX1A AV ENUE. lt rpiIREE COLLECTORS salary and commission: JL Nmd required. Applv between 11 and 1 o'clock at OOP NORTH EUTAW STREET.

It EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER; must be quirk and accurate and write a good hand: salary $19 per week, with good chance of advancement. Address, with reference, Sun office. It I FOREMEN, BOOKKEEPERS. MANAGERS or other persons having influence can make extra money by Securing Depositors for a Savings Association; 4 per cent, allowed on deposita. Address l'OSTOFFICE BOX J33.

f6-3t WHOLESALE WALLPAPER HOUSE DE-v SIRES SERVICES OF YOUNG MAN WITH SOME EXPERIENCE IN HANDLING WALLPAPER TO WORK CITY TRADE. Apply this Wednesday at M3 WEST BALTIMORE ST. It WANTED TO RENT. HEATED FURNISHED ROOM: walking distance from Eutaw House. 104, Sun offlce.l FLATS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT. 4 rooms; all conveniences. Over DRUG STORE, Park ave. and Saratoga st. fTVHIRD FLOOR 20S N.

LIBERTY near Lexington; 5 rooms and bath; $20. DUVAL RODGERS. IOR RENT For unexpired lease to October 1 1 next, desirable APARTMENT at "The Severn." Mt. Vernon Inquire at 701 MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. f5-3t 1 7nOEDMOXDSON AVE.

Desirable FLAT. i vwith all conveniences; terms moderate; excellent neighborhood. f6-2t OFFICES FOR RENT. 17INE SUITE OF OFFICES ON 5TH FLOOR i AND SEVERAL SINGLE OFFICES IN GLENN BUILDING, 12 St. Paul street; fire-proof TONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE on easy I'l terms: no commissions.

CENTRAL STATE SAVINGS. LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIA- llON. 5 East Lexington street. f6-Jm ONEY LOANED at 6 ner cent, in sums to suit from 5 linwawi on fthattpls. Real Estate or oiuer cood security; charges reasonable.

UEO. YV. F. VERNON St. Paul street, fl-lm OANS MADE ON ESTATES OR ANY CLAIM XJ TO OR SHARE IN ESTATES OR LEGA CIES, GROUND RENTS, HOUSES OR LANDS: lowest rates and moderate charees; loan as long as desired.

Address jf sun office. jJO-lm OANS. DO YOU WANT MONEY? XJOANS. If so, you can secure a loan on FUR-LOANS. NITURE.

PIANO or Horse and Wagon LOANS, and return the money in small weekly LOANS, or monthly payments, so that you will LOANS, hardly miss it, and yet in a short time LOANS, your indebtedness will be paid. LOANS. If you tire employed at a regular sal-LOANS. ary you can borrow money on your in-LOANS. dividual note without any publicity LOANS, whatever.

LOANS. Loans made on the Building and Loan LOANS. Araociation Plan, which has proven so LOAiNS. satisfactory to tne Dorrowing puDiic LOANS. We make loans from ten dollars D.

LOANS, and are just as well pleased to make LOANS, you a small loan as a large onei LOANS. Yon get the money the day you ask LOANS, for it, and the sooner you pay it back LOANS, the less it will cost you, as we make a LOANS, liberal reduction on notes paid before LOANS, -maturity. LOANS. It costs you nothing to make an in- LOANS. vestigation, and we shall be plased to LOANS, explain our terms to you, whether you LOANS, deal with or not.

JOHN W. WILSON. Office Of CHESAPEAKE GUARANTY Room 201, Atlantic Trust Building, tf Fayette and Charles streets. WE DO WHAT A Bank Won't Do. We advance Money on Salaries at few hours' notice.

Special rates. Private Offices. C. and P. 'Phone St.

1'aul 3BU3. THE MERCANTILE DISCOUNT 614 Equitable Building. 'nli-tf WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY OR COUNTRY PROPERTY AT LOW RATES GROUND RENTS WANTED. J. M.

BERRY 225 Bt. Paul street. je25-tf TEST END CHATTEL LOAN CO. Lends Money on Furniture. Pianos, without re moval; charges so; easy payments.

Offices, j7-lm 1316 WEST BALTIMORE STREET. Y17E WILL HELP YOU. If you are short of cash we will Loan you Money on your personal note, on your own terms, without indorsement, providing you have a regular salary; liberal discounts; private offices; business entirely confidential. FIDELITY GUARANTEE 315 Equitable jl7-lm QUICK LOANS MADE ON FURNITURE A t. 1 ,1 1 111, II.

1 111IJ lli UL 11HU111.11.V, at legal charges (5). Easy payments. Call or send stamp for conv of law and full particulars. Onen till 7 P. M.

BOWERS, 43 SOUTH ARLINGTON OPPOSITE HOLLINS MARKET. 7-lm TURNITURE LOANS. SALARY LOANS. X' URNITURE LOANS. SALARY LOANS.

Any amount can now he nrocured on vour FUR NITURE, PIANOS or ORGANS; or if you hold a steady position we will Loan you on your SALARY. For thelenirthof TIME AND CHEAPEST RATES WE WILL SIMPLY SAY MAKE A PERSONAL. INVESTIGATION. DON'T LET ADVERTISE MENTS MISLEAD YOU. YOU GET FULL AMOUNT OF MONEY APPLIED FOR.

A3 NOTHING IS DEDUCTED FOR PAPERS LOANS can be taken out for ONE YEAR, with the privilege of paying off at any time. We have private OFFICES. BUSINESS TREATED CONFIDENTIAL. Information will be cheerfullv given at the office, OR CALL C. AND P.

TELEPHONE ST. PAUL NO. 1542 and AGEXT WILL CALL. NATIONAL CREDIT COMPANY. Offices 7 and 8 TELEPHONE BUILDING, NUMBER 9 ST.

PAUL ST. my7-tf FOR SALE. "OIANO, Upright, nearlv new; will sell at once. 7U7 LUMlitKljA.MI DlKLtl'. T7OR SALE SODA FOUNTAIN, 20 Syrups: a oargain it sold at once.

Address 171. Sun omce. lb-it FOR SALE An EVENING W7RAP and some Fine DRESSES, in good order, which the owner desires to dispose ot on account ol mourning. Address VIOLET 184, Sun office. It T70R SALE 325 5 AND IO GALLON MILK X' CANS, 200 GALVANIZED BOTTLE BOXES, with Travs.

Apply MILK PRODUCERS' ASSO CIATION or 230 WEST PRATT STREET. f6-2t OR SALE ALL KINDS OF STONE. C. P. 22832.

SCHWIND OUARRY Telephones 1812. 302 Fidelity Building. FOR SALE Best Grades of STONE and SAND. D. A.

LEONARD. 42 Builders' Exchange Building. C. and P. 'Phones 21991813; 410.

jal0-tf FOR SALE NEW AND SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS AT REDUCED PRICES. GUGGENHEIMER, WEIL 9 North Charles street, jii-im TUOR SALE ENGINES, BOILERS, HEATERS. STEAM PUMPS, MUX WATER and STEAM HjE AXING APPARATUS. Most experienced and best Known house in this branch ot business in Baltimore. WALLACE STEBBINS SONS, f23-tf Charles and Lombard streets.

FOX-TERRIER PUPS: beauties; sell cheap. 1912 BARCLAY STREET. f5-3t ON'T BUY SAID-TO-BE BARGAINS. BUI A GOOD PIANO LIKE THE STIEFP. SLIGHTLY USED STIEFF PIANOS AT CLOSE PRICES.

INSTRUMENTS AT 850, SIOO. UP. TERMS TO SUIT. SEE AD. IN PIANO COLUMN THIS PAPER.

CHAS. M. STIEFF, N. LIBERTY ST. MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT PIANO, 8140.

An EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY to buy a BEAUTIFUL MAHOGANY CASE UPRIGHT PIANO, 7i4 octaves, RICH CONCERT TONE and in PERFECT condition. Guaranteed. Stool and Cover included. GEORGE WILLIG f4-8t IO N. Charles st.

STIEFF PIANO, ONLY S45. In GOOD condition, NICE tone. Guaranteed. A GREAT BARGAIN at S45. On easy payments.

GEORGE WILLIG f4-3t ION. Charles st. ORGAN CHEAP, ONLY $29. A FINE Solid WTalnut Case Organ, RICH, POWERFUL TONE, guaranteed, onlv $29. GEORGE WILLIG ft-3t IO N.

Charles st. "WM. KNABE CO. PIANO $100 "TERMS, 85 PER MONTH A very fine, large size, Wm. Knabe Co.

Piano, in splendid condition and warranted as good as new; price only $100, payable in monthly installments of cost (new) $550: handsome Stool and Cover included. R. LERTZ SON, f4-3t 7 North Charles st. ELEGANT UPRIGHT PIANO $140 Monthly payments of $5 will buy, a superb toned Upright Piano, in fine condition and warranted in every way for five years; price only S140, including Stool and Cover; cost (new) $375. R.

LERTZ SON, f4-3t 7 North Charles st. CHICKEN Wheat Screenings, 25c. bushel; Mill Feed, 812 and SIO ton. 71Q Harford ave.2-i MACHINERY BARGAINS. Vertical BoUerand Engine combined, 2 to 4 H.

Vertical Engine, 6 to 25 H. P. Vertical Boiler, 4 to 50 H. P. Horizontal Boiler, 39 to 100 Horizontal Engine.

6 to 30 H. P.j Traction Engine, 12 H. 6 K. W. Dynamo, 45 K.

W. Dynamo, Shipinan Engine, Flooring Machine, Gray Woods Planer, Surfacers, Universal Woodworkers, Power Mortiser, Hub Mortiser, Spoke and Handle Lathes, Surfaces 18-in. to 29-in. Automatic Cut-Off Saw.Tenon Machine, Shafting, Hangars, Pulleys, Steam Pumns, Automatic Pumps and Receivers; also, new 32-in. Band Saws; 14-in.

Sensitive Drill. 20-in. S. L. Feed Drill, 18" and 20" Engine Lathes: 10x12 Automatic High-Speed Engine, Drill and Lathe; Chucks.

Rubber and Leather Belt, Wood Pulleys, Hangers, Shafting. New and Second-Hand Machinery, Engines and Boilers bought, sold and exchanged. As stock is constantly changing write for what you want. J. D.

AT. LORY. J1U-K 22 Light street. Baltimore. TENGEL'S MACHINERY EXCHANGE, Light XvX and Balderston streets.

Nearly new 12xld Chandler Price JOB PRESS, 23-in. C. P. PAPER CUTTER, 32-in. Acme Hand and Power PAPER CUTTER, STEAM AND GAS ENGINES AND BOILERS, all sizes; CYLINDER AND JOB PRESSES.

WOOD AND IRON WORKING MACHINERY. DYNAMOS. ELECTRIC MOTOR FANS, FORGES. BELTING, SHAFTING, HANGERS, IRON AND WOOD SPLIT PULLEYS. IRON AND WOOD PRINTERS' STANDS CASES, CABINETS, IMPOSING STONES.

Be sure and examine our Machinery and get our prices. Stock constantly chancing with us for whnt. von want. MENGEL'S MACHINERY EXCHANGE. ESKS.

DESKS. DESKS. DESKS. 115 STYLES. SIZES AND rnrsmva ONLY COMPLETE LINE IN THE CITY.

ROT.TP fill, RAT T.THP nrcra -o rr BO-INCH SOLID OAK ROLL-TOP DESKS. SI 5. 1 1 1 1 .1. ALL Fully Warranted and BEST VALUES. SOLID OAK FLAT DESKS AT SS.OO.

OAK STANDING DESKS AT o.OO. OAK REVOLVING CHAIRS FROM S2.50-REVOLVING AND UPRIGHT BOOKCASES. I TTT? if TT" A X'l ID nv 4 tt to TYPEWRITER DESKS AT SPECIAL PRICES. PTT TRQ nr TVA tor i uivrfo PARTITIONS. RAILINGS.

ANYTHING TO ORDER. Estimates Free. BUY FROM THE ONLY MAKERS." 31. JU. mjlMRL OC BUS, os.

(11, i in asmu 71B E. BALTIMORE ST. Factories FREDERICK AND LEXINGTON STS. rNE 3-H0RSE-P0WER GAS ENGINE; per- HORSE-POWER 220-VOLT ELECTRIC MO- mj xv. .111.3 tu iuucAi.

Hi. oerman city. OLD NEWSPAPERS BY THE HUNDRED OR THOUSAND AT THE COUNTER OF THE SUN. JCALES and Weighing Apparatus, every descrip-J tion: Hav. Coal.

Platform onA Scales: narticiilar attention mn, guaranteed. JESSE MARDEN. 1Q9 Charles at. Ui A FOB OUR EXTRA-SIZE SCREENED Or.OcI SMALL NUT COAL. ty sae you money ouying ior casn.

uil weight. Hard No. 1 $5.79 Sunbury, 2 OO Hard No. 2 6.00 Snnliurv 3 is Hard No. 3 6.35 Lykens Valley.

2... Hard Nut 6.35 Lykens Vallev, 3... 6 90 Main Office. 310 E. Lexington st.

Elevated Yards. B. P. R. R.

and I.afavpttn rctr COAL 310 E. Lexington Md. 'Phone 4SS fe d. 4.0 JPN FOR LARGEST SIZE NO. 4p jtr.TTv 2 NUT COAL.

Nothing cheap but prices. Hard No. 1.85.70 Sunbury No. 2 86.OO xiaru io. l.

6.00 Sunburv No. 3... 6-35 Hard No. 3. 6.35 cord Sawe Pine Wood 2 75 Hard No.

4. 6.35 cord Split Pine Wood 3.25 XtRi aiocULUJUlTil WUUU AMljl COAL Park ave. and Fayette st. Tel. No.

1347. Office and Yard. Howard and Ostend streets. 84,40 1KK TON MBTaCKBKKKD) I COAL, for cash only, at prices lower than elsewhere: quantity and quality assured. Promnt rio.

livery. A. P. SHUTT SON. Office, 117 North Eutaw st.

Yard and Office, 1510 Maryland avenue. C. and P. Tel. 729.

Established 1875. .1 Af -CHEAP COAL FOR CASH. H)T-'U FOR OUR EXTRA-SMALL UX. BROWN INDEPENDENT OF COAL DEALERS. fnvc ia vour timft fro nnvo mmiv hv hnvino uiinf Coal.

A -I tOLK-DRAWER NO. 9 WHEELER WIL--L SON MACHINE (Oak); good as new; all a tachments; $18.00. 717 NORTH GAY ST 4 RtXIAF.LK WHITE GIRL OR WOMAN, as 1 USE (or Infant: references. 1701 FAIR- MOLNT AVEM E. comer Broadway.

f5-2t ERMAX GIIIL, to WORK IX Ap-y ply at HOI LIGHT STREET. f6-3t CtlRLS. to SEW OX 15UTTOX9; also. OPERA-TOR SHOE FACTORY. X.

Greene St. It 1XPERIEXOEI DRESSMAKER: one that un-J derstan.is Cutting an.l Fitting. THE OUIOLK, West Baltimore street. It OPERATORS WASTED OX ALL PARTS OF l'XIKRSKIRTS: good pav; steadv work. Apply to SEZ 15 Hanover street.

f6-3t TAXTEI-White Women. SCRUBBERS. Ap-M ily at ECTAW KOl'SE. f6-2t AY 'AXTEIV-Halt-Grown White Xl'RSE GIRL. Apply S11 WEST NORTH AVENUE.

f6-2t A 'ANTED Rookfolders who can Sew Printed Work. J. H. Medairy 5 N. Howard st.I 'ANTED A neat, reliable Girl, as CHAM- KEKMAID.

iiSlt MADISOX AVENUE. It 1TAXTED An experienced WHITE COOK: small family; reference. 2013 EUTAW PI. ACE. It "WANTED A Girl, for general HOUSEWORK in a -mall family.

Apply at 2018 LINDEN AVENUE. Ib-t WAXTED Good COOK; German preferred; no washing or ironing; good wages. Apply at A A "ANTED Several experienced SKIRT HANDS pone but experienced need apply. MADAME GEORGE, S14 Park avenue. I "ANTED A Colored Woman, to COOK.

WASH AND IRON: small family. Apply SOiJ.S I AKK AVL.ME between and 19 A. At. it 11TAXTED A LADY CASHIER who knows all about the needs; must understand the work thrvronchly reference required. Address BOX ir, Mm cmce.

it "WANTED Ten thoroughly experienced SEW FRS TO MAKE FINE ALLOVER LACE WAISTS ONLY: will guarantee good pay to per- 1 1 I 1 I I ui5 Buy can muse lucm i. i r. X. K. cor.

aca ana uermnn sts. to-Ji AY "ANTED At EUTAW PLACE, a WHITE GIRL. 15-t AY "ANTED Experienced Stenographer. Type writer; state salary last with. LiI.ses, aunotr.ee, lTAXTED A COLORED COOK, to Assist with Washing.

21-4 WEST MONUMENT ST. Call after 10 A. M. to-Zt "WANTED 25 OPERATORS and 25 SMALL GIRLS: paid while learning. ENTERPRISE AM KUiAK lu, xn ram avenue, ia-it Woman, to COOK and do general HOUSEWORK White preferredf Address CA-TONSVILLE.

care of 325 McEIderrys Wha.rf.5-2t "TANTED Woman, for general Housework and to Attend to Dairy: must be good Butter Slaker. J. E. LKHAKT, Melvale. aiawt WANTED AT ONCE Two experienced- EX- AMIXER3 ON SHIRT WAISTS; good pay ana steady wort u.

HUW Eisli-1A XV cor. iaca ana German sts. WANTED Experienced Operators, to MAKE ALL PARTS OF LADIES' WAISTS In Factor- steady work; good pay. Apply to D. LEVY r-.

i ins A neat and active Young Woman, with experience, to ATTEND CONFECTION ERY STORE: mu't be prompt and accurate: ref erence required. BOX 222. Sun office. f5-2t A "I "ANTED SAKS Washington. D.

C. war.t FIVE FIRST-CLASS SALESLADIES in Cloak and Suit Department: only those having had thorough experience need apply; liberal salaries paid. ip-jt AITANTED A Whits Girl as COOK and to As sist with Washing and Ironing: also.HOUSE- GIRL, to Assist with Washing and Ironing, for two Iople: must hare references. Apply at 2-tlO MTAtt fLiAt.E. ta-Zt WANTED Experienced OPERATORS FOR FINISHING AND DOUBLE SEAMING FHIRT WAISTS: also.

LEARNERS: will par Learners while under instructions. iUJ-Z3JAr MFG. Fayette and Eutaw streets. tf DRESSMAKING. A mod WAIST HAND: good wages.

Address 179, Sun office. f5-2t IMMEDIATELY Woman, to Cook. Wash and Iron private fsmfly references required. lfHM) STENOGRAPHER AND SMITH PREMIER OPERATOR: must bo rapid, accurate and know me t.ngusn language; an inclination to Write Advertisements will be in applicant's favor. Address 135, faun pace.

fa-3t rpHOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED MAKER i AND TRIMMER; alo. Apprentices. STUM-MER'S MILLINERY. 725 North Gay street. f5-2t rVOCXG WHITE WOMAN, to do HOUSE- HlitiM small familv; references required.

1SOO NORTH CALVERT STREET. f4-3t nnnn nprniTnoa ov att diutu rw FIXE COTTON SHIRT WAISTS; work sreiriy: big pay; come ready for work. Lv LOWEN-STEIN N. E. cor.

Paca and German sts.4-6t lfin OPERATORS WANTED ON ALL PARTS J-Vv SHIRTS. NORTH BROS. bTRAUSS, comer Hanover and Lombard sts. f6-3t SITUATIONS WANTED -FElMAIiE CORPORATION HAVING TO DISPENSE WITH THE SERVICES OF ONE OF ITS WILL BE PLEASED TO RFCOMMEND HER HIGHLY TO ANYONE 2SKEIUXG SLCH SERVICES. Address 133.

fsnn omce. COLORED COOK wishes Situation country pro- terred. 411 ST. J1AK1 blKbtf. lXPEUIENCED Dressmaker wishes Engagements J-i rn families: city or country.

175. Sun office 1 ITAXTED-By thormighly competent and prae- tical STENOGRAPHETt and TYPEWRITER a good Position at a good salary; no trifiers need nrp'v. Address ltw. bun omce. f5-2t 4 REFINED LADY (German) wants Position as II Housekeeper or Nursery Governess for children; nest reterences.

Address A 177, Sun omce. to-zt SETTLED ENGLISH WOMAN, as IN FANT'S NURSE. 511 X. FRONT ST. f-2t OTEXOGKAPKER AND TYPEWRITER.

Com jirompt. industrious. Call or address Strayer's Bnsi- otlege. X25 E.Balto.st. C.

P. Fhone 3i9. VOUAX, with Hospital experience, would taka 1 care ot an IX VALID OK AGED rtKfeUX. JlilO NORTH FULTON AVENUE. f5-2t VOU.Mi LADY BOOKKEEPER, with knowledga i- of Shorthand and Trcewritimr.

wishes Position. CH or address STRAYER'S BUSINESS COL- I.H.E. 225 E. Balto. st.

C. P. "Phone 3239. HEIiP MAI.E AND FEMALE. ANTED Experienced SALESMEN or 8 ALES- i LADIES FOR DRESS GOODS AND SILK Pt-FAKlJlhM Jn our Washington store.

Apply BERG, 213 West Lexington street. It rATANTD Man and Wife, on Country Place: Man for Garden and Horses; wife for House- tet-per. Apply at Sun cSice. 15-3t nriYTrn rvproTrvfrn cirrcornDTr var FPHOT.aTrpv oroiiri ihttc1 srrra curror'a Arrva ivn tji ivc rroTn. 1NG, MEN'S WOMEN'S FURNISHINGS AND CROCKERY.

APPLY TO ASSISTANT rEKiMEX DEXT FROM lfl A. TO 1 2 M. AND FROM 3 TO 6 P. BRAGER S. Eu- isw ana baratora streets.

fo--t HELP WANTED MALE. AY WANTED A Young Machinist, to BoUcit and won enop, a. sun office. it WANTED Two strong Boys, to WORK ON SAW must have experience. Apply to BALTIMORE COOPERAGE COMPANY.

LeadenhaU and Stockholm streets. It Thoroughly experienced MAN IX STARCH ROOM; must understand Bleaching Address 148. Sun office. f5-3t WANTED An energetic Young Man, asFLOOR- WALKER in our Washington store; onlr one who has had experience. Annlv before 9 A.

r.r after 6 P. M. to M. GOLDENBERG. 213 West, Lexington street.

It 1 WANTED SALESMAN for the South and West for a New York Glass House; Plate. Window Glass and Mirrors, etc. Address, with references. VANEORNE. GRIFFEN 40 4S Vestry tLrrei, lorn Cliy.

ID-it ANTED Young Man. to KEEP SMALL SET BOOKS. COLLECT ACCOUNTS, SELL HARDWARE, KNIVES, is willing to start 3 fmall wages and commission. Address. In own handwriting.

MANUFACTURER 172, Sunoffice.6-2 GRADUATE PHARMACIST; refer- i ence required. Address 217, Sun ofHce.f-2t A first-class BOOKKEEPER; retafl business; best reference. Address 145. Sun office. f5-2t A Boy (16 to 18 years of age), to LEARN CAKfiBAKING.

Address Pun otlice. f5-2t WANTED SHOE COBBLER, also SHOE A. H. COLMARY 307 West Mulberry street. fa-2t Yonnc Man.

who Understands Elec- trie Btll Work and Electric Lighting; no other neeu apply. Address I7t. Sun omce. lo-zz WANTED BASS AND TENOR VOICES, toI- untary for St. Peter's Episcopal Choir.

Apply to H. CORBETT, 40 Laurens street. f5-2t lTAXTED AT ONCE "At Mount Holly Inn. Walbrook, 30 CARPENTERS. Apply to J.

WRIGHT, Superintendent of the Building. f5-2t WANTED-Young Man. with some KNOWL- EDGE OF PRINTING. OPPENHEIM, OBERNDORF A 112 124 W. Fayette st.5-2 A strong Young ENGINEER TO FIRE AND RUN A 20-HORSE ENGINE: must be active and steady; steady work.

Address 212, Sun office. f5-2t "WANTED Experienced Young Man, to SELL THE DRESSMAKING TRADE IN CITY; Stats salary expected and reference. Address ll. Sim office. f5-2t WANTED Young Man, to WORK 40 DAYS It in Exchange for a Business Education.

Apply mt STRAYER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 225 East Baltimore street. jl5-tf AY TANTED Experienced MEN OPERATORS ON SINGER SEWING MACHINES: irood T)aj and work all year. Apply at N. E. COR.

GERMAN AND PACA STS. f5-2t "rANTED A first-class PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTER: one who understands Developing and Working Velox Paper; must have first-class experience. Apply to F. W. WAGNER 5 West Lexington street.

f5-2t "7ANTED-A MAN AS MANAGER, with ex-. i perience in the Manufacture of Paper Boxes and the Handling of Help a permanent position to the rvht man; must come highly recommended. riress G. A. A.

L. HORjRaltimore. Md. 5-3 1T ANTED FOR THE UNITED STATES MA-y BINE CORPS ABLE-BODIED MEN of good character, between the ages of 21 and 35 vears; not less than 5 ft. 4 in.

in height, of good character and NOT addicted to the use of liquor. Must be citi-rens of the United States or persons who have legally declared their intentions to become citizens, able to read and write English properlv, as well as speak it. No minors or married men will be accepted This important branch of the Naval service offers SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO RECRUITS, as the law provides for the promotion of worthy noncommissioned officers to second lieutenants. The Recruiting Officer will give all other information which mar be desired. Applv at U.

S. MARINE CORPS RECRUITING OFFICE. 140 West Fay-ette street. Baltimore. Md.

j29-3m 4 EXPERIENCED WATCHMAKER (German XV preferred), with an Old-Established Jewelry Firm. Address 191, Sun office. fp-3t SALESMEN WANTED To Sell Our Goods by Sample to wholesale and retail trade. We are the largest and only manufacturers in our line in the world. Liberal salary paid.

Address CAN-DEX MFG. Savannah, Ga. fpHREE ACTIVE MEN FOR LOCAL POSN 'X TION (several weeks) salary $3.00 per day. J. CHL.

Manager. 723 Chestnut street. Philadelphia. ft MAN, thoroughly acquainted with city a5hinon trade, to REPRESENT A WHOLESALE FANCY GOODS HOlbE; best references. 5.

Sun office. ttl PEK WEEK AND EXPENSES WEEK-OX LY DIRECT FROM OUR OFFICE. Permanent position for right Man. Old established company having $200,000 capital. State age, references "penenee.

UNIVERSAL MANU-FACTUBXNO Bex 2. T33; Pa, frw.kt I AM AN ORPHAN GIRL OF 22, left alone with $20,000 in cash and property. I desire a AND LOVING HUSBAND. Address P. O.

BOX 137. Syracuse, N. Y. Up BOOKS Bought 'and Exchanged; largest stock of Second-Hand Books in the city. PIPPEN'S BOOK STORE, 6Q5 N.

Eutaw above Franklin. WE WILL CLOSE OUTv 250 DOZ. MEN'S yy NECKWEAR, REGULAR 50c. GOODS, AS FOLLOWS: Wednesday. 4 for 1: Thursday.

25c, 5 for Friday, 20c, 6 for Saturday, 15c, 7 for Monday. February H. lOc. WEILEPP 17 EAST BALTIMORE STREET. f6-2tp LADIES' SUITS, WAISTS, SKIRT.

DRY GOODS, can be bought on cur NEW IDEA CREDIT SYSTEM at cash prices. ROSEN-THAL'S. 3Q6 North Eutaw street. tflOp ROOMS PAPERED. $2.50.

Call or address BARTHOLOMAY'S, 2100 Penna. ave. C. and P. 'Phone, Madison.

353Y Druid. 222.f4-6tp 1 CHEAPEST FUEL ON U. I EARTH" is a half-cord of E. S. BRADY YELLOW PINE WOOD, sawed and delivered, for 2.75; sawed and split, $3.25.

COAL AT LOWEST PRICES. Telephone No. 225. Md. Telephone, Windsor, 112.

900 South Caroline street. Branch Office and Yard, Patterson ave. and Monroe st. Maryland Druid. 26.

LQST AND FOUND. STRAYED FROM MY PLACE, on York road, 1 PEACOCK and 3 HENS. Reward if returned to F. II. M.

BIRCKHEAD, Telephone Building. f6-2t OTRAYED AWAY On Monday. Feb. 4. from the v3 ADMINISTRATION' BUILDING.Lafayette and Madison hite-and-Black Fox-Terrier Finder will please return same and receive reward It TOST BANK BOOK OF CITY SAVINGS Towson.

16-Jt OST-February 4, a SEALSKIN DRIVING XJ GLOVE. Please return to ZU w. jjiiakhv- LIN ST. Reward. ttK'C OST BUNCH OF KEYS three Yale, one brass JJ and others.

Return to OZU AUttirl J) UiJiOiS AVENUE and be rewarded. It OST BROWNISH-RED COLLIE. WHITE XJ BREAST. Reward for his return to 1909 DRUID HILL AVENUE. It OST On Feh 5.

about 27. in a bag. on Pratt JJ between Parkin and Greene sts. Finder can nave nait oy returning to man vymi II MOKE STREET. 11 OST GOLD LOCKET, with initials on Li face and Pictures of two Ladies on inside.

Reward if returned to JOHN REGAN, 700 Eastern avenue. Highlandtown. i-t OST A T.ADVS GOLD WATCH, from Liber JLi ty and Jefferson Waverly, to York yoad cars, to Fort ave. cars to Fort ave. Reward if left at above address, or 14Z4 fAiArstu fa 1 KEET, City.

11 OST WATCH CHARM. Diamond Shape. Lib XJ eral reward if returned to 5 S. Gay st. f5-2t I OST January 31, old-fashioneS" BROOCH, set with two Carbuncles.

Liberal reward if re turned to Sun office. I taining Ring. Breastpin and Money. Reward at niu or. Bini.1.1.

ia--i. LOST DIAMOND AND PEARL. PENDANT, on ave. or McCulloh between La fayette and North aves. Liberal reward at 1220 WEST NORTH AVE.NUE.

REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE. 4 OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE AT A A. VERY REASONABLE PRICE, IN FEE, ON TERMS TO SUIT. VALUABLE PROPERTY 1900 FREDERICK AVENUE, fronting on Frederick avenue 108 feet, on Monroe street 74 feet and on Uollms street s6 teet. Improvements Three-story Brick Building, substantially constructed, with Plate-Glass Store Front iiitahf for Manufacturing nurnoses.

Livery Stable or any business. Building has a width of about 25 feet even width to hlollins st. Adjoining is a cne-story Frame Structure, with store front, 1ft faot anil A Vnnnnt- uf SllitflhlA for fetoragef Coal and Wood Yard. Property must be seen to be appreciated. 1.

w. Mitiiuun, f6-lm 2 East Lexington street, MUST BE SOLD Splendid 2-story CORNER HOUSE on Division ground rent only $48; full price $800; easy terms. BALTO. REAL ESTATE Room 506, Law Budding, Lexington and St. Paul sts.

SPLENDID BUSINESS 8TAND Must be sold to pay mortgage, that splendid STORE AND DWELLING 1011 N. Bond corner of Gay; full price, g. r. $24. BALTO.

KEAL, LolATti Room 506, Law Building, Lexington and St. Paul sts. ARE INVESTMENT Larce 3-story HOUSE XV on Pennsylvania near Dolphin; now rented for $27.50 per month; ground rent only $20. This Lot is 111x150 and has two fronts; price, easy terms. BALTO.

REAL ESTATE Koom OUO, Law Building, Lexington and St. Paul sts. tb-dt OR SALE CHEAP NO. 1217 MOSHER ST. Apply at 131Q WEST LAN VALE SI.

16-3t T70R SALE A magnificent four-story Iron-Front X' WAREHOUSE on Baltimore street; size ZlxlSU ft. Address P. O. BOX 453. t6-6t T7OR SALE 1040 W.

FAYETTE 11 rooms. Ju all conveniences; also, STORE AND DWELLING 734 St. Peter st. no expense on either. Apply Sll Moiling st.

iek.ms easx. IOR SALE Those very desirable DWELLINGS great inducements. JOHN G. DILLEHUNT. 314-im IO East Lexington st.

OR SALB- 23 WEST TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET. three stories, in thorough order; nice neighborhood; very low ngure; easy terms. CHARLES W. HURST, 513 Law Building. I7OR SALE 2030 E.

BALTIMORE ST. 1513 Fairmount ave. 908 Fawn st. 1918 E. Madison st.

1721 Hopkins ave. 1823 Guilford ave. 1812 Park are. In fee. 1125 Druid Hill ave.

630 W. North ave. 608-510 W. 27th st In fee. j23-lm MATHEWS JONES, 304 Law Bldg.

TOK SALE 1SOS WALBROOK AVENUE. JO west of Fulton avenue, two-story Dwelling, eight rooms and bath; $100 cash will purchase and easy terms lor Daiance. Keys at 2003 North Fulton avenue. For further particulars apply to WM. C.

SCHERER, 810 West Baltimore street, FOR SALE CHEAP NOS. 432 AND 434 N. CALVERT 400 ST. PAUL 802. S04 AND SOO SARAH ANN ST.

AND 805 MULBERRY all in fee simple; also, N'OS. 3 8 AND 20 MeCLELLAN'S ALLEY, iust south of Fayette st. subject to a ground rent of $26.66 per annum; tne aoove properties are tor sale to close aa estate. u. H.

HUE 14 St. Paul street. Md. Telephone 129. j28-lm 4 DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.

14 HOUSES, A in fee simple, on wide avenue lots 15x90 im provements, six rooms. Dam ana rurnace. vv. BEWELL ISAACS. 221 St.

Paul street, f2-6t T7LEVEN-ROOM HOUSE on N. Carey near jl oaraiuga; guuu tuuuiiiun; wui sen cxieap ior casn. Address f. o. BOA 33.

to-3t HANDSOME HOUSES. FINE LOCATION, 2426 AND 2428 MADISON AVENUE. Buy a House Replete With Home Comforts. PHILIP H. HOFFMAN, 444 Equitable Bldg.

IN FEE AT A BARGAIN Handsome DWELLING in 1500 block, west side. Mount Royal ave nue. sun omce. to-3t X' AUCUtlUU FOR SALE Eleven Dwellings, adjoining Industrial Plant of United R. and E.

Co. 6,000 em-ployes; homes or business. 9Q8 Penna. ave. jl7-lm CAN SELL YOU A DESIRABLE DWELLING AT A VERY LOW FIGURE THAT WILL COST NO MORE THAN RENT, give you Perpetual Fire Insurance, also a Paid Up Life insurance Policy, and you need not pay down any cash pro- viuea you cuy me jaouse 10 occupy.

Aaaress it sun omce. ja-at )du storm doors, tiled vestibule, painted and papered tnrougnout; new porcelain tuD, etc. open for inspection. JAMES A. BEALMEAR, 611 Law Building.

jS-lm "1 1 riQ BOLTON, near Hoffman st, New, two XJ-VJ stories; heated by furnace; cabinet mantels, porcelain bath tub; in fee or with ground rent; small cash payment; easy terms; open daily. j23-lm Q1 fn FOK O-ROOM HOUSE; colored local ja.jj lty; expense rent, Address BOX 294. Annapolis, Md. f4-3t WILL BUY a Beautiful Up-to-Date WOUU 3-Story Modern CORNER DWELLING. Baltimore west of Fulton; just spent $1,000 remodeling.

D. Cassard, 2 E. Lexington st. tfl4 REAL ESTATE-FOR RENT. 17OR RENT ONE OF THE NICEST AND MOST CONVENIENT HOUSES ON EAST BALTIMORE STREET at a low rent.

Apply to H. S. HARTOGENSIS, flOO East Baltimore st. 6-2 170R RENT HOUSE 847 Hollins with all modern improvements. 849 HOLLINS ST.

31-6 17)R RENT-HOUSE 620 Stirling in good 1 order. Apply to JULIUS C. BRANDT, 631 Ensor street. f5-2t FOR RENT UPPER FLOORS. No.

South Charles street. Apply to SAMUEL J. HOUGH, 2Q7 St. Ptml street. I7OR RENT-1022 MONROE has full 3-story back building and side yard.

704 EAST PRESTON $20. IjlOR RENT $40 per month, 1608 LINDEN 1 AVENUE; large 3-story Dwelling. Key at 1532 Linden avenue. J. THOMAS REINHARDT, 211 St.

Paul street. jl9-lm I7OR RENT 2225 MADISON 2004 McCULLOH 412 W. PRESSTMAN 1623 DIVISION ST. WM. B.

EHLEN, 5 East Lexington street. j24-12t JOR RENT THE BUILDING NO. 13 NORTH CHARLES STREET. HENRY N. )5-tf Room 6, 12 St.

Paul st. I7OR R.ENT DWELLING corner of Hollins and Gilmor streets, opposite Union Park; convenient to schools, churches and four lines of cars. HENRY N. BANKARD, 12 St. Paul street, tf 17OR HENT-1713 DRUID HILL AVE.

and 613 DOLPHIN ST. STORE AND CELLAR. 925 MADISOX cnen 10 to 4. A. A.

FOR- MAN. 1407 West Fayette street. j24-lm 17OK Calvert on Two desirable DWELL-J INGS. in good order, with large yards: Ed- mondson avenue cars pass every five minutes. GEO.

Li. A11EE1MAIN, D3U Carrollton ave. j24-12t JTIOR RENT-WAREHOUSES, aU parts of city; suitable for manufacturing or anv kintl of ncss; also. Upper Floors. BALDWIN FRICK.

euccessors to j. a. ijnasiain, a Hanover St. d-3m "ITlOR RENT 12 PER MONTH-Latest iin- I1 tu-n-aturv Ul 1 1 1 gas and all conveniences; 2001 BLOCK WE.iT EAVAljfJ Hi. Apply on premises or WM.

B. EHLEN, 5 East Lexington street. j23-lm I70R RENT TWO-STORY DWELLINGS. ALL IN EXCELLENT ORDER. 2426 East Townsend street.

$12.001801 Second street, west. $11.00 1462 Allen street. $10.00 104rt Collington avenue. $11.001324 Third street, west. CHARLES W.

HURST 513 Law Building. AND BEST STORES AND 6 nWF.t.I IVfiS-Wtl mill 7X. 'uv or ciit N. Carrollton 1123 Bolton 909 Fremont 2562 McCulloh st. CHARLES MORTON, 299 St.

Paul street. j25-lm rpHREE OF THE CHEAl'EST AND BEST HOUSES IX THE CITY. NOS. 1317 AND 1404 LINDEN AVE. AND 2G23 N.

CHARLES perfect in every detail. CHARLES MOR TON. 209 St. Paul street. Tel.

1729. i jl8-loi Q1Q PER MONTH Attractive DWELLING, 11 OiO handsome rooms, crystal chandeliers, etc unsurpassed location: 1125 Harlem, near Carrollton avenue. Appiy to isulljiAiN, uay street, near I'ratt. tt OCO BOONE $9 1811 Summit $10 OOtJ703 N. Payson.

14 705 N. Payson 14 431 E. Preston 16 437 E. Preston ifi 1929 Frederick Store. Dwelling and 18 f4-6t A.

P. KENNEDY. 5 E. Lexington st. REAL ESTATE-SALE OR RENT.

VERY DESIRABLE 6-ROOM HOUSES, with Bath, at 1500 Block, Rusk in 1 square from Tlrni (1 TTill Park- enintr In -i null Vi 1 I J1 01,, 11 1 11 ress; terms to suit. G. DILLEHUNT. IO East Lexington street. jl2-lia IOR SALE OB RENT 119 AISQUITH.

corner High alley; TURKEY POINT. LOTS ON EASTERN AVENUE ROAD. JAS YOUNG, 392 Knst Baltimore street. j31-Ct 7(OR SALE OR RENT The remainder of those 7 elegant new two-story HOUSES on North Monroe street, between Lanvale street and Lafayette avenue. Apply on the premises or to J.

E. THOMAS, 6Q5 Law Building. jlO-lm VERAL SQUARES OF VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY suitable for development, for Sale or Lease; choice locations in Spring Garden section. MOORE WALTON. 224 St.

Paul street.j30-lm REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE. W- ANTED Small PROPERTY IN EXCHANGE FOR 3-STORY DWELLING IN FEE OR SUBJECT TO GROUND RENT. Apply at 114 SOUTH GILMOR STREET. jl6-lm JILL EXCHANGE A DESIRABLE VACANT LOT FOR FEE-SIMPLE OR LEASEHOLD PROPERTY where the neighborhood has imnroved rnnidlv with in the last year, owing to new factories and plants and where houses are much needed. I 342.

Sun o-nce. jl9-lm REAL ESTATE WANTED. WAaTSU 3-STORY HOUSE in Northwestern section. Address it 194, Sun office. It TS YOUR HOUSE VACANT? Hare letters ffom jl cnenis wno nave lost practically nothing since I iwn meir properxy.

ive me a trial. J. V. RICH-ARDSOX, 203 St. Paul street.

j24-lm WANTED FEE-SIMPLE AND SMALL GROUND RENT PROPERTY AND IRRE- GROUND RENTS. WM. H. EM ORY SON. 12 E.

Lexington st. tf3 91 nnnTO invest in houses, GAGES; we charge no commissions; we will pay the highest market price for any kind of property. BALTO. REAL ESTATE Room 506. Law Duuumg, iexingron and st.

i'nul streets. U-lm REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN. WANTED SEVERAL ACRES, on Belair or jianora roads, near cars. Address 196, pun uince. it TTOR SALE A BARGAIN MT.

WASHING TON 15 rooms; new plumbing; 1 or 3 acres; wen Bnanea; otapie and conservatory. jE. a Mbpwirj, 44 South street. f6-6t FOR SALE OR RENT MT. WASHINGTON Stone-and-Frame COTTAGE, 10 rooms and bath; all improvements; in fine order; three-quarters Rcre ground shade and porches located Wal- cull' ave.

second uouse on ngnc jvey two uoors Deiow. immediate possession. Address Titos. mwxin, juanover, fa. te-it FOR SALE OR RENT COTTAGE, 505 and 514 Franklin Terrace, corner of York road, with gas ana water; ail conveniences.

J. W. ami) all. XUIM St. x'aul street.

jz-lm 17OR RENT Two-story HOUSE, properly heated 7 four acres of land attached; suitable for poultry-raising: within five minutes' walk of Belair ave. electric cars. Apply to A. FORD, Loney'a lane, near isrenm tirewery. FOR SALE ROLAND PARK 322 WOOD-LAWN ROAD; lot 100x165; beautiful shade trees improvements, 3-story Cottage, 12 rooms newly papered and painted inside and out; sanitary Piummng; possession given May 1.

GEORGE B. BAKER. 8 South street. to w4t OURE IO PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

11 KJ ACRES; high; well parked; improved by 50-foot avenues; with Towsontown Water and Light mains; county taxes; city conveniences; 5 squares irorniorK road cars; sc. iare. 7o. sun omce, PLACE OR PIECE OF LAND. one to ten acres; must be cheap and within eignr.

mues or city. Address aiKS. 15. HEART. Lake Roland.

Md. f5-2t 7 NEAT 4-ROOM COTTAGE, with large naraeu; iorK road: a-cent tare. 702 PARK AVENUE. 25-lm Apply 9 to 10 A. M.

and 4 to 6 P. CiJOOA AN ACRE IN LOTS OF 7 ACRES OR COUU OVER. 2 sauares from Edmondson Catonsville and Ellieott City Electric Railway: elevation 500 feet. PIERRE C. DUGAN NEPHEW.

IO East Lexington st. Both 'Phones 762. jll-lm REAL ESTATE COUNTRY. BARGAIN MUST SELL Attractive, productive FARM, 250 acres. 15 miles north of city; stone Mansion; good repair Tenant Mouse: store froperty large Dams, etc.

Moore Walton, ga4 St. I'aul st. RENT AVONDALE SHORE AND CLUB-1 HOUSE on Bear Creek. Apply to H. C.

SEY- wuik, uengnt f. isaito. Md. iwt SALE CHEAP ON EASY TERMS 145 ACRES, near Washington and B. and O.

R. R. PHIL. H. 207 N.

Calvert st. SALE FARM in Mathews county. Va. 300 JC acres; large Dwelling; good condition: Outbuild ings: good water; snaae; near wnan. 14.

x. seaks. matnews, a. jas-im TTOR SALE Fine FARM, at Sommerfield Sta- j. tion, rtaitunore ano Lemgn n.

ltw acres; well imnrovtd. N. RUFUS GILL SONS. 215 St. Paul street, T7OR SALE CHEAP ON EASY TERMS J- 1.080 ACRES, 12 miles from Baltimore, on snort Lino it.

tt. and bevern nver. 1'UlL. u. TUCK, 2Q7 North Calvert street, WANTED Small COUNTRY PLACE IN EXCHANGE FOR 2-STORY HOUSES, paying over 0 per Address 1 lit, sun omce.

to-it GROUND RENTS, MORTGAGES. FOR SALE 500 GROUND RENTS in all sections of the city, all sizes, all prices; some qilt-edoe inrestments- Call or send for list. DOUG-LAa CASSARD, 2 East Lexington street, fl-lm FIRST-CLASS GROUND RENTS; locations and improvements most desirable; excellent investments for estate and trustees; large or small invest- ors. J. 15.

IEWKOLl tc 305 Law Bldg fl-lm EXCELLENT GROUND RENTS FOR SALE. If you are thinking of buying, call to see me or send for me to come Bee you, J. LELAND HANyA, 505 Law Building. jl7-lm MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGES, UNDIVIDED ESTATES. GOOD SECURITIES.

GROUND RENTS AND HOUSES Apply to SHEPARD G. MILLER, j26-lm 24 Central Savings Bank Building. OBJECT 13 TO GET THE Highest Market Prine For ANY GROUND RENTS Listed with Me For Sale. JAS. W.

FLACK, Real Estate Broker, First Floor, Law Building. tf6 WANTED GILT-EDGE GROUND RENT ON WIDE STREET WILL PAY GOOD PRICE AND SETTLE AT ONCE; CASH IN HAND. 341. Sun office. jl9-lm ANTED Good GROUND RENTS for invest- ors; SI, OOO to put out on Mortgage; larger amounts if desired.

SAM'L BEALMEAR, fo-6t 129 Equitable Building. ANTED TO BUY-Some GROUND RENTS. fee simple or small ground rent property, at a reasonable price; state full particulars, etc. BENJ. F.

HEARN, Room 25, 3 East Lexington st- j28-lm -j A IO-YEAR G. RENTS OF $48 EACH at 6 J-rx per cent, on wide avenue; 6 rooms, bath and fiimnro Int. 7 i. 'J jgma UU. X.

AJ. GRESSLEE. 221 St. Paul street. f2-6t MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN PERHAPS YOU'VE HEARD! PERHAPS YOU'VE HEARD! PERHAPS YOU'VE HEARD! PERHAPS YOU'VE HEARD 1 PERHAPS YOU'VE HEARD! PERHAPS YOU'VE HEARD I PERHAPS YOU'VE HEARD PERHAPS YOU'VE HEARD 1 PERHAPS YOU'VE HEARD 1 DO THAT A NEW PLAN has been inauga- YOU rated in the Money Lending Business KNOW LOANS made in almost any manner to suit borrower.

Time, one month to a I year. Y'ou can take the building and loan plan and pay off in easy monthly payments running a year's time, or pay off any time and stop cost, as you will only be charged for length of time loan is carried. You will notice that no rates are advertised to mislead you. The fact that this establishment is the OLDEST and LARGEST BUSINESS OF THE KIND IN BALTIMORE oueht to and does speak for itself. A careful investigation will convince you of the fact that if you own furniture and want a loan you can do no better elsewhere, if as well, and there is something in dealing with an old-established place.

As all loans are confidential, of course no references can be given, but put your tninKing cap on ano you win see it tor vonnalf Von pan criva hill of vnnr fnrnitnro an A keep the furniture in your possession, so it's no inconvenience to you and you are independent of your friends. LOANS MADE TO MEN WHO HOLD STEADY POSITIOXS ON THEIR SIMPLE NOTE WITHOUT ANY SECURITY AT ALL. It is a fact that if a man is honest in his Intentions he can borrow money, if not one way, he can another, as the system used will permit granting a loan to almost anyone who is honest in his or her representations. No charge for applications, and will be glad to talk about it with you any time and give terms at office. Don't do it in newspapers; don't make all sorts of promises in newspapers, either.

Ask any disinterested person in Baltimore the most reliable place of this business of loaning llanoir onrl loir Will n- Clr in OtfipPQ of POTOMAC LOAN GUARANTEE Room 5, Bank of Baltimore Building, Baltimore and St. Paul streets. Entrance on St. Paul street. jyl3-tf RGANIZED IN 1S9S TO SAVE BORROWERS FROM EXTORTION.

THE CHATTEL LOAN ASSOCIATION OF BALTIMORE CITY. Loans made for one month or one Tear on Furni ture and Pianos, without removal, at rates fixed hv Legislature of 1900. 1.J 1 1 1 OX. rAUlj 31., THIRD FLOOR. TAKE ELEVATOR.

F. S. HAMBLETON. President. D.

C. AM Ml DON, Vice-President. DAN'L W. HOPPER, Treasurer. W.

N. FINLEY. Manager. WE HAVE NO BRANCH OFFICES; ja7-tf JJEDCCED CHARGES ALLOWED BY LAW. MARYLAND CHATTEL LOAN ASSOCIATION OF BALTIMORE CITY (Incorporated), SUCCESSORS TO THE OLDEST ESTABLlSkEDCHATTEL JLOAN BUSINESS IN BALTIMORE CITY.

81 0 AND UPWARD LOANED ON HOUSE HOLD GOODS, PIANOS, ORGANS, without being disturbed. NO PUBLICITY, as Mort gages are NOT RECORDED unless default is made pajineui. i5iL.Lrf5 up oalii aiAUHi tu EVADE THE LAW. Agent will call if desired. ALBERT KLU.ME.

12 St. Paul Room 5, ground floor, rear office. I FURNITURE LOANS. FURNITURE LOANS. 1 URNITURE LOANS.

FURNITURE LOANS. FURNITURE LOANS. FURNITURE LOANS FURNITURE LOANS. FURNITURE LOANS. We will lend you any amount on vour Household Goods.

Pianos, Organs or Personal Property with-qut removal or publicity. We make Loans from line Month to One Year, with the privilege of paying it oil" at any time, and you only for the time that you have the money. We take up Loans from other Offices and give you More Money. Lower Rates. Longer Teims and Easier Payments.

Agent will call at your House if you de sire. Business confidential. BALTIMORE GUARANTEE CO Room 202, Second Floor Atlantic Trust Building, cur. i'ayene ana cnaries streets. tl MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE; Ground Rents wanted.

JOHN GLENN 12 St. Paul street. ol8-tf MONEY LOANED ON MORTGAGE, 6 percent. No delay: no bonus. PROGRESSIVE BLDG.

ASSOCIATION, 18 East Faj'ette street. nvrv inivun aiT.inTi-n tt 1U tail SIcrchants. Teamsters. Boardinn Woiie: Keeners upon their own names reMsvunvrnentu fltmn Monday eveninga. TOLMAN, 816 Eq uitable Bldg.

MONEY TO LOAN ON to suit: city or country: GROUND RENTS WANTED; highest market price paid. J. A. BARKER SON, 14 East Lexington st. j23-lra WANTED Young Lady or Gentleman with some Art Talent.

Address A 73, Sun office. fl-6t rpHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 15 East Centre street. Teaches all modern Lan guages by superior Native Teachers; also, Latin and Greek. All kinds of Translation aone. ml6-tf A FEW MORE PUPILS CAN BE ADMITTED TO THE TYPEWRITING CLASS OF THE YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA TION.

128 West Franklin street. f4-3t PIANOS, ORGANS, ETC. A NY PI A.NO WILL NOT DO. J. NOTHING ASSISTS A PERSON STUDYING TO BE A PLAYER BETTER THAN HAV-NG A FIRST-CLASS PIANO ON WHICH TO PRACTICE.

Y'ou do not want an instrument for CHEAPNESS IN PRICE or PRETTINESS OF CASE, but a first-class, solidly made, rich toned aano, such as THE STIEFF. A PIANO YvlTH A REPUTATION and MADS IN BUT ONE GRADE. PRICES AND TERMS AGREEABLE. Other makes of Pianos from 885, $90 AND SlOO UP. CHAS.

M. STIEFF, N. LIBERTY ST. MUSICAL. I EXPERIENCED PROFESSOR rives Vocal.

li Violin. Piano Guitar. Mandolin and Banio Lessons at teacher's or pupfl's residence: day and evening moderate prices. 381, Sun office. j8-lm WILL TUNE YOUR PIANO FOR 81.

AU work guaranteed. J. B. ANDREWS. 1 N.

Ann cor. Baltimore, formerly at McCaffrey's Music frrore. frompt attention to orders ny mail. j7-im DANCING. HORACE M.

BELL, Teacher of Society and Stage Dancing, 1511 Myrtle avenue. Adults' and Children's Classes nyw forming for beginners and advanced pupils. Private Lessons given and Chape- lintnj glasses luimeu in auj pan, ui uny or suuurus. CARPET CLEANING. BALTIMORE Steam Carpet-Cleaning Co.

Carpets Taken Up, Cleaned and Relaid. Storage for Carpets and Furniture. 121 Greene st. Tel. 228.

Courtland 1462. tl PROPOSALS. 1 PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING A RE-ceivinn Ward at the Asylum. Nine teenth 8. Washington.

D. Office of tne commissioners, L. c. asnington, January zh, 1901. Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until 12 M.

on FEBRUARY 23, 1901. for con structing a receiving ward at the Washington Asylum. Nineteenth street southeast. Washington. D.C.

Blank forms of proposals and specifications, togeth er with all necessary information, can De ontainea upon application therefor at the Office of the Inspector of Buildings of the District of Columbia. and bids upon these torms only win oe considered. The rieht is reserved to reiect any or all bids. Pro- ncsals must be inclosed in an envelope, sealed and indorsed on the outside: "Proposals for Construct ing a Receiving Ward at the Washington Asylum, "Nineteenth street southeast. Washington, D.

C. HENRY B. F. MACFARLAND. JOHN W.

ROSS. LANSING II. BEACH. Commissioners. P.

C. TEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. II OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC JANUARY 19, 1901. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until 8 o'clock P. TUESDAY', February 12 1901 for SUPPLYING THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION OF BALTIMORE CITY WITH THE MODERN MUSIC SERIES, published by Scott, Foresman Company, of Chicago.

Specifi cations may be had upon application to tne bocre- tarv 01 the Jioaro. j24-12t HENRY M. COWLES. Secretary. LEGAL NOTICES.

UTASHINGTON, DEC. 22, 1900. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all persons who have claims against "The American National Bank of t.1.;.a..a 1 .1 i ii ,11 mnul h. TirMentflH UU. 1 1 .1 1 1.

.1 to J. Frank Aldrich, Receiver, with the legal proof thereof, within three months trom this date or they mav be disallowed. CHARLES O. DAW ES, d21-3m Comptroller of the Currency. PAWNBROKERS.

TO LOAN MONEY AN toUMb IO SLIT AT BENJAMIN LOAN AND BANKING HOUSE (ESTABLISHED 1830), NOS. 420, 422 AND 424 EAST FAYETTE STREET, NEAR GAY. We continue to advance the largest loans on ell kinds of valuables and collaterals. Jewelry of all kinds bought and sold. Open daily till OP.

M. Saturday, 10 1'. M. fnvate entrance, 4iJO. tf SSALABES WEST BALTIMORE LOAN COMPANY.

675 West Baltimore street, Between Pine and Arch streets. Liberal advances on Merchandise of every description. An up-to-date Loan Office, conducted on up-to-date principles. Side Entrance to Private Office. mlj-tf niHE NEW YORK LOAN OFFICE.

416 E. Bal timore near Gay, LOANS ANY AMOUNT ON WATCHES. DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, CLOTH ING. BRIC-A-BRAC, PAINTINGS. ETC.

tf DO YOU NEED MONEY? CALL ON LEWYT SALABES, CONSOLIDATED LOAN COMPANY. 507 EAST BALTIMORE ST. (Between Gay and Frederick streets). ESTABLISHED IN 1825. Make liberal advances on MERCHANDISE AND VALUABLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, tf TOPICS OF THE TIMES Greatest Of Railroad Deals Oklahoma.

Wants To Be A State. The Great Transcontinental Railway deal, by vrhlch the Harriman Interests In the Union Pacific secure control of the Southern Pacific, has attracted wide attention by reason of the vastness of the operation and its far-reaching consequences as affecting railroad ownership in this country. "For the first time in the railroad history of the United States," says the Philadelphia Press, "the Transcontinental lines are directly under the control of the proprietors of the Eastern lines. The chief railway proprietors of the East have always held more or less interest in Western and transcontinental roads, but they "have never before had actual control from ocean to ocean, such as they hare now. The Pennsylvania, the New York Central and the Baltimore and Ohio now not only have connections with the Pacific Coast, but they have the power severally and collectively as to rates and the general conduct of the affairs of every line across the continent but one.

"This, with their ownership of lateral lines, gives the trunk line syndicate almost full control of the railroad system of the country, an undertaking which even a few years ago would have been thought by the boldest railroad projector to have been impossible of accomplishment. The Northern transcontinental lines are securely in aflliiatlon with the new owners of the Southern Taciflc and there Is left but one line across the continent, the Atchison, which is not directly under the influence of this coterie of railway owners." Oklahoma Must Walt. The next candidate for Statehood is to be, Oklahoma, which has piled up a population of 400,000 in 10 years. There Is to be an other opening of a strip of land nearly as large as the present Territory next fall. and already a local campaign for Statehood is well under way.

The Brooklyn Eagle thinks that "what the country wants to keep Oklahoma waiting until we have had time enough to determine whether she would-be a vatnitble member of the Union of States. The chief argument for her admission is that she has more population than eight States which are already in. That is one very excellent reason for waiting until we see If Oklahoma is going to retain her population. Thousands of her settlers were made up from the roving class of born movers. The born mover is not a good citizen anywhere, and Oklahoma ought to be kept waiting until he is eliminated from her borders and we can see the kind and number of people left.

"Among the States with less population than Oklahoma are Utah and Idaho. We should have been saved several annoying complications if we had kept those Territories waiting, and we could get along very well without Wyoming or Montana. Because we have been foolish about admit ting Territories before Is no reason why we should repeat our folly. Tb)s is a good matter in which to imitate Horace Greeley, whose boast It was that he made new mistakes." Names Of Battleships. An act of Congress provides that certain classes of warships shall be named for States of the Union.

Thirty-one States are now represented on the navy list, as follows: Alabama, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire (by the Kearsarge), New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Texas, Vermont. Virginia, Wrest Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming. "Most of these," observes the Philadel phia Record, "are sonorous names, well adapted for designating fighting ships. Nevertheless the scheme of nomenclature adopted by Congress Is responsible for some misfits. Dakota would be a good enough name for a battleship, but South Dakota and West Virginia are simply ridic ulous.

State names containing the prefixes North, South, New or West might well be shorn of the surplusage. Jersey would sound better than New Jersey, and where the omission, as in the case of the two Carolinas, Dakotas and Virginias, would lead to duplication the States might be represented (as in New Hampshire) by a famous name in their local history or ge ography." Diamonds Work Wonders. 'Yes; George asked mo how old I would be on my next birthday." "The impudent fellow! Of course you said nine teen "No; I said twenty-six." "Mercy, girli You ain't but twenty-fourl" "No; but George is going to give me a cluster ring with a diamond in it for eTery year." Cleve land Plain Dealer. Federation Of Denominations Ia Proposed. TO BE NATIONAL IN SCOPE Delegates Assemble In Philadelphia To Prepare To Start The Movement All Over The Conn try.

Philadelphia, Feb. 5. Necessity of cooperation, rather than competition in church work, formed the keynote of the discussion at a conference of ministers, which opened today in Association Hall, at Fifteenth and Chestnut streets. The conference was called for the purpose of organizing a National Federation of Churches In America, and delegates are present from many and widely separated sections of the country to give the movement the seal of their approval and to pledge to it the hearty support and co-operation of their churches. The devotional' exercises which preceded the formal opening of the conference were conducted by Rev.

Dr. W. W. Ramsay, of the Arch Street Methodist Episcopal Churel, of this city, who took occasion to speak of the great good that would be accomplished by such a federation as It was proposed to form this morning. At the conclusion of the religious service J.

Cleveland Cady, of New York, chairman of the national committee, called the conferenceto order, and Dr. Il-nry B. Roberts, of Hartford, was elected secretary and authorized to select bis own assistant. The report of the national committee was then presented by Rev. Dr.

E. B. Sanford, of New York. It dealt with the inception of the movement, the work that has al- ready been accomplished and what it is hoped to accomplish in the future. It called attention to the fact that local federations have already been organized in Chicago, Syracuse, Schenectady, Jersey City, Portland and Auburn, Maine, and in conclusion expressed the "deepening conviction that in our beloved country.

In common with, Christian believers in other lands, we are in the sweep of a movement of profound significance. Co-operation, and not competition, in the days and years before us ia to be the watchword of service tiiat will manifest to the world as never b'fore our oneness In Christ. Who can tell how great a blessing this will bring in the advancement of the Kingdom of God at home and abroad? Working together, the churches will minister to human need as never before, and In so doing prove that the Gospel is the supreme remedy for all evils." Chairman Cady spoke briefly but effectively of the magnificent possibilities of a union of church workers; of the enthusiasm exhibited In the movement by men and women of all denominations, and told how the field might be widened, the results Increased an hundredfold by a unison of purpose and a banding together of all the churches. Benjamin G. Welch, who Is connected with the offices of the Eagles Mere Railroad Company at Lewlston, was invited to address the conference, and he spoke at some length on "Interdenominational Aflallatlon." Rev.

Charles R. Thompson, of New York, chairman of the committee on organization, read Its report. This embodied a form of constitution the principal sections of which were those setting forth the aims and objects of the proposed organization. These are declared to be the securing of the co-operation of all churches and Christian workers for the more effective promulgation of the doctrines of Christianity, and also to promote the formation of State and local federations. Action upon tha matter was postponed until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.

At the afternoon session Rev. Dr. Frank Mason North, corresponding secretary of the Methodist Episcopal Church Extension Society of New York, presented an interesting report on "Federation In City Evangelization," after which "Local Federations and Their Work" were discussed by 6everal of the delegates. The night session was held In the Central Congregational Church, Eighteenth and Green streets, and was presided over by Mr. John H.

Converse, of this city. PAPYRI FOR JOHNS HOPKINS Egyptian Exploration 11 nil's Gift Is In Boston. Boston, Feb. 5. The unique gift of 11S papyri to American universities by the Egypt Exploration Fund of London has re cently been announced.

These papyri, for immediate distribution, have just reached Ttv rr w. n. Winslow. of Boston, the American vice-president of the society, who. has examined a portion of tnem.

Johns Hopkins sets extracts from Thu- cydldes of the second century, two from De mosthenes on the crown and id otner rrag-ments. Amnnir th ifi nnnvrl for Yale are por tions of a lost comedy of the second cen tury and of Plato's "Republic" of the century before and after Christ. Harvard's share includes a fragment of Paul's epistle to the Romans, of the writings of Aloman, a lyric poet of Sparta, 631 B. and 17 other papyri. Columbia receives Xenophon's "Hellen-lca," first century, a letter 0 the King of Macedon and 14 other pieces) A niece nf Herodotus of the second cen tury, a complete contract for a loan in tha reign of Nero and 11 other pieces are assigned to Princeton.

Of five papyri for Hamilton College one is a letter to clerk of a court in the ttme of Trajan acknowledging the receipt of a will. TVinr nnnvrl toVassar Collece Include one about a loan of 3,000 drachmae of silver, which Bhows that 8 per cent, interest was paid In the third century. Of the total of 118 rjanvri 29 are present ed to the University of Pennsylvania. PROF. EVE.

SALISBURY DEAD A Distinguished Philologist Passes Away At SO Years Of Age. New Haven, Feb. 5. Prof. E.

E. Salisbury, for 60 years professor In Arabic and Sanskrit at Yale University and one of the most distinguished philologists in America, died of pneumonia after an illness of three days. Professor Salisbury had been In rugged health up to last Saturday. Edward Elbridge Salisbury was born In Boston April 6, 1814, and finished his aca demic course at Yale in 1832. He was therefore one of the oldest college gradu ates In America.

After studying theology at Yale for three years he went abroad in 1830 and began the study of Oriental lan guages under Silvestre de Sacy Garcin de Tassy, oX Paris, and Franz Boppin, of Berlin. Professor Salisbury had received numerous honors from foreign Oriental language societies. He was a member of the Asiatic Society of Paris, corresponding member of the Imperial Academy of Sciences and Belles-Lettres at Constantinople and of the German Oriental Society. MERCHANT TAILORS MEET Fnnd For Home For Knights Of The Shears Is Growing. Philadelphia, Feb.

5. Delegates num bering 250 and representing all the chief cities in the United States are attending the sixteenth annual convention of the Merchant Tailors National Exchange, which opened here today. Mayor Ashbrldge welcomed the visitors. In his annual address President G. J.

Haifa, of Buffalo, said that the fund for an old tailors' home, which was projected at the last convention, held at Louisville, has reached $25,000. and that Andrew Patterson, chairman of the board of trustees, was the custodian of the money. The amount must be increased to $50,000, and contributions from members were earnestly urged. The report of Samuel H. Spring, of Bos ton, secretary of the association, showed that the exchange consists today of 26 local organizations, with a membership of 508, and 27 individual members.

Treasurer R. C. Notbohm reported a balance in the treasury of $1,233.64. In connection with the convention is an exhibit of tailor-made garments. There are about 200 exhibitors, with some 500 exhibits, comprising the best work of most of the fashionable tailors throughout tha country.

Bernhardt'! Life Insured. Chicago, Feb. 5. During her recent stay In this city Madame Sarah Bernhardt took out a life insurance policy for $100,000, naming her son, Maurice Bernhardt, as the beneficiary. The annual premium will be $7,800.

Notwithstanding Madame Sarah's 56 years, the examining physician reported her to be In excellent physical condition and one of the best risks that has come to Jus notice, AA rANTED 2 good JEWELRY SOLICITORS; i reference required. 183, Sun office. f5-2t AY "ANTED A RELIEF CLERK at once. Apply PRUO STORE. Park ave.

and Saratoga st. It WANTED BOY. for Cigar Business. S. W.

COK.GKEEN MOUNT AMI SUK1H AtfcSl WANTED YOUNG MAN: must write fair hand and lie quick at figures; give age. Address 147. Sun office. f6-2t ANTED A STENOGRAPHER; I -in and utiahla 4 rr OA ttirda fl. ily.

Address 173. Sun office. "WANTED A Young Man. who has worked at VARNISHING CHAIRS OR REED GOODS. WM.

L. JACKSON. 142Q West Baltimore St. It rAXTED Gentlemen well Acquainted with 1 Real Estate Owners; reference required. REAL ESTATE PROTECTIVE 211 St.

Paul st.6-3 SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. 1 OUNG MAN desires Position in Office; good references. Address 195, Sun office. f6-3t AY WANTED POSITION IN BUSINESS HOUSE in Baltimore: will pay $50 for being placed; no agencies. X.

Y. Z. 197. Sun office. Ib-'t By experienced Colored Man.

Posi-yy tion as GARDENER; best references. Address DENNIS DORSEY. Catonsville, Md. f6-2t BY YOUNG MAN (22) from the country, well educated, POSITION IN A WHOLESALE HOUSE. STORE OR OFFICE best reference.

924 NORTH CHESTER STREET. f6-3t 1JOSITION AS SOLICITOR OR COLLECTOR for Brewery or Wine and Liquor Establishment by Gentleman of experience; age 40 years; first-class references and bond; speaks German and English; salary moderate. Address 182. Sun office.f6-2t YOUNG COLORED MAN. as Waiter, Second Cook or Bellman.

1Z15 LPTO far, to-a EXPERIENCED MAN, as MANAGER OF FARM; best reference. 201, Sun omce.ts-'Jt BOOKKEEPER, thorough all systems, desires Po-sition city or country ref. 2 14, Sun office.5-3 INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN desires Situation best reference. Address 2Q9, Sun office. f5-4t MARRIED MAN, aged 23, as Bookkeeper, Salesman, Manager, Collector or in Office good ref-erence.

WILLING 22Q. Sun office. f5-2t SITUATION WANTED Aa a PLAIN GARDENER, by a Single Man; understands Stock and Cattle. W. J.

HEDRICK. 4Q7 McHenry st.5-2 THOROUGHLY COMPETENT DOUBLE-ENTRY BOOKKEEPER: eight years' experience in two large firms; can furnish high credentials froni former e'mployera; fair salary. 64. Sun oftice.fl-6t OUNG MAN wishes a Position as CLERK OR SALESMAN. 192, San office.

f5-2t VOCXO MAN, experienced SALESMAN and SHIPPING CLERK, desires Position: best references. Address 8. Sun office. f5-2t AGENTS WANTED. SALESMEN WANTED To Sell in Horse Owners the STANDARD STREET FEEDER first-class article; large commission.

149. Sun office. It GENTS WANTED Something entirely new. PHOTO. GALLERY.

Broadway and Bank st. CANVASSERS wanted for "Life and Reign of Queen Victoria" by the eminent historians. 1'rof. Chas. Morris and Murat HaUtead.

Nearly fif.fl rmires. Size 7x10: 100 richest illustrations. Great est and best. Tremendous seller. Onlv $1.50.

Big book. Big commissions. Credit given. Freiaht paid. Outfits free.

Address THE DOMINION COMPANY. Dept. V. 334 Dearborn Chicago. 31-6t WANTS.

TWANT TO FURNISH AN ENTIRE HOUSE. rvir inn what FURNITURE vrai want to sell. giving full description; Trill pay cash. Address HiU. iin omce.

io-pi "VtTAXTED TO BUY A PAIR OF POINTER PUPS; NOT TOO HIGH IN PRICE. Call or address J. HARRY PHILBIN. 409 West Franklin street. It VITAXTED- FOR CASH STOCKS OF GRO yy CERIES, DRY GOODS, CONFECTIONERY.

CIGARS AND TOBACCO: also. FURNITURE, CARPETS AND GENERAL HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. J. ANDERSON, 1Q36 X. Gilmor st.jl9-lm VTANTED FURNITURE Highest cash price paid for FURNITURE, PIANOS.

Carpets. Roddfnir Kric-a-Brac. etc. Entire or portion of PFT.T A RT.F fit Sun office. FURNITURE.

Highest Cash Prices paid for all kinds of Furniture. Bedding, Carpets, and en tire or portion ot iiousenoias purcnasea. n. BLOCK. 2011 Ashland avenue.

14-lm "I "IT ANTED Old Gold and Silver of every descrip- V. A TAC HUH I I mill BUU, iniuunvu, wj. WALTER'S Reliable Jewelry Store. 323 North Eutaw st E. side.

4 doors south of Mulberry, ft-lm ATTANTED OLD GOLD, SILVER AND OLD BROKEN PLATED jfcWELRY FOR CASH. CHAS. E. OBERHEIM. Refiner.

OG East Bain-more street, third floor. j7-lm WANTED. Best prices paid for Entire House- holds. Furniture. Carpets, Pianos.

Old Mahog- anv. Andirons, Gents Cast-on Clotning. VOLOSHEN. 638 West Baltimore street, jv-lm 11TANTED. BEST PRICES PAID FOR FCR-? NITURE.

CARPETS. ENTIRE HOUSE- HOLDS.PIANOS.ANTIQUES. FEATHER BEDS. fciu. Address rKUMrl 14M.

un omce. jai-ti WANTED FURNITURE of all kinds; new and second-hand: Camets. Beddinir. etc. Liberal estimates made on entire or portion of Household picn ffi.A 4ii-1m Wanted furniture, carpets.

house HOLDS, old mahogany, andirons, Feather Beds. Ladies' and Gents' Cast-Off Cloth ing. J.I.GOLDSTEIN. 511 S. Fremont ave.j21-lm -JO N.

EUTAW ST. GOLD AND SILVER of UllOmrf description bouaht for cash. B. D. NUITZ.

Jeweler, 03 N. Eutaw above lin st. Antique silver wanted. ji-un BOARDING. "GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE ROOM AND 1 TBflinn.

nrinta fomfl 9HA fnroTcf ft 4 PRIVATE FAMILY can accommodate a few XV BOARDERS, with home comforts; references. 627 NORTH UAliV JlKT ol KEEL 13-Jt APARTMENT HOUSE FURNISHED ROOMS, larce and small, en suite or single; TABLE BOARD; central. j7-lm 407 NORTH CHARLES ST. 4 QUIET. REFINED GENTLEMAN CAN BE X.

ACCOMMODATED WITH BOARD AND ROOM IN PRIVATE FAMILY. 205 EAST LAN VALE STREET. Reference. j23-lm URNISHED ROOMS, with or without BOARD. 31 NORTH CAREY STREET.

f5-3t IOR RENT Second-story front ROOM (furnished) with TABLE BOARD: Gentlemen Trreferred private family. 1223 GUILFORD AVENUE.f4-3t ANDSOME SECOXD-STORY FRONT ROOM AND BOARD. 1418 MADISON AVE. f5-3t IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, one large double and single ROOM, with first-class appointments; moderate terms; refs. exchanged.

1516 Mt. Royal ave. 5-6 1 PRIVATE FAMILY have two Communicating second-storv Front ROOMS, with BOARD: fk TaT I DTAT TAV mWO IAROE BRIGHT ROOMS, furnished; I 1 TV OAO XT TT TAf A 1T 4 a. 'X UVniiD. 1 l.T 1-4, IttJli JEFFERSON.

Near Hotel Rennert. imj WEST SARATOGA. Good Accommodations for Those Desiring Permanent or Transient Board. WEST BIDDLE ST. One Double and one i Single ROOM TABLE BOARD.

f2-4t 21 WEST MONUMENT STREET. One 308 N. CAREY ST. Beautiful ROOM, with Board, reasonable also Table Board, $3 week. 1 HI HXDEN AVE.

Well-heated ROOMS. witn liUAKu; reterence. f5-2t MADISON AVENUE FURNISHED jU1. ROOM for two: Table and Dining Room appointments first class. f6-2t 1 TQ- LINDEN AVE.

Single. Double and Com-JLJOJL municating Rooms, with Table Board: references exchanged. f5-4t OQ1 NORTH CHARLES ST. Second-Floor dCd LJ FRONT, with bay window: steam heat: first -class Table; references. fl-6t BOARD WANTED.

BOARD WANTED By a Young Man near center of city: private family preferred. Address 162. Sun office It GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOM, with small private familv: near Druid Hill Park. 215, Sun office. fo-2t rpWO LADIES DESIRE BOARD; private family preferred: northwestern section references.

Ad dress Sun office. f5-2t WANTED A large ROOM, with BOARD, for Married Couple: central or vicinitT of Har lem or Lafayette Square preferred; state particulars. ISO. Sun office. f3-2t WINTER RESORTS.

mHE ST. CHARLES, on the Beach. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.

Upward of $50,000 has just been expended In additional improvements, which include 50 new private bathrooms, finished in Italian marble, with hot and cold fresh and sea water attachments, showers, etc. The Hotel contains more private baths than any resort hotel in the country. Write for Booklet. j25-26t J. B.

REILLY. Proprietor. HOTEL SCARBOROUGH. Beach Front. Maryland avenue.

Atlantic City. NOW OPEN. Fine ocean Tiew. Steam heat F.le- Tator. Private baths.

Write for Booklet and spring rates. ALFRED WYMAN. ROOMS FOR RENT. ROOMS on North Broadway, opposite Hopkins Hospital, with private family; reference. 17U.

c- a rc cult umiT. 17LATS AND ROOMS FOR RENT; gas, heat and bath. 1324 McCULLOH ST. f3-3t rrOR RENT Very desirable ROOMS. 11 WEST MULBERRY ST.

Cathedral.2-s.m.w,f4 I70R RENT JJ TWO LARGE AND ONE HALL ROOM, on second floor, all connected, with perfect licht and ventilation: also, ROOMS, the same as the above. on third floor; win rent part or trie entire suite; SUITABLE FOR DRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMENT OR A DENTIST. 328-tf 307 NORTH CHARLES STREET. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS fcr light housekeeping, with all conveniences, Jl to il per week, at 314, f.Ol and 507 WEST LOM-BARD also. 12 SOUTH GREENE ST.jl2-im 91 W- FRANKLIN rent.

Furnished MviiMbuuiM, uinvt uaui, itrici ence exen an gea. f5-2t QnQN. PACA ST. FURNISHED ROOMS Tor j.iiii.'ucu va iiiaitlCU VUU UH. A Il-1 A ml ST.

PAUL near Mount Vernon Place. I Oiu larva l1, DOlHf I 11 heated; references required. WANTED TO RENT. WANTED By Man and Wife, three to five room ITT. AT with Kn n.

Cf ATT itAfoii ww "wi uaui, vi -u a iiuLofv; tral location preferred; rent not to exceed $12 rer DeliTery. It safes, electric light and gas, ny not water ana Janitor service free. JUH. ULiAS Room 38. 020-tr rpo RENT OFFICE in American National Bank Building, corner Gay and High formerly occupied by Economy Savings Bank, fitted with Counters and Vault.

Apply to J. FRANK ALD-RlCH. Receiver, American National Bank. f4-tt HALLS FOR RENT. IOR RENT Newly Decorated HALLS, suitable lor Lodges, adjoining A.

Building, at 418 East Baltimore street, RIDGELY GA1THER. East Lexington street. jl2-lm BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. MTANTED FOR CASH A Good Paying Dairy Lunch or Family Liquor Business. Address, with location and price.

A 151, Sun office. f6-2t WANTED TO INVEST ONE THOUSAND yy DOLLARS or more, with Services, in Legiti-mate Business. Address 163. Sun office. It T7QRST-CLASS Old-Established Dining Rooms; JO central; large trade, owner leaving city.

CRAIG 17 East Saratoga st. f6-3t I7H3R SALE CASH GROCERY STORE; owner retiring; near market. Apply at Sun offlce.f6-2t I70R SALE Stock and Fixtures of WHOLE-1 SALE COUNTRY PRODUCE STORE: splen-did stand Address 165, Sun offlce.6-2 17K)R RENT 14 WEST PRATT STREET, old-. established Poultry Stand and Commission House. Apply on premises.

fa-3t IM5R SALE-MEAT AND PROVISION STORE good stand; owner in other business. 1901 WEST PRATT STREET. f4-3t FOR SALE A CORNER GROCERY, in East Baltimore, doing a business of $20,000 a year; owner retiring; fullest investigation invited. Ad-drcss 213. Sup office.

f5-3t T70R SALE-Old-EstablishedCOAL AND WOOD JO BUSINESS, doing a cash family trade, with Patent Wagons and Horses; good opportunity for cash buyer. Address 22. Sun office. fl-3t ITtOR SALE 1 AN INTEREST, to meet the demands of an established, well-advertised Formula. Full particulars.

H. S. BREWINGTON. f4-3t Bank of Baltimore Blag. 170R SALE LIGHT MFG.

BUSINESS, part or all; staple goods in great demand. H. S. BREWINGTON, fl-3t Bank of Baltimore Bldg. 1710R RENT STORE 323H N.

EUTAW east side, near Mulberry one of the best blocks on the street; hot and cold water; suitable for a iirst-class Tailor, Hatter, Shoe Store. Apply in JEWELRY' STORE, adjoining. f4-6t DINING ROOM AND CAFE IN WASHINGTON. D. C.

seats sixty people; rooms filled with regular boarders; to settle partnership. Address CAFE Baltimore Sun Bureau, Yv ashing-ton, D. C. f4-3t C1REAT OPPORTUNITY FOR A PARTY WITH MODERATE CAPITAL TO INVEST IX A SURE MERCANTILE BUSINESS; only those of very good business standing need reply; Flace of business, Baltimore street, near Howard. 211.

Sun office. f5-2t PACE FOR RENT AT THE FAIR; rent rea sonable. 3U4 EST BALll.MUKh ST. t3-t AY ANTED TO BUY Good BUTTER AND EGG ROUTE. Address 209, Sun office.

f5-2t WASTED-CORNER STAND for Saloon and Restaurant, or will buy an established busi-ness; central location preferred. 971, Sun office. "I 7TLL SELL two parties investing $6,000 each, or one with $12,000, INTEREST IN PLANT, with profits about $12,000 per annum; investment guaran-teed. Address 365. Sun office.

tf COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. BALTIMORE, FEB. 4. 1901. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A COPARTNERSHIP UNDER THE STYLE OF STREET! ENGAGE IN PORK PACKING.

CHAS. W. STREETT. f4-3t BENJ. W.

CORKRAN, JR. HORSES, MULES, ETC. A GENTLEMAN will sacrifice, regardless of cost, to anyone who will give a good home, handsome Kentucky-Bred Fast-Trotting and Road HORSE; aged sound, kind and reliable for ladies or the most inexperienced person to drive; can beat 2.30, and large enough for any use; also, at any half-reasonable offer, stylish Rubber-Tired RUNABOUT and HARNESS, nearly new. Call at 3oO WEST PRESTON STREET, corner Madison avenue. f6-3t ACME NOVELTY CO.

WILL SELL AT A LOSS 8 HORSES AND MARES, from 6 to 8 years old. from 25 up. Among them is one big Draft Horse, weighing 1,400 pounds; suit truck or cart; rrie SoO. Also, handsome nay cod, lb nanos vU, very stylish, been used by the superintendent and will frighten at electric cars, will not stand on streets; price S75; cost $225. Also.

BUSINESS WAGONS. DAYTON AND HARNESS. X. M. RUMBERGER, Superintendent, fG-3t 636 West Lexington st.

TARY sired by Linkwood Chief: bay mare: J.1X1S hands high, 6 years old; fast and reliable: afraid of nothing; she is guaranteed perfectly sound tnd has no bad habits. Can be seen at J. W. BELL'S STABLE. Charles and Lee streets, at all times.

Also SEVERAL VEHICLES for sale. f6-3t FOR SALE OR HIRE Fifty WORK AND DRIVING HORSES. 315 WEST FAYETTB STREET. 38-lm KING'S NEXT HORSE AUCTION WEDNESDAY. FEB.

6. 1 0 A. M. f5-2t 4 TO 18 NORTH HIGH ST. CARLOAD CHEAP HORSES KING'S AUCTION WEDNESDAY FEB.

6, IO A. M. f5-2t 4 TO 18 NORTH HIGH ST. CARLOAD FINE MULES 50 CHEAP HORSES. f3-5t KING'S.

4 to 18 North High st. DO YOU BUY HORSES? FOX'S AUCTIONS, 318320-322 NORTH STREET. TAKE PLACE EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. Fox also sells at private Bale every day.

Fox sells more Horses than any five stables in Maryland. The reason all the private people send their Horses and Wagons to Fox's Auction to sell is because they get quick returns, find ready buyers, and iFox's rate of commission tor selling is tne lowest. ji-tt X7R SALE HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNES3.

You will never have a better opportunity to buy than right now. We have a number of first-class Road. Business ana Ugnt Draft Horses, belonging to private parties, at great bargains. Several cheap Horses, suitable for farming. Carriages of almost every description on storage, which can be bought at two-thirds their value.

PALACE STABLES, North and Mount Royal aves. f4-5t J. S. DITCH BRO. JMPERIAL HORSE FLATS.

THE FINEST AND MOST COMPLETE STABLE IN BALTIMORE. Every accommodation for Horses and Vehicles. Send for our Book of Testimonials. 1007-1021 N. EUTAW ST.

JOS. WIESENFELD, Propr. LOUIS S. FERNHEIMER, Mgr. tfll OfTi HORSES PRIVATE SALE.

ZOU KING'S. f5-5t 4 to 18 North High street. O'T pr WELL-KNOWN ROAD MARE. TOP QIU BUGGY and HAKN ESS S20, WORK HORSE. 2124 BOSTON STREET.

f6-3t 07 WILL BUY ONE PAIR QUICK, ACTIVE u( l) MULES: work single or double: been used in shovel plow. Two Large DRAFT HORSES j' also, liuggies, uguua, carriages 01 every description. SOO EAST LEXINGTON ST. fi-6t CARRIAGES, WAGONS, ETC. XOR SALE A LOT OF 50 CARRIAGE, BUGGY AND WAGON SHAFTS AND POLES, all finished, and all colors of paints, ready tor use: some very fine ones among-this lot; will Bell at a lower price than they can be made for, as wo must close them out.

So come and take your pick and make an offer at your own prices. P. D. SCHMIDT IOS West Fayette street, fl-5t Near Charles. JPOR SALE Fifty New and Second-Hand LAN-i DAUS, COUPES AND BROUGHAMS.

ARSES, WAGONETTESjpMNIBUSES.PHAE-TONS, EXPRESS WAGON'S, TRAPS AND RUNABOUTS, fifty SETS OF HARNESS. 315 WEST FAYETTE STREET. j8-lm BUY FUTURES from us and save money. We mean VEHICLES iUK r'U'i'UKli USE. JAMES KING CO.

Maryland's Carriage Providers, f4-3t 4 to 18 North High st. "VTEELY ENSOR, Builders of Fine Broughams. Victorias, 4 and 6 Passenger Curtain Carriages, Wagonettes. Depot Wagons, Buggies and Run abouts. 812 MADISON AVENUE.

jl8-lm SECOND-HAND CARRIAGES AT COST. Two Six-Paeneer Curtain Carriaees. with Rubber Tires; 2 Victorias, 2 Coupe Rockaways. 6 German-towns, 4 Buggies. 6 Runabouts; all of good builders.

NEELY ENSOR. S12 Madisoft ave.jl7-lrn 1 TIGHT LATE PATTERN SIDE BAR TOP A. BUGGY, built by a first-class city builder; also, a DAYTON McCAULL WAGON and a light No-Top DELIVERY WAGON, suit to carry niilk to station, ail in prime order, and will sell at bargain prices. 1'. BlHJUUl fl-5t IOS W.

Fayette near Charles st. SLEIGHS. SLEIGHS. SLEIGHS. SLEIGHS.

Two and four passenger CUTTER SLEIGHS at less than manufacturers prices. u. 6UUM1111 at IOS West Fayette street, Near Charles street. A fine four-seated FAMILY SLEIGH at a low price. fl-5t FOR HIRE.

"13ALTIMORE TRANSFER COMPANY. JL 109 EAST BALTIMORE STREET. lUAinia utsiKiniua. TALLYHOS, BAND WAGONS. BUSES AND PARK PHAETONS.

Snecial attention to the movement of nassentrers and baggage and freights of all kinds. Estimates made for hauling, hoisting and shipping Safes and heavy Machinery. tt IN THE ART OF PRINTING, LIKE ALL OTHERS, IS CONSTANTLY MAKING PROGRESS. THF ITN BOOK AND JOB I lIC iSUr? PRINTING OFFICE. S.

IF. Cor. Calvert and Saratoga Streets, 13 KEEPS THOROUGHLY And ABREAST OF MODERN. THE TIMES. Hard No.

1 Sunbury No. Hard No. 2 O.OO Sunbury No. 6.35 Hard No. 3 6.35 Lykens Val.

No. 2 6.65 Hard Nut 6.35 Lykens Val. No. 3 6.90 BROWN 12 North Holliday street. Elevator R.

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