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THE SUN, BALTIMORE. SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8, 1913. IS THE LADIES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES.

FARMS FOR SALE. AUCTION SALES. Real Estate an v-iourts DISSOLUTION SALE la the matter of Thomas Yearsley Company At 21 1 N. THIRD PA. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER I I 1 9 1 3, AT 1 0 A.

M. MOTORS, GENERATORS MACHINE TOOLS AUTOMOBILES, ETC. Comprising Direct Current Motors, to 100 II. Direct Current Belted Generators, 2 K. W.

to 50 K. Direct Connected Sets, 10 K. W. to 75 K. Alternating Current Motors, 1 Phase from 1 to 10 II.

2 and 3 Phase Motors, from 2 to 75 II. P. 2 Phase Westinghouse Revolving Field Generator, 50 K. 6 to 50 II. 2 and 3 Phase Compensators or Starters, 12 Laths, Drill Presses, Tlaners, Single and Double Drum Electric Hoists, Wood Planers, Coult Carver and Moulder, Butcher Machines, Platform Scales, Vises, Shafting, Small Tools, 15 ILP.

Otto Gas Engine, 10 Tons Tire Iron, Tons Scrap Iron and Copper, Office Furniture, etc. Thomas Auto Truck, E. M. F. 30 Touring JAMES A.

FREEMAN'S SONS, Auctioneers, S. W. Cor. 12th and Chestnut, Philadelphia, Pa. BV PATTISON A GAUAN, 1 Approaching the record of Wednesday, applications were filed with Building Inspector Stubbs yesterday for permits to verect 47 two-story brick dwellings, aggre-, fating in cost $38,000.

Twenty-three are tto be erected in Northeast Baltimore and 24 in West Baltimore. August Ilampson applied for a permit to erect 24 two-story brick dwellings on the east side of Pulaski street, south of Eagle. Each will be 13 by 42 feet and the cost will be Mr. Hampson is architect and builder. Frank Novak made application for two permits, one to build a block of 10 houses, costing each, on the north and south sides of the 2S00 block East Madison street, Nos.

2811 to 2819 and 2812 to 2S20, each IS bv 42 feet: the other for 13 two-Ktory brick houses from 701 to 725 North Streeper street, each 12 by 40 feet and costing in all $9,100. Callis Callis are the srehitects for both blocks of dwellings. The Morgan Mill work Company, manufac- turers of doors and sashes, lias purchased the remaining vacant lot on the south side of North avenue, west of Maryland and opposite St. Luke's Hospital, from Frank Khlcn. Pierrp C.

migan Nephew are the asrents for Mr. Ehlin, and would neither fiflirni nor deny the gale, which has not yet been recorded. According to the present plans, the purchasing company will erect a manufacturing plant on the lot, which has a frontage of 124 feet and a depth of 185 feet and is nenr the Maryland and Pennsylvania Rail-. road tracks. ThPir present plant is on IIow-Vrd street, at West in the territory to be Improved soon by the Baltimore and Qhio Railroad.

A penpral trend of business southward from Baltimore street, and especially along Howard street, has begun, and seems a re-Kultant from the boom of the last year or twojn real estate values alone North Howard street, toward Franklin. The noint is especially, noticeable, because while the upper territory is retail territory the southern section of the street is in practically a wholesale The best evidence of this southward extension nnd enlivenment is the recent five-year I'-sse taken by William M. Yearley at 124 South Howard street. Substantial per-manent improvements are already under wav. Mr.

II. J. Ford and others, who own the bulldintr as well as the three adjoining ones on the north, have also leased the pround floor of 122 to Robert E. CJfddes. tiortable automobile garages.

Myers ITlcks. confectioners, have rented the second and third floors. The fourth floor of IIS and 120 South Howard strict, which nre embraced in the Ford holdings, has been leased to the Baltimore Gas Light Company. Charles C. Chevalier and wife have sold to Orln V.

MeCnrty nnd wife a pronerty on the northeast side of Fairview avenue, near Calloway. 50 by 1T.0 feet and subject to a irronnd rent of S120. The ground rent was purchased by Mr. McCnrtv and wife from Virginia W. Coynes and others.

Park Manor Renlrv Company has sold 1 Hncbscbild. Kohn Co. the lot No. 7 on Oit ford nvenno, at Park Manor. r.isio Nens has sold tor Singer a i.

st EDWARD M. HAMMOND, Attorney-at-Law, 803-804-805 Union Trust Building. Mortgage Sale of Valuable Fee-Simple Troperty, located on Elm avenue. Thirty-eighth street and Chestnut avenue, Baltimore. The undersigned, attorney, named in a mortgage from the Roland Uealty Company, dated 4th of October 1911, recorded among the Land Kecords of Baltimore City in Liber S.

C. No. 2t590, Folio 205, and by virtue of tbe power therein conferred upon him, will sell at Public Auction on MONDAY, the 10th day of November, 1913. at 4 o'clock P. on the premises, all the property described in said mortgage, a default having occurred therein, containing 4 83.100 acres, more or less.

For description by meets and bounds Bee Daily Uecord. Said property wl'l be offered first tn seven parcels, separately, according to this plat 4 II lmL Avenue 114 1 I 1 CD A i a I I. I 1 TJ 1 Fh 11 (6 i i 11 II t' III! Ul' VV I'M TSMIl-iM. IHJAIWU VI vr Westwood. 14.3 by 91 feet.

sub.1ect to srround rent. Kestnut IF Thereafter the property 111 he offered ng a whole, and poM In tho ninn-ner producing the greatest amount of money. The dimensions of noli of tho parcels being enumerated on the above plat. Thin property in well xituated for development. Elm avenue being already smoothly paved.

It has also vnluablo rights in a sewer located ln the 10-foot alley in tbe rear of Thirtv-seventh street. See agreement between the Land and Loan Association et al. and A. J. Shrlver, Receiver, dated the 17th day of September, 1D13.

aud of record among the Land Records of Baltimore City. Terms One-third cash, balance in two equal payablo with Interest in 6 and 12 months, respectively, deferred payments to bear interest from the date of sale, and to be secured to the satisfaction of the undersigned attorney, or all cash at the option of the purchaser. A cash deposit of $100 required on each piece, if sold separately, and $750 if sold as an entirety. EDWARD M. HAMMOND, Attorney named In tbe mortgage PATTISON All AN, Auctioneers.

SCHWAB BROS. Aucts 1008 Fidelity Building. TlSrSTEES' SALE OF Tig NORTH MONROE STREET. JZix 25 MONROE STREET. ltlO PRESBURY STREET.

Respective Premises, ivod1108 lO. 1913: AT3.30P. 1718 AND 1T16 NORTH MONROE STREET. Dimensions of each lot 13 fwrt inches by 91 feet 6 inches. Annual ground rent on each S67.91.

IMPROVED BY 2-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS To be offered separately. AT4.0OP. 1 71 0 PRESBURY STREET, to 14 feet 3 inches by 79 feet annual f-ound rent. $5. IMPROVED A TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, ixpenses adjusted to date of sale.

The pur-cftaser of each property will be required to make cash deposit of $75 at the time and place of sale. EDWARD L. WARD. HENRY 3. BROENING.

HARRY N. BAETJER, Trustees. SCHWAB BROS. Auctioneers. D.

Meredith Reese, Solicitor, Central Savings Bank Building. trusteeFssale OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY NO. lie NORTH WOLFE STREET. By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court No. 2 of Baltimore City, the undersigned.

Trustee, will sell by publifl auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17TH, 1913, at 4 P. all that lot of ground in Baltimore city and described as follows: Beginning for the same on the west side of Wolfe street at a point distant 194 feet and 6 inches northerly from the northwest corner of Wolfe street and Fairmount avenue (formerly called Hampstead Hill street) and running thence north, binding on the west side of Wolfe street, 13 feet and 6 inches: thence westerly parallel with Fairmount avenue 80 feet: thence southerly parallel with Wolfe street 13 feet and 6 inches, thence easterly by a Bti aight line and parallel with Fair-mount avenue 80 feet to the place of beginning: subject to an annual ground rent of $35. Improved by a THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING known 9 No. 116 North Wolfe street. Terms of sale: One-third cash, one-third in six months and Balance in twelve months, or all cash, as purchaser may elect, credit payments to bear interest from day of sale and to be secured to the satisfaction of the undersigned Trustee.

All expenses to be adjusted to day of sale. A deposit of $75 will be required of the purchaser at the time of sale. D. MEREDITH REESE, Trustee. SCHWAB BROS.

Auctioneers. ATTORNEY'S SALE OF VALUABLE STORE AND DWELLING, 101 EUTAW PLACE CORNER McMECHEN STRE-ET, AT THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. 12 EAST LEXINGTON STREET, MONDAY. NOV. 17.

1913, AT 1 P. M. The lot fronts 22 feet on Eutaw Place, with a depth of 130 feet to Jordan alley; annual ground rent, $133. An advantageous location for a Bakery and Confectionery, Fancy Grocery. Florist, Automobile Display Booms Moving-PictUTe Establishment, the 2d and 3d floors may be used for apartment purposes.

Terms of Sale: One-third cash; balance in and 12 months, the deferred payments to bear interest from day of sale and to be secured to the satisfaction of the undersigned attorney or all cash, aa the purchaser may elect. Expenses adjusted to date of sale. A cash deposit of $250 will be required from the purchaser, to be made at the time and place of sale. KARL A. M.

SCHOLTZ, Attorney, 30H St, Paul street. SCHWAB BROS. Auctioneers. Jacob M. Moses, Solicitor, 43-953 Calvert BuUding.

TRUSTEE7!" SALE OF EXCEPTIONALLY WELL-SITUATED STORE AND DWELLING PROPERTY. IN FEE 02 EAST BALTIMORE STREET, NORTHWEST CORNER EXETER STREET, ON THE PREMISES TUESDAY, November 18, 1913, at 3.30 P. By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court "of Baltimore City, the undersigned, Trustee, will offer for sale by Public Auction, as above, all that lot of ground and improvements situate in Baltimore city and described as follows: Beginning for the same at the corner formed by the intersection of the "west side of Exeter street with the north side of Baltimore street, as widened, and running thence westerly binding on the north side of Baltimore street twenty feet one and one-half inches to the centre of the partition wall between the house now standing on the lot beinir described and the house adjoining to the westward; thence northerly through the centre of said partition wall and continuing the same direction, in all flfty-niue feet and eight inches, to the north side of an alley three feet wide there situate, thence easterly, binding on the north side of said alley with the use thereof in common, twentx feet and one and one-half inches to Exeter street and thence southerly binding on the west side of Exeter street sixty-two feet to the place of beginning. In FEE. Improved by A THREE-STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING.

Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve months, or all cash, at purchaser's option, deferred payments to bear interest from the day of sale and to be secured to the satisfaction of the Trustee. Expenses to be adjusted to date of sale. A deposit of $300 will be required of the purchaser at the time and place of sale. JACOB M. MOSES.

Trust SCHWAB BROS. Auctioneers. JViles Wolff, Solicitors, 28 Equitable Building. TRUSTEE7 SALE OF VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY, SOUTHWEST CORNER BOLTON AND ROBERT STREETS, 1830 BOLTON STREET. By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court No.

2 of Baltimore city the undersigned will sell at public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY. THE 2D DAY OF DECEMBER, 1913, AT 3.30 O'CLOCK P. ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate in the city of Baltimore at the SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BOLTON AND ROBERT STREETS. Beginning at the corner formed by the southwest side of Bolton street and the southeast side of Robert street and running thence southeasterly, with a frontage on Bolton street of seventeen feet eight inches to the centre of the partition wall there situate, and having an even depth on Robert street of one hundred aud five feet to the northeast side of a ten-foot alley there situate, with the use of said alley in common. IMPROVED BY A SUBSTANTIAL THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, CONTAINING TEN ROOMS, TWO BATHROOMS AND KITCHEN ON FIRST FLOOR, IN FEE SIMPLE.

The property has been connected with the City Kantian sewerage system. TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash, the balance in Bix and twelve months (or all cash, as the purchaser may elect), the credit payments. to bear interest from the day of sale and to be secured to the satisfaction of the said trustee. A deposit of one hundred dollars will be required at Che time of sale. Taxes, adjusted to day of sale.

ALFRED S. NILES, SCHWAB BROS. Auctioneers. BY PATTISON A GAHAN. REGULAR SATURDAY SALE OF FURNITURE, CARPETS AND ALL KINDS OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS, NO.

7 EAST LEXINGTON STREET. SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. 1913, AT lO O'CLOCK. PARLOR, DINING-ROOM, LIBRARY AND CHAMBER FURNITURE. CHAIRS.

TABLES, ROCKERS AND COUCHES, CARPETS, riCTURES, CLOCKS, ETC. BRASS AND IRON BEDS. MIRRORS, WARDROBES. LEATHER EASY CHAIRS, KITCHEN FURNITURE, ETC. lOO FINE BLANKETS AND AUTOMOBILE ROBES.

WILL BE ADDED. SIX ROLL DESKS AND ONE LARGE NAT. CASH REGISTER. TERMS: CASH. PATTISON GAHAN, n7x2t AUCTIONEERS.

Charles Lee A Frank Jtf. Merrlken, Solicitors, 215 St. Paul street. EXECUTOR'S SALE OK VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, KNOWN AS NO. 21 03 N.

FULTON AVENUE. The undersigned. Executor, will offer for sale by public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 11th dav of November, 1913, at 4.30 o'clock P. No. 2103 North Fulton avenue; lot 14x80 feet; ground rent snd improved by a well-built three-story BRICK DWELLING.

For terms of sale and fud description see "The Daily Record." JOHN L. GEMPP, Executor. PATTISON GAHAN, o25.29,n.l.5,8,10.11x7t Auctioneers. a PAWNBROKERS' SALE BY S. SALABES CO.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1913. Commencing at 10 A. at Auction Rooms, 7 E. LEXINGTON ST. This Sale will include a very large selection of fine DIAMONDS, GOLD AND FILLED AND SILVER WATCHES, MISCELLANEOUS JEWELRY, SILVER AND SILVER PLATE AND GENERAL MISCELLANY.

SALABES PAWNBROKERS. 075 West Baltimore street, njxllt PATTISON GAHAN. Auctioneers. PUBLIO SALE OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT. To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given this 8th day of November, in the year 1913, that et 10 o'clock A.

M. on Wednesday, the 19th day of November the year 1913, at the warerooms of Messrs. Pattison Gahjn, 7 East Lexington street Baltimore City, Md. the Northern Central Railway Company and the Philadelphia. Baltimore and ashmgton Railroad Company will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash under the provisions of Section 267 of Article 23 cf the Code of Public General Lbwb of Maryland of 1904 a larp assortment of merclmndise.

being unclaimed freight, including the following articles, to wit: Groceries Boots Shoe. Notions. Machinery, Liquor, Glassware, Books. Clothing. Confectionery, Goods.

Oranite, Scales Seeds Tobacco, Woodenware, Whiiw, lry Goods, Waists, Burlaps, etc. ALgo One car Agricultural Implements. By order COCHRANE. Freight Agent N. C.

Rwy. Co. JNO S. CORCORAN. Freight Agent B.

W. R. R. CO. iTeigui- pATTISON GAHAN.

Auctioneers. Alfred Basrly Attorney, 111 North Charles street. ATTORNEY'S SALE OF VALUABLE STORE ANTT DWELLING PROPERTY, 1337 WEST LOMBARD CORNER CALHOUN ST. As attorney for the owner I will aucticvn, on the premises on WEDNESDAY November 19. 1913, at 4 o'clock P.

the ABO PROPERTY, frcrtinir 20 feet on Lombard with depth along Calhoun street "f.Vw-rV i rent $60. Improved by a 3-storv BRICK DWELL-rvf mid shoo in roar. Terms of Sale: One-third and 12 months, with interest and security, or all AUCTION SALES. BY PATTISON A GAHAN. Thomas Tlnfcliesi, Solicitor.

St. Paul street. EXECUTORS' SALE OF RARE VALUABLE BOOKS AUTOGRAPH LETTERS, COLLECTED BY THE LATE WM. C. PENNINGTON, In pursuance of an order of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, the undersigned, executors ot the late Wm.

C. Pennington, will sell by publia auction, on MONDAY, TUESDAY, WKIIMWUAX A IV LP THURSDAY EVENINGS, NOVEMBER 17. 1M. AND 20, lOia AT O'CIK'K, WITHIN THE ART GALLERIES OF -PATTISON GAHAN, No. 7 E.

LEXINGTON BALTIMORE. MARYLAND. all the above Library. Autrranh Letter, catalogues for which may be luul upon aimllcatlori to the auctioneer. We mention: Americana, firarce editions of the Greek and Latin classics and illustrated books.

Auaubon Hiras, ijusnrupens, Monusucon i ah tique Explinuee et Rejyresentle, Hteplinno's Thesaurus, Walton Cotton's Aiigler, Burnev'a His ton' of Music, Shaw's Travels, Tavtrmer's Voyagoi, Kienex An uoueciion, etc. ALSO Autoirranh Ixttors of Eminent American Revo lutionary Officers, Statesmen, and noted Gen erals of England and France, including Alexander Hamilton, Aaron Burr, General lafayette, I'Hika of Wellington, ChnrlcB Carroll of 'armllton, Francis Scott Key, Bainufl Clinse, Commodore Hte phen Decatur, Col. John Eager Howard, Alex. Hanson, liouv ajnuison, uouverneur Morris, Timothy Pickering, Harrison Gray Otis, John Randolph of 11., etc. 1 CLAPHAM PENNINGTON.

THOMAS HUGHES. Ebtecutors of Willinm V. Pennington. PATTISON GAHAN. Auctioneers.

IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OK THE HANDSOME RESIDENCE OK SOLOMON FRANK, 1407 EUTAW PLACE, NEAR LAFAYETTE IN FEE SIMPLE. By direction of the owner, Mr. Kolumon lmk, we will offer for salrt by public auction, on th premises, abovo, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, AT 11 O'CLOCK, P. all that 1- of ground situated, uioii the east fido of EUTAW PLACE, having a front heron of 35 fut, with a depth of 130 feel to a wido alley. IN FEE SIMPLE.

The improvements thereon consist of a HANDSOME THREE-STORY AND MANSARD BRICK AND OR SATB STONE CONSTRUCTION, bull bv Henry Smith tc Sons; Vestibule. Door and Hall and iMriiwing Room Mirrors by Hi, of Baltimore; Iyiwer Flour and Library with tine Parouetrr Floors, Drawing Room ln Bird's Eyo Maple; Musiri Room in California Rod Wood: Dining Room hi English Quartered Oak, the first and scond floor Including ceilings very artistically dci-orated anil hand-painted, artistic gaa and electric fixtures, three baths, tiled, etc. Tho property is connected with city svwcr, ssnltsrf arrangements of the best, splendidly ventilated, Hssetnent Kitohen, Breakfast Room, laundry; alsn Kitchen on First Floor. Rutbr's Pantry, etc. The.

property itself fronts 25 feet, with a 10-foot sido yard, and a Brirk Oarago on the rear of th lot Cards of admission will be issued Iry tho aur-tion-eeis for inspection of the property during the hour between JO and 12 noon before the day of sale. Terms of Hnle: Ono-third inish; balnnc in 8 and 12 months, with interest from day of sale; or ail cash, as the iurdiasT mnv elect. A deposit of $aU3 will be required at trio i- rw. By order of SOLI M' RAN IvHQ. PATTISON At GAHAN, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEE'S SALE VALUABLE GROUND nENTS. Bv virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court No. 2 cl Baltimore City, the undersized. lyvTATM llffo 1LAG fift FOIVl VALUABLE AND WELL-SECURED GROUND RENTS, viz: REDEEMABLE: 8100 On north side of ork street, near Light 1Wtrert, alw.it 25 feet by 6TW feet 875 OO On 1512 Division street, about I feet by 82 feet 851.00Cm 051 Mulberry street, about 17 fet by 81G.OO Orf'sa North Bethel street, about 11 feet 812.CO On aMomerset street, about 12V4 feet by 53 feet. 1 OO-On southwest corner r.f Chew and Homer.

streets, about 13 feet by 60 feet. 821 OO On 1G08 Walker street, about 13 feet inches by 72 feet 4 inches 814 00 S18 Somerset street, about 12V4 feet by 51 814.00-Ou 1C23 Walker street, about 11V4 feet by 45 814 OO-On 1612 Walker street, about 11 feet inches by 41M. feet. 814 OO 122 Walker street, northwest corner of Bethel Btreet. about 13 feet 2 Indies by 41V4 feet.

8I6.OO On 1615 Walker rtreet, about feet 3 inches bv 45 feet. 840.0OOn 811 Covington street, about 12 feet by 840.00 On 817 Covington street, about 12 feet by 90 feet, REDEEMABLE. 852. CO On 1508 North Caroline street, about 15 feet by 83 feet, at 4 per cent. 843.

OO-On 1528 North Bond street, about 15 feet by 75 feet, at 6 per cent. 837.5-On 1521 North EHen street, about 14 feet 11M Inches by 75 feet, at 6 per cent. Terms: Cash on final ratification of sale. Deposit of $50 required on each rent at the sale. Rent ap OF BALTIMORE.

Tru. Solicitor. PATTISON GAHAN. IV BARGAIN; EASY. TERMS! IOC ACRES-J ARRETTSYILLE, Harford Co.

8 r. hoaie, large bam, all necessary bldgs. in 8" shape. nr, schools, stores, churches. 175 clear, wood.

PATUXENT, Md. 7 r. house, 2 stables, other 150 fruit trees; nr. school, church: W5 cre. cash.

lftO SHAWSVILLEv Harford t' house, all good. Cost more than -we as for farm; $30 per acre; 40 acres timber; rest clear. ULk.N UEAlrX UU vKSZ W. t.aiven. pod a irv i.i mf nc nAl.ia 7.KM; bMILE TO STEAM ROADj ll MltES TO EL EC TRIO ROAD; FIR ST-CLAbS SOIL FOR ANY CROP; WILL GLADLY SHOW YOU OTHER FARMS FOR SALE IN THE VICINITY.

T. W. BAXTER. n8-7t COLLING TON, 70-ACRE FARM, near wings Mills; bareairu SM-ACRE FARM, near Bparka Station, FARif on Magothy river, $7,500 J. E.

LLOYD 325 Law BJdg. TRUCK FARM, 52 ACRES; 8 miles from Baltimore; improved; good House; necessary outbuildings; 10 acres of young strawberries; a yotmg fruit trees. 72Q, Sun office. Olfrim ACCOUNT SICKNESS will sell FARM. 100 acres; 3 houses, barn, outbuildings, creamery, store, large business.

Bargain. No brokers. Baltimore county. OWNER. TH2 Sun office.

n4-At 6PLE.NDID Kent County Water-Front Farm. LB, Li AINU HANNA. VO KqoltaDie 42 ACRE3 AT KAYVILLE, BALTIMORE 2 miles west of Parkton 7-rooni hoU6: ojrji barn- aU kinds fruit; ill health cause of Ji. ATTRACTIVE PRICE, including crop and stocs. H.

ANKENY. lOOH AmencanBlgg 8 ALT WATER-FRONT FARMS on the ,9 peake Bay and its tributaries: also well-locatea Productive Inland Farms. For particulars wnie MATTHEWS Cambridge. Md. ol6-lm 2 GOOD Dairy or Stock Farms; I about 200 acres.

mile from station, other 120 Acresfal miles from station, $4,730. These are good Harford Co. Farms and worth more than I am asKing Robt. H. Blackburn, 42-421 T.aw Bldg.

na-lat 2 GOOD TRUCK FARMS near Chase Station one 71 Acres, with stock, crops, WJJ: crther 92 $4,000. These are good homes and tine section of Baltimore county. ROBERT H. BLACii.T RIIRV. 42ft-421 Uw Rnildine.

n3-lat Washington mile from railroad station modernized house, rooms and bath; outbuildings, fruit 77.1. Sim office. oZ-lm. 25 ACRES, SEVKRN RUN STATION, A. A.

Small House, Barn, all necessary outbuildings, fine young orchard. Snap to quick buyer, t. SCHWALM. 223 St. Paul Room 5.

ol4-lm NEAR 5c. CAR SMALL PLACE. 204 PER ACRE; terms reasonable; five miles from centre of city. SAMUEL H. HELFRI0H, ol5-lm 1 Q40 W.

Baltimore st. 70-ACRE FARM, near Reisterstown 6-room house, bank barn, fruit, good water; 30 acres in wheat; low price. JOHN A. WILLIAMS, 527 La Rniifiinr o27-lm -m-v I HAVE A FEW LITTLE GARDEN FARMS, ranging in size 3 to 10 acres, situated east ot the city, and would like to get in communication parties interested in buying such farms; purchasers can make own terms. 728, Sun.

N5-im I'iTiTiDTP ViXir rriD i ifift-Acre Farm. 1H miles from railroad, on the Liberty and New Windsor turnpike; land in high state of cultivation: 9-room brick dwelling and all necessary outbuildings. The large barn, hoghouse, wagon shed, tool sheds and blacksmith shop recently built; a good 6room tenant house; abundance of nut. MRS. SOLOMON 8.

ECKLR. n5-13t New Windsor. Carroll county, Md. CAROLINE CO. FARMS; near Agri.

High School; Armour plant; great agri. future; 78 acres, 71 acres, $5,000. Talbot County Water Fronts a specailty; average $100 acre; some lower. State fully what is desired. H.

WRIGHTSON DAW SON St. Michaels, Md. "5-lm HOWARD 140 ACRES. 1 MILE FROM RAILROAD, On ashington Boulevard very fertile soil; 12-room stone dwelling, 1,400 fruit trees: 11 males from KeimMiiuer et item. ii4 SO-ACRE FARM in Harford county, under high I Ii Vl fM 1 t.

sutie oi cultivation nmraum i-iwju 1 food outbuildings. Full particulars furnished. LAUTENBERGER. 4B3 Title Bldg. oll-lm 71 ACRES; near station; 8-room house, large bam, necessary buildings: fruit, stock, implements, crops; near shore: $0,500.

n7-lm GLEN REALTY 022 N. Cfclvert st. in xr 1 1 233 ACRES, 10 miles out, 1 mile frorn station. Good buildings. PRICE ATTRACTIVE.

With or without stock and implements, including 18 fine cows. J. LELAND HANNA, 80S Equitable Buildina. o25-lm ACRES, S20 AN ACRE. Charles county, Md BUILDINGS, GOOD LAND: NEAR RAILROAD BARGAINS, EASY TERMS.

CATALOGUE. KENNARD 215 St. Paul st. o26-lm FARMS SALE OR RENT. FARM, 205 ACRES; 9 miles from Baltimore; convenient station, church, school and store; 6-room House, 6 Tenant Houses: necessary out-buildings.

Address 72Q, Sun office. OlB-lm WATERFRONT PROPERTY. ONI RIVER Attractive, small U1N OJCj JCiltiN chicken and Fruit Farm, well equipped with fine breed of chickens; convenient to cars; price $5,000. 7Q4. Sun.

n8-7t BARGAIN Severn river, at Round Bay, attractive modern BUNGALOW, 7 roms and bath; electric light: large lot; splendid outlook. ol8-lmexm E. C. PERKINS, 73 Gunther Bldg. WATERFRONT PROP.

WANTED A FARM OP 150 TO 300 ACRES. A 775, SUN OFFICE. -N4-10t TIMBERLANDS. 250 ACRES on railroad; 12 miles from Washington; 1,500,000 feet saw. timber, 10,000 oak ties, 2,000 cords pulp wood, 5,000 cords oak wood.

Address 70t, Sun office. ol4-lmexm GROUND RENTS FOR SALE. DESIRABLE RENTS of $60 and $65; also 2 Irredeemable Rents, one of $32.50. one of $S0. JOHN G.

D1LLEHUNT, 221 St. Paul street. nS-13t 6 CI TITLE POLICY AND RECORD-O ING FREE, three well-secured $48 new Ground Rents; N. W. Balto.

wide street; high-class colored homes. 7f3, Sun office. TWO 5, ONE SSOO, ONE $210 NEW RENTS; price two $75 Rents; price 6, title free; two $28 Irredeemable Rents; price $1,000 for both. S. T.

RICHARDS. 1223 W. Balto. st. 7 GROUND RENTS OP $60, 4 GROUND RENTS OF $75, 3 GROUND RENTS OF $39.

Money Loaned on Mortgage. SAMUEL BEALMEAR, 10S LAW BUILDING. sl7-tf 5 NEW GROUND RENTS, $42 EACH; DESIRABLE LOCATION, PER CENT. Apply quick. Address A 77.8.

Sun office n7-5t 2 FINE GROUND RENTS, $50. No title expense. Rare chance to buy. PHILIP If. HOFFMAN, 014 Equitable Bldg.

6 GROUND RENTS, $45 EACH adjoin Patterson Park; only rents of the kind in, East Baltimore. 77J, Sun office. n6-lm ho WILL BUY Five Splendid Irredeemable Ground Rents. WILL GIVE TITLE. Address 22, Sun office.

IS) GROUND RENTS AT $GO AND SOS. FINE IMPROVEMENTS BY ONE OF BALTIMORE'S FOREMOST BUILDERS: EXCELLENT LOCATION. ATTRACTIVE PRICE. -C BOTHERS FICKLEN, 835 Equitable Bldg. FOR SALE A large list of well-secured $50, $05 AND $72 GROUND RENTS; price 5 and MERRIKEN MERRIKEN, n4-lm lOO E.

Lexington st. GROUND RENTS. MORTGAGES. WE HAVE MONEY for immediate investment in Mortgages or Irredeemable and Expired Ground Rents. Give full particulars.

Prompt settlement. WM. H. EMORY SON, 207 St. Paul et.n8-lm LOANS ON REAL ESTATE-; MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE.

JOHN G. DILLEHUNT. 221 St. Paul st. WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY OR COUNTRY PROPERTY AT LOW RATES.

GROUND RENTS WANTED. J. M- BERRY SON. 225 St Paul street. tf MONEY TO LOAN rb4l eItate, FRANK LAW'DER 841 Equitable Bldg.

oll-lm 11 ould Money Help Your business in any way? If so, we 11 lend yon anj amount on any reasonable security. A. B. HIRSCHMANN Bankers. 310 Equitable Building.

ANY AMOUNT WiWJE gages, Gr. rents, stocks, inheritances. Easy terms. Strictly confidential. B.

Siegael. 215 Courtland at. lUONF.V TO LOAN ON FEE-SIMPLE lUUlN-k 1 PROPERTY; CITY OR COUNTRY. MARK O. 8HRIVER.

olO-lm 30 Central Savings Baa. $85,500 TO LOAN AT 5 ON PROPERTY, in Sums to Suit Borrower. CAPflHY, HEARN CARTER, 218 E. Lexington, 813,000 TO LOAN. SUMS TO SUIT.

LOW J. A. BARKER 14 E. Leiington st. MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGES, GROUND RENTS WANTED.

JOHN GLENN tf 16 St Paul street. LOANS WANTED. REAL ESTATE WANTED MON EY ON NORFOLK REAL ES-TATE. Will pay 6 per cent, annually; first mortgage security. A.

C. SWAIN 312 314 Paul Gale Norfolk. Va. n7-13t ROOF REPAIRING PAINTING. WANT YOUR LEAKY ROOFS REPAIRED! We Do It Quick.

The Clarke Asphalt Roofing and Paint Company, 540 East Monument etreet. AH work guaranteed. Phone. Mt. V.

3033 WE DO IT QUICKEST. STRONGEST ANI CHEAPEST. Leaky roefs made waterproof. Good roofs made indestructable. Everlasting Graphite Pitch Paint WILLIAMS PAINTING Roland Park, Md.

Tuxedo 73-K. O20-lm PLUMBING AND SEWER WORK GET our Estimate for your Sewerage Connections. Prompt service bv skilled mechanics. Plumbing cf all kinds promptly attended to. McGUIUU AH RN, 7Q7 Howard.

Phone, Mt. V. 1156. COTTON 1002 HARFORD AVE. 330 S.

CENTRAL AVE. Phone, Wolfe 4773. Phone. Wolfe 5888. Sanitary Plumbing and Sewer Connections; expert work; prompt service.

Drop us a postal. nS-lm COLLECTION AGENCIES. COLLECTIONS promptly made in Prince George's, Howa'd and Anne Arundel counties by FRANK I. A HERN, Real Estate and Collection Agency. P.

O. Box 51, Laurel, Md. BONDED. Seveial farms for sale. Will be pleased to have your collections and will give you prompt returns and satisfaction.

n6-6t 122 ACRES, S15 AN ACRE; 142 ACRES, 15 AN ACRE; 17! ACRES, S18 AN i j. OIO BFtv'G COMPANY. 849 N. Gay FELT, VELOURS dyed and re-Iy attendedjg Utest stjIe- MaU orders prompt FACIAL HAIR THw.A?EHP. 14 E.

Baltimore st: Ladies' removed, electric needle: phya. Bt Myer. 5(W w. Mulberry. iliiiECTRTfi NEEDLE EXPERT.

MISS Hair Mole. WARD, 230 N. Howard. AU Siilii Warts guar, destroyed by Balto. 's most sKiueq specialist; no scars; physicians' Indorsement SLaris Hat Feather Hat.

438 N. Gay -t. nts Blocked, Feathers Cleaned and Repaired. FURRIER FCRS REMODELED TO NEW E4RTV otfn FALL STYLES AT SPECIAL ffi alffinKPKICES- 0rder3 Now cv ON ALL FURS IN STOCK. O.

CHOITANY' EXPERT FURRIER. Phon- aTHL-f- 205 PARK AVE. 53 ana we call. n3-lmextu Et. PAGAN, Ladies' TaUors.

210 N. ata New fabrics, new models. Suits made, nn- 2 Estimate Suits, 818 Jp' Estimate Skirts. .1 vm Kr P.nl StH(Ui. 8Wrts, 85 up.

St. Paul 38GO. ADELAIDE SCHMITT, DRrrvoPECUUS'r- MASSAGING. HAIR 11 vL DYEING. Treatment Guaranteed.

J.VerL239S-Y. 4Q8 W. SARATOGA ST. Dpu YOUR OLD HAT. Beaver, eit Velvet and PluBh Hate remodeled to 3 day: buckram frames: wholesale ana retail.

Fonatein. B5Q N. Gay st Wolf 5120-M. HAJt1c2iDings made fa braids or any style. 79c.

wu Sr- Oressed, 35c. with marcel wave, onKv Treatments. $1. SANDERSON. over Virginia Dare, jel-iaa HEMSTITCHING, 10c Per Yard.

"OX, ACCORDION, KILT. SIDE AND SDN Rnivvri DRESS PLAITINGS.V sif9N3 COVERED. 200 SELECTIONS. Bl-VION 3. 123 Saratoga, bet.

Park Liberty. THE VOfJTrF w. Lexington st. fyU-k SINGER BDILDIKG PLUMES DYED, CLEANED AND vRrLP- TS BLOCKED IN LATEST hilLEjj Willow Plumes made over into French flumes, in French Bands and Effects. n3-lm SUITS SPONGED 90c.

Ladies' Suits Sponged and Pressed, iwW i103" foT and deliver. MEEK3 CLEAN-iADDYEING 738 N. Eutaw. Phone. REGTLTiTNa BY JOHN CLARKE stlY 615-21 Portland st.

Wend postal or phone St Paul B437. mh5-12m LADIES' HAT 8 Cleaned, dyed and eled to latest fall styles. TiL Premises. Satisfaction guar. B.

Alton Smith 215 N. Liberty st. (east tide). FURS REMODELED -si ana styles; lowest prices; best workmanship; style and fit guaranteed. ARTHUR F.

WILLIS, 111 N. Charles street Opposite O'Neill's. TjA TyTFlSt Velvet, Velour and Beaver Hate remodeled to new fa'l styles. Mailorders promptly attended to. HANDEL BARRON, QQ7 W.

Baltimore st. St. Taul 3588. SULLIVAN GOWN MODELERS, 107 W. TWENTIETH ST.

ol8-lm LADIES' Shoes Half Scled and Heeled. Soles sewed on. Free call an delivery. Phone St. Paul 448.

or postal brings wag- "1 on. Men's Half soled and Heeled. J3c. wv SHIVER'S, Saratoga. Pearl.

35 years on th's corner. No branches, olft-lm HARRIS MILLINERY SCHOOL Positions Obtained. 310 E. Lafayette ave. TTATS CLEANED AND HER LOCK ED.

BEAZLEY. 527 N. Howard at. TO THE MEN. DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE "THE FINEST IN THE CITY." THE PRESSING CLUB, OQ5 WEST NORTH AVENUE.

(fee: DOWN AND $1 PER WEEK FOR OUR HJ FINE SKI 5 SUITS: made to order from sll- wool goods, new fabrics, splendid workmanship, style and trimmings. "We satisfy." F. H. BAEHK Tailors, 214-21G N. Greene st.

nl-lm METAL CEILINGS. SPECIAL wholesale price. 8. B. HadseU whole-sale and Tetail metal ceiling man 312 Paca, METAL CEILINGS Large stock, prompt service.

W. A. FINGLES. 2J S. Howard st.

n4-12m OILS AND GREASE. PATAPSCO OIL GREASE CO. lOO-lll CHEAPSIDE. BALTIMORE. MD.

Manufacturers' High-Grade Cylinder Engine and all kinds Lubricating Oils and Greases. Always on hand BEST QUALITY Roofing Tsr. Special prices in large quantities. Write or telephone youi inquiries to us. JOHN RYAN.

President LUMBER. N. W. JAMES LUMBER CO. SPRUCE, CYPRESS, WHITE PINE.

REDWOOD AND POPLAR LUMBER. MAPLE AND OTHER HARDWOOD FLOORING. 921 ALICEANNA STREET. AUCTION SALES- BY E. T.

NEWELL CO. Morrisi A. Rome Thomas Charles Williams, Attorneyg-At-Lw, 4444-10 Equitable Building. MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF THREE PIECES OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. TARTLY COMPLETED, AT McCABE AND ARDMORE AVENUES, AT GOVANS.

ON THE PREMISES. ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, AT 4 O'CLOCK P. M. The undersigned attorneys for Morris Klein, assignee, will sell the above at public auction on the premises, on the day named, each lot having a width of 29 feet 4 inches, with a depth of 78 feet; subject to an annual ground rent of $66 on each lot Improved by three substantial modem porch-front BRICK DWELLINGS. For terms of sale aud full description see the NEW ERA, Baltimore county.

A deposit of $100 on eaeh lot will be required at time of sale MORRIS A. ROME, THOMAS CHARLES WILLIAMS, Attorneys for Assignee. E. T. NEWELL it Auctioneers.

Otto Bneliner, Attorney, BUS oarrett JUuilding. PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF ATTRACTIVE. MODERN TWO-STORY DWELLING, NO. 2431 WOODBROOK AVENUE. ON THE PREMISES, ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER lO, 1913, AT 4 P.

M. Beginning on northeast side of Woodbrook avenue, 314 feet inches northwest of Whitelock street, having a front of 14 feet 5 inches, with a depth of 75 feet 3 inches to an alley. Ground rent, $63. Improved by a MODERN G-ROOM BRICK DWELLING, with bath and pantry, porches on both first and second floors, sewer connection and in Al condition. Immediate possession given and all expenses adjusted to day of settlement, which Bhall lie within 30 days from day of sale.

Deiosit of $75 required at time of sale. For further particulars communicate with OTTO BUEHNER, Attorney, 808-S09 Garrett Building. Auctioneers. PUBLIC SALE. Under an order of the United States District Court, for the District of Maryland, in bankruptcy, the undersigned, trustee, of George P.

Debes, in bankruptcy, will sell at public sale at No. lOOl N. Patterson Park avenue, on Tne.sday, November 25th, 1913. at 1 o'clock, the following described chattels, being part of the said bankrupt's estate: 2 l-tons (Kunkel built) coal wagons. 1 1-ton (Kunkel built) coal wagon.

1 Buggy. 2 Double sets of harness. 1 Single set of harness. TcTms-Cash. JOHN LEO MUELLER, Trustee of George P.

Debes, bankrupt. E. T. NEWELL Auctioneers. BY BRYANT CO.

Le-n-ls W. Lake, Solicitor, 2122 Gunther Building. RECEIVER'S' SALE OF ALL THAT VALUABLE STOCK AND FIXTURES, DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS CONTAINED ON THE. PREMISES, 244 HIGHLAND HIGHLANDTOWN, i TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 10 M. By virtue of a decree of the United States District Court for the District of Maryland, in Bankruptcy, dated October 1913, in the matter of a bankrupt, the undersigned.

Receiver, will sell, by public auction, on the premises, as abOTe, the entire stock of Dry Goods and Notions enumerated, in lart. as follows: SATINS, WHITE GOODS, DAMASKS, LINENS, MADRAS. DENIMS, POPLINS, FLANNELS, HEROES, VOILES, MUSLINS, BED AND TABLE LINENS, SILKS, COTTON, NOTIONS. LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS, TO ELI OVERALLS, LADIES' DRESSES AND WAISTS, EMBROIDERY, LADIES' SCARFS, RUCHINGS. UMBRELLAS.

SWEATFBS. JEWELRY GLOVES, BABY CLOTHES, LEATHER GOODS ETC. ALSO, COUNTERS. FLOOR AND WALL CASES, STOOLS. HANGING SHELVES SHELVING, PEDESTALS.

DESKS, CHAIRS, WINDOW FIXTURES, ETC. TERMS OF SALE: CASH. A. H. BARTHOLOMAiE.I Receiver.

BRYANT r.a4t Auctioneers. BY J. B. MYBl'RG. J.

B. NYBURG, AUCTIONEER THE OLD RELIABLE AUCTION HOUSE. 21 NORTH LIBERTY HTREFT BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND FAYETTE ST3. For Account of Several Families Retiring from Housekeeping, I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION IN MY WAREROOMm 21 N. LIBERTY ST SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, At 10.30 o'Cloek A.

M. LARGE LOT OF FURNITURE AND EFFECTS CLEANING-OUT SALE OF CARPETS AND RUGS 1.30 O'CLOCK P. M. SHARP. n7x2t J.

B. NYBURG, Auctioneer. atet r.Ti oa, cxeanea, dyed ana remoaelea to Iw rtnS at short notice; mail orders prompt-jyattnded to. ST. PAUL 7330.

n5-lm XJ TD Indorse. BY N. B. LOBE CO. SPECIAL) AUCTION BALK OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD BUSINESS PROPERTY, 1400 AND 1411 E.

LEXINGTON ST. (CORNER OF UNION ALLEY). By order of the owner, we will sell by Publio Auction on the premises. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11. AT 4 d'CLOCK P.

AU that Valuable Business Property, improved by a large 2-Story Brick Building, and being now used as Second-Hand Furniture Store and Carpenter Shop. The lot has a frontage on Lexington st. of about 72 feet, and on Union alley of about 9 feet, and forms the corner ot East Lexington st. and Union alley. Subject to an annual ground rent of $5.

Terms of Sale: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve months, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser: deferred payments to bear interest and to be satisfactorily secured. A deposit of $100 re-auired of the purchaser at time of sale. Auctioneer. 323 WEST BALTIMORE PAWN SALE PEOPLE'S LOAN COMPANY MONDAY. NOVEMBER lO.

AT lO O'CLOCK A. M. 350-OVERCOATS-350 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S WEARING APPAREL. SUITS, COATS AND 8KIRTS, GUNS, PISTOLS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND MISCELLANEOUS GOODS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 DIAMONDS.

DIAMONDS. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES AND JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS AND DESCRIPTIONa SALE PEREMPTORY. TERMS: CASH. LESSER MILLER. Brokers.

N. B. LOBE o31xl2t Auctioneers. Edward A. O'Mara, JX20 123 Law Building; Robert BlgKS, 826-832 Law Building, Solicitors.

COMMITTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, KNOWN A3 NOS. 1826, 1938. 1924. 1T06 LEMMON STREET AND 51 SOUTH MONROE STREET. By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, the undersigned, Committee, will sell at public auction on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 12th day of November, 1913, at i o'clock P.

ALL THOSE LEASEHOLD LOTS OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS situated in Baltimore city and described as follows: BEGINNING for the first on the north side of Lemmon street at the distance of thirty feet and four inches westerly from the corner formed by the intersection of the north side of Lemmon street and the west side of Goldsmith alley, which place of beginning is designed to be in the centre of the partition wall dividing the house on the lot now being described and the house immediately east and adjacent thereto, and running thence westerly on the north side of Lemmon street fourteen feet to the centre of the partition wall dividing the house on the lot now being described and the house immediately west and adjacent thereto; thence northerly, through the oentre of said last-mentioned partition wall, and still continuing the same course, in all parallel with Goldsmith alley fifty-nine feet, more or less, to an alley four feet wide; thence easterly on said alley, with the use and privilege thereof in common, with others, fourteen feet to the parcel secondly described in a sub-Uase from John P. Yeeger ia John. Carey and Michael McColgan, dated the 17th day of December, 1874, and recorded among the land record of Baltimore city, in Liber G.R., No. 683, folio 531, thence southerly by a straight line through the centre of said first-mentioned partition wall, in all fifty-nine feet, more or less, to the place of beginning; subject to an annual ground rent of twenty-eight dollars. BEGINNING for the second on the north side of Lemmon street, at the distance of seventy-fonr feet easterly from the northeast corner of Immon and Payscn streets, and running thence easterly, bounding on Lemmon street fourteen feet to the centre of the partition wall between the house on the lot now being described and that on the lot next adjoining on the east; thence northerly parallel with Payson street and through the centre of said partition wall about fifty -nine feet to an alley four feet wide; thence westerly on said alley and with the right to use the same, fourteen feet, and thence southerly, by a straight line to the place of beginning; subject to an annual ground rent of twenty-eight dollars.

BEGINNING for the third on the north side of Lemmon street at the distance of sixteen feet four inches west from the northwest corner of Lemmon street and Goldsmith alley, which place of beginning is designed to he at the centre of iie partition wall between the house erected on the tot now being described nd the house next adjoining on the east, and running thence weter'y, bounding on the north side of Lemmon street fourteen feet to the centre of the partition wall between the house erected on the lot of ground now being described and the house next adjoining on the west; thence north, through the centre of said last-mentioned partition wall and continuing the same course in all fifty-nine feet, more or less, to an alley four feet wide; thence easterly, bounding on said four-foot alley, with the ise thereof in common, fourteen feet, and thence soutn by a straight line and through the centre if said first-mentioned partition wall to the place of beginning- subject to an annual ground rent of twentv-eight dollars. BEGINNING for the fourth on the north side of Lemmon street at the distance of twenty-two feet and eight inches from the northwest corner of an alley ten feet wide running parallel with and at the distance of eighty-nine feet westerly from Mount street and extending from Lombard street to said Lemmon street, and running thence westerly, bounding on the north side of Lemmon street "eleven feet and four inches; thence northwardly parallel with said ten-foot alley, and also parallel with Mount street sixty-three feet to the north side of a four-foot alley laid out parallel with Lombard street and communicating with said ten-foot alley, together with the benefit and use of all of said alleys in common with others: thence eastwardly, bounding on said four-foot allsy eleven feet and four inches, and thence southwardly and parallel with said ten-foot alley, and also parallel with Mount street sixty-three feet to the place of beginning; subject to an annual (round rent of thirty dollars. BEGINNING for the fifth on the line of the east side of Monroe street and at the distance of seventy-two feet northwardly from the corner formed by the intersection of the north side of Imbard street and the easi side of Monroe street, which place of beginning is designed to be at the centre of the partition wall between the house erected on the ground now being described ami that thereto adjoining and south thereof, and running thence northwardly, bounding on the east side of Monroe street twelve feet to the south side of an alley ten feet wide; thence eastwardly, bounding on the south side of said alley and parallel with Lombard street about fifty-three feet to the west side of an alley three feet wide; thence southwardly parallel with Monroe street and bounding on said alley, with the right, use and privilege of the same in common with others, twelve feet to a point intersected by a line drawn eastwardly from the place of beginning, through the centre cf the above-mentioned partition wall and parallel with Lombard street, and thence reversing said line so drawn ana nounnmg xnereon aoour. nity-three feet to the place of beginning; subject to the payment of the annual ground rent of thirty-six dollars. i.

x. 126 Lemmon street being improved by a two-story BRICK DWELLING. 19.18 Lemmon street being improved by a two-story BRICK DWELLING 192 Lemmon street being improved by a two-story BRICK DWELLING, 170G Lemmon street being improved by a three-story BRICK DWELLING and 51 South Monroe street being improved by three-story BRICK DWELLING. TERMS OF SALE: Cash upon ratification of sale. All expenses adjusted to date of sale.

of i50 on each house will be required from the purchaser or purchasers at time and place ofsale" EDWARD A. O'MARA, ROBERT BIGGS, Committee. N. B. LOBE Auctioneers.

323 WEST BALTIMORE STREET. SPECIAL AUCTION SALE OF PAWNBROKERS' UNREDEEMED CLOTHING PLEDGES FOR ACCOUNT OF BENJAMIN WEDNESDAY, NOV. 12th, AT lO O'CLOCK A. M. 500 OVERCOATS 500 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S WEARING APPAREL, DRESSES, SKIRTS, WAISTS.

COATS. COATS AND VESTS, PANTS, ETC. 500 OVERCOATS OF ALL SIZES, GRADES AND WEIGHTS. GUNS. PISTOLS, MUSICAL AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, BOOKS.

PLATED WARE ETC ETC TERMS: CASH. SALE PEREMPTORY. -BENJAMIN Brokers. n2xllt N. B.

LOBE Auctioneers- Mlclinel Miller, Solicitor, 512 Equitable Building; Edw. Keen, Solicitor, 200 Courtland street. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, LADIES' AND GENTS' SODA FOUNTAIN. ON THURSDAY. NOV.

13, AT lO O'CLOCK. IN THE SALESROOMS, 323 W. BALTIMORE WHERE IT HAS BEEN REMOVED FOR CONVENIENCE OF 8ALE. By Tirtue of an order issued out of Circuit Court No. 2 of Baltimore City, ex parte in the estate of Lena Mezeroff.

the undersigned, Trustee, will sell by public auction, in the salesrooms, 323 West Baltimore street, on THURSDAY, November 13, at 10 o'clock, ALL. THAT VALUABLE STOCK, consisting of Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery. Ladies' and Gents Furnishings, Shirts, Waists, Ginghams, Soda Fountain, etc. MICHAEL MILLER, Trustee. N.

B. LOBE Auctioneers; 323 W. BALTIMORE STREET. PAWN SALE SOL ROSE, -MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, AT lO O'CLOCK A. 500 OVERCOATS 500 7 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S WEARING APPAREL, SUITS, COATS AND SKIRTS.

SILVER-PLATED BAND INSTRUMENTS, GUNS, PISTOLS AND MISCELLANEOUS GOODS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, DIAMONDS, DIAMONDS, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES AND JEWELRY OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS SALE PEREMPTORY. TERMS CASH. SOL ROSE. Broker.

N. B. LOBE A- Uixl2t Auctioneers. BY SCHWAB BROS. A CO.

PUBLIC SALE OP THE HARMONY APARTMENTS, 030 AND 941 SARAH ANN STREET, AT THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, 12 EAST LEXINGTON STREET, MONDAY, NOVEMBER lO, 1913, AT 1 P. M. The lots are each 12 feet by 50 feet; annual ground rent on each, $30. IMPROVED BY THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSES, containing eight apartments. Total rental, $330 per annum; total annual expenses, including the ground rents, $100.

Expenses adjusted to date of sale. Terms: Cash within 30 days from date of 6ale. A deposit of $100, to be made at the time and place of sale, will be required from the purchaser. RUFUS W. APPLEGARTH, Attorney.

SCHWAB BROS. J. Marciniak and yrilo, e.a. Broadway. nr.

Ahceanna, 15x100 5 Charles H. Litzinger to John T. ea.lt l'iace' Thirty-eighth, 12x75. g.r. $30 5 8am Zed M.

Tracey and wife, e.8. Pleasant Place, nr. Thirty-eishth, 12x75, g.r. $30.. 5 Bessie Neua to John I.

Singer, w.s. Ruxton, rnr- Wwtwood, 14.3x91. g.r. $70.. Mary Fear to Emma P.

Cox. w.s. Poplar Grove nr. Presbury. 14x85, g.r.

$60 5 Simon E. Gritzer and wife to SamL Keithley and wife, w.s. Friendsbury PL. nr. Presbury.

Ux75, g.r. $39 Volz- et- to Mary J. Keenan, s.s. Mulberry, nr. Paca, 16x60.

g.r. $40 6 Thog. Sheats, to Win. K. Tunis, n.s.

Chase, nr. Washington, lfixTO. g.r. $64 5 Ridgely Gaither and wife to Morton Schaeffer and wife, s.w. cor.

Madison and Central ave. 6 John J. Hoffmeyer to Ridgely Gaither, s.w. cor. Madison and Central e.r.

$150 6 Chas. p. Coady, to Ridgely Gaither, s.w. cor. Madison and Central ave 3,800 Carrie Wise to Giovanni Oossentino and wife, e.g.

Central, nr. Lombard. 12x65, g.r. $34.... 5 Giovanni Oossentino to John Senimazzi and wife, s.s.

Slemmers nr. Stiles, 15x34.2, g.r. $12.... 5 Charles G. Chavalier and wife to Orin P.

Mo Carty and wife, n.e.s. Fairview, nr. Callaway, 50x150, g.r. $130 5 Virginia W. Joynes, etc, to same, n.e.s.

Fair-view nr. Callaway, 50x150 John H. Oldewurtel and wife to Oscar 8. Taylor, e.a Washington, nr. Baltimore, 12.6x 120, g.r.

$28.12 5 George T. Sheppard and wife to Nicholas B. Simpson, n.w.s. Pitcher, nr. Axgyle 12.10M-x77.5ii, g-r.

$45 5 Marv M. Alrich to Christian F. Schmidt and wife, 8.s. Harlem, nr. Glenolden, 14x70, g.r.

$60 5 Marr E. Valentine, to Mary E. Valentine and husband, w.s. Hanover, nr. Randall 12x93.

g.r. $30............ 5 John D. Nock to D. List Warner, cor.

of Smallwood D. List Warner to Peter M. Beaochamp and wife, Smallwood, nr. Clifton 14x109 5 Park Manor Realty Company to Hochschild, Kohn 1 lot 5 Baltimore County. Towson, Nov.

7. Cityco Realty Company to Frank Ziegenhetra, 8 lota Long Beach $5 Mary L. Townsend to C. G. Smith, lot Town-send road 100 Anton Weiskittel et al.

to Frederick Weia-kittel, lot Mt Pleasant g.r. $35.... 5 H. Kimble and wife to J. F.

Oulter and wife, lot East g.r. $37.12 700 J. F. Coulter and wife to John Coulter, lot East g.r. VfT.12...

South Baltimore Company to E. M. Hueter, 10 lots Maryland g.r. $54 each lot E. M.

Hueter to F. O. Singer, 5 lots Maryland g.r. $54 each lot. 5 F.

O. Singer. to W. H. Whitndge, 10 lots Maryland g.r.

$54 each lot 5 E. M. Hueter to F. O. Singer, 5 Iota Maryland g.r.

$54 each lot 5 W. Li, VVestphal to William Schrciber and wife, lot Kather Place, g.r. $42 5 F. fJ. Kelch and wife to Sadie Deaver, lot Belle View ave vv Sadie Icaver to F.

G. Kelch and wife, above lot 5 Dupont Building Company to J. R. Giese, lot A rtlm ore g.r. $60 6 J.

5'harer -nnd wife to I. Hendnck and wife, lot at Freehand 5 COURT PROCEEDINGS Criminal Cohrt Judge Dobler. Murder Stephen Seijack (tried before Judges Harlan, Iobler and Ambler), before reported; guilty of murder in the second degree; sentence suspended pending motion for new trial; Joseph O. Ninlett. guilty of manslaughter, with a recommendation to "mercy; sentence suspended.

Assault Butwell, fined $25 and costs. Court adjourned until Monday. Part 2 Judge Ambler. Bastardy Georpre W. Bishop, stet on costs; Er-nefit Koberg, guiltv motion for new trial.

False Alarm of Fire Matthew L. Reardon, pleaded guilty and paroled. Larceny John Anderson, colored; Joseph Wheeler, colored sentence suspended. Assault to Kill Charles Carter, colored; guilty of common assault; 30 days in jail. Concealed Weapon Charges Carter, colored, stet.

Court adjourned (intil Monday. SrjPKRiOR Court Judye Ileuisler. No cases ready for trial. Assignmen tfor Today Cases on the law docket. Part 2 Judge Dawkins.

Lyon vs. Townsend, before reported; not concluded. Assignment for Today Cases on the law docket. City Court Judge Ilarlwrv. Samuel Rosenstein vs.

Kebecca Goldstein et trading as R. Goldstein Son. before reported; verdict for plaintiff for $500. Building Construction Company vs. William M.

Harris, prcmiswirv note and protest: verdict for plaintiff for $112.47 and counsel fee of $25. George S. Ott. by his father, vs. Jones Lamb Company, for personal injuries not concluded.

Assignment for Today Cases on the law docket. Part 2 Judge Stump. Gladys T. Yost vs. Mavor and City Council et before reported; not concluded.

Court adjourned until Monday. Court of Common Pleas Judge Elliott. John C. Pund, vs. Robert Kinnier, trading as Square Peal Auto Company, action on assumpsit; not concluded.

Assignment for Today (before Judge Bond) Naturalization cases. Cases passed for a day and for which no day has been set by November 14 will be continued by order of the court. Circuit Court Judge Duffy. Charles Cronhardt vs. Isabelle Buckner et ba-fore reported exceptions to answer overruled.

Ole Olsen, vs. Elizabeth Engelbrecht, demurrer to bill sustained and bill dismissed. Mary Ilgenfritz vs. Jacob Ilgenfritz, order to be signed dissolving injunction. No assignment for Circuit Court No.

2 Judge Gorter. Divorce granted to Frank W. E. Boeder from Margaret Boeder. G.

William Stuhe et al. vs. Mayor and City Council et before reported; not concluded; to be resumed Tuesday. No assignment for today. Part 2 Judge Bond.

Isaac M. Pruzan vs. Philip Friedman et al. order to be signed. Brown Street Building Association, No.

11, vs. Richard C. Hobbs. order to be signed. No assignment for today.

Orphans' Court Judges Block, Gaither and Dunn. Letters Testamentary Granted Estate of Henry Murr to Caroline M. Murr. bond $5t0; of Caroline Winterhalter to Louise Gleichman, bond $100; of 8. Elizabeth Hopkins to William Cabell Bruce, bond $100.

Letters of Administration Granted Estate of Mamie E. Doutha to William H. Ioutha, bond $300; of Mary Ellen Hanev, to Marv Ellen Haney, bond $900; of Charles W. Bagent to Tabitha A. Bagent, bond $200; of James Hooper, to Frankin P.

Cator (d.b.n.c.t.a.), bond Inventories Filed Estate of Anna Beldovitai, James Bosley, $14,800 real; Marie B. Perkins, $78,341. List of Debts Filed Estate of Annie C. Thie-meyer, $15,300. Administration Accounts Passed Estates of Mary Ray, $922; Margaret A.

Filton, John Deems, Annie EL V. White, $360; James Bosley. Mary Mullen, Joseph H. Myer, $269. Guardian Account Passed Estate of Florence Jones, $1,032.

Sale Ratified Estate of Margaret A. Filton. Wills Filed S. Elizabeth Hopkins, Mary McMahon, Henry Murr. Circuit Court for Baltimohb County.

Judge Duncan. Towson. Nor. 7. Swan T3.

Houseman, continued until next Thursday. Assignment for Saturday Griffith-Turner Company vs. Yost, Terliky vs. Marine, Bailey ys. Bailey.

FURNISHED SUBURBAN. Very desirable residence on ROLAND Near- Gilman Country School. lMices RTiri in erceUent rnnriltfnn 3, baths. Garage. WM.

MAKTIKN 3 N. Calvert st. WANTED TO RENTSUBURBAN WANTED TO RENT Modern House; at least 4 ueuruoms; near scnooi ana cars. 7o, aun. SALE OR RENT SUBURBAN.

DENMORE PARK mod. AA-A ern conveniences; ro acre ground; 5c. car fare. W. F.

SEIM, Howard and Fayette eta. je3-tf WALBR00K-2307 GARRISON AVENUE, 11-room Cottage: gaa, electricity, steam heat; porches; lot 60x150; rental terms; in fee or m. uuub aiorooK i u. t) if- lins xm ix" SALE OR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished, 7-ROOM HOUSE? AND HALF ACRE LOT nrtvA'S ln Ullage of Lutherville. Address BOX 125, Lutherville, Md.

n6-6t Your Chance to Buy or Rent A COZY HOME CHEAP. PORCH-FRONT HOCSEV CHARLES ROAD, Opposite Electric Park. County Taxes; City Conveniences. Including Electricity. TLRMS ARRANGED TO SUIT YOU.

DiVXiIXO MURPHY, -t Greenmount Ave. Phones Madison 6602 and 3965-M. ON PROPERTY. Act 200 VVIf BUY -CL ViU1LK 2.50 WILL RENT modern well-constructed Cottage, West Arlington. A 4U.

Baltimore Sun. Wasliington, D. C. ol7-lm at LTND1IURST On Top of Hill Overlooking Bay. EDMONDSON 18th ST High-Grade Semi-Detached Cottage.

With All Modern Conveniences. Take Ellicott City Car. 18 Miautea to Howard Street 5c. Fare. 704 Equitable BuUding, Or 4000 Edroondson avenue.

BEAUTIFUL 12-room-pactry-and-bath COTTAGE at West Arlington; all conveniences. FILLMORE COOK. apZl-tf G2S Law Building. FOR SALE COUNTRY. YOUR Opportunity Gentleman's Country Place; 15 acres; fine mod.

neces. outbuildings, fruit, shade, shrubbery 5 min. walk to cars. Can he bought on jiour own terms. Caughy, Hearn Carter, 218 E.

Lexington st. 28 ACRES beautiful Land; all buildings excellent condition; nicely located; York Turnpike; enly $3,300. MATTHEWS, 4IJ)-A, Equitable BIdg. HARWOOD, 15. O.

R. R. near station. 22 Acres. 7-Room House; line location.

CHEAP. PHILIP H. HOFFMAN, U14 Equitable Bklg. t9 Finn WILL BUY 23 ACRES 12 miles out; 1 mile from jf. C.

R. improved by a small but very pretty Cottage. There is no finer location around Baltimore. J. LELAND HANNA, 808 Equitable Building.

o31-lm FARMS FOR SALE. Southern Md. Get a liome in God's country. St. Mary's Co.

Farms, large and small Colonial Estates, Water Fronts and Interior Properties. Address headq'rs. Howard Freeman, Liened Real Estate Brokers. Leonardtown and Great Mills. Md.

MOST BEAUTIFUL, good general FARM BAR-GAIN, near Reisterstown, Md. Springs; creeks with fish; fruit and asparagus. Will consider exchange. Address 7SO, Sun office. n7-5t .7.

TTolloway and wife have from the Safe Deposit and Trust Cmnnny. tmptoe, tbo fee-simple property t'p north sl'lp of avenue, lots 1 i jo cpptlon 1. Mount Wns'iineton. P.road Tfi'i-j. Whstelopk, Tom1ne Kemn were the ntfornovs for the purchasers and th title wna the Title Guarantee and Trust Company.

SALES AT AITTTOX. '11 A On ban. To Charles L. Contz. for S3.0K0.

dwell- in" 7f, Columbia avenue, ground rent To Thomas R. Smith, for $2.1 r.0. dwell-1 fi4-" North Paca street, ground rent 32. REAL ESTATE TRATVSPEIIS. Baltimore City.

Friday, Nor. Ct.arles T. Johnson and wife to Rose E. Par-ran. 6 lota Frunk Novak to A.

Kliirm. ti.b. Madl-oti nr. Belnnrfl. g.r.

MO to' Oenrre H. WalUntr and. wife. e.s. Lake wrvl nr.

Madfaon. 15.9x70. e.r. $42 to Frederick Pnehlmpn and wife. e.S.

T.akewood. nr. Madison, 13.JW70. jr.r. $42....

Same to Join F. fooper and wife, n.s. Madi-em, nr. Takewond, 13xfi. g.r.

$40 Sylvester Stipe' er and wife to Anton. Major innl wife, Costle nr. Eager, ll.lflx 113. G. g.r.

$12.. Jr'in Hnfrneier to Cliristof Strieker and. wife, Ahceanna hr, Luzerne, 15a75, g.r. 57 5) F. Lntchnm.

administrator, to Grace TV Craiir. e.s. Hanover, nr. Heath, 11. 9x S4.fi.

nr. Realty Comparv to George 0. Frederiok and wife, n.w.s. ITnrford rr. A'ftnwla 15x100.3.

f.r. $0 Curpe TT. Evans to Ann E. ICennadv. 8 lota.

Anna E. Kennady to William R. Kennady, kts Mver Smith, to Wboria B. Emno. n.e.s.

Ivnst nr. low. 14.8x90, jr.r. $74 F. Seward and wife to Annie Wolle, r.s.

Saratoga, nr. Pulaski. 14x79.2. g.r. $65..

AVil'iam M. Crotnie to Han-ipt E. Cromie, MeMeolien. nr. Pivi.Mon, 13x92 J.

'GuUaelirr Ifea'ty Company to Independent Park P. T. and B. w.s. Rtveerer.

nr. neet. 12x60, (j.r. $40 Mrv C. Bounds, to Mary A.

Cmsey, 7. $5 1,550 1,650 1.750 1,450 5 5 800 5 5 5 1,150 5 5 1,100 5 100 arey. nr. Moslier, 5xW, jr.r. $82.90...

M. Somers to Joseph A. Somera, W.8. Tmt'i nr. Presnnry.

15x117. ft.r. $70 Cls-a V. Jeffries to Salvadore Paloeardo and ii.w... Lee nr.

Warner, 14x I.rniii i. liafe, to Savings and Loan A -tK intien, w.s. nr. Pres-1 -t'. 1K12, S-r.

$60 Aimnitit Company to Teresa J. ii, li.ts j'rt to Jiniif-s' G. Flaherty and wife, 3 lots, to IVttr McMahon, w.s. Cuney in. 12xS -ii.

lla L. MeMalion, w.s. Curley, nr. t. 12x63 Willi-'in (Jt-rlai'li and wife to Ellen B.

Powers, y.t. hifidifc, nr. York road. 15x75, g.T. $65..

Noiik to Charles II ltarth and ife, e.s. Cnrtey Et nr. Orleans, 12.5x65, 1 i-1 a toiilstrom. to Rachel Pnizati, e.y. "ihe-ent alley, nr.

Mcuher, 14x66.10, V.r. $42.. in! VVlueler and wife to Bettie L. BaiUr, n.s. Nrtli nr.

Colliugton, 13s i. if.r. $36 Manor Realty Company to Samuel N. lli-tnn, 3 William H. Abbott and vtife to Lawrence FOR RENTSUBURBAN.

MUDKKN" COZY COTTAGE, 340-4 POWHATAN Forest Park; al modern conveniences; porches, big lawn reasonable to good tenant. 'all MT. VEHXON 40ia. N6-14t blO CLIFTON Double Frame Cot. tage, Stable and Garage; best construction; built by owner; lot 106x150 feet; 18 rooms, 3 baths, laundry, steam heat, large porches, shade trees; 5-cent carfare.

W. H. PERKINS. Phone. St.

Paul 6805. TOO Equitable Bldg. NICELY FURNISHED BUNGALOW, in Mount Washington; six rooms, bath, pantry, servants" room upstairs, gas and" coal ranges, electric lights, artesian water. Will rent unfurnished, if preferred. Apply 18 LEXINGTON ST.

n6-7i 3 COTTAGES, one on York road, near Evesham ave. two on Evesham ave.t near York road, Govans 9 roorns and bath. Keys at Drug Store, corl York road and Evesham ave. Apply WILLIAM DUNCAN, 713714 Fidelity Building. n6-lm RENT $30; ten-room BRICK COTTAGE.

30O3 WALBROOK AVE. Phone, MADI-SON 3035. o30-lm $25 MONTH MT. WASHINGTON. 1 gq.

from" cars. 9 rooms and bath. Porch. Excellent condition. WM.

MARTI EN 3 N. Calvert. 24.30 ELLAMONT 23 feet front; all modern improvements. Apply G. JT'DD STEVENS, Phone, Mad.

5m Sll St. Paul st. lO-HOOM STONE HOUSE on Hillen road, 1 miles from garden, stable and large lawn; rent very cheap. ROBERT M. TAYLOR, Towson, Md.

n6-6t FOR RENT IO-ROOM HOUSE: all modern conveniences 3 minutes' walk of Riderwood Sta, (formerly Sherwood, N. C. R. nl-lm H. RIDER.

Riderwood, Md. $22.50 5404 Cleveland Ave. GOVANS large semi-detached porch front every convenience. BUILDING LOTS SUBURBAN. LIVE IN The Roland Park District 1,000 Acres Of Restricted Land PLOT NO.

SO. fronting 50 feet on east side of OR EST ROAD by a depth of 174 feet, with shade trees, containing .8,709 square feet of land, surrounded by a splendid class of Homes. Price cf this plot is $1,000. PLOT NO. IOO, fronting b5 feet on MERRYMOUNT ROAD by a depth of 166 feet, irregular in shape, containing 14,954 square feet.

This plot- is well wooded, has a high ele-" vation, with a commanding view of the surrounding country. Price this plot. is $1,250. TLOT NO. 12, fronting 96 feet on the east side of FOREST ROAD by a depth of 140 feet on Park lane.

The lot has beautiful trees and is surrounded by a good development. EACH OF THESE LOTS HAVE ALL IMPROVEMENTS, such as paved streets, sidewalks, sewers and Roland Bark water. Sold On the Company's Easy. Fdyment Plan If Desired. The Roii and Park- Company City Sales Office 161G MUNSEY BUILDING.

r. Telephone, St. Paul 1166. Sapplngton A Morflt, Solicitors, 733-745 Title Building. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LEASKHOLD PROPERTY KNOWN A8 NO.

800J HEKBERT STREET, NOW CALLED ROSKLAND PLACE. By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court No. 2 of Baltimore City the undersigned, Trugtee, will offer for Bale by publio auction, on the premisei), on WEDNESDAY, the 12th das of November. 1913, at 4 o'clock P. ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES situate in tho city of Baltimore and described as follows: Beginning for the name on the south elde of Herbert street, at the distance of one hundred and ten feet westerly from the corner formed by the intersection of the south side of Herbert street and the west side of Eighth street, which place of beginning is alflo at the southwest corner of a ten-foot alley there situate, and running tbene westerly on the south side of Herbert street fourteen feet to the centre of the partitiou wall there situate and hating a depth southerly of even width, parallel with Eighth street, of forty-two feet to the north side of a ten-foot alley.

Said lot being subject to the annual rent of $3fc Improved by a 2-STORY BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING. Terms of Sale: One-third oath, balance in sit and twelve months, or all cash, at the purchaser's option. Deferred payments to bear interest from the dav of sale and to be secured to the satisfaction of the Trustee. All expentes adjusted to the date of sale. A deposit of $100 will be required from the purchaser or purchasers at the time of sale.

A. deR. SAPPINGTON. Trustee PATTISON OAHAN, Ol8.22,25,29.nl.5.8.11.12x Auctioneers. (inns A Hainan, 1137-1153 Calvert Building; John Phelps, llOO Calvert Building; German.

II. II. Kmory, 2G-028 Equitable Building, Solicitors. WOODLAWN CEMETERY COMPANY OF MARYLAND. THE WOODLAWN SALES COMPANY.

RECEIVERS' KALE OK 1. ASSETS OF WOODLAWN CEMETERY COMPANY OF MARYLAND. 2. ASSETS OF THE WOODLAWN SALES COMPANY. Bv virtue of two decree- of the District Court of the United States for the district of Maryland, passed resiwctively in the cases of (1) Howard C.

Smith vs. Woodlawn Cemetery Company of Mary land; (Z) Howard p. smith The wooaiawn Saleb Company, the undersigned Receivers of said two coinuanies, respectively, will sell by public auction on THURSDAY. Deccmlier 18. 1313.

at 2 ciock i'. at the entrance anvewny or wooaiawn Cemetery. Baltimore county, Md. 1. All the property, estate, assets, rights and privileges (except as otherwise provided) of Wood-lawn Cemetery Company of Maryland, including among other things about 397 ACRES OF LAND.

510 acres unimproved, 57 acres developed as a cemetery and (except 6 acres) laid out into burial lots and Improved as a cemetery- 2. All the property, efctnte, assets, rights and privileges (except as otherwise provided) of the Woodlawn Sales Company, including among other things about 115 burial lota, more or less, in Woodlawn Cemetery. FOR A FULL STATEMENT OF ALL THE TERMS, CONDITIONS, EXCEPTIONS, PROVISIONS AND LIMITATIONS PERTAINING TO SAID SALES REFERENCE IS HEREBY MADE TO THE TWO AFORESAID DECREES OK COURT. Printed copies of said decrees will be furnished on application in person or by mail at the office of the undersigned Receivers, 324 N. CHARLES Baltimore, Md.

On similar application more detailed descriptions of the projwrty and rights to be sold and any other information requested, which is available to the said Receivers, will be furnished. SAID TWO PROPERTIES WILL BE OF-n-nrn lYiii sat.E TOGETHER AND ALHO TN PARCELS in the several ways fully set out la the aforesaid R0B CLARKE, JOHN PHELPS, rw art.es mark ELL. Receivers of the Woodlawn. Cemetery Company of Maryland. GERMAN II.

H. EMORY. Receiver of the Woodlawn Sales Company. PATTISON GAHAN. Auctioneers.

o21.24.29.nl .5.8.12 15.19.22.26.29.63 fi.10.13.17,18 ACUTION BALE OF VALUABLE FEE-SIMPLE AND LEASEHOLD DWELLING PROPERTY NOS. 2041 2043 EAST BALTIMORE SOUTHWEST CORNER CHESTER STREET. WITH ALL MUliKK. CITY HEWERAGE. By order of owner, we will sell by public auction, oil the premises, on TUESDAY, THE lHUi DAY OF ri.M wait.

J.ili. ai ciock all that valuable projierty above mentioned, comprising TWO LOTS OF GROUND urM drscriljed as follows: Beginning for the first at the southwest corner of Baltimore and Chester streets, fronting on Baltimore srret-t 20 feet, with rienth along Chester strtet of 85 feet to an alley, in lee simple. Rt-einnins for the second on the soitth side of Baltimore street 145 feet 6 indies east of Castle street, fronting on Baltimore street 17 feet 6 inches, with deirfh of 85 feet to an alley. Ground rent $70. The above two lota are contiguous and have a combined front of 37 feet 6 inches and improved by S.RTORY KHIOK DWELLING, with BRICK GARAGE on the rear.

The dwelling has 12 rooms, 3 baths, 2 servants' rrjoms, pantry, wash room with slate tubs, heated with 11 two coal ranges and gas range, refrigerator and produce cupboard, china clowet, cupboards throughout, combination elertric and gas fixtures, two mantel and pier mirrors, with connecting cornices, cemented cellar. Chamberlain weather-strip windows and screens, linoleums, summer and winter bands. This is an ideal up-to-date dwelling in a good section. Immediately after sale of dwelling we will sell 11 the Carpets ana rerms oi oaie: une-imru wwi, two and threo vears. with mtereat at OA, or all cash, at option of purchaser.

Deposit $250. PATTISON GAHAN. Auctioneers. cash. Deposit ot itu.

ALFnED jjAGBY, Attorney. PATTISON GAHAN, Auctioneers..