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THE BALTIMORE, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1910. FOR SALE SUBURBAN. FOR SALE SUBURBAN. FLORIDA REAL ESTATE FOB RENT SUBURBAN- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT. -REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

BANK LEGISLATION YOID Mr. r' Straus Holds That Charter Amendments Are Illegal. GUARDSMEN ARE ANXIOUS ReportedThat City And State Employes Will Not Attend Camp. MAYOR IS WHLINO TO HELP SPECIAL HOMESEEKER'S RATES FROM WASHINGTON. D.

TO FLORIDA Round trip only $25: tickets limited to 25 days. Write for, full information and selling dates. Visit famous of Manatee" on coart of Florida. Fruit and vegetables net $500 to $1,000 per acre. Illustrated rkeratrrre sent "upon request.

J. W. WHITE, Gen'l Indust. ArU Seaboard Air Line Railway. Jostmt JSortolK.

a. GROUND RENTS, MORTGAGES. 3 OF $70 and 6 OF $60: new five-year RENTS; improvements. OWNERS' REALTY 263 Calvert Building. j24x3t THREE FIRST-CLASS PARK HEIGHTS AVE-- NUE.

GROUND RENTS AT 5V two of JB70, one of $S4. W. S. KEENAN, Park Heights and Allan avenues. jelS-lm CAUGHY.

HEARN CARTER, 218 E. Lexington sL. HAVE FOR SALE FEW WELL-SECURED GROUND -RENTS THEY CAN REC- OMMKND TO THEIR CLIENTS. j25x3t FOR SALE -A LARGE LIST OF Al 5-YEAR RENTS. $36.00 to $48.00.

at 5. SIERRIKEN MERRIKEN. jelflxlm lOO E. Lexington st. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE $13,000 TO LOAN AT city or country.

GROUND RENTS WANTED. JOHN A. BARKER SON, je22xlm 14 East Lexington street. $200,000 TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE ON CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY: also on inheritance and interest in estates. JOHN W.

BROWN. 33 Calvert Building. $23,500 TO LOAN AT 3 PER CENT. INTEREST on mortgages in sums to suit borrowers. REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE AND REALIZATION 218 E.

Lexington st. jelxlm MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGES. Address 533, Sun office, tfx ESTATE FOR HB.G ARRET! Diplomat Purchases Charles Street Extended. PEICE SAID TO BE ABOUT $70,000 Baltimore County School Commls-sioners Planning New Bailding At Wllhelm Park. W.

Garrett, first secretary of the United States Embassy at Rome, has purchased Blythewood from W. W. Edmondson, trustee, at a price said to be about $70,000. The property consists of about 32 acres of rolling land dotted with large and handsome shade trees. The improvements include two mansions and all nec essary outbuildings.

The tract is located on Charles street extended, north of Cold Spring lane, and reaches as far east as the Maryland and Pennsylvania railroad and west to Roland Park. It is directly opposite Evergreen, the beutiful home of Mr. Garrett's mother, Mrs. T. Harrison Garrett, and also adjoins Wyndhurst, the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Garrett. Mr. Garrett, who has been here for the last month, will sail for Italy next Tuesday. The transaction was made through the office of Baldwin Frlck.

The Baltimore County School Commis sioners are having plans prepared for a one-story frame school building to be erected at Wilhelm Park. The structure will be 30 by 50 feet and will be modern in every particular. Bids will be received on June 29. The following builders are estimating: G. W.

Lovell, W. E. Burn-ham, W. C. Espey and Henry Nagle.

A dwelling on the north side of Twenty-fourth street, near Oak, with a lot 14 by 75 feet and subject to a ground rent of $100, has been sold to Fay P. Le Compte by Bessie L. Kelly. Clarence Cottman has transferred to Susan N. P.

Cottman a three-story dwelling on the south side of Biddle street, near Maryland avenue, in fee. The lot is 16 by 100 feet. A ground rent of $360 issuing from a lot at 211 West Camden street has, been purchased by the trustees of the Samuel Ready School for Female Orphans from William R. Cox for $9,000. The lot has a frontage on Camden Btreet of 54 feet, with a depth of 157 feet, and is improved with a three-story Bids for the addition to the country school at Mount Winans will be received by the Baltimore" County School Commissioners up to June 29.

The structure will be two and one-balf stories high and measure 26 by 48 feet. Michael Jacobson has purchased from the Fidelity and Deposit Company the two leasehold properties 809 and 811 East Forty-first street. Each house Is subject to a ground Tent of $65, and each lot measures 23 feet by a depth of 100 feet. Madison E. Lloyd was the attorney for the purchaser, and the title was examined and guaranteed by the Title Guarante Company.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Baltimore City. Saturday, June Mary K. Haensler to Peter Monaghan, n.e.s. Etting nr.

Presstman, 13.6x53.9, g.r. $42.. SS Sadie Dischler to Mark Dischler, n.s. Fayette nr. Bond, 15x g.r.

$30 5 Richard H. Pleasants, to Robert H. Bancroft, s.s. Mt. Royal nr.

Calvert st. lox49 2,000 James B. McNeal and wife to Mark Dischler, n.s. Fayette nr. Bond, 15x 615 Sterling Realty Co.

to Joseph Z. Bishop, n.s. Saratoga nr. Pulaski, 14x79.2, g.r. $65 1 J.

Thomas Morris to Wm. A. Walker and wtfe, Clement nr. River, 12x65, g.r. Bessie L.

keily'to Fay Twenty-fourth nr. Oak, 14x75, g.r. $100... i 5 Jos. Oles to Most Rev.

James Gibbons, n.w. cor. O'Donnell and Chesapeake 30x75, g.r. $5o 600 Brewing to Jos. Oles, n.w.

cor. O'Donnell and Chesapeake 20x75, g.r. Saa 1 600 Leon Lauer and wife to Adolnh F. Scharr and fS- e-s- nr. North 14.3x 109.6, g.r.

$70 1 244 44 Ul ysses J. Gibson to Edward Silberzahn, e.s.' Somerset nr. Chew, 12x g.r. $12 5 Clara L. Armstrong and husband to Ulvsses J.

Gibson, e.s. Somerset nr. Chew. 12x r. $12.

6 T. Tilden Kelbaugh and husband to Ephraim E. Leach, cor. Eutaw st. and New lane, 2ox99, g.r.

$81.25 Paul Johannsen, to Katie Kistner, s.s. Walker nr. Bond, 11.9x45, e.r. $14.... 1 Ephraim E.

Leach, to George F. Bucholz and wife, Eutaw st. and New lane, 2.X99, g.r. $81.25 William A. Snyder and wife to August Nieder-wemmcr and wife, e.s.

Friendsbury pL. nr. -Northwest; sr, 12x80, g.r. $48 5 Thomas J. Jacobscn and wife to Hiram H.

Herman, w.s. Hare nr. Baltimore, 70x 13.3 5 Clarence Cottman to Susan Nowland Powell Cottman, s.s. Biddle nr. Maryland 1U.

UAJ.W Thomas F. O'Brien to Gicoma Palermo, e.s. Aisquith nr. Madison, 90x14.6, g.r. $65 5 Charles W.

Hurst to Edna F. Bready, w.s. St. Paul nr. Lanvale, 15.8x83, g.r.

$141 5 Frederick E. Beall to Harry E. Heiner, 2 lots 5 Adam Walas and wife to Jozef Cerak and 'rife. B.w.s. Essex nr.

Windsor, 14x60, g.r. $28...... ij800 George F. Beavm to John G. -Stevens and wife, n.w.s.

Cleveland nr. Carey, 14x72, 6-r. $48 Ephraim Macht to Nicholas B. Simpson, n.s. Presstman nr.

Strieker. 13.8x88, g.r. $68.34 5 Nancy Helena Robins, to William Goldberg, 2 lots 1 Joshua E. Franklin to Wilhelm Scholz and wife. w.s.

Bruce nr. Franklin, 14.6x63, r. $60 1,700 Fidelity and Deposit Company to Michael Jacobson. 2 lots David Sagal to Morris Katzen, s.s. Calverton nr.

Garrison 17.6x g.r. $60 1,400 Same to Rachel s.s. Calverton nr. Garrison 17.6x g.r. $50 1,400 Walter L.

Westphal to Leonard Mills and wife, n.s. Fayette nr. Catharine, 14x 73.1, g.r. $56... William L.

Schoeler. to William L. Schoeler, 3 lots 5 Jacob Goldman and wife to Harris Kamin-kow-sky, e.s. Exeter nr. Fayette, 12.7Vix 80.

g.r. $30... Francis J. Moran to Charles L. Moran.

e.s. Canton nr. Fait 14.4x70, g.rt$43 5 George F. Bcavin to James W. Gallowa? ind wife.

n.w.s. Cleveland nr. Carey, 13.8x72, g.r. $42 1,050 F. Howard Warfield, to Karl A.

M. Scholz, 4 lots. 5,575 Fidelity and Deposit Company to Cloyd Lewis, 5 5 Ida Plurnley. to Ellen .1. McGhee.

s.s. Lexington nr. Gilmor, 29x90. g.r. $90 1.400 Baltimore Connty, Towson.

June 25. Theodore Cooke and wife to Charles L. Nace, 5.32 acres, being cottage lot No. 1, on Plat "Woodhome" $5 Weliretta Stifler and husband to William Ley-shon. lot on Patapsco ave 1,000 William Leyshon and wife to Francis G.

Stein-mete, same lot 1,300 Charles W. Hull and wife to William Sinken-bring and wife, 2 lots at Joshua 350 Adam Boeder to Laura V. Grape, lot n.a. Arlington g.r. $65 5 Welzetta Stifler and husband to William Ley shon.

1 lot 5 William LeyRhon and wife to John F. Stein- metz. lot on Patanseo river i Same to John A. Greer and wife, 4 lots on 1 plat r.t Woodland, adjoining Avon Aina V. Burton and husband to Reingard W.

Blume and wife, 1 acre, I rood and 27 square perches 5 Cedareroft Land Company to Philip E. Lamb, 1 lot 6 Philip E. Lamb to Cedareroft Land Company. same lot 5 Tames T. Milling to Martha A.

Tates, 5 acres. 150 Patent For Baltimoreans. Mr. E. St.

Clair Clayton ana Mr. H. M. Cosh, both of this city, have been granted a patent on a new electromagnetic ironing board. They claim to have discovered a new application of the old principle of the magnet, by which the iron is by magnetic attraction drawn down on the goods to be pressed.

The consumption cf electricity is said to email. FOR RENT Desirable swell-front Brick-and-Stone DWELLING. 327 East Twenty-second street; kitchen first floor all conveniences: rent 33.33u. Apply to VAILE YOUNG, jeailm alt ISorta Calvert street. TWO AND THREE-STORY HOUSES; large, bright, cheerful rooms, cemented cellars and pavement; all modem conveniences.

ESTATE OF PETER GROG AN, tf Preston street and Milton avenue. 713 N. CALHOUN ST. (viewing Harlem Square), large 3-story, reduced to $23 per month. FRANK S.

R6WE, Ticket Office, Hillen Station. FOR RENT Dwelling, 1817 EUTAW PLACE; in good condition; all conveniences; possession Oct. 1. Apply 1Q1 W. Baltimore 3d floor.

S25-1701 APPLETON. corner; 7 rooms; bath. Owners' Realty 263 Calvert Bldg. je25ilm FOR RENT New HOUSES on North Potomac street, between Fairmoont avenue and Fayette street; all conveniences; low rent. Apply on premises.

Take Fairmount ave. cars. roJxtf STORE, 1127 EAST TWENTIETH good stand for any purpose. Key at 1124 29 TH. 2012 LINDEN AVE.

Very desirable HOUSE; will rent cheap-to good tenant. Apply at 1328 MOSHER STREET. j9rtf 3009 ST. PAUL -STREET; EVERY MODERN CONVENI ENCE. 1S03 ST.

PAUL STREET. First-floor kitchen: hot-water heat; rooms; 3 squares from Union Station all conveniences. jeUxtf ENOCH HARLAN, 814 Equitable Bldg. APARTMENTS FOR RENT. "THE SEVERN" Mi, Vernon Place and Cathedral St.

Two Vacancies by October 1. High-Class Housekeeping Apartments. THE WALLIS APARTMENTS. Garrison avenue and Dorchester road, Lenox. Large, Attractive.

Cool. THE RALEIGH REALTY COMPANY. 56-58 CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK BLDG. HOUSEKEEPING AND BACHELOR APARTMENTS FROM SIS OO TO 40.00 PER MONTH. Special inducements during July and August.

CI TYCO REALTY COMPANY, Bt. Paul 2105. 2G3 9 Calvert Building. BOLTON 1824. near North new Apartments: porch in rear; overlooking open square; all conveniences.

j26eo-5t FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT, with bath, furnished, for rent cheap for three months. 823 HAMIL-TON TERRACE. Apartment C. j26-3t 915 Gas and hot-water housekeeping; furnished, unfurnished. M.

BAKER, 1812 N. Charles st. COOL, COMFORTABLE APARTMENT FOR RENT; UPTON APARTMENT HOUSE, 329 Dolphin st. Apply to R. C.

STEWART, 207 N. Calvert or to Janitor. SECOND FLOOR APARTMENT 200 E. 25TH 5 rooms and bath, $35 per month. Apply ON PREMISES.

FURNISHED Housekeeping Apartments -private bath; cool 1Q22 MADISON AVE.j25-5t TTTT? Furnished or Unfur-lll-Ei nished Housekeeping Apartment. 5 rooms end bath. Apply W. B. COE, 404 Fidelity Building, or on Premises.

FOUR rooms, kitchen and bath; furnished; West-over, Park and Eager sts. $20 a month for snm-mer. Apply 10 to 12 daily. j35-3t DESIRABLE 5-ROOM APARTMENT, $18 per month, including heat and gas. 722 NORTH CAREY STREET, near Lanvale.

Apply be- tween 10 and 5. J31-6t FOR RENT. FROM JULY 1 UNFURNISHED OUTSIDE APARTMENT in THE PLAZA. Park avenue and Wilson street. WM.

R. DORSET, Equitable Bldg. J24-5t 110J MADISON 4 rooms, bath and kitchen; third floor back. Apply 1122. j24-9t 014 MeCULLOH.

$13 to $25 month; 1700 BARCLAY, $23 month; 2233 N. CALVERT, $30 month -all modern housekeeping, including heat and Janitor. Houses open. je5-lm THREE ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH; $25; hot-water heat. 712 Newington ave.

je20-tf HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT, seven rooms and bath; hot-water heat; all outside rooms; rent $333 a year. ESTATE OF PETER GROGAN, Milton avenue and Preston street. TO LET Second-Floor Apartment. 1713 Park fqrn. or with owner; ref.

)elO-tf TUB COURTNEY APARTMENTS. 1208 Madison Third Floor Front; 5 rooms and bath, electric lights and elevator; also One Room and Bath Bachelor Apartment on nrst noor; janixor. Apply DR. HILL, 12QO Madison ave. Jel-tf CT p-DPTCJ SECOND -FLOOR APART-bl.

XVEjIjIo, MENT. 1815 GUILFORD AVENUE. Phone, 334-W Gllmor. Office at 1S1. Agent on premises 12 to jl4-lm SUBURBAN APARTMENTS.

418 GORSUCH AVE. Four-room Apartment, suitable for two ladies; large porch, gas range; use of bath, five cent car tare. ja-i)t FOR RENT ATTRACTIVE APARTMENTS at beautiful Windsor Hills. Large porches, over looking Gwynns Falls Park. Front and back vards.

-Hot and cold water, gas and electric lights, stationary tube, janitor, five-cent carfare. O. L. TUNIS, Tel. Walbrook 516.

Windsor Hills, Baltimore, Md. FOUR ROOMS and private bath, with all modern conveniences. 4010 PA KM. JltlliHTS AVK ATLANTIC CITY APARTMENTS. FOR RENT REASONABLE TO SMALL FAM ILY.

FIVE ROOMS AND BATH: FUR NISHED APARTMENT: LOCATION CEN TRAL; SOUTHEAST EXPOSURE; ALL OUT- ILB BOOMS- UCJfiiJt VlHiVV KUU iVbltl WINDOW; ELEVATOR. Address GO, Sun. office. FEATS FOR RENT- 20 NORTH STRICKER ST THIRD FLOOR, 3 rooms ana Datti, un trermees or OWNERS' REALTY COMPANY, jelailm 23 Calvert Building. fine FLAT OF SIX ROOMS AT 203 WEST FRANKLIN STKEKT.

well located, 3. T. W. MARRIOTT. 323 North Charles street.

J34-9t FOR RENT UNFURNISHED FLAT, six rooms and bath: 11)3 West Monument street. Apply DR. REULING. ml9-eotr STORES FOR RENT. FOR RENT Large and attractive STORE, S40 NORTH CHARLES With basement.

Will improve to suit tenant. P. C. DUGAN NEPHEW, 16 East Lexington St. OFFICES FOR RENT.

4:1 2 LARGE AND 2 SMALL BUUM8. "pA- Hest. Light and Janitor Service. $10 AND AND KNICKERBOCKER UP. Opposite City Hall and Postofflce.

UP. LARGE ROOM, suitable for doctor or dentist; can be subdivided. Apply at Xit MAUisua AVENUE. m31xlm DESIRABLE Offices for Rent, Hanover Fay ette rain. Hanover: all modern conven.

Hink- ley, Spamer Hisky, 215 N. Charles st. je24i3m CONVENIENT OFFICES. Bright and Attractive Rooms. on- KlIRTH CAT.VERT STREET.

On. glrvvr fmm TTinffton- Recentlv remodeled. Steam heat; electric lights. Apply on premises or Itl NO. C.

KUUtlta. XV LXWlgwa Bl. BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT. THIRD FLOOR FOR RENT. 35x45.

with 13Ax45. FRANKLIN, NEAR HOWARD. Pmnt Kntranre. Steam Heat. Apply 218 West Franklin street.

j26xeo3t FOR RENT. 221 WEST LEXINGTON Between Eisenberg's and Kirby'a. Newly built Size 21 by 156 feet. Three Floors and Basement. Possession August la.

P. C. DUGAN 16 East Lexington St. F. TfAYETTE Eouitabla Buildine: store with 12 teet patent glass dow winaow.

Appiy JAS. H. FLEDDERMAN, laT E. Fayette. A FINE BUSINESS CORNER.

First Floor of That Well-Located Building, LIBERTY AND GERMAN STS. In wholesale district. Well adapted for any kind of business, wholesale or retail, PIERRE C. DUGAN IS Ki'MJliW, 16 East Lexington street. Xtf STOREROOM FOR RENT, suitable for druggist jt.i 1 1 cm.

loiitji ur tuuiiir uuaiucaoi KJ71J 232 MADISON AVENUE. m31xlm BUSINESS PEACES WANTED. FACTORY OR WAREHOUSE wanted of about 10,000 square feet, with comfortable offices and yard, send plan and lull particulars to Address 4x3t BOT West Lombard street. WAREHOUSE PROPERTY. LARGE SECOND-FLOOR MODERN WARE HOUSE on Commerce street: electric elevator sood shirmina facilities JAS.

A. BEALMEAR HUN zvn Jrldeiity Bunding. jeiaxim LARGE WAREHOUSE, cmtaininir 30.000 so. ft. Low and Stevens price and terms satisfac tory.

UAUUMX. UrJAtvN UAKTliK, al2stf 218 E. Lexington st- FOR RENT ONE FLOOR: 11.000 sauare feet situated on the new docks, with electric power lisht and heat: live steam, windows all around Duiiciing: hib.4-ceiunKs: lowest rate or insurance sorinkler svsteia; Pennsylvania and B. O. R.

R. at tne door: 15 minutes haul to all boat lines scow loaded at your door. Address 35. Sun office. mhl7xtf FACTORY OR WAREHOUSE FOR RENT OR LOOKS: any size requirement met.

M. temp AianuiacTuring 4Ud ii. liver sx. REAL ESTATE WANTED. 910.000 FOR IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT IN MORTGAGES AND GROUND RENTS OR WILL BUI HOUSES PAYING AS INVEST MENTS.

P. O. BOX city. j9xlm GROUND RENTS, small houses, properly managed rents collected: personal attention; prompt C. H.

SEGUIN, 223 St. Paid at. j25x2t I WISH TO INVEST SOME MONEY IN SMALL PROPERTY OR GROUND RENTS. jellxlm Address T96. Sun office.

"NO COJIMISSIONS" TO PAY WE BUY PROPERTY AND GROUND RENTS. JAS. A. BEALMEAR SON Phone. St, Paul 2419.

301 Fidulitv Building, tf WILL BUY SMALL HOUSES PAYING WELL. GUARANTEE (no charge) fairness and Immediate cash settlements for Houses and Ground Rents in any location wanted for immediate Invest ment: send lowest price, etc. "Retired" 710, Sun. CASH FOR PROPERTY. Bought anywhere.

No commission. Quick settlement. See KEALXx MA m. fidelity mag. pnones, for sa: SUBURBAN.

MT. WASHINGTON THir- lft rnnma 11 273x190 3-storr COT- iencesr'nevlr papered in; modern conven- Damted. WILLIAM MAR XI EN 3 N. Calrert st. LBr 1 ft Vi mi 3930 LOWNDES AVE.

COTTAGE. 8 rooms and stable $20.00. York road cars to Wyanoke ave. 8EVEN-ROOM HOUSE. $16 per month; Hamilton E.

G. CHRISTOPHER. 722 E. 21st city. ODDICOMBE HOUSE, Catonsvllle.

for rent; ARTHUR W. ROBSON, my28xlia 127 E. Baltimore st. AT WALBROOK S. W.

COR. THIRTEENTH AL IXKTUA A 10 rooms. CHESTON NEAR CLIFTON, 9 rooms. Both convenient to three car lines. HINKLEY.

SPAMER HISKY, J25x9t 215 North Charles street. NO. 135 WINDERMERE AVENUE. Handsome 10-room COTTAGE, at Waverly: gas, water, plumbing; large corner lot; well shaded; rent $30 ner month. Key at 125 CARROLL AVE.

A. CRAWFORD SMITH, 107 Law Building. J35x3 LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE, convenient to car lines; porches, shade, vegetables, fruit; tele-phone; service ct cow, etc. A G14, Sun office. 11-ROOM SUBURBAN HOUSE FOR RENT, fur nished.

Apply 11 WEST CAMDEN STREET. C. 4550-M. 5x2t FOR RENT A COTTAGE AT CATONSVILLE; city conveniences; near car line; fruit trees, outhouses and 2 acres of ground. Apply 222 SOUTH PAYSON STREET j23x7t FOR RENT-ON VIRGINIA AVENUE.

DUPONT PARK. 4800 BLOCK PARK HEIGHTS AVENUE. Fine Brick Cottage, 25x100: aH bright and cheerful rooms oc car fare; only $20 per month. Apply on premises. C.

P. Phone. 129-F. EDW. DONAHUE.

OSBORNE CATONSVILLE; 35 minutes from City Hall about 200 yards from Frederick road cars Handsome new COTTAGES, with acre ground: 6 bedrooms; hardwood finish throughout. RICHARD P. BAER j2xlm 1009 Keyser Building. SALE OR RENT SUBURBAN. SPRING HILL.

OLD YORK ROAD AND ARLINGTON AVE. TAKE YORK ROAD CARS. 5e. FARE. HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

Apply JOHN J. RINGGOLD, On the Premises or P. O. Govans. j26x2t FURNISHED or unfurnished, cozy six-room COTTAGE and Bath; all conveniences.

Forest Park; terms reasonable. Apply 520 W. LEXINGTON. CATONSVILLE. 11-ROOM COTTAGE.

Hot-water heat; lawn, shade; city gas and electric; on car line; very attractive; moderate price. GEO. B. SMITH. C.

P. Phone, St. Paul 3083. S19 Granby st. SEVERAL DESIRABLY LOCATED DWELLINGS AND COTTAGES on Park Heights, Denmore and Howard Park.

These Houses have all latest improvements, large yards and lawns; three for rent (furnished) for the summer. ROBT. L. PHILLIPS, Arlington 271. 4G94 Park Heights ave.

BARGAIN In a fine COTTAGE, at Walbrook. two blocks three car lines: hot-water plant. 2 bathrooms, fine lawn and large lot; price rent $75 per month. Apply 3001 WESTWOOD AVENUE. Walbrook 818.

jelOxlm- f6r sale country. "ACRE LOTS" In the most beautiful section of Baltimore county, two miles northn-est of the city limits; high, rolling country, good roads, etc. RICHARD W. COOK, Manager. We offer 10 Lets at $500 on easy terms or discount for cash.

Then prices will be advanced. Buy now and save money. Send postal for full particulars or take a trip in our auto to see the property. EDWIN L. TURNBULL, Agent, 12 East Lexington street.

j25-3t FOR SALE 12 ACRES OF LAND; fine orchard; 16-room dwelling; all conveniences; beautiful grounds; all necessary outbuildings; on Reisters-town road and at station on W. M. R. R. possession at once.

GEO. R. CARR, Reisterstown, Md. FOR SALE, COUNTRY SO ACRES, Howard county: five minutes' walk to station; 35 minutes' run in auto; House 16 rooms; every convenience; fine water: enamel bath; barn, carriage, Ice, corn and tenement houses; good as new; fruit, all kind9, in abundance: no malaria or mosquitoes; worth price to quick buyer, with growing crops, $3.000 cash: possession at once. m27xlm W.

B. BENNETT. Ellicott City. Md. 83.500.

HARFORD ROAD: three miles to cars; 8 acres. 400 fruit trees; hot and cold water; bath: toilet: 8 rooms; porches. F. J. WER-NETH.

Glenarm. Md. jelSxlm FOR RENT COUNTRY. FOR RENT Cheap. 3 acres, with 6-room house, spring water; convenient to city; either electric or steam cars.

Full particulars, call at 1535 ARGYLE AVE. j26.28,30x 850 FOR 7-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE; "to small, careful family, for summer. MRS. H. I.

LEA. Ashton. Montgomery county, Md. j23x4i FOR SALE OR RENT COUNTRY. ASK ME SUMMER HOMES FOR SALE OR RENT; cool climate and no mosquitoes.

E. S. WEST, Oakland and Mountain Lake Park. Md. j23x7t GENTLEMEN'S Country Place, large frame house, 12 rooms and bath, gardener's bouse, stable, ice, beautiful lawn and good roads; 5 minutes from Sherwood N.

C. R. and overlooking the entire Green Spring Valley. For particulars, address HARRISON RIDER. Towson.

Md. mloxtf SALE OR EXCHANGE, COUNTRY FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. One of the most beautiful and historic homes in the State. About 800 acres fertile land, splendidly located. Charming old Colonial House, with modern equipment.

Views unexcelled. Social, climatic and educational conditions the very best. Price $60,000. Will exchange 'for unincumbered, income-producing property of same value. Fee list of 200 other select Country Homes.

H. W. HILLEARY j25x5t Charlottesville, Va. FARMS FOR SALE. DELAWARE FARMS Bargains in truck, fruit, poultry and grain farms; catalogue free.

CHAS. H. BUTLER, Dover, Delaware. lt 20 DESIRABLE FARMS on the Eastern Shore. TH08.

F. COX. Federalsburg, Md. 19xl0t TWO FINE FARMS ON B. O.

R. R--45 acres at Bel camp 27 miles from city; adjoins A. Kirkland's and T. A. Caesilly's beautiful homes.

173 ACRES near Aberdeen Station, 30 mile from city; excellent dwelling, with all necessary ontbuilC'ngs 150 acres under cultivation. Land rolling. CHARLES MORTON. 2Q9 St. Paul st.

HOWARD FREEMAN, Leonardtown, or Great Mills. Md. The only holders of Real Estate Brokers' License in St. Mary's county, Maryland. 500 Farms and other Properties now on our list.

We issue no catalogue. Tell us what you want and we can supply you. J. CAMILLUS HOWARD and J. WESLEY FREEMAN.

jel2-lm THREE FINE LARGE FARMS on Maryland and Pennsylvania railroad, Harford county; all in good order. CALEB J. MOORE, je22xlm Fallston, Md. FOR SALE SALT WATER FRONT FARM IN DORCHESTER COUNTY, fronting one-half mile on Chesapeake Bay; 160 acres; in fine state of cultivation good buildings. Owners desire to sell before July 1.

Good bargain. Apply to BOX 57. CAMBRIDGE, MD. j25x7t ON M. AND P.

R. 1 miles from Fallston, 26 ACRES, lO-ROOM HOUSE; range, hot and cold water, bath, flush closet, hot-water heat, barn, corn house, chicken house, icehouse. Ad-dress J. M. WILHELM.

Benson. Md. j25x3t EIGHT-ACRE FARM, between Blue Ridge Sum-mitand Pen-Mar; $3,000. EVANS. GIG Car-rollton avenue.

ie3xlm THE ONE BEST BARGAIN IN THE STATE IN A STOCK FARM, near Baltimore. Let me show you. C. W. CALLAGHAN, Room 304.

15 East Fayette street. FISHING SHORES. THE SUMMER PROBLEM SOLVED. Bungalows at Chesaco Park for sale at $15 to $25 per month. Cozy and attractive, ndy beach, fishing, crabbing and bathing.

Just what you want these hot days. Take car to Hall's, Eastern avenue, where our launch will meet you. CITYCO REALTY 263 9 CALVERT BUILDING. Bt. Paul 2405.

9 OUTING PARK ON THE BLUE WATERS OF STONY CREEK. Beautifully shaded lots of one acre or more on the high bluffs along the water's ledge; fine shady beach; immediately adjoining boat landing; boat makes two trips daily and three on Sunday. Round trip. 2s cents. Accessible to yachts and motor bont3; lots, of one acre and upward for lesi than the price of 50-foot lots in inferior CALL OR WRITE SOON FOR CHOICE OF LOCATIONS.

FIDELITY REALTY SYNDICATE, 440 EQUITABLE BLDG. i MOUNTAIN REAL ESTATE. COTTAGES for rent and for sale at Blue Ridge Summit, Monterey, Charmian, Buena Vkta Springs and Highfield rent $100 to Jl.OOO ler season. EVANS. 916 Carrollton are.

je3ilm FOR RENT MOUNTAIN COTTAGE, Pen-Mar; a pleasant Cottage. with 11 rooms, furnished; about 5 minutes' walk to fetation and pavilion. Address J. B. FLEMING, j24x6t Williamsport, Md.

WATERFRONT PROPERTY. THE ONE BARGAIN ON SEVERN RIVER, 120 ACRES; l'A miles from Waterbury; fine river front, tenant house, new barn, young orchard; 60 acres under cultivation, balance in good timber. Apply HARRY L. SLINGLUFF. St.

Paul 2533. 29 Hopkins Place. SEVERN RIVErI VILLA SITES, Over 100 Feet Above Tide, View Annapolis and Liberal Terms, P. C. DUGAN NEPHEW, 16 East Lexington St.

RIVER FRONT PROPERTY. FOR RENT On the Severn River, near Annaoolis. -ROOif HOUSE completely furni-ibed for honsekeeWrs; good harbor. MRS. A.

L. c. shout. NEW KIND OP HOUSE AT KDMONDSON TERRACES. Edmondson avenue and First street.

Wirie Streets, Lots and Hoiws. SAMPLE HOUSE OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. 705 i PIEIi CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. 2414 Edmondson avenue.

SiWOJBROOKFIELP (Bolton) AVENUE, oppo-. Newington. This property has just been T- to be subject to only 60-cent taxes; most "elegantlv appointed residence in this locality; cost for sale at a bargain. BHRIVER, j26x2t TOO Equitable Building. $5,200 IN FEE, 2135 Linden beautiful home; $1,000 cash.

Key and information, address SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. Arlington, Station or phone Garrison 305. THREE-STORY HOUSE, Peabody Heights; all modern improvements; owner leaving city; bar-. gain; terms to suit. Address 776.

Sun office. PfiCTTV NEW MODERN 2-STORY HOUSE. .1636 N. Monroe st. Bargain.

Easy terms. Large porch front. Open for inspection. 366t FOUR BEAUTIFUL DWELLINGS, near Druid Hill Park, on terms came as rent. 2423 MaDISON1 in fee; AVALON -b Evergreen 2302 REISTERSTOWN 3214 EVERGREEN TERRACE.

CHARLES MORTON. 20O St, Panl st. -1135 NORTH FULTON AVENUE; in excellent repair; at reduced price. CHARLES MORTON. 2Q9 St.

Paul at. 408 MeCULLOH $1,700. Six rooms; pantry, closets, bath. Nr. Druid Hill l'te 713 N.CALHOUN large 3-story (viewing Har- lem 150 cash; only sewer; g.

r. $100. Frank S. Rowe. Ticket Office.

Hillen Sta. FOR SALE IN FEE. Oie MADISON AVENUE, 24x130 feet; commo- rfimta thrM-Kfrcrv Dwpllinir- 1'2 TOnmS aiul Duthr good condition; will allow three-fourths of purchase ijnoney to remain on mortgage at per cent. HINKLEY. SPAMER HISKY, j24xlm 215 North Charles street.

2300 BLOCK NORTH CALVERT; 9 rooms, bath, hall, pantry; in excellent condition; deep lot. KENARD 215 St. Panl street. 24x3t v. ST K-mrm hraise and bath: ex penses, 11 per month; front porch; long yard; gooa conauian.

TWO TRACTS OF GROUND IN CITY. RILEY E. WRIGHT. 1Q4 E. Saratoga st.

J23x4t WHEN YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL REAL ESTATE ANYWHERE TKi MAURICE LAUPHEIMER, tf OOl Calvert Building. i-n-rr Marhla taase. nnooth-naved street. 6 rooms qJ O. and separate bath, toilets, cellar, yard en- fits.

JOS. L. WHITE REALTY CO. FOR SALE Near monument. S19 N.

CHARLES between, Madison and Bead no cars; fui table for physician; in fee; medium size; price. P. C. DUGAN NEPHEW, 16 East Lexington St. AJS' EXCELLENT INVESTMENT S33 AVENUE, IN FEE; ONLY 1,500.

KF.NNAKU Jel7xlm 215 St. Paul street. fiOf TTTTW RSTPORNER CALVERT AND TWEN- TVS: VY' IT VTCI CTl'FFTl! modern full thrp storins- eleven rooms: three baths: laundry; steam heat; metal window strips. W. H.

FORSYTUE, Jel4xtf Ellicott City, Md, rt 1- A r- CANTON between Baltt H. I rv more and Lombard bay win-. VjJ 1 dows, Roman brick fronts, wash tray, sewer connection cash deposit $75. balance same as rent. Apply ON PREMISES, or J.

CHAS. LINTHICUM 217- i-xw or. 1'aul st. js-lm FOR SALE In fee. 160B LINDEN AVENUE: dimensions.

13 ft. 9 in. bv 130 11 rooms and bath; easy terma, TITLE GUARANTEE TRUST COMPANY. 21-I3t FOR SALE Desirable two-story STORE AND DWELLING: would make an excellent location for grocery, dry goods, notion or confectionery tore; all modern improvements; sold on easy terms. Apply lo JOHN T.

DONOHUE, Builder, y13ilm Canton street, near Eastern avenue. 'J-ifiT a. ILLTUN A rnrnn- Pratt- wmrm store for number of years; this property must sola: no rair oner retusea. SAMUEL P. MORTON SON.

211 St. Paul at. 1626 EUTAW PLACE. Lot 22 by 130; handsome fonr-story Residence; icb or suoiect in ground rent; stable In rear. P.

C. DUGAN NEPHEW, 16 East Lexington St. DON'T SUPPORT THE LANDLORD. Own your home. The rent vou pay today will you independent.

We will buy for you the house in which you live or any one you like better." and you can pay us back ru easy as paying rent. macht, kpoi Estate aud BanJtmg, Mcht Bailding. HE. Fayette st. jelSxlm FOR SALE-MOUNT 'VERNON PLACE, NEAR WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

A VERY DELIGHTFUL HOME SALE AT MODERATE PRICE. M. J. BRANDT. 11 E.

Read street. "BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE" Inspect these new two-story elaborate-ly finished HOUSES on West Fayette K-'i street (2500 block), between Catherine 5 and Shipley streets (2500 block West -X Baltimore street), enameled tuba and sewer drainage, low Annex taxes. i. siid-palnted ceilings, tiled vestibules, andV containing everything 1, an up-to-date nouse. tico or uouses, Eleven Hundred Dollars ($1,100) each very low ground rent.

Terms arranged to suit purchaser. Take Gay street and Baltimore street cars going west and get off at the end of the car line and walk two squares north. Apply to "WALTER L. WESTPIIAIi, Builder, on Premises. .1600 BLOCK N.

APPLETON ST. ROMAN BRICK PORCH FRONTS. ELECTRIC LIGHTED. OPEN UNTIL lO P. M.

i References 112 SATISFIED PURCHASERS, -v RECENT SALES: Jas. L. Cassard, buyer for Stewart Co. Windsor, manager for Hamburger Co. i 1L Arnold, general passenger agent.

Annapolis "Short Line. H. Schamberger, principal of public schools. -Howard Jester, vnth Carroll Sons Company. Mayer, manager for Armour Co.

Edw. Stonesifer. cf Estabrook 131 E. German st. Frederick Leder.

of Leder Co. I'- Lee S. Moran. with Hirshberg Hollander Cot $17000 ONLY $1,000 For one of those modern two-story DWELLINGS Robinson street, between Lombard and Pratt streets; buff brick fronts, with marble trimmings and all modern conveniences, such as complete sewerage drainage, cement cellars, Bidewalks and yards; 'handsomely decorated ceilings, vestibules, etc. street paved with vitrified brick positively the best vhouses for the money in East Baltimore.

Take Fair-mount avenue car going east, get off at Baltimore street and East avenue and walk one square south. Sold on easy terms. JOHN T. DONOHUE, Builder, Jelxlm On premisesw FOR SALE C.BEST-BUILT HOUSES IN BALTIMORE. GROUND RENT ONLY S4.

ESTATE OF PETER GROGAN. Preston street and Milton avenue. WILL BUY A TWO-STORY dwelling Vjju ON CARROLLTON renting for iw per monrn; pays i- jas. a. BfcALMEAK ON 3Q1 Fidelity Building.

WHERE VALUES WILL INCREASE." 3100 Block N. Calvert St. Three stories. 9 rooms, 2 baths, steam heat, front and back porches; price $4,000, $200 cash balance same as rent. Open day, night and Sundays.

NERS REALTY Zu 2405. 263 Calvert Bldg. 3v REAL ESTATE TOR RENT. 1321 Cathedral st. 19 W.

Franklin st 2110 Mt. Ttoyal Ter. Eutaw Place. E. Centre st.

XC0 St. Paul st. 745 W. North N. Calvert st.

-7 226 Bolton st- lolf St. Paul st. SOS N. Calvert st- T2S N. Howard st.

2305 N. Calvert st. 1S24 Greenmount ave. K. Madison st.

143 E. North ave. 612 N. Howard st. 1603 PaTk Place.

1403 Park ave. 1716 St. Paul st, 626 N. Calvert st, 2125 Maryland ave. 101)1 Linden ave.

933 McCulloh et. 1917 Park ave. 1417 John st, 2329 N. Calvert st, 702 E. Preston st 767 W.

Saratoga st. 1417 W. Saratoga st. Urn lni I-anrensst- E. Cor.

laiaveitc tr. uu tuwuim ok Cottage, West Arlington. P. C. DUGAN NEPHEW, 16 East Lexington St.

OWNER OF NICE HOUSE. 800. Block West 'North avenue, will lease for Dwelling, Millinery, at reasonable price if taken at once. Address- 8 41Q. Sun office.

jellilm ooo MADISON near North kitchen fimt floor: iecently put in beautiful order; rent e.xAlORTON SON. 211 St, Panl st. Far RENT 521 N. CHARLES in best busunesa and residence section cf Baltimore: In I thorough repair; newiy pojutcu, ottiuc uui, rtitrn heat; suiUble for rtej dressniakers and apartmeats. -25-7t D.

STERETT GITTINGS. 707 Maryland Trust Building. 3100 BLOCK N. CALVERT, STORIES. 2 BATHS.

SPECIAL INDUCB- urVTS Tf PARTIES DESIRING TO RENT EW VnIrI-EALTY COMPANY, ST. PAUL 2-105. vad T- ftllTI.FOTtD AVE. two-story, iimtM nuiiH! mission finish, rjorch -f- front; all modem appointments; $35 per moDth to acceptable tenant. Apply uatialjiwai- SON.

2415 Guilford avenue. Jl4xlm oo-t ct a ITT. ST. newlv Danered and painted oa mnro stMm heat, electric light; in beauti- ful order. Apply -y-Vf "t.t'iX.U TAIIW OT .4 7 iplfxlra FOE RENT TWO-STORY BUILDING 30S Truitland street; desirable for any businesc.

Ap- 523t 321 St. Paul street. AND 14. ATTRACTIVE TWO-STORY HOUSES, Appleton near Kiggs lltfl and llOJJ; conveniences, jao. a.

AU SON 301 Fidelity BIdg. GILMOR. near Harlem Square, front and back; S3. R. L.

LEE, 232 St. Taul strett. 13eoxt tsiO W. FAYETTE, rooms and bath CAUGHY. HEARN CARTER, "t'JSxtf 21S East Lexington street.

frft RENT-1304 N. GILMOR lO ROOMS AND BATH: IN COMPLETE ORDER: WOULD SUIT TWO FAMILIES; fi.tl MONTH Arry 102 N. GILMORor H. NMi ROSED ALE TERRACES 4t CUES ACO PARK. ACRES, WATERFRONTS AND LOTS.

REMEMBER THE FOUR GREAT BARGAINS. BARGAIN NO. 1. 35 LOT, DOWN. SOc PER WEEK.

BARGAIN NO. 2. THREE LOTS FOR $100. DOWN. 1 PER WEEK.

BARGAIN NO. 3. S230-ONE ACRE." DOWN. S1.SO PER WEEK. BARGAIN NO.

4. SHORE LOT. WITH BUNGALOW. SIOODOWN, 815 PER MONTH, OK $10 DOWN AND $5 PER WEEK. Tk car tn Hall'sC Eastern avenue, where i our launch and agent will tneet you, or i MEET THE AUTO BU8 FOR ROSED ALB AND CHESICO AT THEHIGHUND- STa SAT.

AT 3.30: SUNV 0.30, lOO ISO. 2.30. 3-rfo AND 4.30. RETURNING EVERY HOUR. CITYCO REALTY 263 CALVERT BUILDING.

St. Paul 2405. 2 PARK HILL. DO YOU WANT TO LIVE IN DRUID HILL PARK? ON GREEN SPRING AND WOODBERRY AVENUES. Not the usual suburban offer, but the chance of a lifetime to practically live in 2 Druid Hill Park.

Cool, shady, delightful lots, cottages and bungalows for sale on easy terms. Call our office and we will have the agent meet you, or on Saturday afternoon and all day Sunday our agent will be on the prop erty. Take Park Heights avenue car to Wood-berry avenue, at the park gate, and follow tho nrk fmr two blocks to Green Spring ave- nue, where this property is located. CITYCO REALTY Bt. Paul 2405.

203-9 Calvert Bldg. 3 THE most complete 2-story, semi-detached porch- front nouses in me suourDs 01 rauimiure, nu umall farm to each house. Entrance to rear fast Sll itaMn fmr the keenimr of autos. Hot-water beat, sewers, instantaneous water heaters. Our heat ing system something new.

county taxes always. Must be seen to be appreciated. Apply at OFFICE, 4716 Park Heights to JAS. B. YEATMAN.

Get off at Linden. Terms to sun you. jeai.t VALLEY VIEW PARK, BEL AIR ROAD, CLOSE TO THE CITY. Two Handsome New Cottages: all Modem Conveniences. Ideal place for Suburban Home.

Come out and see for yourself. Open for Inspection. Low price. Easy terms. HOUSE Sir large rooms, toilet, furnace, porch on two sides; fruit, asparagus, witn aoout i ic, a i it c.

iniwf rstv- sell at once, $2,30. E. D. KEEBLE, 324 N. Howard.

Mt Vernon 1247. TWO adjoining building LOTS, 40x120 feet on tteisterstown roaa, near iiirauuc, single or together Address je6x6t JOHN T. ELLIOTT. Raspeburg. Md.

440T FREDERICK AVE. fine location; cheap to quicR Duyer; owner learai caj. PREMISES or AUGUSTINE J. QUINN. 314 Law Building, mxxt NOTICE.

AnT nnn nf limited means desiring to obtain a home in the best section of Baltimore finest suburbs can secure the land absolutely free. We will assist you in building. Write for this proposition -nrA ora thn larffest tract in Ttnltimnrn conntv: 4D0 feet above sea level. Great panorama view of the Chesapeake Bay. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT One of the finest estates in Baltimore suburbs, with beautiful Colonial Mansion, handsome lawn.

fine old trees and several tenant nouses, houses, gag house. Ice house and all conveniences for a gentleman's country seat, complete. Orreat chance for one desiring an ideal place. Address lOOO. Sun office.

Je24xlrn $49 AND UPWARDS. LARGE LOTS AT ENGLISH CONSUL ESTATE. 5c CAR FARE. First Buburban development on B. and A.

Electric Line; 12 minutes ride; second stop out; high and healthy. Over-looking city and bay; moderate restrictions; suburban attractions; city advantages. Money loaned to assist building. Agents on premises each day from 9 A. M.

to 5.30 P. M. Free excursions each day and Sunday to see property. Cars leave B. and A.

Station at 9 A. 11 A. 1 P. M-, 3 P. M.

and 5 P.M. See Agents at Park Avenue Station with Bed Badges for Free Tickets. CHAS. J. HULL.

211 N. Calvert st. Office Open Until 9 o'clock. OR IN FEE: BARGAIN: lO-ROOM wnauri; ham alku lui mabui; HENNERY: FLNE SHAUJ4TKEES Tic UAK- FARE. Apply on PREMISES, Gwynn Oak and i ti riDTrvrfn -i East Lexington street.

24x3t 12 ROOM COTTAGE MODERN CONVEN IENCES: BEAUTIFUL GKOUSU3: OVEB AM FKlflBV nnHVV T.T Rr. PARR PHONE. MADISON 142Q-Y. 23x7t FRAME COTTAGE. side lots, on Jefferson st cheap: easy terms good condition; fine shade; near car line.

A. ROBINSON WHITE, 213 St. Paul street. Je9xlm fcfi rrnfl VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE on iawn road. Roland Park, for sale to quick buyer for $6,500.

tAsy terms. 219 Equitable Bldg. H. R. M.

THOM. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A HOME? fc BLO OMINGD ALE ROAD AND RIGGS AVE. ALL MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE HOMES. FOR SALE OR RENT. REASONABLE PRICES.

EASY TERMS. OPEN DAILY. AGENT ON PREMISES. i I. BlUBtnaitin, cu ii-ijc-n, 820 EQUITABLE BUILDING.

P. PHONE. ROLAND PARK RESIDENCE WITH LARGE, WELL-EQUIPPED GARAGE. 211 WOODLAWN ROAD will be sold to settle 4. T.n.rHorA tVttotKian.

lAlL BOIlin. Handsome, roomy, beautifuUy decorated through-mt within last few months. Hot-water heat, two baths, exceptionally large porches. 12 rooms; very attractive price xo gg Executor. JelOxlm 224 St.

Paul street. SHERWOOD SEVEN ACRES: Modern Cottage; 12 rooms, x. batns, staoie ana ouiduiuiujb; un surpassed location. G. HOWARD WHITE SON, Jel2xtm 1127 2 Calvert Building, BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE on Cook's lane, opposite Ten Hillsi near Edmondson ave.

short distance from cars: 10 rooms and bath; porches, lawn, trees and shrubbery fine water. jel2xlro CHARLES MORTON. 2Q9 St. Paul st. an ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITION, COTTAGE at Roland Park; 11 rooms.

2 orien fireplaces, not-water neat. jelSxlm 3Q1 Fidelity Building. fjRTcAT SACRIFICE, Wttfn1. Sunnrban 12-Room COTTAGES: two baths. Lot 50x130.

JOHN W. BROWN, lioxlm 33 Calvert Building. UUK PARK HEIGHTS AVE. porch front; rooms: gas; electricity; laundry; sewer connec tion; 5c car fare; very aesiraDie. C.

Art. 271. ROBT. L. PHILLIPS mltatf 46Q4 Park Heights.

FOR SALE. Handsome WHITE STUCCO RESIDENCE, with attractive grounds, on Goodwood uaraen. ROLAND PARK, WHYTE THOMPSON. 104 E. Lexington st.

BARGAIN 2-story brick, slate-roof DWELLING; north side KATE 100 yards east Garrison easy terms. E. M. CROMWELL. OS-10 Keyser Bldg.

jSxw.f.sulm TWO beautifully located up-to-date COTTAGES, with every convenience; also HALF-ACRE LOTS; must be seen to be appreciated: protected property near Green Spring, Mount Washington. Apply to mylxeotf S. E. premises. LAUREL HILL.

FOR SALE Beautiful Building Lota, containing an acre or more, on Edmondson and Laurel Hill aves. and Nunnery lane, along Ellicott City electric line, near Catonsville, GEO. W. LINDSAY SONS. 112 N.

Paca st. t7 nOfl IN FEE Strictly modern 10-room TAGE on direct car line; just com pleted: half -acre lot: beautiful view: hot-water heat; tiled bath: sleeping porch; sun parlor; gas and electricity; hardwood trim; parquetry floors; jjenecL wvrerage; cemut cellar; open iireiu'e. rtu- diess BOX 433 Sua office. trnr sitp I GREAT BARGAIN FINE RESIDENCE Best Built and Best Located House in Windsor Hills. Practically New.

OWNER LEAVING CITY. HOUSE DESIGNED BY WYATT NOLTING, AltCIIITECTS. LOT 200x125. BEAUTIFUL LOCATION. GROUNDS IN FINE CONDITION.

ELECTRIC LIGHT, GAS, CITY -v WATER. HALF HOUR TO CITY ON MOUNT HOLLY CABS. APPLY TO W. E. FERGUSON, EQUITABLE BUILDING.

BIG BARGAIN. Have cut up Into 1, 3, 5. 10 and 25 acres, small Ponltrv. Orohaivi anil riaiYlnn Vmir a beautiful. high, dry.

fertile tract of 1,000 acres of farm land on electric line; 10c. car fare; store, school, church, canning factory, number of houses already built; healthy locality: ideal suburban residential place. To develnn ouicklv nnd Ferare residents we offer a few of our $1,000 Cottage Homes at half price, $500. which includes one acre ground, on corner, fronting 50-foot street, two sides and 20-foot alley in renr. and ctktt littl flve-room Cottage (brand new) outfitted with fine well water, wire fences.

poultry and pigeon houses, stame, raoDij pen, assorted fruit and berry orchard, flower and vegetable irsrden. Total nrice for all. $500. on terms $50 down and $3 weekly. Adjoining acreage can be had for $40 acre, on terms aown ua out.

weekly. Beautiful residence lots fronting electric railway; size 25x140 feet; only $10 each cash, or $15, terms $1 dawn and 25c. weekly, and wdl build anv kind of house thereon on installment plan. Free excursion to the place every day. including Sundav.

at 7, 11 and 3 o'clock. Get tickets. GRAND VIEW PARK COMPANY. 41 Gnnther Building, comer St. Paul and Fayette sta.

25x2t SEND FOR New Illustrated BOOKLET "A Community of Homes." It tells how easily you can buy a NEW MODERN HOME Or Building Lot or Site at BANCROFT PARK. If the nlnn meets with vour arjOTOVal. you will be lavins tne lounaauon tor your neaiui ana mcreaaiuB wealth. Call, phone or write for a booklet today. Tee.

BANCROFT PARK COMPANY. Town Office, 644 Equitable Building. C. P. Phone.

St. Paul 1616. WM. L. HA WORTH.

Mgr. J25r2t FOR SALE Attractive, modem 10-room COTTAGE on ivversnam avenue, uurann, iwrar xotb car line; water, gas and electricity; lot 75x210; in fee or subject to ground rent. Apply -McINTOSH THRIFT. 213 St. Paul st.

AT T.AT7R.AVILLE. HARFORD ROAD. BARGAIN Two beautiful COTTAGES. 6 rooms and hath, flnishe1 attic: cemented cellar: under ground drainage; 5-cent fare 3 minutes' walk from car; county taxes, uorner vvmax ana Oliver ave nues. DITJLir.

DUKELAND PARK. BRICK COTTAGE HOMES. Have never been equaled for quality, twice or conveniences 31 sold only left. Buy now. Seventh street will be an as- pnait Douievara.

ine nximonason ave- nue-Walbrook line goes direct to Duke- 2S03 DTjkELAND AVENUE. Keys at office of company. DUKELAND PARK COMPANY, Q44 Equitable Building. 'BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME 55 ACRES on Wilkens avenue, near Ca-tonsvUle, two miles from the city. Exceptional view.

Very reasonable. J. W. HARVEY SON. 1004 UNION TRUST BUILDING.

MORRELL PARK, BREITWERT AVENUE. i(2 ino TV FEE. NEW ft-ROOM COTTAGE. Lot 60x120 feet two squares to cars cement walks, gas, etc. Terms: $100 cash, balance $18 per month.

Take Columbia avenue car to terminus and inquire for Breitwert avenue. DAVID S. ROSS, on premises, j25x2t or 72G Law Building. FOREST PARK-362J5 FAIRVIEW AVENUE. Owner having left the State, will sacrifice beautiful (corner) COTTAGE; perfect order; 11 rooms; bargain to quick buyer-also pretty Cottage, W.

Arlington, cheap. Apply SOP American Bldg. FOR SALE OR LEASE GROUND AT IRVING- TON, in the county: will make 10 lots 13 teet 6 inches front; demand for cheap houses; county taxes; oc. tare: gas. water.

2ox2t W. L. HAWORTH, Q44 Equitable Bldg, mToir nw oprt 11171 Ifl'im 1 1 7- near Cockeysville. with adjoining land. I will sell with small deposit and the rest on mortgage to suit.

Address 755. Sun office.J2xlm TTOfR AT HAMILTON. 12 rooms, fruit, shade, flowers, acre and a half ground fine place for summer boarders. See NORWOOD, end of car line. je21xlm COTTAGE 3010 FAIRVIEW Forest Park; will sell cheap; owner leaving town.

joxr TEN HILLS. LOTS 100x200 or larger twice the size of the usual suburban lot, yet cost no morel Mile-frontage on Edmondson avenue. Finished COTTAGES for sale! Electric light, gas, water: modern sewerage SYSTEM; macadam roads; cement sidewalks. Beautiful view from EVERY lot. Booklet free.

Ellicott City car direct, without change or transfer. TEN HILLS. ELEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE, containing all mod ern conveniences, lot 105x140: Roarers avenue. west of Park Heights avenue. Can be bought at a moderate price, umas.

w. Maryland Casualty Building. Jel4xlm COTTAGE BELAIR ROAD, must be sold: lot 50x150, 8 rooms and bath Valley View and Cross streets: Valley View Park. J19xlm TH03. BOND, 619 Qaither Bldg, BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN BALTIMORE'S FINEST SUBURBS- 3: LENOX.

I THE INCOMPARABLE1 tf ADJOINING FOREST PARK OST THE NORTH. The best restricted suburban develop-if ment. Every city convenience ready for you. Lots 60 feet wide and more. jZ Any reasonable terms granted.

I MONT ALTO, 3: the beautiful wooded, park. like suburb, '-v north of walbrook and we8t 3 of garrison; avenue. ife All conveniences. Fine shade. Well re- i'z stricted.

Prices and upward, These lots are selling very rapidly because 3 of their splendid value and low prices. Get 'if a choice one now. No taxes nor interest until January 1913, i THE RE ALTY SECURITIES I CORPORATION, HARRY E. GILBERT, PRESIDENT. 301 BT.

PAUI. STREET. I A-S St J'-O t. Wi. 5 Ji Z.

W. J1 WWW Wfe WANTED SUBURBAN. WANTED SMALL COUNTRY PLACE within 10 miles of city-near railroad or electric line; must be cheap; will pay cash. Address S0. Sun office.

je8xlm FOR RENT SUBURBAN. A few very attractive and well-furnished Houses for rent for the summer. WHYTE THOMPSON, 104 E. Lexington, st. COTTAGE ON LINWOOD TUXEDO PARK, above Roland Park; all modern conveniences, $25.

Apply to JOHN F. CARTER, C. P. Phone, Walbrook 474. Arlington 235.

j21x7t BEAUTIFUL 12-room COTTAGE; lawns and shade; fins decorations; hot water heat, hardwood floors; just completed; Elgin nr. Twelfth st. Phone, Wal. 892 R. Minor.

legxtf FOR RENT. FURNISHED COUNTRY PLACES. THOMPSON "04 Lejiogtoa PARK GIVES NUMEROUS OPINIONS Retiring: Cleric Of Decides, Should Have Six Months To Complete Work Ot Office. Attorney-General Isaac Lobe Straus yes terday gave a score of opinions touching many important legal questions. He spent the entire day at work on the problems which had been referred to him.

Mr. Straus holds that the bills amending the charters of the Commercial Savings Bank of Cumberland and the Fidelity Savings Bank of Frostburg are both illegal. The bilU were -passed by the Legislature. In reaching this conclusion Mr. Straus said' that the subjects were not properly described in the title and that the bills were so vague and confused as to be without that certainty and intelligibility necessary to a1 valid -statute.

Both institutions are already in operation, the object of the new legislation being to give them broader powers. At the request of State's Attorney Stifler, of Harford Mr. Straus passed upon the legal fight which has' been going on for some months between Clerk of the Court John A. Robinson and former Clerk William S. Forward.

The opinion also affects every incoming and outgoing Clerk of the Court and Register of Wills in the State. Mr. Robinson succeeded Mr. Forward and they disagreed in regard to the completion of the work of the office and the collection of the fees. Mr.

Straus holds that the retiring clerk should be allowed six months from the date of his retirement to complete the unfinished work of his office, for which he should receive the fees. During that period of six months the retiring clerk has the right to collect money due the office for the work done in his term or completed by him in the six months, subject to the right of the State or the Comptroller's office. The new clerk is entitled to the account books of the former clerk containing fee accounts of the office. In an opinion to State's Attorney Wil-lard, of Frederick county, Mr. Straus holds that the purchasers of a distillery or stock of liquors must take out licenses under the State law in order to sell the liquors which they purchased.

He sent an opinion to Adjutant-General Warfield concerning the right of officers of the Veteran Corps of the Fifth Maryland Regiment be placed on the retired list. The last Legislature passed a joint resolution requesting the Attorney-General to test the question of the jurisdiction of the State cn the Conduit road, which runs from Washington through Montgomery county. Mr. Straus has named Mr. Robert B.

Peter, of Montgomery county, as assist ant counsel in the case. Court proceedings will be Instituted within a few months. GETS $21.000 FROM ESTATE Judge Nile Awards Nicholas Mar-key Deposits In Banks. In an opinion rendered yesterday Judge Niles, In the Circuit Court, decided that Nicholas Markey, the executor for the estate of the late Mrs. Rose C.

Markey, was the owner of $11,000 on, deposit in the Eutaw Savings Bank, $5,000 in the Central Savings Bank and $5,000 in stock in the Alabama Home Building and Loan Association. At the death of Dr. Joseph E. Clagett the money and stock stood in the joint names of Dr. Clagett and Mrs.

Markey, who was his daughter, "to belong to the survivor," and both were claimed by Alexander H. Robertson, administrator of Dr. Clagett, on the ground that, although Mrs. Markey survived her father, the latter had never perfected the transfer. The account in the Central Savings Bank was In the "in trust" form, which has been approved by the Court of Appeals, but the Eutaw Savings Bank account and the stock read "subject to the order of either and at the death of either to belong to the Messrs.

Edwin G. Baetjer and Alfred Bagby, were counsel for Mrs. Markey's estate. Messrs. Alexander II.

Robertson and Bernard Carter represented Dr. Clagett's estate. It is said the case will probably go to the Court of Appeals. The Banking law passed by the last Legislature provided that where a Joint bank account is made payable to the survivor the bank can safely pay the balance to the survivor without proof of ownership of the money. to REDEEM OLD BONDS Bill Refunding: $2,000 To Schermer Estate Passes Congress.

A special dispatch to The Sex from its Washington Bureau says A Maryland bill with an interesting 6tory back of it was passed by the Senate yesterday afternoon, being called up by Senator John Walter Smith and put through by him in the middle of the filibuster on the Appalachian bill. The measure was introduced in the House by Congressman Talbott, who secured its passage there and had interested both Senators Smith and Rayner in it in the Senate. It is entitled a bill "for the relief of the estate of John V. Schermer," and requires the United States Treasury to redeem two United States bonds belonging to that estate. These bonds are known as consols, of 1865, which issue' was called for redemption by the Government in 1899.

They were formerly owned 'by John V. Schermer, of Baltimore, and were given by him for safekeeping to Ernest Neurath, also of Baltimore. In 1876 they were stolen, it la alleged, by Mary Miller, who broke into the house of Mr. Neurath, at Park avenue and Fayette street. She was arrested, convicted and served a term in the penitentiary.

The bonds were never recovered and have never been presented for payment. Mr. Schermer died in Baltimore in 1681. The bonds are valued at $1,000 each and the Treasury Department takes the stand that it has no authority to redeem them now without the direction of Congress. The Schermer estate is represented by Albert C.

Ritchie, at whose request Mr. Talbott introduced the bill. COURT PROCEEDINGS Ckiminal Coobt Judge Duffy. Conspiracy Charles ruber, Hamilton W. Liffht-ner, William H.

Zimmerman and William B. Shipley; before reported; not guilty. Court adjourned subject to call. Circuit Codbt Judge yilea. Divorces granted to Dave A.

Wintemitz from Leah B. Winternitz, to Florence King- from Charles King and to Nannie C. Reshneck from Emory Resaneck. Cikccit Cocrt No. 2 Judge Stockbridge.

Divorces gTanted to John H. Law son from Carrie H. Lawson, to Benedict F. Yates from Ros E. late and to Lucylle Marks from Henry Marks.

Oephans' Codbt Judges Block, Gaither and Dunn. Letters Testamentary Granted Estate of Annie Dietnch to Harry Dietrich, bond $S00 Letters of Administration Granted Estates of Rebecca A. ternandis to Erans Pernandis, bond $300; of Lyman Hanstead to John W. Ranstead, Frank F- Alexander Preston (pendente lite), bond $200,000. Inventories Filed-Estates of Elizabeth T.

Briscoe, $10- Won Doe Let, $46; Israel Griffith, $782. Lasts of Debts Filed Estates of Annie H. Phillips. Israel Griffith, $2,239. Administration Account Pasted Estate of Annie H.

Phillips. $4,825. Sales Ratified Estates of George H. Thalheimer, $500; Elvencedore Plurnley, $1,400. United States Cibcdit.Cocbt Judge Morris.

United States ts. Frank F. Graham and Title Guarantee and Surety Company cf Scranton, before reported; verdict for plaintiff for $50,000. ClBCDIT COCBT FOB BALTIMORE COCNTT. Judges Burke and Duncan.

tit 1' i- i Towson, June 25. West Arlington Land Company va. Kalbach; sub curia. Leroy vs. Matthews; motion for new trial overruled and demurrer in equity case argued and held sub curia.

Assignment for Monday, June 27. Criminal Docket Larceny, Edward Jackson; George Smith and Cornelius Shriver; bastardy, H. Trefftnger, alias Young Britt; receiving stolen goods, Frank and Angelina Dantonl; sale of liquor on Sunday, Catherine C. Kenney (two cases) assault with intent to murder. Allen Sterensfrti William Jones; carrying concealed weapons, William Jones.

Former Baltimorean Hurt. Mr. C. E. Trlplett, formerly of Balti-i more, and now assistant manager of the Harlem Central Hotel, New York, was badly cut by breaking a glass door Thursday afternoon.

Mr. Trlplett entered a room across the hall from his office. He tried to open the door, but it was held by someone on the other side. Mr. Trlplett's weight fell against the door, whl was of' glazed plate glass.

His rshBetier crushed the glass, pieces of whfene lit his arm, and shoulder. It is thrgtoa fjione of his in juries wm Kiove set- Says He Will Issve Order To Department Heads Urging Granting Of Leaves Of Absence. A report Is current that employes III State and municipal offices who are members of the Maryland National Guard will not be granted leaves of absence to enable them to take part In the encampment at Gettysburg July 1 to 9. When this was brought to the attention of Major-General Henry M. Warfield yesterday, he said "I have not as yet received notification that any of the city or State officials have refused to grant leave of absence to the members of the National Guard in their departments.

If these officials should decline to permit the members of the Guard in their offices to attend the encampment, I should deeply regret It. I shall, no doubt, receive word in the next few days if this is the case. Should I receive notification, I would at once take the subject up with the proper city and State officials and endeavor to point out to them the Importance of granting the members of the Guard In their employ the right to attend the encampment. "It is highly important these men should be permitted to go to this encampment. They are the men who would be called upon to protect the State in time of trouble.

It Is necessary that they should be given an opportunity to receive instruction in the war game. These men get only a week's training each year, and if they miss "this, they have their weekly drills only to develop them in this respect." Mayor Mahooi said: "I am willing to co-operate with General Warfield. I shall be glad to issue an order similar to the one I gave out last year which urged the heads of the various departments to allow employes who were members' of the National Guard leaves of absence in order that they might attend the encampment. There might arise certain emergencies in the departments which would demand that a few of the members of the companies be detained. I know of no such condition at the present time, and I believe that every member of the Guard now In the city employ should be permitted to go to the encampment." It will be a lively time for the Guardsmen on the moralng of July 1.

Special trains will take the Fifth Regiment from Baltimore to the campgrounds. Troop A and Company of the Hospital Corps, will also go to Gettysburg that mornlngr. The First Regiment, from the Eastern Shore and Southern Maryland, will come to Baltimore on the preceding day and will leave for the camp about the same time. WARDEN WEYLER DENIES IT Replies To Attaek Made In Federation Of Labor Publication. Another attack is made on Warden Wey-Ier, of the penitentiary, In the National Federation of Labor publication.

He Is accused of having an account of $1,100 with the Baltimore Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Company. An editorial In this month's issue says "In addition, might it not be a profitable source of investigation for either the board of directors or perhaps some more impartial authority to investigate the books of the Baltimore Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Company and see whether there Is not a charge account of $1,100 to Warden Weyler, and Investigate the books of other manufacturing concerns having contracts with the Maryland Penitentiary for prison labor, whether thera are not other sums of money charged to Warden Weyler's account? To ascertain whether there was not a change from the personal account of Mr. Weyler to a debit and credit, profit and loss account for the defeat of legislation regulating prison labor then pending before the Congress of the United States?" "I brand this statement a lie," said Warden Weyler yesterday. "It's so ridiculous that It makes me laugh. My books are open, as is my institution, and I defy anyone lo prove that there Is anything wrong at the Maryland Penitentiary.

If any firm has any book which will show that I have-an account there, the members of the firm can explain why my name is on the hook. As far as the Baltimore Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Company is concerned I would like to say that Mr. Samuel Gompers, president of the federation, tells an untruth if he says I have a personal account with the shoe company." GOVERNMENT GETS VERDICT 31 r. Graham, It Is Alleged, Did Xot Finish Granite Work By Contract. The case of the United States against Frank F.

Graham and the Title Guarantee and: Surety Company, of Scranton, one of the most important in the amount of money Involved, and one of the longest in point of duration of trial that ever came before the United States Circuit Court for Maryland, went to the Jury Friday afternoon. A sealed verdict in favor of the Government for $30,000, the full amount of the bond sued on, was rendered yesterday. The trial of this case began on June 1 and occupied nearly four weeks. It was tried before Judge Morris. The Government was represented by United States District Attorney Hill and Assistant District Attorney McLanahan.

This Is the first civil case that they havs tried for the Government since their taking Office, and at its conclusion they were complimented on Its conduct. The defendants were represented by Messrs. George R. Gaither, Charles F. Harley and Garnett T.

Clark. The suit arose out of the building of a new white granite building in Washington for the National Museum, which has been erected by the United States for the use of the Smithsonian Institution. Mr. Graham, of Baltimore, made a contract with the Government for $140,000 -for cutting the granite for the south pavilion of the building. It is claimed by the Government that he did not carry out his contract and that, having abandoned It, the Government undertook its completion, and thereafter brought suit for some $56 000, the cost of completion.

The National Museum Building cost ore $3,500,000 and was erected under the direction of Bernard R. Green, the Government civil engineer, who built the Library of Congress and the Army and Navy Building. Mr. Green was one of the most Important witnesses for the Government, and his examination consumed over a week. Dr.

Charles Walcott, the secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, was another important witness for the Government. TO HEAR REQUISITION PLEA Case Of Georgre V. J. Jones Comes Before Governor Tomorrow. Governor Crothers tomorrow will hear the application for requisition for George W.

J. Jones, who is wanted by the Harris-burg (Pa.) authorities to answer the charge of larceny of a gold watch valued at $40. At the request of former Congressman Charles R. Schirm the case will be heard in the Court of Common Pleas, in order that the lawyers may refer to law books In the discussion of legal points involved. Attorney-General Isaac Lobe Straus will represent the State, and it is probable that he will have charge of the hearing, as the Governor has several Important board meetings scheduled for the same time.

Claims 10,000 For Injuries. Mrs. Carrie Powell sued the Mount Ter-non-Woodberry Cotton Duck Company and the Consolidated Cotton Duck Company In the Superior Court yesterday, through William Colton, attorney, to recover $10,000 damages for Injuries received by her on June 8 while working in the mill of the companies at Mount Vernon. It Is alleged that she was struck in the side and severely hurt by a truck which another woman was. wheeling.

Thought She Knew, But Did Not. When Viola Evans, 1428 Duker alley, was arrested by Patrolman Gordon yesterday on the charge of being habitually disorderly, she confided to her friends that she would be out again In 30 days as she knew how things went in the courtroom. She reckoned without her. host. Justice O'Neill, before whom she was arraigned, committed her to the House of Correction for six months.

The woman seemed a jtJaat lific WprjhAcs. hM vu.N. 2SO St. raul etreeu 1 i 1- 1.