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THE SUN, BALTIMORE, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1909. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE- FOR SALE-SUBURBAN- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT. FOR SALE SUBURBAN- FOR SALE SUBURBAN. Benjamin F. Bennett to EUen M.

Schaerfer, 8.W.S. Carey nr. Carroll. 14x75. 782.61 Same to Frances C.

Sproule ami wife, S.W.S. Carey nr. Carroll, 2 lots 1.M7.82 Same to Katherine A. Taylor. s.w.s.

Carey nr. Carroll. 3 lots 2,347.83 Same to Eliza M. Schaeffer. s.w.s.

Carey nr. Carroll, 11x75 782.61 SEASIDE REAL ESTATE. FOR ALE A charming SEASIDE HOME at Arundel-on-the-Bay, Maryland, containing seven large 'rooms, furnished, facing the bay- corner lot; beautiful lawn; plenty of shade; seaside and country combined large veranda 30 feet wide good boating; excellent bathing, fishing and crabbing. Address Box Baltimore Sun Bureau. 1300 street Northwest.

Washington. D. C. jl9-2t OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE. Live in a Tunnel? REST FARM FOR HORSES Animal Refuge Solicits Aid For Worthy Charity.

SUCCESSFUL IN OTHER CITIES Wornont Steeds Of Poor Ten mat era AVI1I He Cured Tor On Sir. Turner's Country lMnee. A vacation farm for patent, rllnif, tirrd and wornmit work horses Is planned by the ladles of the Animal RefuRo do if you live in "TOWN," where to end" of your house. Do You Ails You practically have to go to "either AT a Terraces HAMILTON CAR AILSA AVENUE You have the sunshine from all sides and beautiful views surpassed only by Gettysburg. 4 3 $150 to $600 All other lots on Ailsa avenue have been sold at $750 to $1,500 AS ADVERTISED, POSITIVELY BUT 50 LOTS WILL BE SOLD AT PRESENT PRICES.

GAS WATER SCHOOL ON PROPERTY 28 Minutes to City Hall Five-Cent Fare WHITE Representative on Property Every Day. C. and P. Phone, Walbrook 469. Title Guarantee and Trust Co.

will guarantee the title at small cost. FOB 8ALE Those two elegant two-story HOUSE3 (containing six rooms, bath, porcelain fixtures, cemented cellar, vrashtubs and toilet in cellar, easy terms) Nos. 170t and 1T1S NORTH PAY-SON STREET. Open for inspection Sunday from 2 to 4 P. M.

It A SACRIFICE compelled to sell 1717 North Monroe street; 2-story porch front; 6 rooms, including bath gas, electricity, screen shades, awnings and mattinir. Appiv on premises today, or 1378 WEST NORTH AVENUE. It 100 DOWN; TERMS EASY; 6 rooms, pantry, bath; 100 feet straight; expenses less than $1(W; price. $1,300. 2424 E.

FEDERAL. ST. Apply 2426. 2527 McCCLLOH ST. 1033 Harford aTe.

mO blk. E. Lanvale. 70) blk. Preston.

Greene and Saratoga sts. busy corner. Apply JON. C. RUlitKo, 21 0 E.

Lexington St. SIO N. FCLTON three-story DWELLING equal to new. containing two baths, laundry in cellar, back porch low ground rent easy terms. Key at No.

815- j3)-3t SOS N. MILTON 2-story House; venienceg low ground rent. all con-j20-3t THKEE-STORY DWELLING on Linden avenue, 41 nine room 3 and ba.th: all in rine repair. CAUGHY. HEARN CARTER, 218 East Lexington street.

NEW TWO-STORY DWELLING, 1 3f COLE STREET, r.ear Mount take Wilkens arenue cars; beautifully decorated: all conveniences; low ground rent; a snap; only $.30 cash and balance same as rent; open every day. CHARLE3 W. HURST. Both Phones. 1201 Calvert Building.

1111 E. PRESTON Dwelling; price, S2.0W; subject to Sii ground rent excellent condition rents for S25 per month. L. T. ODEND'HAL, 227 St.

Paul street. "jl9-3t BEST BARGAIN IN TTIE CITY. 2931 VkALBKtJOK AVE. 8 rooms; new sewer connection: fine condition; will sell cheap or rent low. 22, Sun oflioe.

jl9-3t LOOK AT 2100 BROOK FIELD AVENUE Must be sold; it is the comer; modem in eTery way all light rooms. SAiTL P. MORTON 211 St. Paul. S-tOO CASH, balance on B.

A. mortgage, for modern two-storv. North east Section; near St. Paul' Church. CRUSE.

215 St. Paul street. jl8-eo2t FOR SALE 42; N. BOND ST. 3-story; 7 rooms-ground rent.

517.28. Apply WITHIN. 2007 BOLTON STREET A bargain; in fee. 132 NORTH GILMOR STREET. 723 GREENMOL'NT AVENUE, in fee.

lfJOO ST. PALL STREET. 112 ALBEMARLE STREET. 14K BUX MADISON AVENUE. WEST PRESTON and House in rear.

1030-1032 RIVERSIDE VERY LOW. G33 Ji5-G37-3 W. GERMAN ST. A real bnrgain; income nearly $3,000. COTTAGE AND ACRES, near Emory Grove.

COTTAGE AND 1 5 ACRES. Blue Ridge. Summit. 407 NORTH EXETER STBEET. 449 EAST TWENTY -SECOND STREET.

1900 BLOCK BALTIMORE in fee. IBIS WEST FAYETTE STREET. J27 McCULLOH. in fee- CHEAP, IN FEE. Mf WEST LEE STREET, CHEAP.

FINE FARM, I.OUDOL'N COUNTY. VA. TWO DWELLINGS. WEST GERMAN AND TWO IN REAR: BARGAIN. OTHER PROPERTIES LOW.

MAURICE LAUPHEIMER. JlS-St Ol CALVERT BUILDING. FOR SA1 E. 1227 LINDEN AVENUE, IN FEE Fine Corner House (vicinity homes of Hon. James Gary and ex -Governor Wariield); 25 feet front.

This house is powerfully built; has its own nitration Clant, large dining room, with handsome mirrors; itchen first floor; well-equipped laundries, large built-in wardrobes, closets and 11 bedrooms; suitable for a fine homa or apartment house. For full irformatlon apply to SAMUEL B. WILSON, FOR SALE 16 SOUTH THIRD STREET. u-Baltimore street, aud 400 LEA KRTON AVENUE, Hiphlandtown good Corner Stores, uitable for any kind of business; new neighborhood easy terms. Apply on premises.

Take Fair-mount avenue car, jc7-tf 1053 W. FAYETTE LOW PRICE; IN FEE OR WITH GROUND RENT; NO COMMISSIONS. OWNER ON PREMISES. jl7-4t DON'T BUY A HOUSE UNTIL YOU HAVE EXAMINED 1600 BLOCK N. APPLETON ST.

THE BEST BUILT TWO-STORY HOUSES IN BALTIMORE. ROMAN BRICK PORCH FRONTS. EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE. "We can refer you to over one hundred satisfied purchasers." d2-tf 830.00. $5MH.

FIFTY DOLLARS CASH, balance to suit purchaser buys one of those new, up-to-date two-tory HOUSES on North Potomac street, between Fairmount avenue and Fayette street; contains all modern conveniences, enameled tubs and sinks, aneled designs in paper hanging, decorated ceilings, etc. vitrified brick street sewer drainage. They must be peen to be appreciated. Agent on premises daily and Sunday. Take Fairmount avenue cars.

Price of' Houses Ten Hundred and Fiftv Dollars Very low ground rent. Appiv to WALTER L. WESTPHAL. Builder, al-tf On premises. MUST BE SOLD.

2421 ST. PAUL STREET. Good condition. Eleven rooms and bath. Stable in rear.

Price. subject to gronrd rent. 2S44 GREENMOUNT AVENUE. Large parlor. Seven rooms and bath.

Modern. Ground rent, $6o. Price, $2,000. Pretty BUNGALOW on Highland avenue; half square from Garrison avenue. Lot 50x130 feet.

Seven rooms and bath, basement, etc. Price, $2,750 Subject to ground rent. SECURITY STORAGE AND TRUST i.t west -North avenue. jl6-7t 1016 MOSHER ST ave. 406 E.

25th St. 705 N. Strieker st. 407 Robert st, 714 Lennox st. 1504 N.

Gay rt. 1100 S. Caroline st. 125 N. Port st T' Frederick ave.

403 N. Pavson Bt. 2S11 Ni Calvert st. 1405 Park ave. Eutaw Place.

1SI8 St. Paul st 2112 Mt. Royal Terrace. 726 N. Howard st.

4M N. Greene st 621 W. Saratoga st. 1239 Myrtle ave. 914 N.

Collinirton avs. S124 Druid Hill ave. S23 N. Caroline st. PIERRE nnnAV x.

vuduVw itno tioiDrooK sc. in30-lm 1G East Lexfogton street 1611 LINDEN AVENUE. THREE-STORY DWELLING, n-lfrvj rooms- 2 Dathsr laundrv in basement, laird Floor. f5ve-rrom (Housekeeping) Apartment, comnlete. Wi'l flnsnce for rie-ht partv CASF.T 15 WEST 20TH Xi-OJl, STREET.

C. P. Phone. Mt, Vernon 2197. DO NOT WASTE TIIE HUNTING FOR A HOUSE.

Let us know your wants. Houses for sale in all sections of the city CAUGHY. HEARN CARTER. St. Paid 218 Lexington st.

COLONIAL RESIDENCE, Near Mount Vernon Place. Address Address jel7-lm TOO. Sun office. LIKE THE HOUSE IN WHICH YOU i-l VE or do you know of one you like better? in either cose, we will buy vou the House and you can pay back in weekly or monthly payments like rent. E.

Macht, Macht 11 E. Fayette st G2G W. FRANKLIN Handsome 4-story Dwell- piim utwre, tiiea vestiouie. etc. S14-30 a month.

JAS. A BEiL- MEAR SON 3Q1 FideUty Bldg lm FOR SALE Three-story HOUSE; all modern con-jemencea ,500 block Twentieth st. WIL-LIAM DlNCAN. 7Q7 tSdelity Building. 6t 2-OG LAKE VIEW near Druid Hill Park anl Linden beautiful, new.

3-story; 3 J.eeat finish; lotl6sl42: 2 baths; stean; geat; electricity; low price. T)pen for inspection. PERFECTION HOMES Don't fail to inspect thooe gieat, big, ruomy two- HOCSES NOW NEAR-ING COMPLETION before purchasing elsewhere. Have all the latest up-to-the-minute improvements that you will NOT find in other houses. Expenses low.

Easy term if desired. Agent on premise. GORMAN AVENUE. HIGH, HEALTHY AND DRY. 2SOO BLOCK WEST BALTIMORE STREET.

BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND FAYETTE STREETS. Don't fail to inspect those tine two-story Houses, modern in every respect, with sewer drainage and vitrified brick paved street; low Annex taxes; cost tit houses. ground rent. $St) per vear. Apply JAMES On Premiseat COUNTY TAXES.

COUNTY TAXES. FOR SALE Those new two-story HOUSES on South Third street, near Baltimore strtet; all conveniences; everything up to date: price, $975; ground rent, $39 per year; terms to suit purchaser. Take airmount avenue and Sparrows Point cars. Agent always on the premi-es. WALTER L.

WESTPHAL. COUNTY TAXES. COUNTY Also new HOUSES at Lombard and Fifth streets, Highlandtown price, SSSO; low ground rent; terms to suit purchasers. Take Fairmount avenue and Sparrows Point cars. jel-tf 2405 BARCLAY three stori.

eight rooms and bath. This is a beautiful marble-front House, near St. Ann's Church; to a uuick buyer only $1400. WILLIAM WALLACE, owner. 1727 Pennsylvania avenue.

C. P. Phone. ni23-lm FOR SALE New 3-story HOUSES 2343 AND 2345 W. NORTH AVE.

will on easy terms. JOHN T. MURPHY, iel-tf 232 St. Paul st. IOR SALE Modem 2-story, porch-front HOUSE; latest improvements: hot-water heating; terms reasonable.

Apply 214 HARFORD ROAD. near Thirtieth street, opposite Clifton Park. ji2-14t DESIRABLE DWELLINGS FOR SALE in all i arts, of the city. VALUES ARE INCREAS- ING. Now is the time to buv.

CHARLES WYETH. 2Q4 North Calvert street. jell-tf FOR SALE 1 02 4 S. CATHERINE ST $100 deposit on eacn, balance like rent; porch fronts-sewer connection. S.

P. HARWOOD lO Fayette street. jel-lm 14 EAST BIDDLE ST. 206 EAST PRESTON ST. 128 WEST LAN VALE ST.

4 W. TWENTY-FIFTH ST. 816 NORTH FULTON AVE. 924 MADISON AVENUE. 538 NORTH FULTON AVE 2125 MARYLAND AVENUE S340 CLIFTON AVE.

(Walbrook). 1432 JOHN STREET. P. C. DUGAN NEPHEW, 16 East Lexington Street.

2615 CALVERT STREET. PORCH FRONT-ELECTRIC LIGHTS: ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES. SlOO CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY. SAME AS RENT.

ERNEST F. PROFFEN. Room 3. 213 Courtland st, C. and Phone.

St, Paul 2829. ie2-lm REAL ESTATE FOR RENT. 2G15 NORTH CALVERT STREET. Brand-new; porch front; electric lights all modern conveniences. ERNEST F.

PROFFEN, Room 3. 213 Courtland street. C. and P. Phone.

St. Paul 2829. je2-lm 715 NORTH CALVERT ST. 45 MONTH. COMPLETE REPAIR.

KEY NEXT DOOR ABOVE. 2031-2043 HARLEM AVENUE. SIX COZY ROOMS AND BATH. Excellent condition; good neighborhood; rent $15 par month. Kejr at 2025.

Uill-ti FOR RENT-1506 HARLEM opposite Harlem Park- also 1800 AND ISO! McCULLOH three-storv each. WOLFENDEN, 223 St. Paul st. C. P.

Phone. 3-3t FOR RENT 1G19 W. FRANKLIN IJ2.50; 9 rooms and bath; just put in grd reoair. J. W.

BOWERS, je20-tf 1G East Lexington street. FOB EENT-Desirable DWELLING, No. 2GOi North Charles sueet. Appiv to PATTISoN GAHAN, Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers. 30 S.

CARROLLTON 9 rooms, bath. 950 MILTON PLACE. 7 rooms, bath. 13-2t C. H.

SEGUIN, 223 St. Paul st. 2214 HOFF ST. (Maple two-story corner House, near Druid Hill Park. 19-3t LARGE DWELLING, central location; suitable for hotel or boarding house; 20 bedrooms, 5 baths, steam heat only $150 per month.

Apply G. L. ROGERS. Gil Equitable Bldg. m29-lm CP-TO-DATE TWO AND THREE STORY HOUSES in vicinity of Preston and Luzerne streets; rent reasonable.

ESTATE OF PETER GEOGAN. JeS-tf Preston street and Milton avenue. 1323 N. CALVERT ST. (cor.

residence) $j00 nt v. x-llli fl. (J story residence) i 32 E. 2GTH ST. 12-storv residence) 216 339 ST.

PAUL ST. (large house) 40) 15 E. CENTRE ST. (Urge house) iZ) 1113 HUNTER ALLEY (large "table) 3j0 tLKAiSHfcli iPAKl.MK.Ma AT COLONIAL. DAVID STEWART.

Attorney-at-Law, 213 St. Paul street. jl6-7t NEW HOUSE. 2409 GUILFORD at reduced rental until April 15. 1910; all modern in.jroiements.

including gas and electric light, gas water heater, laundry tub. refrigerator, etc. fine lawn, with flower border; present occupant leaving city. ply SECURITY STORAGE AND TRUST 13 to 19 W. North ave.

17-th. FOR RENT 302 ROBERT near Eutaw Place, recently renovated and fitted with all modern improvements'; unusually bright, cheerful home; open for inspection. Apply BENJAMIN SCHLE1SNEK, 412 South Broadway. Telephone, Wolfe 115. m29-tf FOR RENT NEW HOUSES on North Potomac street, between Fairmom avenue and Fayette street: all conveniences; low rent.

Take Fair- mount avenue cars. Apply on premises. 2.11H EAST HOFFMAN STREET; first-class con-dition. Apply on premises. FOR RE NT-Attractive eight-room HOUSE.

1411 John street; flrst-claos repair. Appiv SHRIVER. BARTLETT m28-tf 500 Carroll Building. FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT FOR SUMMER. 515 E.

TWENTY-SECOND opposite St. Ann's Church. jl5-it S14 will rent to a desirable tenant, a 2-story HOUSE: new neighborhood; 2 squares West Fulton all conveniences. JAS. A.

BEAL- MEAR SON 301 Fidtlity Bldg. m27-lm FOR RENT FURNISHED. 1423 LINDEN for the summer; porches, awnings and two baths; reasonable rent. Apply at HOT UNION TRUST BUILDING. jl7-4t WANTED TO RENT- WANTED TO LEASE FOR FACTORY PURPOSES, A WELL-LIGHTED FLOOR IN THE EASTERN NORTHEASTERN SECTION OF THE CITY.

ADDRESS, GIVING PARTICULARS. BOX 531, SUN OFFICE. REAL ESTATE SALE OR RENT- 1723 LA MONT thoroughlv renovated; Address 4 W. Pratt St. stable and large yard.

REAL ESTATE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. STATE AND COUNTRY. MAURICE LAUPHEIMER, 67-tf Calvert Building. Sixth Floor. APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

McMECHEX; two; six rooms, pantrv and bath, steam heat, hot-water service. Apply to JAT-TOR. 12 to 4 P. Ill McMechen st. j20-6t 2530 MADISON APARTMENT, 3 rooms and bath; hot-water heat; hot water- electric r'ghting; terms moderate.

j20-3t THREE ROOM private bath and kitchen: iani- tor service, NORTH AVE. j20-4t FOR RENT-THE TERRACES. S03 North Eutaw street, BACHELOR APARTMENT, two rooms and bath, $20. THE OWNERS' REALTY CO m21-tf J. 20 1 Calvert Building.

1SOG GREENMOUNT SECOND FLOOR AND PART OF FIRST; use of range and phone: 12per month. SECURITY STOH- AGE AND TRUST 1 3 to 1 V. North ave. TENANT LEAVING CITY WILL SU BRENT (very low rent) Big Apartment. Madison ave.

and Bloom st. od1v BALTO. REAL ESTATE St. Paul st 935 PER MONTH. 2233 N.

CALVERT; $20 per month. 014 McCULLOH $25 per month. 1700 BARCLAY; all modern; heat and janitor in- cluded. Houses oien. ielO-lm CARROLL APARTMENTS.

1JJ12 Madison ave. attractive, new, modern Housekeeping Apartments; hot-water heat, private halls gas and electricity; only one left. See JANITOR. je8-lm SUBURBAN APARTMENTS APARTMENT Of fi rOOmC hath Hansel Hall, Windsor Hill. Apply APT.

3. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT, near new reservoir comer House; porches, bay windows, large yard newly papered and nainted. $25. Appiv on Prem-, 2SO! W. NORTH to WILMER HEN- ises LEY.

C. and Walbrook 129. jl9-3t APARTMENTS WANTED. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRES 2 OR 3 ROOMS. Kitchen and Bath; northern section-state terms.

8G2. Sun office. i20-3t WANTED By September or October larae HOUSF. KEEPING APARTMENT in artmerrt hon with elevator; nate rnce and cumber of rooms Andres Iv 784. Sun office.

jl9-2t FLATS FOR RENT- FLAT, four rooms; all convenience bath etc 22oO GUILFORD corner TwerTtv-YhfrH" 1113 CLIFTON" PLACE, between Chase and Bid-dle streets. Third Floor; three rooms; all con- vemenees; owner. Jl9-2t STORES FOR RENT. FOR RENT North side of Favette street No ni Four-story store; modern store front 'Particularly desirable for the tailoring business PIERRE C. DUG AN NEPHEW 317-1 1 lO East Lexington street.

FOR RENT South side of Ixington street Prominent store, with or without fixtures. Best retail section of street. Box 54 Sun jl7 7 OFFICES FOR RENT. KNICKERBOCKER BUILDING SIO.OO Lexington and North streets E.levatr- heat light and good' janitor $10.00 service; size 14x14. mhll-tf CONVENIENT OFFICES.

Bright and Attractive Rooms 202 NORTH CALVERT STREET One door from Lexington. Recently remodeled Steam heat: electric lights. Appiv on nrenvse JON. C. ROGERS, 21QE.

lixirtotf OFFICE FOR RENT-FOURTH FLOOR, NATIONAL MARINE BANK BUILDING GAY AND WATER STS. Heat. Light and Janitor Service. Moderate Rent. Apply in the BANK.

BUSINESS PLACES FOR SALE. S. W. COR. GREENE AND SARATOGA STS in fee; 26xlU); improved by two Dwellings, four Storerooms, corner room suitable for drug store, or the whole building for manufacturing good investment.

Apply within. j'3Mt W. MAURICE ROUTSON. BEST BUSINESS STAND IX HAMPDEN STORE AND EIGHT-ROOM DWELLING CAUGHY. HEARN CARTER." J19-3t 21S East Lexington street.

BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT- No. 304 N. HOWARD ST. Apply CHARLES WILLMS. C.

and P. Phone. voue lus. je4-lru N. W.

COR. LEXINGTON AND GREENE STREETS. Suitable location for retail business of any kind. Recently put in rirst-clasa condition, with new store front, show windows, etc. ALEX.

YEARLEY SON, N. E. corner Charles and Lexington streets. A FINE BUSINESS CORNER First Floor of that well-located Buildinz LIBERTY AND GERMAN STS. In wholesale district.

Well adapted for any kind of business, wholesale or retail. JON. C. ROGERS, 210 E. Lexington st.

GG7 WEST GERMAN STR EET Will improve or rebuild for any industry; lot 16x1 feet; rent JOS. H. Law Building. BUSINESS PLACES WANTED. WANTED FACTORY OF 4.IKII) tMIII SylARE FEET FOR MANUFACTURING with light from tlire" aides, elevator and steam" Af'f'rP 247.

Sun nfrlci. it WAREHOUSE PROPERTY- WAREHOUSES, FACTORIES, Floors, water front, and properties with rail facili-ties. WM. EN 3 N. Calvert st.

27-tf WAREHOUSE 314. 31 (S AND 31S CLAY TREET. between Howard and Eutaw; three l--rgt floors. Apply 311 WEST SARATOGA STREET. jir.19,20,23.27 FOR RENT Four-storv WAREHOUSE, light on tnree sides, HO S.

Eutawst. one FLOOR .21 Howard st. Apply at 2101 BOLTON ST. r. P.

Phone. Madison 1839. m21-lra REAL ESTATE WANTED- "NO COMMISSIONS" TO PAY WE BUY PROPERTY AND GROUND RENTS. JAS. A.

BEALMEAR SON CO. dlO-tf 31 Fidelity Building. WILL BUY HOUSES AND GROUND RENTS. Send description, or representative will call. L.M.

LONGSHAW, 12 E.iFt Lexington PAY COMMISSIONS AND GET FULL VALUE. Place vou house and jrrornd rents with CAUGHY. HEARN CAR-TER. 21S East Lexington street. je4-lm FOR SALE SUBURBAN- The Building Boom at CHESACO PARK Beautiful River Suburb on Back river and Northeast creek continues.

Over 12 bungalows and cottages erected this season. We will sell you a shore, without bungalow, $10.00 cash and $5.00 per month; with "bungalow, $25.00 cash and $15.00 per month; 100 choice lots on wide avenues. $50.00 to $150.00, $5.00 down and $3.00 per month. Pier for use of all inside lot owners. No marsh.

Land high and dry. Take Eastern avenue cars for Hall's. Eastern avenue bridge, any day or Sunday, where our Agents will meet you. Free launch ride to property. Send for maps and prices.

St Paul 2105. THE OWNERS' REALTY CO Ct 1370. XX.OX Calvert Building. SECOND DOOR NORTH OF SARATOGA ST -THREE STORIES HIGH. 22 FEET FRONT 120 FEET DEEP, ELECTRIC ELEVATOR SCIT ANY FIRST-CLASS RF.TAII.

RnsiVr' aiura xx. ii. jeiu to rxiwara a. iiamiison, 7 lots 7... Good Value Bargain House Company, to Patrick J.

Mulligan and wife. 1 lot, John W. Raver and wife to George Loot and wife. 3 lots George I. Loos and wife to John W.

Raver and wife, n.w. cor. Federal and Holbrook 70x17.2, g.r. $42.50 George P. Vogel.

to Charles W. ocel and wife, 3 lots Northern Supply Company to Maurice A. Mover and wife. e.s. Belt nr.

Randall g.r. $45.50 Michael Sweeney to John T. Molvin. w.s. Aisquith nr.

Hoffman. 13xS. g.r. $52.... Solomon Lauer.

to John H. Taylor. 1 ht M.nmt Sinai Baptist Church to John H. Taylor, 4 lots Walter B. McCardell to Walter J.

Yinger aud wife. 1 lot. g.r. Edgar F. M.

Spies and wife to Frank W. Moale and wife, s.e.s. Prospect nr. Anthony st William J. O'Brien.

to Walter R. Rogers, n.e.s. Linden nr. Preston 5 730 1 10x100, g.r. JL.S 1,130 Ilaltlmore Comity.

Towson, 19. Richard Von TIohenhpfT et al. to John Finn and wife, lot w.s. Tliird g.r. $39 $5 George II.

Clarke and Geary A. Long, to George A. Paulns, lot at Hamilton 500 Ida V. Teaekle to Mary E. Bentzel.

lot n.a. Arlington ave. 5 Elsie Windhausen to Henry Stueler, lot at Springfit'ld 5 Mortimer W. West to Lemuel O. Oompton and wife, 2 lots at Mortimer Heights, g.r.

$ffl on each lot 5 Charles H. IHckev. to Araminta F. Stubl, lot e.s. Bouldin ft 1 Harewood.

Suburban Company of Baltimore County to A. Gray Mitchell, lot 2s5 on plat of property of grantor 270 Theresia Von Rinteln to Adam l'hl and wife, lot 8.S. Alieeanna g.r. $31.50 1,000 George Gunther and wife to Franz Mcngis and wifo, lot a.si. O'lVinnell g.r.

$45 750 Same to John Presoher and wife, lot s.s. O'PonneU g.r. $45 750 nmnuiy J. ltoorer to Albert Ketowskv and wife lot East g.r. $12 1,000 John F.

Xeidhardt et to Charles A. Edherg et lot R.s. Glenmore ave 700 Charles A. Elierg and wife to Thomas J. Fortune, wnp lot, lease 99 years, g.r.

Thomas J. Fortune to Adam Snyder and wife, same lot. g.r. same DR. KELLY'S SPIMER READING Physlclan Recommends The Bible Dr.

TToward A. Kelly, in his talk on Summer problems" before the porch class at the Woman's Club, of Roland Park. Frl- day afternoon, recommended a course of reading as one of the ways to get the most benefit from a summer vacation. Prefacing this part of his talk with the observation that Americans are appallingly ignorant of the Bible, Dr. Kelly suggested that his hearers take up the four Gospels for serious summer reading to help make sturdier lives.

The other books he sug gested were "Life of Paton, Missionary to "Jans Eyre," by Charlotte Bronte. "Wesward Ho," by Kingsley. "Orthodoxy," by Chesterton. "Wolfville," by A. H.

Lewis. "The Country Road," by Alien Brown. "Tho Cruise of the Cachalot," by Frank Sullen. "Father and Son," by Edmond Goese, "From a College Window," by E. F.

Johnson. The hymns of F. Faber. Essays of Leigh Hunt. "My Opinions," by Josiah Allen's wife.

"Sesame and Lillies," by Raskin. "Psychology," by Dubois. BIG BRIDGE SOON FINISHED Edmondson Avenue Strnetnre Ex pected To Re Ready Shortly. orK on the new iamonason avenue brid is progressing to the satisfaction of City Engineer Fendall, who Is super vising lt. One side is in complete opera- tlon with the cars running over lt.

The arches of the other half are being com pleted, and lt Is expected that they will be finished before the expiration of the contract time. Two months will be taken up in the turning of the arches. Each arch has to be carefully supported as lt is gradually built up toward the keystone, or center. After the arch Is turned the center piece Is let down Into it, at which time there Is always a settlement of the bridge. In the case of the 139-foot arch on the north side there was a settlement of .24 of an Inch, which was much less than expected.

Mr. Fendall said that he looked for a set tlement of at least one inch. In the 60-foot arches, of which there are three, the settlement was so slight as to be imperceptible to the instruments used. The delay caused by the wait for this settlement Is very slight, as it is possible to put la immediately the upright pieces, which eerve as substitute for solid con crete In the interior of the arches. It is necessary to wait for this settlement, however, in.

the case of the side walls. GAHAN SUIT DISMISSED Divorce Proceeding; Abandoned And Difference Adjusted. The suit for limited divorce of Mrs. Ma tilda Gahan against her husband, William Gahan, brought In the Circuit Court on June 4, was dismissed by her yesterday. Differences between the couple which caused the suit have been settled, and they are again living together.

By the terms of the settlement Mr. Gahan gave his wife $1,000 and $150 as a fee for her attorney, and Is to pay the court costs and allow Mrs. Gahan $10 a week. In her bill of complaint Mrs. Gahan al leged that her husband owns many of the amusement features at River View nnd Bay Shore, is worth more than $50,000, and She also charged her husband with request ing her to return to her people with an al lowance of $7 a week.

Mrs. Gahan also stated In her bill that she is 27 years old and is tho second wife of Mr. Gahan, who Is In his 58th year and was divorced from his first wife. They were married June 1904. Attorney James Fluegel represented Mrs.

Gahan and Attorney George Dobbin Penniman appear ed for Mr. Gahan In the case. Five Thousand At Tolehester. Yesterday was a gala day at Tolchester. More than 5,000 persons went to the re sort, and the company was obliged to run four boats to bring the passengers home.

The Louise carried 2,500 passengers homo and the remainder were divided among the Annapolis, Emma Giles and Susquehanna. COURT PROCEEDINGS Criminal Cocrt Judge BtocTibrdige. Assignment for Monday Arson. Charles A. Graves, colored: embezzlement.

Oeonro Kelliam-h larceny. James Perry Gibson colored; John Harris, colored; assault, Sarah Mark. James. Scott, art juage uoncr. Assignment for Monday Arson.

Abraham Wald- man: accessory to arson. Louis Kriiirer: cujisnlmcv Abraham Waldman and Louis Krieper; felimions assault, waiter ward, colored; assault on oflleer, naries ixossiter. Superior Court Judge ITarlan. Asdenment for Monday Nos. 1G9.

20. 30. 2A and Part 2 Judge Af. Assignment for Monday Cases on the law docket. Citt Court Judge nobler.

Assignment for Monday Lorenzo I). T'lcttfrtt. Walter S. Finnell. No.

48; Lontta E. Yokel vs. George iokel. administrator of Yokel: I Lena Weyforth vs. Isidore Lichtenbersr and Morns fiiiDerstein, 4.

sa; Kooert i. vs. Frank Murphy; State of Maryland, use of Solomon Fox and others, va. Elite Laundrv fV.rn- A 1 an4 .1 .1. 1 1 i ii-j i moil o.

yiAcyu HJiaCilUX ana uavia eiboiatc Part 2 Judge Sams. AsETiment for MoDday Nos. 134. LK rr ill i.n 1C4 1 trs i Court op Common Tleas Judge Elliott. Toe Court was encaged in.

hearina cass on thm law aocaeu Assignment lor Monday Cases on the law docket. Circuit Court Judge Ileuisler. Divorces granted to Claudie J. Tovmsr-tid frnm Samuel D. Townsend.

with the custnrlv child and $10 a month alimony; to Ella' HiTmarvs-dorfer from Michael Hermansdorfer, with the custody of their child, and to Hany Janovskv from iva janovsKy. who me custouy ot their child. Assignment for Monday Pending cafe of Munich iteintmrance vs. unitea ibt-itcs Siirt .1 i l. circuit court rso.

2 Juiae sham. Marr A. Connolly vs. Mollie A. uf.

retxJTLe'i tu-iuut-i aria neia suo cuna. No assignment. I or Monday, Orphans' Court1 Judges Block, QaitHer ana Dunn. letters or Administration Jran t-i Aiinio fJ? Josepn 11. IMrks.

tond. rr. .7 9i.ii.-j; oi iiriauuii to joseim A bond of Charles Suehle to Sallie A. Huthli' Inventories Filed Estatf of Louis Violi. $325 nomas rerKuaon.

i.awara J. Chaisty, Administration Accounts Passd Ttat r.r ArbavT, 7'Y rte. $300: Abraham Cohen, Ames. $3,151. Wilis inI Joshn Petticord, Cassandm Eos- well.

Circuit Court fob Baltimorb County. Towson. Juno 13. Before Judge Duncan. McComas va.

Wilson. Before Judge Burke. land xZim TconiyaiyreraU d. oSr Assignment i or nionaay. criminal Uockr-t Larceny.

Joiteph Kobasocki, Joseph Johnn, William Roberts, Albert Ketchum and Frederick Nassiu (two cases), John Adams and Herbert Hansen, John Bodner and Dimitro Lietiren, Frederick M. Rulio, Lilbnrn -Evans and Charles Joyce, Clifford Robinson and Patrick McDonoueh. Charles v. Hartman. Edward Coleman and Arthur Somerville, Jacob Boscosky Andrew Kopopsky.nd Joseph KQ: nopsKy, james wuiiama, Mlcrtael Mroztnakl, oka I 7nnpTtk aad Wiltw.

ftt.romhnilrU I In ot FOR SALE OR RENT A valuable two-story BRICK BUILDING, weU located in a busy section of Church street, Norfolk. Va The building is new. with all modern improvements, and has a very large floor space. For full particulars write BAKER GUY. REAL ESTATE.

353, 354 and 35G Monticello Arcade Norfolk. Va. jel4-lm GROUND RENTS. MORTGAGES 5 596 6 MONEY FOR MORTGAGES, GENERAL REAL ESTATE. LEE E.

HARTMAN UNION TRUST BUILDING. FOR SALE A GROUND RENT OF S3U AT (t PER CENT. IN SOUTH BALTIMORE; WELL SECURED AND PROMPTLY PAID. Address f44. Sun office.

jl9-3t $100,000 TO INVEST IN GROUND RENTS, DANIEL R. SOMMERWERCK. 14 E. Lexington st. WILL BUY GROUND RENTS, any kind; expired or ouierwise; want a lew coca mortgages.

HENRY W. KING, 6Q2 Continental Trust Bailding. $14,500 Will invest the above Amount in Orrtrmfl "R.pnt ay ee Mortgages. Address A Sun omco. WILL BUY TWO GROUND RENTS '40 Or S40 EACH, REDEEMABLE AT 4'.

A. BEALMEAR SON 301 Fidelity Building.m23-lm WILL PURCHASE EXPIRED OR OTHER GROUND RENTS; 915.70O TO INVEST; PROMPT OTTLEMENTS; NO COMMISSION WANTED. 500. Sun office LOANS ON REAL ESTATE- MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE on monthly installment plan or straight Joan; moderate charges, including guarantee of tide. ApoIv to TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY 531 Calvert St- Paul and Fayette sts.

a23-tf $13,000 TO LOAN AT city or country ground rents wantea. JOHN A. BARKER SON. m30-lm 14 East Lexington street $75,000 TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT. IN SUMS FROM $500 UP.

BUILDING OPERATIONS FINANCED. GROUND RENTS WANTED. REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGE REALIZA TION COMPANY, 218 2Q East Lexington at Je4-lm MONEY LOANED FOR SUBURBAN DE VELOPMENT, LANDS AND HOUSES, in amounts small or large. SECURITY STOR AGE AND TRUST 13 West North ave.je6-lm WILL BUILD 14 HOUSES New Era Co. To Erect Handsome Homes On Highland Avenue.

SALES AT DUKELAND PAEK J. H. 3I. Knox Bnys Residence On Cathedral Street Charles Weis To Erect Three Stores. G.

Howard White Son, real estate brokers, have sold for George Shipley a large lot on the north side of Highland ave nue, between Garrison avenue and Twelfth street, to the New Era Realty and Construe tion Company, who will Improve it with 14 handsome two-story twin brick dwell ings. The lot is 150 by 367 feet The houses will be built on foundations of stone laid In cement and will be equipped with modern conveniences. The cost will be about $30,000. Charles YTeis has awarded a contract to W. n.

Porter Son to build a fine three-story store building at 805 Pennsylvania avenue, to cost about $12,000. The building will be built on a stone and concrete foundation and will be partly fireproof. The dimensions will be 21 by 127 feet. Plans for the structure were prepared by Louis Levi, architect, and call for an at tractive building. The front will be glass and pressed brick.

Steam heat will be used. The work of construction will begin in a few days. Mr. Weis will alter the buildings at 801 and 803, adjoining the site for the new structure. These improve- ments will cost about $3,000.

Mrs. Florence Ash has awarded a con tract to William Allen to build a two-story brick dwelling at 1414 West Baltimore street, to cost about $1,800. The house will be equipped with modern plumbine and gas fixtures. Joseph Shamburger will build a two-story brick warehouse at the northwest corner of Orleans and Bradford streets, to cost about $5,000. The foundation will be brick laid in cement and the front will be pressed brick.

Steam heat will be used. The roof will be covered with slag. The dimensions will be 87 by 75 feet. Benjamin Schleisner has awarded a contract to James F. Farley to build a.

two-story brick back building at 217 West Saratoga street, to cost about $3,000. It will be 18 by 37 feet and will be equipped with a large elevator. Mary E. Wilhelm has been granted a per mit by the Building Inspector to build a three-story brick dwelling at 1520 Canton avenue, to cost about $1,500. The house will be 16 by 26 feet.

Andrew Hoffman Co. will build a one- Rtorv hrlrlr Rtnrf IK lw 07 faa oorv 07 iiul aVeDUe' ab0ut $1,500. The Dukeland Park Company has sold to Mrs. Winifred FJ. Watson a brick dwelling on a iot 24 oy iou leet, on DuKeland ave nue.

ace eaie was made by Mr. W. T. riowartn. Mrs.

Watson will make the nouse ner Dome. K. S. Benson, representing Mrs. Lassen, has leased to Harry Ades for the summer ner cottage on Frederick ronrt Catonsville.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Hawkins have sold tarough Charles Morton the thro storv dwelling at 2015 West Lanvale Street, subject to a ground rent of $65. to Mr Jacob Goldstein.

Charles J. Wittier has sold to JospnMTio Skaltnski a dwelling in fee elmnle on th east side of Dalas street, near TPnstnm avenue, for S3.625. The lot is GS bv Rf feet. Nathaniel E. Parsons has sold to Golden Rule Council, No.

6, Junior Order United American Mechanics, a lot In fee simnle. 57 by 106 feet, on the north side of Third avenue, near Roland avenue. Helen X. IvnoX tins j-uui nas transferred tO James H- M- Knox, a dwelling on the west side of Cathedral street, near Madi son, subject to a ground rent of $264. The lot is 21 by 150 feet.

Herman A. P. Koehler has eold to Glen-nie S. Whiting a dwelling on the south side of Lafayette avenue, near Calhoun street, subject to a ground rent of $91 The lot is 15 by 87 feet. Hannah Wolf has purchased from Anna M.

Haynes a two-story brick dwelling on the south side of Park-wood avenue, near Fulton avenue. The lot Is 17 by 84 feet and Is In fee. Michael Sweeney has sold to John T. Mehim a dwelling on the west side of Ais quith street, near Hoffman, subject to a ground rent of 52. The lot Is 13 by 80 feet.

William J. O'Brien, has eold to Walter B. Rogers a dwelling on the east side of Linden avenue, near Preston street, subject to a ground rent of $128. The lot is 16 by 100 feet. Benjamin F.

Bennett has sold to Ellen M. Schoeffer a dwelling on the west side of Carey street, near Carroll, for $782.61. The lot is 14 by 75 feet and is in fee. Mx. Bennett has also sold to Francis C.

Sproule two houses for $1,947.82 to Katharine A. Taylor, 3 houses for $2,347.83. All In the same block and in fee. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Baltimore City.

Saturday. Jrma IS. Henry Hoffman and vrllo to Roeario Culotta and wite, s.s. liane nr. Hanover.

15x70.6, g.r. Charles J. Wittier, to Josephine $5 Stcalinski. ca. Dallas nr.

Eastern 67.6x30.12 3 fir Geonre T. Holland and husband to Louis N. Holland ana wire. cs. nose su.

nr. ayetta, 1365. e.r. S32.50 Uncle Sam Loan and Surety Company to 1 1 1 1 luariea a Nathaniel K. Parson, etc.

to Golden Ruls Council No, 6, Jr. u. a. n.s. Third avn.

nr. Roland 57x108 John R. Miller and wife to Harry W. Miller. real, personal and mixed BOO Willitm E.

Weaver and wife to Thomas H. T. in tlii cum and wife. 2 lota Antonette Petro to Hattie Sandowska, n.a. Canton nr.

ashuigton. g.r. $40 fi Helen T. Knox to James H. M.

Knox, w.b. Cathedral nr. Madison, ZLSila, g.r. S264 Herman O. F.

Koehler to Glennio S. Whiting, s.s. Lafayette nr. Calhoun, 15.2x87, B.r. $91 Annie M.

Haynes to Hannah Woolf, raffcwooa fix, in i inn ro itm 1 '1 A. see the sunshine you HARFORD ROAD TOR RENT-SUBURBAN- FOR RENT An attractive RESIDENCE, furnished, on Club road, Roland Park, near the club: will rent for two or three months, begin- Jf Ju'yl. to reliable tenant at reasonable price. Address 456, Sun office. j20-3t $300, CA.TONSVILLE; 2 months; furnished mod-ern, 12-room COTTAGE; stabfe, 4 acres fine Karden fruit, shade, large porches.

R. a BENSON, Agent, 227 St. Paul st. j20-2t ELEGANT COTTAGE, furnished, on Groveland West Arlington; 10 rooms, spacious porch; every convenience for July and August to relia- ble tenant. Address 762, Sun office.

J20-3t FOR RENT Handsome 12 room COTTAGE, No. 147 ttlndemere avenue, Waverly; porches, abundant shade, large lot; all conveniences. D. E. JANUARY, 125 Carroll Waverly.

jl5-6t NEW SIX-ROOM HOUSE, with one to ten acres oi iana; suitaoie tor cliickens or small truck iiln nt convenient to city daily. Address 4 ouu omce. ily-fir ONE OF THE MOST CHARMING FURNISHED COTTAGES IN MT. WASHINGTON large grounds; beautiful shade; every convenience; near car line; for July and August to strictly pri- iamii.T. Auuress sun omce.

jl7-6t WANTED TO RENT, SUBURBAN. WA.NTF.D-To rent SMALL HOUSE, with garden. in muuiuo ur uuujiiry, or wm rent part oi House-elderly couple. Address C. H.

HUBBARD, 421 mmqip aurru ir. SALE OR RENT SUBURBAN- beautiful COTTAGE, 10 rooms, pantry and bath; all modern improvements; convenient to ntauoii; arvesian water, electric iignts, etc. J. in. oarjA, niuum.

mq. 16-6t FOR SALE COUNTRY. at depot must be sold. 1812 N. FULTON AVE J20-41 FOR SALE-200 ACRES.

10 miles from Balti- muic, uau iuiib iroin jjorsey station, B. will sell five-acre lots or larger, as purchaser iijr ucoiic, iomcuu) mi easy installments. B. R. ANDERSON, jlo-4t 126 Law Building.

VUE," the beautiful property of the A. B. Morton estate, on the Hillen road opposite property of the Garrett estate. This property contains 40 acres, is improved with large stone mansion, having all modern conveniences, ten- iii iiuuses, cummoawis ana well-arranged barn APP WILLIAM juiiiiih oc ca-ivert st. jia-12t GARDEN LAND.

TEN MILES FROM wirhivhtviw m1Te pnn3ylvania. railroad runs through this' tract, 1 uesiraDie tracts in tne v-uir mi tHiuuinsiuiis; per acre; $4,700 mortgage, three years to run. at 5 per cent. i w- HALL. WS Pennsylvania ave.

S. Washington. WANTED COUNTRY. INFORMATION WANTED FROM OWNER who iioo a buvai uiuueni Kesiaenee lor sale in or with-In 15 miles of Baltimore; would like to learn of wing orrerea irom $5,000 to give price and brief dpsn-ir-tion nr. crtl an G- CURRIER.

om 223-6. 46 West Monroe street. Chicago. 111. lt FOR RENT COUNTRY.

Beautiful SUMMER HOME, near Linden, Va. modem conveniences; delicious fruit; diWP'? distajiop nhnrm in Via hnnoa 11 I 1 2 iium uio 1 Address BOX 612, Wapton, JJUKNlbHED Country House; 4 months- many privileges; poss. at once. 783, Sun office. 19-3 WILL RENT FOR THE SEASON SOUTH C1Pt-AT OF HARNESS CREEK; beautiful water-front location; four-room House, partly furnished; 3u miles from rf boat horse and davton.

Apply to COMPANY, law Building, Baltimore, Md. J19-3t FARMS FOR SALE. 10 Minutes' Walk To Trolley. In Pennsylvania: 20 ACRES overlnoHnrr I lordly Delaware; 15 in fields, 3 in timber and 2 in un.ntyiri, 6 cows, wagon and chicken houses price $1,200, part cash and easy terms. See details (page 86) Strout's uhc xiujie-um oi rami nargains.

Corw free Deot 241 A STROUT I3f Building, Philadelphia. it EASTERN SHORE OF MARYLAND FARM. OO-ACRE FARM, new 4-room house, good outbuildings: 20 acres in corn- 1 mile to depot, chnrch. school and grist mill; R. F.

D. price, SL500 cash; mortgage 5 years balance. GOODEN SMITH, It Mary-del, Aid. FARMS FOR SALE. Great bargains.

Easy terms. Any number of acres you want, au sections, uiose or tar trom stations. Come, talk to us; also bring your farms to us. We'll sell them. c.

W. CALLAGHAN, with EPHRAIM macui. Dunuing, a. ayerte st e4-im IN THE GARDEN SPOT OF VIRGINIA rranicu oeii ui ciuiiiiuge, a n.vi 400 ACRES: imnroved bv Rix-rnrSr, tiwiTT.TTW.. fruited, fenced and watered.

If exchanged for city property income must not be less than $30 per i month net C. W. STEPHENS, Keysville, Charles County, Va. jl8-3t 400 ACRES 1 MILE SHORE FRONT; VERY uni aierN to ana iruits oi many DA ia ITO Jfi. lexlngton st.

315-tt 20O FARMS FOR SALE in the fertile Delaware Valley; from 5 to 200 acres: $25 per acre up- new catalogue ana map. JiUllAUii G. Ki. t)LER, IF YOU WANT TO BUY A MARYLAND FARM OR HOME near the National Capital, see us or send lor latest Bulletin. MARION DUCKETT SON.

ol5-tf 35 st. N. Washington, D. C. .5 0 y.u r.

js 1. 1 't -i '1 rfC '1 i-'i -V 1 -v 'is't 't 'j '1 S. FOR SALE 184.6 ACRES, near Ard- If wick Station, on B. W. also S.P 'f on B.

A. Electric Line. This ground lies very high and is extremely well adapted for subdivision. BEING ONLY i'? 8u MILES FROM UNION STATION. i'i WASHINGTON.

WM. MARTIEN 1Z Jl 3 North Calvert St. '()- FARMS WANTED. INFORMATION WANTED from owner who has good farm for sale within 100 miles of Balti more; suitable lor dairy purposes or general farming. Not particular about size or location.

Giv price and brief descrincion. Address G. CLltilitit, Room 223-P. 40 W. Monroe Chicago.

111.1 FOR RENT, ATLANTIC CITY. i XT Donf fi 'D via L'T, Tiarcr -nn. ocean view convenient to bathing, boating ana flshintr: one block of Boardwalk and trolley; will rent 5 or 6 months; price, $250. Address 2Hf FRANKLIN AVENUE, Atlantic City, N. J.

lt ATLANTIC CITY REAL ESTATE. A FEW OP OT7TL TtTLST BARGAINS: ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED LIGHT HOUSE SECTION COTTAGES; BEDROOMS. 3 BATHS: REDUCED TO SOO SEASON. VERY FINE A.PARTMENT, CbMKAbJ 3 BEDROOMS. FRONT AND BACK PORCHES.

BRASS BEDS: .150 REASON. NEW VENTNOR COT1 AGJfc. unoostructea ocean VERY NEAT 3-BEDROOM COTTAGE, NEAR OCEAN; BATH ALL. COS J-iN 1K 17ft. FINE CHELSEA COTTAGE, NEAR PACIFIC AJ1i, BELHtOOMS NO MATTER WHAT PRICE OR SIZE" COT TAGE YOU DESIRE, WE HAVE IT, AND WE CAN SAVE YOU TIME AND EJLPiSNblS BX CALLING ON US.

ATLANTIC REALTY lt Bartlett Atlantic City. ATLANTIC CITY COTTAGES, HOTELS and BUILDING LOTS WE HAVE THEM FOR SALE AND RENT. TELL US WHAT YOU WANT. WE WILL GET IT FOR YOU. C.

F. SESINGER ATLANTIC CITY REALTY. Battiatt Building. Cixs. it, J.

1 A haven of rest, whore the poor brutes of poor owners may revel In thr. cool, preen ciover and forget for thn while the rouch cobblestones and bot, dusty streets, np-penis to many lovers of animals, and the ladies hope to receive much encouragement. To start the work $.100 Is needed, and donations nro solicited. Tun St; will receive contributions. The association has its headquarters at S10 Fusor street, whore It cares for homeless docs nnd cats until a h.mie rag be found for thorn.

A short time nco It was seen that a place was needed for poor nnd sickly horses, where they could receive proper food nnd care, nnd for horses of poor men which the Society for the Protection of Cruelty to Animals condemns to death as being unfit for work, where they con Id be taken care of at a small cost to the owner and, if possible, bo brought back to health. The association has been offered th tiso of the farm of Mr. Thomas Turner, well-known as breeder of does, on the Philadelphia road, at a very small cost, so as to make lt possible for the work to be carlred on, nnd Mr. Turner agrees to care for the horses at the farm. The plan Is purely a cliarltaM on as nnlv ihti Imrooa for such as those oi na b- 'ho, when their horses become se- rioiislv 111.

nr rninhl tn nhtin Iv v-- voiiiiu aiuivitw for them. Not more than $2 a month will charged for taking oate of the horses. The plan Is carried out la other cities with, success. Tho farm of Mr. Turner win accommo date 40 horses.

Th headousrters of tha farm will be nt the othfs of the associa tion, on Ensor street. When man wishes to send his horse to the farm he will notify tho oitlclals, nnd an Investigation will made. If satisfactory, the unitnal will Lb sent to the farm. Mrs. Kdwln J.

Farber. president of tho association, in speaking of the plan jester-day, said: "This is a great work, nnd I hope It will be carried out. I see no reason why it should not lto, because nearly everyone Is Interested in the welfare of dumb animals." The association cc.ebrated its llrst anniversary last May. WILL CARE FOR SICK SOLDIERS Mllltlnmrn At Cninn Crothers To llnve SjNteniiitle Hospital, For the first time In tho history of encampments within the State of the Mary-land National tho sick of the ramp nt Camp Crothers, to be held ut Westminster from July IS to 25, will be eared for In a systematic manner, as is done at camps of Iho regular army. At all previous State enenmpmenta It has been the.

custom, now obsolete for each regiment to take care of its own sick men, and, although there is usually a small percentage of disabilities, inconven lence has resulted. Some regiment have been ill equipped with the dniKS and field hospital appliances neeeHsary in a enmp, while other orpnnl.atlons had practically nothing with which to administer to the sick. This summer Instead of bavins: each regi ment rare for Its own sick, there will be a field hospital Jn the onnip, and tho hospital corps detacliments attached to each, regiment will bo consolidated into a pro visional company for duty there. The Held hospital will bo situated on a hill over looking the camp and any sick man will be taken care of In it. Dr.

Howard momlor of thA staff of the Hospital for Crippled Children, nnd a hospital sergeant (first class') In th hospital detachment of the Fifth Infantry, has been commissioned a first lieutenant in the medical corps of the Maryland Na tional Guard and assigned to duty us as sistant to the chiof surgeon of the First Brigade. Ho will command tho provisional hospital company. Major Alexius Mcnlannnn, chief sur geon of the brigade, who will command the field hospital, will give the hospital corps of the State troops luidluonal rpponsiblll ties this year. With the more regular system that will bo In use every man will have the opportunity to learn something and ac complish a definite purpose. The members of the corps will not only act as nurses and general hospital attendants, but will be sanitary inspectors of the camp as well.

Each regiment will have a dispensary, In stead of a hospital. The dispensary will be in charge of the senior surgeon attached to tho regiment, and ull minor cases, such asfrequently occur in camp, will be treated. This will leave the field hospital, wblco. will be equipped with 12 beds, free to take care of more complicated cases. The hospital corps will leave for camp on July 17, nnd by the time the other troopa arrive the hospital will bo established.

NEW STEEL PLANT PROGRESSING To T'se 20,000 Ilarrcl Of Cement In Sparrowi Polut Ilalldlne. Considerable progress on the new open-hearth steel plant for tho Maryland Steel Company at Sparrows Point Is being made. Nearly 100 men were at work last week clearing the ground and making excavations for the foundations, which, will be of concrete. This number will bo Increased from time to time as the work proceeds, until there will be as many as (SOO employed in Its construction. There are few buildings, if any, In Baltimore which, can equal In length that which will cover the live furnaces.

It will Do of steel construction and will measure about 450 feet In length by 110 feet ia width. It is estimated Ihnt nt least 20,000 barrels of cement will used in making the 25,000 cubic yards of concrete work fop this one department, largely for foundations and abutments. There will bo five DO-ton furnaces. It is expected to have tho new plant in operation by Juno 1, 1910. OBITUARY ii.

iiKi.r.. Mr. Robert H. I Sell, 21 years old, son of the lnte Mr. nnd Mrs.

Robert H. Hell, died Thursday afternoon of heart trouble at the home of his uncle, Mr. J. K. Wood, 1519 West l'nyette street.

Mr. Bell had been ill for Rome time. The funeral will tnke plare from Mr. Wood's home at li o' lock this afternoon. Rov.

I. Chnmbors, pastor of Bethany Methodist Church, will conduct the services. Burial will be In Mount Olivet Cemetery. IATHIC'IC SULLIVAN. Mr.

Patrick Kuilivan, who died In Cor- Ington, Thursday, will bo burled in C-reenmount Cemetery tomorrow morning. lie was a native or this city, but went to Covington 40 yenrs ago. With his two brothers, be fought throughout the Civil War without an injury. Ife wns under the rommnrid of Gen. Arnold Kllzey.

Mr. Sullivan, who was CD years old, is survived by one brother, Mr. Frank Sulli van, who lives in Kentucky. lie will accompany the body to this city. MUi.

SAItAII WII.HKLM. The funeral -of Mrs. ineral of Mrs. Sarah Ii. "WUhelm, old, widow of John V.

Vllbelm, years wno neu nt ner norno, i turd avenue on Thursday, took place yesterday morning. services were conoucteu in aiount Zlon, Methodist 1'rotestnnt Church, Freelund, Rev. II. W'. D.

Johnson, pastor. Burlai was in the church cemetery. I.YDIA V. COOK. Mrs.

Lydla W'. Cook, 40 years old, wife of William II. Cook, 710 Homestead street. Waverly, died at St. Luke's Hospital yes- terdny mornlnc jk'shics ner nusband she survlvod by five sons C.

How. nrd, William MfKlnley, William JmM Ters -jii ma Clarion and Aunle G. Cook. CIIIIISTOIMIKH ALLISON. Mrs.

John T. Sullivan, 1520 West rale street, has received word of the death Yorkshire, England, of her father tr -II 1 A. I 1 111.. v-nristopner Awison. ir.

Allison was r.o. eaia oM- 1Ils was caused by heart Pntee Tc "Wed. Mr. and Mrs. George Totec.

of 'n'" lyn, Anne Arundel county, announce the engagement of their daughter. Amelia to Ziv lZ 1 xa vuiva tu lutter part next month. FOR SALE SUBURBAN- FREE TODAY FREE ROSEDALE TERRACES. We have a large crowd going down on the 8.20 train this morning to ROSEDALE TERRACES. If you are too-late, take the 1.05 train frorri Mount Royal Station, where our agents will meet vou with free tickets.

SPECIAL EXCURSION. FIRST SALE OF THE SEASON. Not Lots. But LITTLE FARMS. ACRES.

ACRES. ACRES. Within sight of the city. Only two miles from city limits. $150.00 Per and Up.

$10.00 Down Per Acre and $5.00 Ter Month. Good trucking land, chicken farms. Have a garden and raise your children in the country. Parties can return by electric lino. fit.

Paul 2405. Courtland 1370. THE OWNERS' REALTY COMPANY, 1201 -Calvert Building. $500 Cash and $50 Per Month Will buy this attractive COTTAGE in fee and pay all expenses. 4ft S.

Cor. Garrison and Chesapeake ft 4ft avenues, Walbrook 12 rooms, steam ft 4ft light. Open daily and 4ft 4ft Sunday. ft F. W.

BOLGIANO fa 805 Calvert Building. 5 SPECIAL OFFER TO HOME BUYERS AT DUKELAND PARK. SOUTH WALBROOK. ON EDMONDSON AVENUE CAR LINE. ONLY 7 BRICK COTTAGES LEFT.

Description Two-story brick. 6 rooms! reception hall, bath, pantry, separated porch to each; on lots 24x130 feet; sewerage, paved streets and alleys; 65-cent taxes; 15 ride to City Hall; no chanJP of cars; one fare. SPECIAL OFFER NOW. No. HOI Bloomingdale avenue, corner Dnkeland avenue, on car line, is furnished.

Housekeepers who want a bargain and the best-planned, best-built and most economical and healthful sun-lit house in all Baltimore go out today to see this house. In fee or redeemable ground rent. On terms to suit purchaser. Now is the time to buy a home. DUKELAND PARKT COMPANY, 644 Equitable Building.

W. HAWORTH, Manager. It "WEST ARLINGTON. COTTAGE. CONTAINING 8 ROOMS AND BATH.

JUST COMPLETED. Located on Haddon avenue, one square from Gwynn Oak Junction. Steam heat, electric lights, laundry in basement, pantry, large porches; lot 66x 16; 5c. car fare; county taxes. Price, in fee, $3,800.

Appiv to E. F. GRONAW. on premises (phone, Ar-lirgton L. J.

GORE, 2928 Walbrook ave. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT HOLTON ESTATE. on Franklin turnpike, head of Gwynn Oak avenue; now in full bloom; will sell REASONABLY, with as much land as purchaser may desire. Apply T. 1 S.

Hanover, or 200O Madison ave. C. P. Phone. AUCTION SALE COTTAGES AND BUILDING LOTS ON BEAUMONT AVE.

AND ARLINGTON GOVANSTOWN. SEE AUCTION COLUMNS THIS PAPER. FOR SALE New, artistic, 11-room COTTAGE; electric light, steam heat, Catonsville water and all modern conveniences, high elevation and heautiful view; Windsor Woods, De Vere Place, Needier Station, Ellicott City electrio line. Apply on PREMISES or to DAY, De Vera Place Old Frederick road and Edmondson avenue. j20-7t FOR SALE 158xl40-foot LOT; Woodland avenue, corner Old Frederick road, Irvington; in the county; 5c.

car fare; suitable for cheap cottages; will improve to suit tenant or sell cheap. HAWORTH. j20-2t i44 Equitable Building. AN 8-ACRE PLACE in Green Spring Valley; 12- room nouse; ail modern conveniences; artesian well, fine lawn, lots of shade, stable, four horses; 2 minutes' walk either steam or electrio cars. Address 801, Sun office.

j20-rt HANDSOME, attractivei large, new COTTAGE, containing all conveniences and nearly acre of ground, with large shade trees, beautiful location; a bargain. VALLEY VIEW PARK, Belair mad. two blocks above Southern avenue. j20-7t FOR SALE-3300 WALBROOK AVE. lot 38x 150; all ith dern conveniences; between two car lines; $4,800 in fee.

Will include screens and porch awnings to quick buyer. j20-3t A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME CHEAP Every convenience; fine shade; don't buv until you investigate- price and terms will surelv suit. Address TO i. Sun office. j'20-7t SS50 TWO-STORY HOUSE near West North avenue; six rooms and bath, range, furnace, large yard comfortable home or good investment.

8GO. Sun office. j20-3t NEW SIX-ROOM COTTAGE, with conveniences; three minutes to 5c. car line. Apply to GEO.

H. EMMEL, Lauraville Postorfice. it IN FEE HOUSE. 12 rooms; modern conveniences; large porches; beautiful lawn; fine trees, stable; 1V4 acres; will sell whole or in part. MRS.

CRAFT. Shirlev block from Park Heights ave. FOR SALE AILSA AVENUE, LAURAVILLE, BEAUTIFUL HOME OF 12 ROOMS; ALL IMPROVEMENTS; laundry, pantry bath, summer kitchen, slate roof, steam heat; large corner lot near churches, stores and school two minutes to cars; built for owner by nrst-class builder; first house in aenue. DIRECTLY ON ELLICOTT CITY LINE, near Nunnery lane: beautiful new COTTAGE 11 rooms and bath; lot 100 by 200; fine Catonsville water; electric light and fixture; steam heat. Keys at adjoining property.

Small cash pay-ment. WM. T. LEVERING. Catonsville.

NEW COTTAGE FOR SALE. 6 rooms; all modern conveniences- lot 50 feet by 136 feet; Southern Ale Harford road. Apply JOHN IT-MAN, Builder, Lauraville. J19-2t ROLAND PARK. fWrt Woodlawn road.

Roland Park headquartere. H. R. MAYO THOM, aiBiabl8 SACRIK tCKHalf-acre comer LOT, 10-room modern COTTAGE; beautiful lawn, shade, stable, garden: northern section; examine and make offer. Address 572.

Sun. m23-lm BUNGALOW. FOR SALE AT STRATHMORE. Park HeiBhta avenue; adjoins Maryland Country Club; finely JSvvJ fee: satisfactory term SAMUEL B. WILSON.

543 Calvert BufldJAC JlA-wSt FOR SALE SUBURBAN- BANCROFT PARK PARK HEIGHTS AVENUE. Lot Not Less Than 100 Feet. Most Attractive Home Place About Baltimore for a SUBURBAN HOME OF THE FIRST CLASS. LOT 8, BLOCK 4, 100x225 FEET, AT $1,000, MEANS THE BEST PURCHASE FOR THE PRICE OBTAINABLE LESS THAN 5 CENTS PER SQUARE FOOT. FOR SALE-3 NEW COTTAGES now building on Bancroft road.

Plans, prices and terms can be had at our town office. Ride or drive out through Bancroft Park. See the rapid development and character of homes built and building. Office on, the property at Park Height avenue and Bancroft road. Take Pikesville, Emory Grove or Owings Mills cars.

Town Office. 644 EQUITABLE BLDG. Phone, St. Paul 1616. W.

L. HAWORTH, Manager. MAPLEWOOD BEAUTIFUL COT-lVlAJrUIli WWJJ, TAGES AND BUNGALOW for sale. Apply to HENRY E. COOK, jl8-6t Gordon avenue, Old York road.

You get AT ONCE what you pay for at BEULAH VILLAS, AT WALBROOK, Garrison and Highland avenues. Macadam Streets, Sewers, Water, Gas and Electric Service completed up to every lot. High rolling land; healthy location; beautiful view established surroundings. VALUES MAINTAINED. Three lines cars, single fare; all-night service.

NO BRICK ROWS of Houses adjacent. A Strictly COTTAGE Proposition. LOTS AND COTTAGES FOR 3AX.E. Agent on Premises. PROVIDENT REALTY CORPORATION.

City OfflceB, 220 St. Paul Street. Pearre E. Crowl, Pres. H.

G. Odenwald, Sec. DON'T BUILD A FRAME HOUSE, WHICH IS ONLY A FIRE TRAP and requires constant painting and repairing. BUILD OF CONCRETE. THE MOST DURABLE AND CHEAPEST; requires no paint or repairs; will not burn; will not deteriorate: is cooler in summer, warmer in winter: will last for ages and is a monument to the builder.

I WILL PLAN YOUR HOME OR BUILD TO YOUR ARCHITECTS. See me before you sign your contract. JOHN W. NELSON, Contractor and Builder, Ridge avenue, Belgravia. P.

O. Raspeburg, Belair road. BELAIR ROAD WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF TERMINUS OF CARS 5-ACRE CORNER LOT; ONLY fl.OOO: EASY TERMS. APPLY G. LLOYD ROGERS, jl6-17t 611 EQUITABLE BLDG.

HALF-ACRE CORNER LOT; 10-room modern Cottage; beautiful lawn and shade; garden, stable; 6 blocks from Arlington. 4 from Park Heights; Irice AQoress tKj, eun omce. ma-lra RARE CHANCE TO PROCURE A FINE PROP. ERTY in Roland Park at a low price. Address 1 J.

7, aun omce. jl-2t 3717 SPRINGDALE Forest Park. 1 PARK WYRTH cor. Old York road. Both properties in excellent order.

Bargains BAM'L P. MORTON SONS. 211 St PaiiL NORTH FOREST PARK, NEAR GARRISON AVENUE. Beautiful, new, 2-story, BUFF COTTAGE; 8 rooms, tiled bath, pantry and large reception hall, parquetry floors, 3 large porches, hot-water heat; lot 50x135. BIG BARGAIN.

DANIEL R. SOMMERWERCK. 14 E. Lexington st. 82.200 WILL BUY A HANDSOME COTTAfiE on Strathmore ave.

lot 50x150 feet This i3 on a o-eent canare. round rent $sw, redeemable. Terms to suit JAS. A. BEALMEAR SON Jel2-bn 3Q1 Fidelity Building.

BEAUTIFUL HOME IN HEART OF GREEN SPRING VALLEY, near station. Also, UNIMPROVED LOT in Towson. For particulars ad- dresg HARRISON RIDER, Towson, Md. jl3-tf DIXON HILL, MOUNT WASHINGTON. Beautiful modern COTTAGE, 12 rooms and bath; stable and carriage house; 1 acres; fine old shade trees; will sell below cost.

THOS. R. BOND. jl0-21 Gaither Building. 14-R00M COTTAGE, Catonsville.

Ellicott City line steam heat, stable, 2 1-9 acres, pretty grounds, shade, fruit trees; splendidly built; will sacrifice. Address 93Q, Sun office. jlO-lm NEW COTTAGES on Rosebank Govanstown; 6 and 8 rooms; modem conven. large lots; fee or ground rent; lota for sale or lease. John C.

Pape, H. B. L. Everding, Govanstown. opp.

hotel, jel-lm Why pay for large advertising bills when yon. buy a lot? Investigate the location, price and desirability of purchasing a lot at Windsor Hills. Lots 100 feet front; no crowding, but ample room to enjoy the magnificent natural beauty and air of tha surroumling country. Adjoins the famous mill race walk and which is being constantly beau- tuiea as a perpetual city park. irk.

For further par SON. S42 Equitable ticulaxs see W. E. FERGUS Building. je3-30t FOR SALE.

Park Heights avenue; 6 rooms and bath; porch front; all modern improvements; price $100 down, balance same as rent; must be wld. THOMAS R. BOND, 619-21 Gaither Bldg. SIX ROOMS AND BATH; G. R.

S23.0O. PRICE 81,500. CAUGHY, HEARN CARTER. fl9-3t 21S East Lexington street MOUNT WASHINGTON. COTTAGES AT S4.SOO TO $25,000.

WILLIAM MARTIEN 3 N. Calvert WANTED SUBURB AN WANTED HOUSE AND LOT In Roland Park or Catonsville, at about give price and full particulars. Address 739, Sun office. jl9-7t FOR RENT SUBURBAN. FOR RENT-3043 WALBROOK nearly new thoroughly modern in every respect gas and electric fixtures- gas range; porch front, 7 rooms and bath, laundry and two toilets, newly papered.

GEO. P. SINN SON. 305 St. Paul st NEW eight-room modern COTTAGE.

$30. DING'S FEED STORE. Govanstown. EVER-jl7-7t FOR RENT LARGE HOUSE ON CHESTNUT HILL AVENUE, 18 ROOMS, 2 BATH8; HEATED BY STEAM; three squares east of York road; suitable for boarding house; eight acres of land; 5-cent fare; ST20 per annum. ALEX.

YEARLEY SON, Charles and Lexington street. CEDAR HEIGHTS, At St. Denis, B. O. R.

R. 14-room DWELLINO. with all elrv nrmvpnipnros- Catonsville water; electric light. Apply JON. C.

ROGERS, 21 0 Lexington st. jl6-7t FURNISHED COTTAGE, vicinity Park Heights ave. and Seven-Mile lane; porches upstairs and down. J. EDWIN DAVIS.

215 St. Paul st. tf COTTAGE AT WINDSOR HILLS, 9 rooms, electrio light, gas. city water, steam heat: 30 pr aunth. AddreM 90S, Sua office.

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