THE SUN, BALTIMORE, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 17, 190G. 3 HELP WANTED FEMALE. HELP WANTED MALE. BOARDING. PERSONAL.
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN. FOR SALE. CARRIAGES, WAGONS, ETC. HELP WANTED FEMALE. EXI'KUIENOED SALESLADIES IN EacET Y- L' 8 Kf*ckN I SITING, BOYS' AND UPHOLSTERY lfel'ART-MLNT8.
Also, neat CASH GIRLS; rapid pro-Ittirtii. for thon showing ability. Apply to 8TKWAKT A Iloward and utrpptn. It SOUTHEAST CORNER ST. PAUL AND LANVALE STS.
Desirable SINGLE AND DOUBLE R005IS. TABLE GUESTS. al7-lm THE BRISTOL, eutaw lck15u der new management. Being renovated. Open September STEAM HEAT.
Furnished or unfurnished rooms. First-class table. Scrupulous clean-llness. Plana of rooms and rates, 300 W. Lanvale.
rrvxv avmuh or Unfurnished ROOMS, for occupancy Sept. lable Boarder; modern improvements; hot-water heat Apply at 21 W. Monument st-aie-lm EQUAL TO SUBURBS. Five bathrooms, hot water, porches, lawn, shade; excellent table; clean, homelike; new paper and paint. Jyia-lm 1303 McCULLOH STREET.
THOTfNTON" Under manage- ment lO, 12, 14 E. Madison st. Permanent and Transient Board com-pletely renovated. MRS. M.
D. THORNTONla7-lm PARKER, 317 East North avenue. al4-7t "THE PARK Die board; open all summer; summer rates. jy24-l THE RICHMOND L7ndment.maa" nd Transient BOARD. 2Q5 WEST FRANKLIN ST.
a6-lm THE ATLANTA JJ w- Saratoga at. i7tJ half from Hotel Rennert Newly furnished. Permanent and Transient Table Board a specialty. Md. Courtland 3174.
21 EAST Mx. VERNON PLACE Three very desirable double ROOMS, two facing square; best location in city; prices, with BOARD, very reasonable, al-lm BOARD WANTED. WANTED UNFURNISHED ROOM, with Board, for gentleman, wife and 3-year-old child; also, ROOM and BOARD for lady; northern section: state terms. T7. Sun office.
17-2t SUBURBAN BOARD. THE SMEDTjEV towson. 1U-CilJ1J-Cj 1 OPEN ALL YEAR. Special rates for balance of season. Both phones.
al7-14t MRS. J. BADGER BROWN. BOARDERS TAKEN. Meals, Soft Drinks and Ice-Cream served at all hours.
Accommodations can be arranged for family outings on these beautiful grounds. EVERGREEN LAWN HOTEL, a7-lm Hamilton avenue and Harford road. COUNTRY BOARD. A. FEW MORE SPARE ROOMS AT BREEZY POINT open till September 30.
Address MRS. JOHN B. BRIDGES. Bozman. Talbot Md.
RIVERDALE OPEN UNTIL OCT. 1. Boating, bathing, fishing and all the advantages of a salt-water location. For information, terms, address W.J. Jackson, Tilghman, Talbot Md.
SUMMIT PARK HOTEL, Gaithersburg, Montgomery county, Maryland, MRS. CHARLES CUL-LEN, Manager High and healthy location; 23 miles east of Washington on B. and O. railroad; temperature averages from ten to twenty degrees below Baltimore; rates thirty dollars per month; special rates to families and permanent guests; modern plumbing and steam heating; fine tennis court and other amusem*nts; open all the year; large oak and cheetnut grove surrounds hotel. jy25-3m BOARDERS WANTED Large home, adjoining Belair; modem plumbing no mosquitoes; both phones.
BOX 212. Belair, Md. LINGANORE HILLS INN, near Frederick, Md. Situation high, on a farm; beautiful scenery, walks and drives; excellent table; ballroom; bathing, boating, fishing; artesian water. Telephone.
References exchanged. Booklet. a4-lm 1MSS E. M. BROWN.
Frederick. Md. HOTEL THOMPSON, oatnmg, nsmng ana craDOing. Mits. J.
f. TilOMjf- SON. Gratitude P. Rock Hall. Md.
33'28-lm GOOD Board. $3.50 per week, at Farmhouse; on salt water; cool, shade, pure water, bathing, crabbing, fishing boating, driving free. Write time and who, E. F. Sherwood, Boaman, Talbot Md.
LAMBERT'S RIVERSIDE HOTEL, OPEN UNTIL OCTOBER 1. No better place to spend your vacation. Healthy location, splendid shade; spacious porches; salt-water bathing; boating, fishing and crabbing. "Boats free." Write for booklet and rates for August and September to GEO. E.
LAMBERT. Chestertown. Md. al0-14t HOOPER-RENSEIL FARM Salt water on three delightfully located in easy -walking distance oi town. MRS.
K. G. UAVV SON, j28-lm St. Michaels, Md. FRUIT FARM has new and much enlarged accommodations; Chesapeake bay at foot of the lawn; boating, bathing, fishing free; pleasant rooms; good table.
J. V. HARRINGTON, a3-lm Fairbank. Talbot county, Md. "JESSFIELD" Beautifully located on salt water.
3 miles from Easton; modern House; all conveniences rooms from Aug. 1 until Oct. 1. Miss 'M. F.
Robinson. "Jessfield," Easton. Talbot Md. ROOMS FOR RENT. MOUNT ROYAL TERRACE FOR RENT Large ROOMS, Furnished or Unfurnished; private family fine location.
086. Sun office. It RESERVOIR STREET PART OF HOUSE, with family of three adults; First (fnd Third or Sec-ond Floor. Address 823. Sun office.
It 407 NORTH CHARLES STREET. FURNISHED ROOMS. LARGE AND SMALL. CENTRAL. al2-lm YACHTS AND LAUNCHES, FOR SALE LAUNCH SPESUTIA.
38 feet long, 8 feet beam; three cabins; 16-horse Glove en- fine: fouryeara old. Apply to HARRY I. THSON. Havre de Grace, Md. $300 WILL BUY LAUNCH: perfect order: nearly new- 4 engine.
W. G. WARFIELD. 1020 North Strieker street. al6-2t BEER.
PABST BREWING CO. Phone, St. Paul 3499-Y. 112 SOUTH EUTAW ST. PABST BLUB RIBBON BEER.
ORDER A CASE FOR YOUR HOME JOS. SCHLITZ BREWING 512514 South. Eutaw street, Baltimore. Phone Henrietta 296 or ISt. Paul 277.
A WORD TO THE BUSINESS MAN OR DOCTOR WANTING A BUGGY OR JAGGER. COME AND SEE OURS. H. H. BABco*ck 107 10f 111 West Fayette street, all-lra FOR SALE A 4-seated Gennantown at 8TEVENS SON.
Maryland ave. and Biddle st. FAMILY GERMAN TOWN CARRIAGE for sal cheap. Apply at J72 W. LEXINGTON ST.16-2 THE NEATEST LITTLE RUNABOUT YOU EVER SAW.
THE HAPPY THOUGHT, for 8100. H. H. BABco*ck 1Q7 lOft111 W. Fayette st FOR SALE Our usual custom, dosingr oat all the remain ing stock of NEW AND SECONDHAND CARRIAGES, by best builders, at prices that defy competition.
Carriages of almost every d3scription hera on storage, that must be sold. Six sets of DOUBLE BUGGY AND CARRIAGE HARNESS. PALACE STABLES AND CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, North and Mount Royal avenues. a17-ft J. S.
DITCH CO. H. H. BABco*ck Builders of fine Carriages. Everything in the Carriage line that is good, and the newest and most attractive styles.
We sell Harness. Whips, Crops. Halters, Robes, Blankets. Sheets. Coilers.
Dash Lamps. Sponges and Chamois. JOT 1 Oft 111 WEST FAYETTE STREET. P. E.
SANDS. Manager. ail-Ira FOR HIRE. BALTIMORE TRANSFER S. E.
Cor. Light and Lombard sts. HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED and PACKED. BUSSES and PHAETONS for picnics. Equipment and prices Tight.
tf SWIMMING. DOYLE'S SWIMMING NATATORIUM LESSONS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN experienced teachers In attendance MADISON AVENUE AND BLOOM STREET. a9-lm PATENTS. WE SECURE PATENTS in United States Foreign Countries. Trade-Marks and Copyrights.
H. S. BREWIXGTON SON. Registered PaU ent Attorneys. 717 Equitable Building.
al2-lm MRS. MORSE GOES FREE Actress Escapes Insane Asylum In Washington. ROOSEVELT GETS THE $25,000 Mother Who Tried To End Lives Of Herself And Children Makes A Pathetic Plea To The Court. Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.1 Washington, Aug. 16.
The insanity case against Mrs. Ida Morse, formerly of th. chorus of "The Other Girl" company, whose mental condition has twice been made th subject of an inquisition In the District Supreme Court, the Jury each time falling to agree, was dismissed by Justice Barnard today. Mrs. Morse, "through her attorney, Thomas J.
Mackey, told the court if such action -were taken she would immediately leave the Jurisdiction of the courf. Being released, she proudly left the courtroom, saying she expected to return to her former home in St. Louis. The case against Mrs. Morse has at tracted widespread attention.
She was ar rested the latter part of June on complaint of members of Congress, hotel keepers and others with whom she came in contact. She was a familiar figure at the Capitol during the closing days of the Congress. It was alleged that she made the claim that tha $25,000 appropriated by Congress to pay the traveling expenses of President Roosevelt was really intended for her own personal expenses while she sojourned in Washington. Following her arrest she was sent to the Government Asylum for the Insane upon recommendation of police surgeons. Later she was brought into the lunacy court and had two trials.
At the first trial she caused some excitement In the courtroom by refusing to go back to the asylum when the jury could not make up its mind as to her condition. A number of other cases were brought to the attention of Justice Barnard today, among them being the case of insanity against Mrs. Ida May Hopkins, who sev eral weeks ago attempted to end her own life and the lives of her two young children by turning on the gas at her home in Rose- dale street northeast. The woman took the stand in her own defense and admitted the attempt to kill herself and children, saying that she felt so depressed that she "Just had to do it." Mrs. Hopkins, it was stated, had been sewing in the carpet department of a local store when she became ill.
Her illness, coupled with tha thought that she had no money with which, to feed her children, it Is thought, brought on despondency. To the Court she made an appeal that she be allowed to go back to her children, saying: "If you will let me go home, I promise never again to give any more trouble. If yoa send me back to the asylum, I will never get any better; I will grow worse." The jury returned a ver dict finding her of sound mind. William D. Baxter, a member of the lo cal fire department, was adjudged insane and committed to the asylum.
Three physicians testified that he was suffering with, Incipient paresis. His wife and mother-in- law both testified that he had threatened to commit suicide and that once he threat ened to kill his wife. On leaving the witness stand Baxter's mother-in-law stopped at his chair and kissed him affectionately. POLICEMEN ON -TRIAL Blnefield Man Died In Cell Whila They AVfere On Duty. Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
Washington, Aug. 16. Policemen Thomas Hanley and J. F. Potter, of the Metropolitan Police, who were on duty at the Sixth) Precinct Station House on August 11.
last, the day on which H. P. Totten, of Bluefleld, W. Ya.t died in his cell, were before the police trial board, in session at the First Precinct Station House today. Every detail of the occurrence was gone Into and a large number of witnesses examined, including Coroner Nevltt, Captain Byrnes, of the Sixth precinct, and several officers and privates.
Upon the findings of the board will depend the recommendation of Major Sylvester to the District Commissioners as to the disposition of the case. The police trial board was comprised of Mr. F. H. Stephens, assistant corporation counsel for the District; Inspector J.
A. Swindells and Capt. Daniel Sullivan, commanding the First precinct. The charges against the policemen were signed by R. IL Boardman, acting major and superintendent of police, the men being accused of gross neglect of duty.
The specifications set forth that they failed to visit the cells of the station house at least once every hour, as is required by the police manual, while Mr. Totten, confined therein, was in a state of total collapse from drunkenness. Mr. Totten. who was a contractor or Bluefleld and was in Washington with an i wAnwkT-Arf Tn rtA Ct 1 EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADIES IN ALL BRANCHES OF PAPER BOiX MAKING; ALSO.
A FEW LEARNERS. E. ROSENFELD 32 TO US S. PACA ST. FINISHERS AND FELLING HANDS ON COATS; good wages; steady work.
BURK, FRIED ft 748 East Lombard st. al7-3t GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; small family- good wage 2322 STREET. al7-3t GIRLS. LAUER SUTER. Block street, near Caroline.
al7-2t WANTED A. Young Lady, who is willing to Assist in Keeping Store in Order; Assist in Selling and work up to be saleslady; good place and steady employment; reference required: must write fairly gootf Inquire at 23 N. EUTAW ST. Mr-2t WANTED YOUNG LADV FOR OFFICE WORK; must write good hand and give reference; Stenographer preferred; salary $6 per week. Make application in own handwriting HECHT BROS.
Baltimore snd Pine. It WANTED A WHITE GIRL FOR PLAIN COOKING and to ASSIST WITH HOUSE WORK, in small family: good wages. Apply at 1532 McCULLOH ST KKEI. WANTED White Girl, for GENERAL HOUSEWORK in small family; good wages; no washing. Apilv at Office of lOO WEST LEXINGTON STREET.
It ANTE Experien ced OPERATOR FOR OUR TELEPHONE EXCHANGE. Apply to AShT. SUPERINTENDENT, BRAGER S. Eutaw and Rnrntoirn. fU-2t WANTED WORKING HOUSEKEEPER.
Address, stating salary expected, giving references, J. F. COAD. Charlotte Hall. Md.
WANTED A good DRESSMAKER, to go to South Carolina. Apply jit 17 W. BALTIMORE KTTtR'R'r Saturday mornitiar. before noon. It NTED At Relay Woman, to COOK and WASH.
Apply at 250 WEST BIDDLE ST. between 3 and 4 today. il WANTED Women or Girls, to WORK IN BAG FACTORY. Aonly at 14Q7 PHILPOT ST.17-3 WANTED iirla. to Learn Papering Cigar Boxes; exftenencea prt'ierrea.
WANTED Half-grown- hite Girl, as- NURSE, 'in conntrv. Anoly at 301 N. EUTAW ST Jt 4.0 PER WEEK FOR THOROUGHLY RE- LIABLE COLORED WOMAN TO OOOK. WASH AND IROxN. Apply at 235 EUTAW PLACE.
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE WANTED Bv a Lady, a Position as NURSE AND COMPANION' TO INVALID OR ELDERLY LADY will keep house, care for linen room in school or hospital; references exchanged. Address MISS BOX 312, LEXINGTON, vmniviA It WANTED-Situation as CHAMBERMAID. Apply nrvon ru i ac. aTBSHT. It REFINED LADY of middle age wishes position as Assistant Housekeeper or Companion; can read alond.
Address HI 3- Sun office. A YOUNG LADY of experience desires a Position to TEACH in private family; Latin, English, Higher Mathematics and Music taught. Address. MISS Box H5. Bluemont, Va.
al6-2t A SWEDISH GIRL, aged 25 years, wants Position as Chambermaid or Waitress in first-class private familv. Address 811. Sun office. WANTED-POSITION AS TEACHER in family; experienced; English Branches and Music; children under 15 preferred; references exchanged. MISS Nutwell P.
A. A. county, Md. aIB-3t HELP-MALE AND FEMALE. WANTED IN COUNTRY Man and Wife (White) Man for Outside Work, WToman for working Housekeeper.
Address 715, Sun office. 15-3t HELP WANTED MALE. WANTED FOR THE U. S. MARINE CORPS.
MEN, between aires 21 and 35; an opportunity to see the For full information apply in person or by letter to RECRUITING OFFICE, northeast corner Holliday and Fayette streets, Baltimore, or Postofflce Building, Martinsbure, West VirKinia. jyl7-t30 WANTED Fifty HARNESSMAKERS and GIG-SADDLERS; good wages paid to good men. Apply to E. N. HEXEY Montreal, Canada.
all-7t WANTED A MAN WITH EXPERIENCE IN HARDWARE AND PAINT BUSINESS. Apply, with reference, to J. OTIS ROLOSON, North avenue and Tenth street. al3-tf WANTED An experienced SALESMAN, to sell the products of Tripoli Filters, Polish and Floor Wash. Address 873, Sun WANTED LABORERS; steady employment.
CLOUGH MOLLOY, Cut Stone Contractors, Harford road and B. and O. Belt Line, al6-3t WANTED Twenty Abie-Bodied LABORERS. Apply to WILLIAMSON VENEER Baltimore and Eighth Hlghlandtown. WANTED First-grade ENGINEER; one accustomed to high-speed engines and understands electricity.
Address 712, Sun office. WANTED A BOY, about 15 years of age. to WORK IN TEA STORE; little experienced preferred. Address 50G, Sun office. alo-3t WANTED An experienced SHIPPING CLERK for large Department Store; thorough knowledge of city required.
840, Sun office. WANTED YOUNG MAN. 16 to 18 years of age. with some experience. IN GROCERY BUSI NESS.
Address 835. Sun office. WANTED YOUNG MSN and BOYS. J. REGES-TER'S SONS Holliday and Saratoga streets.
Saratoga street entrance al6-6t WANTED MACHINE PRE8SERS on COATS. Apply to I. BERKENFELD, southwest corner Frederick and Baltimore streets. al6-3t WANTED TOOLMAKERS ON AUTOMOBILE WORK. Apply to POPE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Hagerstown, Md WANTED Strong Boy, 17 to 19, to WORK IN STOCK, Wholesale Notion House.
Address 73. Sun office. WANTED White Man, single, in COW STABLE, and one on FARM. E. L.
PAINTER, 801 St. Paul street. al6-3t WANTED A Young Man, with some experience at PLUMBING. Apply at 20 S. LIBERTY ST.
WANTED Man, to Milk and Attend Cows. William Heisler, Edmondson ave. and 13th st. al6-3t WANTED-Men. to REPAIR OLD BOXES.
J. WHBATFIELD. 123f Columbia avenue. 18-2t WANTED Young Man, with experience, to Collect Installment Accounts. 1533 W.
Baltimore st.16-2 WANTED Two WAGON BLACKSMITHS, also two Helpers. Apply at 1401 E. Monument st. WANTED 15 STOVE-PLATE MOLDERS. ply Scranton Stove Works.
Scranton. Pa. Ap- WANTBD An experienced DOUBLE-WAGON DRIVER. Amlv at lOO Oentre Market space. WANTED SECOND HAND BAKER.
1411 McHENRY STREET. Apply at al6-2t WANTED-Experienced BILL CLERK. 848, Sun office. Address alG-2t AN ENERGETIC MAN, aa ASSISTANT IN FACTORY: excellent wattes. Apply to BALTI- MORE BELTING 115 W.
Lombard St. PRINTER WANTED First-class Job hand, for a permanent position; salary $18. No attention paid to applications unless reference are stated fully and present and past employers are given. Address PRINTER, P. 0.
Box 1592. Philadelphia. al6-3t BOAT BUILDERS WANTED. Apply to WILLIAMS-WHITTELSE5 SX CO- Foot Steinwav aveniin. Long Island City, N.
Y. LARGEST-MANUFACTURING CONCERN IN ITS LINE wants SPECIALTY SALESMEN of strong personality and ability. 983, Sun office. aI6-3t JOB PRESS FEEDERS; permanent positions to good men. Apply to AMERICAN LABEL MFG.
Cross and Covington sts. EXPERIENCED INSTALLMENT HOUSEHOLD SOLICITOR; salary men preferred. Call after 6 P. M. J.
L. RASCH. OOl N. Castle st. 16-3 25 BRICKLAYERS; come ready to work.
TWEN-TIETH STRFIET. near AiwnUth. al5-3t SOLICITOR ON WEEKLY PAPER; liberal commission. ROOM 21, FRANKLIN BUILD-ING, Baltimore and North streets, al5-3t COMPETENT DOUBLE-ENTRY BOOKKEEPER; one who thoroughly understands Stenography and Typewriting; state salary expected and references. Address 879, Sun office.
al5-6t EXPERIENCED Installment Collector, to Collect and Solicit; reference required; good salary to right man. Address 837, Sun office. al6-3t BY SEPTEMBER 1-Two YOUNG MEN, experienced in the Green Grocery Business. HAM-MOND 1118 Linden ave. BOY WANTED.
16 years, for OFFICE WrORK. Address 832. Sun office. al6-3t GOOD-SIZE White or Colored Bov, to RUN ERRANDS. 832-834 N.
BOND ST. al6-3t MEN. TO SELL SICK AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE; salary to right men. 713 AMERICAN BUILDING. al5-3t PRJiSS FEEDERS WANTED.
Apply to J. OERDINO 4QT South Bond street. al5-3t LITHOGRAPHERS WANTED TRANSFERERS, PROVERS AND PRESSMEN; WILL BE ASSURED STEADY EMPLOY MENT, UNDER BEST POSSIBLE CONDITIONS; HIGHEST WAGES F0RJB1RST- CLASS MEN; OPENSHOP; STATE WHERE LAST EMPLOYED. FORBES LITHO. MFG.
CO BOSTON. WANTED EXPERIENCED IRONERS AND LEARNERS IN OUR LAUNDRY DE PARTMENT- ON NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. APPLY TO VINDEX SHIRT FACTORY, N. W. COR.
PULASKI AND McHENRY STREETS. WANTED A Young Man, ex perienced xn Adjusting Sew. ing Machines. HOLZMAN MFG. Eutaw and Fayette Streets.
BOYS who want to amount to something when they grow up There's a good chance here for such boys. JIO CHS CHILD, KOHN CO. WANTED FIRST-CLASS CARPENTERS ON INTERIOR FINISH. EDWARD BRADY SOV W. COR.
BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STREETS. IT. I YOUTH FOR GENERAL WORK IN SHOE FACTORY. Apply, with references, at 107 FIRST-CLASS MOLDING MACHINE MEN; pay high prices -for competent workmen; steady work; position open at once. ENSMINGER LUMBER Harrisburg.
Pa. STENOGRAPHER AND RAPID TYPEWRITER. FAMILIAR WITH GENERAL OFFICE WORK (by corporation. state experience. Address A 989.
Sun office. al7-2t about i years old, as SALESMAN IN RETAIL HAT STORE. Ap- Plv at REESE'S HAT STORE. 222 East al- tlmore street. al7-3t JEWISH YOUTH, to ASSIST MANAGER IN LARGE SOUTHERN DRY GOODS HOUSE.
Address 120 NORTH LIBERTY ST. ORDERLIES FOR HOSPITAL WORK. Ai to the HOUSEKEEPER, UNIVERSITY HOS PITAL. Lombard and Oreene streets. It EXPERIENCED COAT- OPERATORS AND BASTERS: steady work.
BURK, FRIED 748 East Lombard street. al7-3t BOY WANTED, to RUN ERRANDS. 221 NORTrf CALVERT STREET. Apply at It GOOD CARPENTERS Apply at 203 XMUKl.il JiU TAW BTKlStil, alV-3t STRONG BOYS. LAUER SUTER- Block near Caroline.
an-zt WANTED A TEACHER, as PRINCIPAL FOR THE VIENNA ACADEMY, Dorchester county. Maryland salary oou. J. WEBB, President. al7-3t WINFIEUD WEBSTER, Secretary.
WANTED Settled Sintrle or Married Man. with no children, on gentleman's suburban place, as GARDENER, take care lawns, roftds, etc. Ad- uruna, giving age auu reierences, i ouii uiucc. WANTED Brichfc BOY IN SHIRT FACTORY. to LEARN THE BUSINESS; $3 a week to start trosiects to advance: must be reli able and bring reference.
Address Sun office. al7-3t WANTED Man. to RUN SMALL PACKINO BOX FACTORY; able to keep tools in order and handle help; give reference and salary expected. P. O.
BOX B5. New Bern. N. C. WANTED Good SPEED LATHE HAND ON PLUMBERS' BRASS WORK; steady job.
Ap ply to SPEAKMAN SUPPLY AND PlPHi Thirtieth and Spruce streets. Wilmington. DeU7-4t WANTED First-class WATCHMAKER; state ex-perienca and salary expected permanent position to good man; Address BRADLEY S. DIXON. 71Y Eighth st.
S. Washington, D. C. WANTED A Young Man, to COLLECT DELIiV-CMIENT AOCOb'XTS for larue Installment House. Only those having experience in this line of work need address 8HO, Sun office.
It WANTED Experienced CLOTHING CUTTER; also, CUTTER to till position in nearby town. Apply to SCHLOSS BROS. Baltimore and Pfica streets. WANTED Youth, to ASSIST IN SHIPPING DEPARTMENT; must be good at figures. Address, in own handwriting, giving references, 70.
Sun office. WANTED Bright Young Man. as SALESMAN IN JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT; one experience prelerreo. Lexington street. WALTER'S, 2-i West al7-2t WANTED A White Man, as PORTER and to do General Store Work; must bring references.
LERCH HO to 114 Hanover WANTED White Man, to DRIVE TWO-HORSE TEAM FOR. HAULING. Apply to J. HENRY 8EEGER, Park Heights and Wylle avenues. It WANTED A COLORED MAN.
to ATTEND TO 3 HORSES, GO TO TRAINS, near the city. Apply at ROOM 2Q3, Steward Bldg. It WANTED MAN TO COLLECT AND CANVASS RUGS, COMFORTS, etc. position permanent salary $Vi per week. 82-4.
Sun office. WANTED Experienced CLOTHING TRIMMER. Apply to EISEMAN al7-3t 213 West German street. WANTED ASSISTANT BAKER Young Man, of neat appearance; good salary. Apply CHILD'S RESTAURANT, 18 North Charles street.
It WANTED Four good MANAGERS, to handle solicitors, and a few good SOLICITORS. Apply at 4Q7 AMERICAN BUILDING. It WANTED MAN TO DRIVE DOUBLE TEAM. Apply, writh reference, to J. OTIS ROLOSON, North avenue and Tenth street.
WANTED An experienced FURNITURE WAGON DRIVER. Apply at HOWARD AND STOCKHOLM STREETS. WANTED An experienced ENTRY CLERK, by Wholesale Notion House. Address, with references. 82fl.
Sun office, It WANTED Young Man, as BOOKKEEPER; state age, reference and salary expected. Address 975. Sun office. It WANTED An experienced FURNITURE WAGON DRIVER. Apply at 317 N.
HOWARD STREET. al7-2t WANTED Young GERMAN MAN, who has some knowledge of Barkoeping. Address 97.6, Sun office. al7-2t WANTED CUSTOM CUTTER; one thoroughly acquainted with the block system. 812.
Sun. WANTED BRASS MOLDERS and BRASS FIN-ISHERS. Apply 3Qft W. LOMBARD ST.17-2t WANTED PLUMBER and TINNER. I.
HAN-KIN, E. cor. High and Lexington sts. WANTED Stout Boy, to WORK IN GROCERY STORE. N.
E. Baltimore. 825. Sun office.L-2 WANTED CYLINDER PRESSMEN. 17 SOUTH HOWARD STREET.
Apply jat WANTED Experienced MEAT CUTTER. 8U7 NORTH HOWARD STREET. WANTED Youth, to ATTEND CIGAR STAND. Address 88. Sun office.
WANTED CLOTHING SALESMAN. 701, Sun office. Address al7-2t WANTED FOUR STRONG BOYS (16 to 19 years of age). GOOD SALARY MADE. STEADY EMPLOYMENT.
OPPENHEIM, dSERNDORF CO. X12 12-4 WEST FAYETTE STREET. WANTED MEN FOR THE UNITED STATES NAVY: ages 17 to 35 years; must be American ratin TION. 17 South Gay address BUREAU OF NAVIGATION, Navy Da- partment, Washington. jyz-ian" WANTED Bright, active Young Man, to ASSIST IN OFFICE OF A MANUFACTURING HOUSE; one having some experience with keeping factory records preferred state age and full particulars.
Address S34, Sun office. WANTED A nrst-clasa WOODWORKER, for a carriage repair shop in Southern city or eu.uuu; healthy and cheap to live: 52 full weeks In the year; permanent position to the ngit man. Appiy itth by letter only to H. H. BABco*ck CO.
loj ill west tayette grreeu aib-t nr i vmvn QlT.ITaliV noil HAAllJi im-ciaao i. L-J i. i -vi i in strong line of PEARL BUTTONS In Baltimore on commission miiHi, ntjwiviiiLcu jwu-bing and manufacturing trade. Write BOEPPLE BUTTON Muscatine. Iowa.
ail-lt WANTED An exnerienoed Man. one who has good following, to TAKE CHARGE OF READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT a good position for the right man. Address 846, Sun office. ftl6-3t WANTED ENGINEER, to TAKE CHARGE OF SMALL STEAM YACHT: man who has been working on small boats preferred. Apply to F.
T. LEACH, HO to 114 Hanover street. al6-3t WANTED Young Man, to ASSIST IN OFFICE: mlanr tts wk must be experienced and quick and accurate at figures; state age and? full urfiilii A AAvoa Ttt-l Ci.n nffii 19-fit ai uiiUMia, uiii SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. Systematizes Books: Trial Balances and Special Statements; Corporations a specialty. 827, Sun office.
al7-7t CHIEF CLERK A Gentleman, with eight years' experience, seeks Position, large Apartment or Hotel, Baltimore or Address 21 1 Sun office. POSITION WANTED BY FOREMAN ON FRAME WORK: thojmighly understands the square; hustler. WM. BRADY, 1604 Oliver Pl.I SINGLE WHITE MAN (49) WANTS WORK IN COUNTRY. Address A 509.
Sun office. al7-2t ACCOUNTANT (27) of wide experience in mercantile and mrnoratlon accounting, desires Derma nent position; salary $20 per week; also familiar with cost accounts. Address sun omee.ie-f YOUNG MAN desires EMPLOYMENT FOR PART OF DAY, either mornings or afternoons. Address Hj sun omce. ain-ji EXPERIENCED Road Salesman open for Engage ment salary or commission, aun omc THOROUGHLY experienced Bookkeeper wishes Position: best refs.
861. Sun omce. al4-7t AGENTS WANTED. $50 PER WEEK. We want hustlers in every farming community in the country to sell the American Shock Binder.
Weighs only three pounds. One man can bind as fast as fifteen men can cut and shock the com. Agents are coining money. Every farmer needs at least three or four. $50 a week profit is easy.
DO IT NOW. Write or telegraph and we will reserve territory. Remit $2 by registered mail, money or express order, and we will send at once, prepaid, a Shock Binder, our contract, letter of instructions, order blanks, list of premiums. You can start at once. Don't delay 1 Do it nowl Start today! AMERICAN SHOCK BINDER CORPORATION.
Write to RUDOLF ALEXAM1JEK, lien. Agent. HO North Liberty street, Baltimore, Md. WANTED District Agents in all parts of Mary land: exoentional contract with old line Stock. Health and Accident Insurance Company; ex cellent opportunity for men ot capacity and integrity.
Address BOX 135. Detroit. Mich. al3-7t WANTS. WANTED BUY AN UPRIGHT PIANO.
FOR CASH No objection If it needs some repairs. State full Address 7Q4, Sun office. WANTED FURNITURE. Dry Goods, Groceries and General Merchandise. J.
ANDERSON, 1637 wcbi. nurui avenue, mo. none, ttii courtland C. and P. Phone.
3645-M St. Paul. tf WANTED FOR CASH FURNITURR A Nn HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS; entire or portions of uuawuuiua uvukih muucin ur Bnuque: send postal. J. CARROLL, 48 8.
Charles st. C. and 14- 1 1 onai I .1 FURNITURE, Feather Beds and Mahogany Furniture wanted; best cash price paid; try us. M. TREUMAN, 707 Pennsylvania avenue.
al5-4t rice Households purchase3. Reliable jttg. Su" OLD FEATHER BEDS Market price Paid kinds of Feathers, old-timf i tur. firnl nolnnial Antique 613 N. Eutaw.
C. Phone.Md-phone-Courtland 2547. AT ONCE 250 Old Fepsfel Price: Old Mahogany and Modern Furniture Old iJr3. vjast-tui viuuuu, uij L--jSH. fill a.
Fremont ave.f24-tf DIAMONDS AND OLD GOLD for Cash, or Exchanged for New Good Bon3 C. CROOKS JEWELERS. "114 West Baltimore street and 1405 Ncrth Charles street. WANTEJD-OLD GOLD. SILVER and BROKEN rLLAjjbv JfiWlSLHY FOR CASH.
CHARLES nr a mnw i.vtiJLi5rti 'i 11 .111 iri i. street. WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING. 525-lm BOARDING. AVENUE.
and 4ii-7t LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE Are made without security easy payments and no puoiicity. Jb UASKLIN LOAN Room 45. 5 North street. a2-lm" MONEY. WE WILL LEND YOU ANY AMOUNT MONEY.
AND FOR ANY LENGTH OF TIME MONEY. ON YOUR PIANOS. ORGANS, HOUSE-MONEY. HOLD GOODS OR ANY KIND OF MONEY. PERSONAL PROPERTY, without Re-MONEY.
nioTal. Publicity, and the same day that MONEY, you ask for it. We will make you a loan MONEY, for a year and allow you to pay It in MONEY, small monthly payments or we will al-MONEY. low you to repay it at any time and MONEY, charge you only for the time that you MONEY, have it. Remember that we give you MONEY, longer time, easier payments and lower MONEY, rates, than anyone else in the city.
BALTIMORE GUARANTY 218 North Eutaw st. Phone. Courtland 2014. MONEY LOANED SAT.ARTF.rk PEOPLE AND OTHER3. without security; easy payments: lOll American Building.
Baltimore and South sts. THE LEND AHAND BANK, 1005 LIGHT STREET, Loans without investigation on Furniture. Lowest rates. One signature. We allow the largest discount on loans paid before due.
Weekly or monthly payments collected if desired. Drop postal or phone C. South 956. or Henrietta 272, and representative will call and explain rates. Accounts with loan companies paid and more money advanced.
MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE AT 5 PER sums to suit. GROUND RENTS WANTED. J. A. BARKER SON.
14 East Lexington street. a8-lm WE ARE THE PEOPLE Who Loan. Money on Better Terms than Any Other Company in the City. J10. 8 months, J15.
6 months, $20, 6 months. $25, 6 months. $30, 6 months, $35. 6 months, $41.34. These figures cover the entire cost and you get the full amount asked for.
PATAPSCO LOAN COMPANY, J. F. WARNER -Manager, ROOMS, -200201 EQUITABLE Easy Stairs or Elevator, Fayette and Calvert streets. C. and P.
Phone. St. Paul 2018; Md. Phone, B-556L BUILDING ASSOCIATION LOANS S20 UP TO ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, same day you apply. Rate3 lower than advertised by others.
Also LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. Small Weekly, Monthly or QuarterlyTayrnents. MUTUAL LOAN FUND 210 EAST LEXINGTON STREET. OPP. P.
O. FOR SALE. FOR SALE One 25 White Middleton latest improved GAS ENGINE; purchased new short while since directly from makers, for temporary use only; in firgt-class condition and equal in all respects to new engine. For further particulars apply to OPPENHEIM, OBERNDORF 124 West Fayette street. GAS ENGINES and GASOLINE MARINE MOTORS, new and secondhand.
Repair Work a specialty. FRED FADUM, Engineer and Machinist, 40S West German street. a8-lm FOR SALE A 10-TON KELLY SPRINGFIELD ROAD ROLLER GOOD AS NEW. WILLIAM A. WADE.
Administrator, 707 to 711 Gaither Building. CASH REGISTER BARGAINS NATIONALS, HALLWOODS. new and secondhand; only competition in the city. M. W.
LUCY J31-tf 218 West Fayette street. TYPEWRITER SPECIAL AUGUST SALE! Cal. Yost $10, Blick $12.50. Rem. $15.
Oliver $30, Und, $35, Mnhtn. $18, Chicago $12. Pittsburg $16, Monarch (brand new) $65. Nicholson Typewriter Exchange. 112 N.Howard.
WE GIVE S. H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS. $4.50 LARGE SIZE SMALL NUT S4 50 Thoroughly Screened and Free from Slate. 0.7O No.
1 HARD .70 Q.95....HARJJ i Nos. 2, 3 AND 2 AND 3 SUNBURY 7.20 See us before placing your order FIDELITY COAL IRON Both Phones. Main Office, 112 N. HOWARD ST. 52224 EAST MONUMENT 8TREET.
SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICES TO REDUCE LARGE STOCK Boilers, Engines, Pumps. Stacks, Tanks and Heaters, all sizes and stylea; Air Compressors Portable and Traction Rigs, Gas and Gasoline Engines, Lathes, Drill Presses, large miscellaneous stock of other Machinery; Forges, Belting. Shafting, Hangers and Pulleys; all guaranteed as represented; write us before buying; can. save you money; no risk. MALLORY MACHINERY 314 South Charles street.
al3-lm $3.25 "THE CHEAPEST FUEL ON EARTH" is a cord or K. S. BRADY Drv Yellow Pine Wood; sawed and delivered for S3 25 All kinds of COAT. at. the, lmtt 77-" 900 SOUTH CAROLINE STREET.
Braneh- PATTERSON AVENUE AND MONROE ST. Both Phones. tu.th.f-tf COAL. COAL. COAL.
THE CHESAPEAKE CO. S4.SO "SMALL NUT. S4.50 Ktt.7 HARD NO. 1 70 e.5....HARD KOS. 2, 3 AND .86.95 $7.20 SUNBURY NOS.
2 AND 3 $7.20 REBATE FOB CASH. CONSULT US BEFORE BUYING. 1518 Maryland ave.and 124 North Liberty st. Court. 1351; C.
Mt. Vernon 1858. PIANO BARGAINS. we have yet a number of well-made Pianos. which have been traded in on StieiT Inner-Players and Stiefr Pianos, that we are offering at UN USUAL BARGAINS.
These Pianos haTe all h.n overhauled in our factory and are PRACTICALLY AS GOOD AS THEY WERE WHEN FIRST SOLD. If you are interested in an instrument and do not object to one that has been used, these in struments will please you. Prices furnished on application. Terms arranged, if desired. CHAS.
M. STIEFF, 9 North Liberty Street. FOR SALE 30-foot LAUNCH; very fast, seaworthy auu wuuuiuwic, win Mtui cneap. HENRY KEiDEL 325-lm 405 West German street. GASOLINE MARINE ENGINES, Eagle and Ard mores; rjest ana most reiiaoie; low prices LAUNCH AND ENGINE SUPPLIES.
HENRY KEIDEL a6-lm 405 West German street. SPECIAL SALE OF USED UPRIGHT PIANOS, in penect conaitiou ana luiiy guaranteed, at tne lonowmg prices: jpso, lOO, 125 135, S150, JjilGO. SQUARE PIANOS, 15i ana jpou; unuAflo, siu, sxo. E. T.
LUMPKIN 209 N. Liberty opposite Gas Offlce. as-iuui lUBrtuu xi LLi very speeay; imeiy ouut; wmte ceaar pianKing, copper fastened. F. B.
EISENBRANDT. foot or Lignt street. tiw SPECIAL SALE One gallon. 50c 3 eallons. $1.35 o.
1 r-r rr-m a ci 11 i ttm 'm'ii rl, v-. 82G West Baltimore street. Both phones. jy9-tf SAFES SAFES SAFES BOUGHT. SOLD AND EXCHANGED.
W. E. KLINEFELTER. General Agent. Both Phones.
124 North Liberty street. FOR SALE SCOW SLOOP YACHT. 53 feet lrmir suitable tor nousetoai- Deautuui. large cacin; very cneap. i rvr.iiJE.ij os Jy25-lm 4Q5 West German street.
FOR SALE One IRON PAINTED BATHTUB and five PORCELAIN ENAMELED BATH TUBS cheap at 20 8. LIBERTY ST. al6-3t FOR SALE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, De tail Adder, almost new, J59. F. J.
SIEGEL, Lomoara ana xToni streets. ale-Zt FOR SALE FIXTURES OF R. C. BLONDELL'S RETAIL MAT STOKE. 3ZG VV.
Lexington st. FOR SALE MARINE GASOLINE ENGINES, ana 4 cycle. 4 to loo horsepower. Builders "THE ORIOLE." Send for Sales Agents THE GLOBE. Catalogues.
Secondhand Bargains S-H. P. and Bridge port. Globe. Sales Agents Woodpecker Stationary and Portable Engines, most reliable for larm ana general worK.
i-AUK tf 119121 East York street. COAL. WOOD. COAL. BROWN BROS.
OFFICE, 20 EAST LEXINGTON" ST. RAILROAD YARD, 1520 MARYLAND AVENUE. Call or Write Before Buying. Both Phones. FOR SALE 200-foot SEINE, 10 feet deep, 300 feet rope, for Hauling.
at mm. r. SECOND-HAND CASH REGISTERS. niTi.ronnn 90. Also a number of Nationals in first-class condition.
We guarantee RETTKR PRICES AND LOWER TERMS than any other dealer. mull NEW NATIONAL FOR firp-TPTl OOR. FAYETTE AND LIBERTY STS. Highest Prices Pa'id for Secondhand Cash Registers. "We Are Offering for Sale The H.
S. Palmer Hollow CONCRETE BLOCK MACHINES. Handsome Profits Can Be Made With a Small Investment. BEWARE of INFRINGERS. We are now manufacturing blocks at our Diekeyville Quarry.
Take Mount Holly car to western erminus. This is the PIONEER Hollow CONCRETE BLOCK-MAKING MACHINE And the BEST. Inquiries should be addressed to FORD CONTRACTING COMPANY, 6 East Lexington Street, Baltimore Md, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that PAYMENT IS REFUSED ON CHECK dated August 9. 1906, drawn in favor of J. C.
FISHER, sum of $E0, signed S. T. Hickman, and the public is hereby warned not to -purchase said check, it being without consideration. T. HICKMAN, -Doubs, Md.
I HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that I will not be responsible for any debts otitracted by my Wife, GOLDA WISENAUER. LOUIS WISENAUER. 1148 West Hamburg st. Special Out-of-Seasoit Sale. In order to reduce stock and keep moving all SUITS THAT WERE 15.
18, $20 TO OR DER. NOW AT $13. Just the Sulta for outing to save that higher-price suit. Call and examin sample- Suit of our Tuxedo, to order only 15. Full lino of Crash Pants, to order only $5 during July and August.
Both phones. Close 6.30 P. M. B. WEYFORTH SONS, 217-219 N.
Paca at. FRANK J. MURPHY, 320 and 322 W. Lexington 33V3 Reduction Sale. FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS.
GO-CARTS, TO CLOSE OUT. Samples and seasonable goods, which cannot be duplicated. You can have your goods charged and iraj on our easy credit plan. $2 Cash. 82 Per Week, on $100 Worth of Goods.
91 Cash, $1 Per Week, on S50 Worth of Goods. ooa Cash. SOe. Week, on $25 Worth of Goods. Always your money's worth and satisfaction guar anteed, open Saturday until 10 P.
M. all-Imp LEAKY ROOFS made ahsolutelv tlttht and abso lutely guaranteed; representative will call and give tree estimate. Also sell our Root i'aint, vac. gal. Onar.
Roof Metal Paint North st, LOST AND FOUND. REWARD AT 1401 DRUID HILL AVENUE FOR. GARNET SILK UMBRELLA. left on Druid Hill avenue car. August 16.
It SMALL SQUARE GOLD LOCKET, with mono- gra TR am H. S. Suitabla reward at 4 CrJN RAL SAVINGS BANK. al7-eo3t LOST Wednesday, on Westport car. or from Park i ii nu iuunuuiu i at -i.
i-n. nj i Black Poeketbook. containing about $12 in notes, small change, 2 pins and a round-trip ticket to Relay. Reward. 1305 Highland ay.
LOST A LOCKET, with Eagle emblem, F. O. E. and eagle on one side and initials W. L.
on the other. Liberal reward if left at 930 EAST PRESTON STREET, or RALEIGH BARBER SHOP, Holliday and Fayette streets. TlflT Tti Vi airnrrtYi(r Hictri- nn ThnrHnv A IV gust 16, DIAMOND ANB PLATINUM CHAIN BRACELET, with Diamond Heart attached Reward if returned TRUST BUILDING. to 414 CONTINENTAL al7-2t LOST LADY'S GOLD-FILLED WATCH, with Fleur-de-Lis Pin and small Clasp Pin; on Mount Royal avenue. Reward at ARM1GER 310 North Charles street.
LOST August 11, WALLET, with small amount of money and card of owner. Please return to Sun office and receive reward. It SIO REWARD WILL BE PAID AT 1708 TTTRV fflf A SAf ALL BLACK AND TAN TERRIER DOG. LOST JULY 31. LICENSE JNO.
tiUil. aio-at- LOST An S. A. E. FRATERNITY PIN, diamond shape, gold back, black enamel face.
Reward if returned to 1219 ARGYLE AVE. al-3t LOST Adrift from Quo Vadis in tfSiria Tin1 YAWL. Kewart YACHT CLUB. Reward if returned to CORINTHIAl LOST A MALTESE CAT, about a year old. Five dollars reward if returned to MRS.
PENTZ, 630 West Saratoga street. MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY OR COUNTRY PROPERTY AT LOW RATES: GROUND RENTS WANTED. J. M. BERRY RON.
22S St. Pul street. je2S-tf A SQUARE DEAL FOR EVERYBODY LOANS ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, ORGANS, HORSES AND VEHICLES Or other approved security for the longest time. Easiest terms and most favorable conditions. Yon PAY ONLY FOR THE TIME YOU HAVE THE MONEY, as we discount all payments made before due.
HOUSEHOLD LOAN 211 NORTH LIBERTY STREET. First Floor. WE DO AS WE SAY. UP TO THE TIMES NO. 2 N.
FREMONT ST. Cheapest and Easiest Place in the City to Get Money on Furniture. Pianos. Etc. Phones: Maryland, W-3; C.
and Gilmor 1589. THE WEST BALTIMORE LOAN AND COLLECTION CO. All cars transfer to Baltimore and Fremont streets, No. Z. 13-lm ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A FRIEND TO LOAN YOU MONEYT 50c WEEKLY PAYS A 10 LOAN.
80c. WEEKLY PAYS A LOAN. Sl.OO WEEKLY PAYS A 850 LOAN. 1.25 WEEKLY PAYS A 75 LOAN. S2.00 WEEKLY PAYS A 8lOO LOAN.
Loans on Furniture, Pianos, Salaries, eta. with out removal or knowledge of your employer. In small weekly or monthly payments. Full amount of money given. Discount allowed when loan, is paid before due.
Loans taken up -from other com panies ana more money given. AMERICAN TRUST 140 WEST FAYETTE STREET. Corner of Liberty, Second Floor. Most Private Offices in City. Md.
Phone. Courtland 2329. C. St. Paul.
3548K, THE ALBERT LOAN COMPANY. The Fairest and Most Liberal Company In the City. otnctiy uegaj. inu riuiN. Easy monthly or Quarterly payments, as desired.
Will loan on Furniture. Real Estate or other ac ceptable security, for either short or long time. AND ANY AMOUNT. Write and agent will call. Both phones.
THE ALBERT LOAN COMPANY, 211 NORTH CALVERT STREET. MONEY LOANED AT 6 PER in sums to suit, from $5 upward, on Chattels, Real Estate or otner good security charges reasonable. VEK- KON lOO East Kara toga street. MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN, PROVIDENT CHATTEL LOAN CO. HAVE REMOVED TO 507 NORTH EUTAW Second Floor.
LOANS. WHERE YOU CAN BORROW LOANS. MONEY ON FURNITURE AT LOANS. LOWEST RATES AND EASIEST LAiAJNa. TERMS IN THE CITY.
Call, write or phone to PROVIDENT CHATTEL LOAN B07 North Eutaw street. Second Floor. MONEY! MONEY! MONEY Wo are always ready to supply you and want you 19 jtnow inat me NATIONAL CREDIT ROOM BUILDERS' EXCHANGE Corner Charles and Lexington street. Entrance. 2 East Lexington street.
makes Loans on Furniture, Pianos, Organs, at the very lowest rates. Don't let advertisem*nts misieaa you. our charges are tne lowest. Phone. Md.
W-65U, or write. Agent will call QUICK LOANS on Furniture, Pianos, without removal or publicity; monthly payments. For $10. pay $2 month; S20, pay $30, pay other amounts proportion lull amount applied for given. cuwBKa, a.
Arlington op. notim MKt THE BALTIMORE CREDIT 1707 BANK STREET. EAST Off BROADWAY, LEGAL RATES. NO EXTORTION. LOANS $15 up to $500 on Furniture, Pianos, eta, without being disturbed.
C. Wolfe 1230. FAIREST TREATMENT. No COBt for AirentR to call nnrl rnto Endorsed notes discounted at 231 Calvert Bldg. jjotn rnones.
a-tr A GOOD THING TO THINK ABOUT. WHERE TO BORROW MONET ON YOUR FURNITURE WITHOUT REMOVING IT OR PUBLICITY. VERY LOW RATES WOR THIS MONTH. THE MARYLAND LOAN 81517 EQUTABLE BUILDING. TBoth Phones: 951; C.
St. Paul 2159. 1894 OLDEST ESTABLISHED 1891 THE MARYLAND CHATTEL LOAN ASSOCIATION, ALBERT BLUME, MANAGER. CALVERT BUILDING, OPP. COURTHOUSE.
Rooms 229. 231 and 233 (Second Floor). S. E. COR.
FAYETTE AND ST. PAUL STS. SIO.OO UP TO 8500.OO LOANED On FURNITURE. PIANOS, without removaL LEGAL RATES. NO EXTORTION.
See us and keep out of the clutchet of loan snares. Address or phone and agent will call and explain rates without cost. Md. Phone. Court.
735: C. and St Paul 2859. MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGES; GROUND RENTS WANTED. JOHN GLENN tf 312 St. Paul street.
THE CHATTEL LOAN -ASSOCIATION, ORGANIZED IN 1898 TO SAVE BORROWERS FROM EXTORTION. 9 EAST LEXINGTON ST. 820.00, SIX MONTHS, $4.00 PER MONTH, 25.00. SIX MONTHS. $4.90 PER MONTH.
$30.00. SIX MONTHS f.5.75 PER MONTH $35.00. SIX MONTHS, 6.75 PER MONTH. lOr ftVhfr itmiMlrtri etnnrlv -in shrwW1 with the Chattel Art "of WW. S.
HAMBLETON. President: D. C. AMMIDON. Vice-President: DANIEL W.
HOPPER, Treasurer: W. FINTEY. Manaeer. tf ton nnr to loan. Tfl BUILDING ASSOCIATION 'PLAN.
AUVAflUJIS fKUiMJflLiX MAUlU. All transactions strictlv confidential. Loans made on any reasonable security. Loans made on Note of Hand only. Loans made on Real Estate.
Loans made on Salarv. Furniture or Personal Property. isotes Liiscountea. Call and see us. BALTIMORE INVESTMENT 12Q N.
Paca bet. Lexington and Fayette. IF arOU DESIRE A LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANO OR HORSE AND WAGON AT LOWER RATES, FOR LONGER TIME AND ON EASIER TERMS THAN BE OBTAINED ELSEWHERE IN THE CITY, CALL AT Office of CHESAPEAKE GUARANTY Room 7, 2 EAST LEXINGTON STREET. Second Floor, Builder' ffrgiiaogs Building. 1 ftA.T TIHT I VVV A XITi XT I TLTiVmO.
Vf rk AVT' il-l M-r a a 1A-1 A'-i. A TORS AND DYNAMOS BOUGHT, SOLD AnP KltiNTlsi. McOAX. I -fcast street. Largest stocK in city.
ai-im- FOR SALE Three new 10-eallon Steel SODA WATER TANKS, PRESSURE GAUGE AND ROCKER. H. JARVIS. Elkridge, Md. al5-3t COAL AND WOOD.
THE E. D. ONION COAL 530 538 EAST MONUMENT STREET. OAK AND PINE WOOD. CLEAN COAL AND 2.240 LBS.
PER TON. Pea Coal. -70 No. 1 SG.70 3 and Nut $6.95 Sfc7.20 Sunbivry Nos. 2, 3 and Nut $7.20 Valley Nos.
2, 3 and BOTH PHONES. U1SUUU.M' DUK CASH. HORSES, MUXES, ETC. FOR SALE Several pairs of fine CARRIAGE HORSES. c.1&JbI?kenI number of ROAD AND LIGHT DRAFT HORSES.
PALACE STABLES, J. S. DITCH CO. FOR SALE I Fine Black MARE. 6 years old, and beautiful Cut-Under Rubbe-Tire TRAP; Mare can pace in 2.30.
WILLIAM I HAND. Havre de Grace, Md. al7-3t $125 BUYS A FINE BROOD MARE; good traveler: dark bay. loy, hands hisrh and with foaL EDW. K.
BAKER, Howardville, Baltimore county, Md. al7-2t RESPONSIBLE GENTLEMAN, thorough horseman, having decided to remain at my country home this winter. WILL TAKE A HORSt: FOR ITS KEEP; must be absolutely fearlesa of Butuuiuuiies ana aaie ior iaay to nae or anve: arrangements can be made now for later. Address RUNABOUT 501, Sun offlce. SPECIAL PRIVATE SALE EVERY DAY.
Best selection of Heavy Draft Horses in town, weighing from 1,200 to 1,800 pounds Dapple Grays, Blacks, Bays, in match pairs or single. "A guarantee and six days', trial given oSKevery Horse you buy, FRIEIENWUJDS RELIABLE AUCTION. 315-317-319 NORTH CALVERT ST. FRIDAY'S BIG AUCTION, AUGUST IT, AT 10.30 A. M.
Sixty-seven head of Horses, Mares and Mules. Every Horse- positively sold on second bid. No limit, no reserve. Also, lot of Harness, Buggies and agons, etc. CONFIDENCE.
The confidence the public have in us is not for sale at any price. Another reason whv we don't oealin Western-shipped stock, because they are not reliable. We sell PURE BRED MOUNTAIN HORSES, direct from their original home on the farm. They are the genuine article and are yours for the minimum advance above cost of $2.50 PER HEAD PROFIT. KING'S PRIVATE SALE DEPARTMENT, mil OPEN 6 A.
M. TO 6 P. M. Drafters weighing from 1,200 to 1,800 pounds, Business and Express Horses, Farm Horses and Mules in variety; Fancy Drivers, Saddlers, Cobs, Trotters and Pacers, KING'S NEXT AUCTION, FRIDAY. AUGUST 17, COMMENCING AT 10.30 A.
M. 74 PRIVATE ENTRIES, consigned by private parties in Baltimore city and surrounding counties; also consignments of Day-tons, Buggies, Wagons and Harness. It is a known fact we only render positively 100 per cent, service, full auction value and returns, from beginning td end, with CASH ON THE SPOT, and all you bave to do is walk up and get your money, not an argument. uiu it. muxKUUX.
KING'S LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT OF ITS KIND IN THE WORLD, HIGH, NEAR BALTIMORE. PLEASE DON'T IMITATE. $125 CASH WILL BUY THE HANDSOME BAY TROTTING MARE MERION 1 years old, 15.2 hands, sound and lady broken. If convenient to purchaser, will pay $20 per month to board my fast trotting Horse until my return from the Pacific Coast, about November lo; also, HARNESS ICLKS. Call at my Stable, 700 PARK AVENUE, side way.
a4-tf FOR SALE OR HIRE Forty HORSES AND MARES, suitable for all purposes: also Drum- mmiE Esmum sale ThlS dav Will ho lTOltlr1 tn Priv.f. QnlMntt Buying and exchanging of Horses and Mules. Pretty easy to pick out, at small price, a wuoft aurisc, iuuhj, i or most any use. are some workers form farmers ana needmir I Horses can save a bit of mnnw hv drorminir 'mnnd to FOX Stables today. opeciai attention is directed to a lot ot mignty fine Mules biir as "the of a.
hnnsa" and olpan- Iimbed as a race horse. seldom has a nner lot of Mules been offered for sale in this market. Needless to repeat that every Animal that leaves FOXS 8tables goes with a Guarantee that lis tens nae ine rnmi-marK on- Quia. Best prices paid for Horses from private sources. 1 make a mistake if vou pt elftewlieir in rm or sell Horses; for YOU'RE ALWAYS SAFE AT 31S, 320, 322 NORTH STREET.
Half a Century Selling Horses. AT THE OLD TOWN 8TABLESJ40 HEAD OF HORSES, of all descriptions. Heavy Draft, Express and Driving Horses. Also, a beautiful Driving Team, Brown Mare, Cob, Runabout and Harness. S1H 520 East st.
James Cavanaugh. LOCUST VALE STOCK FARM; TOWSON, MD. E. COX, SON CO. COACHERS, COMBINATION SADDLERS, RUNABOUT AND DRAFT HORSES.
MULES, ALL WEIGHTS and PRICES. Phone. We will meet you terminus Towson cars. CLOSING-OUT SALE OF THE BALTIMORE BOX CO. 5,000 Boxes: 8 Horses, Wagon and Harness: $100, Dapple Gray.
6 years and sound, 1.2C0 lbs. $Ss5. Steel Grav. 7 years, sound and clever. 1,230 Brown Horse, 8 years, sound, lbs.
$50, Brown Horse. 9 years, sound, 1,100 lbs. S60. Sorrel Mare. 7 Tears, sound.
lbs. S65. Sorrel Mare, 6 years s-jund, 1.030 lbs $159. Dapple Bay Horse. 7 years, sound.
1.100 been used bv very beautuui: also, urown Morse, little sore. A BARGAIN FOR QUICK BUYER- BAY HORSE, 6 years old; sound and gentle plenty of speed: safe for. lady to drive. Also, now Rubber-Tire RUNABOUT and HARNESS onlv for whole outfit if sold at once. Call at SU UllUlUf AlJUUIl.
al6-3t MR. COVER. GENTLEMAN wishing to dispose of his outfit a juaams MOitsiu. nne KUUliY and har NESS will sell reasonable. S33 NORTH EXETER STREET.
al6-3t POPPLETON ICE COMPANY. 410 Poppleton buicvl, nui strii vna nunsci price. $75. A-k for STABLE BOSS. al6-3t 1 1 1 1 1 Il'l II II.
1 1 TWO LARGE. HEAVY DAPPLE GRAY DRAFT HORSES, young ana souna. u. XIA1AN US 323 West Franklin street. al6-Jt FOR SALE COB: sound, eentle: suitable for ladv.
11K3. E. JrXeignts avenue ana Wylie avenue. sl6-3t SloO WILL BUY KENTUCKY BAY MARE. 15 hands high, 8 years old; gentle enough for lady; afraid of nothing.
Apply at 413 PEARL STREET. aU-7t HAVING DECIDED TO GO OUT uF THE HIR ING BUSINESS, 1 DEFER FOR SALE lO HEAD OF HORSES AND MARES, suitable for all purposes; no reasonable offer refused. Ap ply at atapies, kiar ni w. iiEAtatiXUiM ST. RARE OPPORTUNITY-la9 will buy Heibert Penn, my beautiful Trotter.
5 years old. 15.2 hands, black trial 2.21U. sound, fearless: can he anven witn great satisiaction Dy tne most timid person. For $100 will sell Pair of Coach Mares, 8 ana 9 years oia, souna ana never nnaer ail circum stances, aiso, set ot aouDle arm Harness, canopy-top, rubber-tired Surrey. $50 Runabout, good as ucw, runiCTs, siiiEie ana aouoie: reason xur seUine.
usine auto. Call at DR. FISHER'S. 214 West Atom, ment strart. side wit, tf $35 TO 85 will buy HORSES AND MARES just out ot worK, suitable tor ail purposes; a fair trial given; reason lor selling, no further use.
Apply to Stable Boss. 413 PEARL ST.a8-lm MOSES MOSES, established Have on hand at all times NorthernHORSES. consisting of Coacn Horses, Drivers and Saddle xiorses; suiuime to an purpose; city broken and FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE AT MY STABLES, All Horses sold bv ma must: ha aa iuuiicy reiunaea. mv5-tf A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE EDITH KNIGHT, by Guy Wilkes. z.kyi, dam by Ambassador; E.
3L by Sur pass, z.l4, nam by Uuy Wilkes: MISS FLEETY, bv Knmaas. dam iv TteH Wiltea- tiinrlaWl- brea ana registered solid Bays, with blade points: plenty of speed, style and breeding. See them and cunvwcea uiat we are onenng a Dargain. WILXUAI UUEE.NWAX. al5-4t Towson, Md.
CHEAP WORK HORSE FOR SALE. Apply at al5-4t 1445 WILLIAM STREET. MANURE. CANTON MANURE COMPANY, BOSTON AND O'DONNELL STREETS. First-class MANURE FOR SALE, by the car or vessel load.
Stables cleaned prwnptly where straw Is used as bedding. Phone, Windsor 161. or C. and Wolfe 16S6-W. Jy28-lm CARRIAGES, WAGONS.
ETC. WE'RE STILL MOVING some of our immense stock of Vehicles, owine to our liberality of GIVING 25 PER CENT. OFF the regular price all during the month of August. Don't fool Taluable time away and miss the opportunity. Now is the time.
IIOYEE'S NEW YORK CARRIAGES are in the push. 1,000 SETS HARNESS, our own and other makes. Vehicles for country purposes less than cost of manufacture. JAMES KING HIGH, NEAR BALTIMORE. CARRIAGES.
BUGGIES- TRAPS. DAYTONS. Lartrest stock and lowest nrices in this city. New and secondhand. If you can't find what you want come and see us.
We have it. Sole Agents for the Genuine COLUMBUS BUGGY VEHICLES. Bist line of all styles. This firm builds Physicians and Business Men Buggies. Abundance of Pony wagons and Harness, and Speeding Carts.
200 and 211 North street. Shetland Pony. Governor's Cart and Harness Out. for Ladies or Children. KXl'KKIENlED DOL'liLK ENTRY BOOK-KEKl'EK.
Apply to STRAUSS, EISE.MAN 7t4 Loxlntrtmi st. It ttAN'l KM-A Middle-Aged WORKING HOUSEKEEPER (white) to take full charge of a home in the country, where thero are onlv two in Uie family, both men. Address HO, Wood-lawn, Baltimore ponntv. Md. al6-2t WANTED Experienced rRESSERS.
also LEARNERS, on JEAN AND NAINSOOK DRAWERS AND UNDERSHIRTS. Ett- LANUER 51U fst Pratt street. WANTED Experienced STENOGRAPHER AND TYl'EWRITKR; Smith-Premier machine used; mum be rapid operator. Address, stating age, r'ferepeen mid milnry expected. H44.
Sun office. WANTED Experienced OPERATORS AND LEARNERS ON JEAN AND NAINSOOK DRAWERS AND UNDERSHIRTS. EliLAN-OER B1U est Pratt street. WANTED Experienced PACKERS; also. GIRLS TO LEARN DIPPING AND PACKING.
Ap- lllv trt LI PPH-M II UKACII DOM PAN Y. 3-tf Calvert on avenue and Hollins street. W'ANTEl Thoroughly experienced Salesladies to HELP OUT SATURDAYS OR MONDAYS, or STORES, 515. al6-3t HIT North Oav street. WANTED OIRLS IN BAKING POWDER FAC TORY.
Apply at BOO EAST LOMBARD ST. WANTED Neat White Girl, for COOKING and general HOUSEWORK; family of two; no or ironing wages $15. Apply at 2321 i NORTH CHARLES MTKKKT. al5-3t WANTED A GOVERNESS for advanced Child; college graduate preferred; highest references re-nulrtd. Address MRS.
K. II. LAN SI) ALE, Unity, Montgomery jd. al5-3t 'WANTEI-A good Colored Woman, to COOK, ASH and IKON for a small family. Apply.
vim reii-rence, at 1U14 OAK HILL AVIS, near North ave. al6-2t WANTED A Young White Woman to do GENERAL HOUSEWORK In family of four; will a home to right party. Address al6-2t WANTED Experienced STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER familiar with office work. Apply 1). LEVY SONS COMPANY, 107 Hanover street.
al6-3t WAN I ED Woman, to COOK and DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK: small family reference. Apply at NORTH CAREY STRKKT.HS-2t A XT ED A Young Woman, to MAKE COLOR CARDS; lifilit work. Apply THE H. B. DA VIS i-er nwn, 41Q Hanover St.
WANTED Girls, in PAPER BOX FACTORY; good steady employment. J. M. HAR-1 TEL, South Charles street. 15-7t WANTE1-Experienced OPERATORS on Children's Lace Caps.
Apply to PH. F. GKHft-. MANN A 2O0 N. Gay at.
alft-2t WANTED Two Young Lady CASHIERS. Apply to AwUtnnt Superintendent, BKAGER'S, En-tnw and Knratnga, al6-2t ANTED A Girl for GENERALHOUSEWORK references required. Apply 1423 W. LAN- ALE ST. Rl6-tf WANTED SKIRT AND WAIST HANDS.
SCH PEN 14 W. Lexington st. ai5-3t ANTED A filITE GIRL AS LADY'S MAID. Apply at BOLTON STREET. al6-2t WANTED MILLINERY MAKERS.
14 West Lexin(rton street. SCHOEN al5-3t WAN I'ED A HITE GIRL AS COOK. Apply at BOLTON STREET. al6-2t WANTED White Girl aa HOUSE MAID. 1514 WANTED White iirl as COOK.
1514 MOUNT RO AL AVENUE. al6-3t EX I PERIENCED OPERATORS ON ALL PARTS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS? slan fur I.V.IBV. ERS, paid while under instructions. NORTH BROS. STRAUSS, Pratt and Greene sts.
a4-lm STUART KEITH, 821 GRANBY STREET, Want OVERALL AND COAT OPERATORS, first and second part: highest prices paid. LADIES rnr home work arnlv KIO E. PRATT ST. al6-7t HANDS FOR PLAIN SEWING good wages steaav work. UMl W.
BALTIMORE ST. al6-3t A GOOD WHITE COOK; small familvj best wages. Apply at 1710 EUTAW PLACE.al6-2t WANTED A STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER who can spell and punctuate correctly; who can take rapid dictation and read her notes, if necessary, a day later; long experience not essential the above qualities indispensable: Smith-lremier operator preferred; state ago and salary wanted, it 830. Sun office. -'AY WHILE LEARNING rOUNG LADIES WHOM WE INSTRUCT TO SEW FAULTLESS SHIRTS.
A E. ROSENFELD Se frH-tf 32-38 South Paca street. LADIESO SEW AT HOME ON FAULTLESS E. RO'SENFELD A Canton Branch, jyll-tf Chesapeake and O'DonneU street. LADIES, TO SEW AT HOME ON FAULTLESS bUIUTS.
E. ROSENFELD )yl5-tf 32-38 SOUTH PACA STREET. GIRLS WANTED TO WORK ON FLAVORING FX TRACTS AND DRUGS, ETC. INTERSTATE CHEMICAL Sharp and Stockholm streets. 1el2-tf WANTED Young Ladies by The Crown Cork and Seal Company, 151 1 Guilford avenue.
Beginners paid $3.50 per week; Machine Operators, $3.50 to $4.50. No piece work. Everyone paid on Saturday; steady employment. WANTED EXPERIENCED IRONERS AND LEARNERS IN OUR LAUNDRY DEPARTMENT ON NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. APPLY TO VINDEX SHIRT FACTORY, N.
W. COR. PULASKI AND McIIENRY STREETS. WANTED IRLS A. EX AMINERS; light work; pleasant surroundings.
Apply at THE CROWN CORK AND SEAL. COMPANY, East ern avenue ana Twelfth Hlghlandtown. GIRLS WANTEB-ffo ex- perkice necessary Easy work. Geoc wages. Steady employment Columbia" Paper 'Bag Co 921 E.
Fort Ave WANTED Experienced OPER ATORS ON POWER MA CHINES, to work on all parts of White Lawn Waists. Learners taken and paid liberally while under instruction. THE HOLZMAN MFG. Eutaw and Fayette Sts. OPERATORS WANTED On all parts of light Percale Shirts; new, high-speed machines; comfortable and well-lighted workrooms; also, Operators in our Work Shirt Department.
Apply to VINDEX SHIRT FACTORY, Southwest Corner Pulaski and McHenry Sts. SALESWOMEN Not necessarily with experience in any particu-lar department, but who understand the business of selling. 'IIOCIISCHILD, KOHN CO. HOME OPERATORS, MAKING OVERALLS. COATS AND DRAWERS.
Those living' In southwestern, northwestern and western sections preferred. APPLY TO STUART A KEITH, HIO EAST PRATT STREET. LADIES TO SEW ON ALL PARTS OF FAULTLESS BHIRTS: HALF DAY ON SATURDAYS. E. ROSENFELD ic CANTON BRANCH, tf CHESAPEAKE AND O'DONNELL STS.
WANTED OPERATORS ON PLAIN AND SIDE -SEAM DRAWERS; light, clean and steady work; Learners taken and paid while under instruction. Apply to WISE 126-132 West Fayette street. LADIES TO SEW ON ALL PARTS OF FAULTLESS FHIR18. WORK I NO HOURS. T.45 to 5.15.
HALF DAY SATURDAYS. E. ROSENFELD CO 32-3S fcOUTH PACA. 0TRT, U3 Aavertisem*nts under the headings of Real Estate, Flats fob REifT, Flats Wajtted, Apartments for' Ilsnrr, Apabtme wts Wanted, Offices fob Rent, Gbotjnd Rents, Mortgages, will be found on tlon house about 8 o'clock tne morning or A BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ONE OF OLDEST AND LARGEST STEAM LAUNDRY'S in the city desires experienced OFFICE MAN, to TAKE CHARGE OF OFFICE; one who can Invest $1,000 or more preferred.
Address 705. Sun office. EXCHANGE OR SALE FINE NEW AUTOMOBILE, 10 removable tonneau; lowest cash price $850, part exchange piano, diamond or offers. AUTOMOBILE, 702, Sun office. al7-2t COMPANY NOW FORMING WAN1 YOUNG MAN AS SECRETARY; one who can invest not less than $500; Bookkeeper preferred; reference required.
Address 710. Sun office. It WANTED An active PARTNER, with $25,000. in a Manufacturing Business of 20 years' standing; discounting all bills. Address 987, Sun office.
FOR SALE Best-located GROCERY AND PROVISION STOBJ3; new section; owner leaving city; cheap rent SCHWAAB, 183X East North avenue. FOR SALE 5-YEAR ESTABLISHED CLOTHING STORE; good location: good reason for rolling. Apply at 139 W. clMDEN ST. It FOR SALE Good SALOON, Westport, Baltimore county; doing nice business.
Apply at OFFICE OF FRANK. STEIL BREWINO CO. atf-zt 15 YEARS' EST. Grocery and Provision Store; splendid location; large trade etc. wiU invoice stocK; rare cnanos.
jraig BUSINESS AND REAL ESTATE BROKER. MAURICE LAUPHE1MER OTH FLOOR. CALVERT BUILDING. uinnvvinv; LTTMRER AND COAL BUSI NESS In the growing town of Brunswick; doing a paying business of $75,000 a year; will sell as a whole or separate, renting -store room; possession will be given immediately ood reasons given for sellinir Address R. B.
WENNER. Brunswick. Md. niAn DiiaiVE99 nPVORTrTNlTY. c.VAA; sil-tiCK AND FIXTURES OF A FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY STORE, with good run of custom, FOR SALE CHEAP.
STEELE DINGES, Stephens City, va. aio-n SHOE STORE for sale, profitably established in good Eastern Shore town worth a premium, but will sell right to a i mv. flhA. r.n ttfO Kim 1 1 1 1 1 IV I 11 1 -1 ml VJ. Xi uav, office.
al6-3t SELDOM OFFERED Old-established GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE and PROPERTY: weekly sale $350 on account ill health. CRAIG FOR SALE Old-established WINE AND LIQUOR BUSINESS, with a large family trade: reason for sellinir. want to retire. 985. Sun office.
FOR SALE CO-GALLON MILK two Horses and Wagon. 843, ROUTE, with Sun offlcekl6-2t cu en ruiv. witrally located; owner rfirinir. Address 870. Sun office -e Hnirtfr imfKl hHRl ness: eood reasons.
Apply 1Q4 MulliMn st.lb WANTED TO ITY BUUTIj nonnwesi- sftrred. Apply 1527 N. Mount. prn section pri rnnn batjdON. cheap.
In southwestern section. WEST CAMDEN ST. al6-3t iunt good reason "LET ME SELL YOUR PATENT; booklet mailed free; 15 years' experience: patent sales exclusive-lyTcall or write. vVTLLlAM E. HO YT, Patent Sales Specialist.
290 M. Broadway. New York. al-lm FOR SALE A first-class RETAIL CIGAR STORE, in good locality: gooa reason ipr seu- ine. For information apply at 11 naoi ijJ-m- BARD STREET.
FOR SALE CORNER SALOON AND LIQUOR STORE, doing good business; good reason for selling; no triflers, no agents. Address 874. Sun omce. FOR SALE First-class SALOON AND RE3TAU- UA.Mj in central part or city. Apply STANDARD BREWERY, 17GO North Gay st.
EXCELLENT SALOON, also GROCERY. FOR 11 Aim-; Ti i nn ii v- i 1026 East Baltimore street. al5-3t FOR RENT OYSTER-PACKING HOUSE; ca pacity 800 gallons daily; shell stock unlimited; every convenience nrjerai terms to responsioie party. Address BOX 35. Chincoteagfne.
Va. jylB-lm RARE OPPORTUNITY FANCY GROCERY AND- PROVISION BUSINESS OF $25,000 ANNUALLY; best reasons for selling. CHAS. R. WOODS.
814 Equitable Building. al3-6t CARPET CLEANING. BALTIMORE STEAM CARPET CLEANING and STORAGE 12X North Greene streefc-Carpeta Cleaned, Stored, Altered and Ls'd. August 11 from John Marshall Place and Pennsylvania avenue northwest. He ap peared to be helpless from intoxication, and did not speak to Policeman Canfield, who arrested him.
According to the evidence, he made no effort to help himself after reaching the station house, and while he was searched he lay upon his back on tha floor In front of the bar. He was then car ried to a cell, in which he was found dead about 2 o'clock In the afternoon. DE. T. IT.
PEASE RESIGNS Dr. II. L. Brotra To Be Reduced 15 Xnmbers In His Grade. Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
ashington, Aug. lb, The President and Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte have set tled the cases of Assistant Surgeons Harry Lee Brown and Theodore N. Pease, United States Navy, who were recently tried in this city on the charge of "cribbing" 1 their examinations for promotion. The court found Pease guilty, as charged. of conduct unbecoming an officer and a gen tleman and of scandalous conduct, and sentenced him to be dismissed from the serv ice.
It is understood that Pease, through his attorneys, requested to be allowed to re sign "for the good of the service." Word was unofficially received from Oyster Bay today that this proposition had been ac cepted and approved by the President Assistant Surgeon Harry Lee Brown, who was tried for the same offense, was not found guilty on all the charges and specifications, but only partially guilty on his own admission that he communicated with another officer, presumably Assistant Surgeon Peace, during his examination for promotion. There was excellent reason to believe that Dr. Brown was not criminally guilty In having received information during the examination to assist him in his work, but inasmuch as he communicated at all and thus so seriously violated the naval regulations, the court sentenced him to be reduced 13 numbers In his graae. u.nis wui operate so as to delay his promotion for 10 months, and Is considered a light sentence. The Ice Wagon.
They may talk of their automobiles That gure fabulous price. But gin us the -wagon That summer can brag on The rambling old wagon -with ice! It greets us -with dripping an' rickety -wheels, Bnt eire it "Hooray!" as it rumbles an' reels; Oh. it wins in the race with the automobiles The rumbling old wagon with, ice! 1 Atlanta C-ffnatafaittoa- 1.
