The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland (2024)

MONEY WANTED AND TO IrOAN. GROUND RENTS FOR SAtiE. PERSONAIi. BOARDING. REAIj ESTATE FOR SAIjE.

HEIiP WANTED-MAIiES. STEAMSHIP IilNES. RAILROAD LIXES. THE SUN. rllOTOr.RAPHER Wet Plate; steady man, who ihorwtclilv nniiemnniis his trnde.

A. GOLDSTEIN. iiitralJtniliUus. Washingtor.jniSt PLATER, ste.ni vMan. who thoroughly GOLD aSd SILVEB PLAilN'G: send partiiuurs r-ut refcrenres to J.

A. GOLDSTEI.V, the Central ashington, D. C. mi3-2t SEYEKAL-GOOD 5IACIIINISTS; also, Boy In Office. WILLIAMS ENGINE 447 NorthsU SALESMAN WANTED To call on Physicians nnlv.witii the best'sellinq Medical Book (in i published for years; a capable Book Salesman or Physician out of practice can make a handsome Address POSTOFFICE P.OX 1553.

Phila delphia. ni2.t-w.12t TAN TED Colored Tov, to WORK AT NIGHT. 107 NORTH GAY STREET. it Vi ANTED Ptout Younjr Colored Manas SCRUB- l' TDrtTiTTU 1 V'T fnlvart at It A XI. IV.

XtlOl AV AWU A VI" X.1VDM 7 ANTED WHITE WAITER, at 124 CENTRE MARKET SPACE. It TUT ANTED A good WHEELWRIGHT, BLACKS' SMITH andDELPER. 1441 N. Central ave.l ANTED A first-class REST AC RANT WAIT ER. Apply at 314 W.

CAMDEN ST. It AY ANTED A good WAITER, at 359 NORTH CALVERT STREET. It TANT ED COOPERS AND MACHINE HANDS. Apply toC. EPPLERA SONS.

535 W. Leest.2 ANTED A BLACKSMITH HELPER. In quire COR. STILES ST. AND CENTRAL AV.l ANTED EOY FOR MILK WAGON.

ARGYLE AVENUE. 1301 It WANTED A Boy. to be USEFUL IX EATING HOUSE. 706 EAST BALTIMORE ST. It ANTED Several Boys, to Work on Picture Frames.

Ired. Bergner Co- 308W. Pratt st.l 7 ANTED HKELWRIGHT, at C. P. am fca ait's lis concord near pratt ANTED An active ERRAND BOY.

Apply, with reference, at 28 W. LEXINGTON SI T. It WAITED First-class CARRIAGE WAaHER. Applv at 1004 MORTON STREET, between Eager and Chase streets. m23-3t "VIT ANTED Six eood BRASS FINISHERS.

Alv plvat SCHCLTZ GAS FIXTURE AND ART METAL 101G East Baltimore st. in23-2t "lTf ANTED Youns Man.wbo understands PAPER RULING, W. KOCH 18 East German street. mi3-H WANTED A cood BARBER for J. H.

Leon- hardt. Washington, 1). C. Apply at M. TREGO CVS, 208 South Eutaw street.

m23-2t IT ANTED Second Hand BAKER. Applv this iiiominzat 1724 ALICEANXA STREET, between 8 and 9 o'clock. It l'AN-TET)-Yonn; Man, to TRAVEL FOE. PROPRIETARY MEDICINE HOUSE. Address, staling age and expected, 248, Sun otEce.

mi3-2t TANTED Responsible Young LAWYER for Collection Aeencv. on joint account: Typewriter and Stenographer prefesred. Address 1 sit. Sun office. m3-2t VIT ANTED An exnerienced BOOKKEEPER; one who has been in a sash factory or lumber yard preferred; state age, residence and reference.

Address 193, Sun office. ui23-2t WANTED A Young Man; German preferred, who has experience in BAKING BREAD, CAKES, to so to Virginia. For further particulars applv to CIIAS. PRACHT 4 40S and 408 Frantlin street. m23-3t 1T ANTED A sober, ex perienced MILKMAN, for North Baltimore route: references; steadv job.

Address 338. Sun office, for 3 days. m22-2t Y7 ANTED A good CLOTHING CUTTER. S. BRAFMAN SONS, 219 West Baltimore Street, near Howard.

"TT A NTED Experienced PDJOTfiriTtAPH PRIN TER. Address B. M. CHNED1NST, 1 307 street, Washington, D. m22-2t tlTANTKD Young Man.

with experience, to HELP OUT ON SATURDAY EVENING in Grocery Store. Address 3S8, Sup office. ni-3t TaNT EDGARDENER, OR EXPERIENCED it FARM HAND, for country place near citv; most have good references and be strictly sober: state wages and if married. Address 437. Sun omce.

m21-3t rrtWO FIRST-CLASS SOLICITORS WANTED. Apply HON. LIBERTY before 10 A M. It BARBER WANTED AT ONCE; must be first-class. Address JOSEPH JONES, 26 Market square, Norfolk, Va.

m22-St A GOOD. HONEST EOY, (14 to 15 years old,) to ATTEND BAR. Apnly, with reference, at 1150 RIDGELY STREET. m2-2-2t E. BEACHLEY.

Charlestown. W. wants a PRACTICAL FOREMAN, to take charire of his new Sah, Door, Blind and general Wood-Working Factory. Apply at once, stating wages wanted. m32-12t VEE YOU A GERMAN? DO YOU SPEAK ENGLISH I Are you unemploved? Will you work for per week? Writ to me at once.

JOSEPH GAY. 193 Madisou street. Chicago, Illinois. mhs.i3,a69,m4.1Sjel,15-t SHOEMAKERS WANTED Experienced outside CUTTERS, on Ladies' Fine shoes. Applv to HARRISBURG BOOT AND SHOE MFG.

1403 to 1430 Vernon street, Harrisburg. Pa. mSl-it MAN WITH PUSH WANTED in each citr and town to INTRODUCE THE FASTEST SELLING HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE on a million sold: will pay competent person $4 per dav. Address, with stamp, W. H.

WILLIAMSON, 44 North Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa. m2I-12t WEEKLY and commission paid by Stand-Ol'-fard Sewinc Machine Co. to experienced PEWINO MACHINE SOLICITORS. Inexperienced Men wanted also. Call afternoons.

505 EAST BALTIMORE STREET. rn23-3t AGEXXS WANTED. ANTED Ten good good induee- ments to rieht men. L. WAR FIELD, Superintendent, 705 Light street.

ni)-zt MALE OR FEMALE, to SOLICIT FOB THE COLUMBIAN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY; special inducements to persons getting up clubs of fifteen or mora Applv to W. B. ELLIOTT, Secretary. East Fayette street. ni22-3t AGENTS WONDERFUL ADVERTISING DEVICE; sells to merchants, manufacturers and at offices; splendid employment.

Enclose stamp. ARCS MFG. Racine, is. A GENTS 13 to S7dailv average Drofits: new irnods. A a new method of selling: everybody buys: secure oest territory oy immeaiate answer.

rttsAM, Perfumer, West Winsted, Conn. mh2-lm 1 (in TO OO WEEKLY TO SELL V' 'yJ LIBRARIAN SPOFFORD'S CABINET CYCLOPEDIA; brand-new; just complete up to date: 164 maps; 2.000 Illustrations; 8 15 00; time payments; experience unnecessary. Call GEB-B1E IP East Lexington street. m21-0t SITUATIONS WANTED. Y'OUNQ GIRL wishes place to do HOUSEWORK.

j-appiyateiu south rose street. it ADY ACCUSTOMED TO" TEACH wants Posi-JUition as Governess or Houseseeper. Call from 11 to 4 at ST. PAUL'S HOUSE. 309 Cathedral st.

21-2t ELIABLE YOUNG MAN WILL WOP.K AT 94 11 PER WEEK; Dry Goods and Book Store experience; references. Address 869, Sun office. It TIT IT II a FIRST-CLASS DENTIST, as A6SIST-v? ANT; prefer Washington or Baltimore: have attended two courses of lectures at Maryland University, Dental Dept. Address A 184. Sun office.

2t TIT ANTED By a Woman, a Situation as COOK ti and to do general Housework; has child five years old; citv or country. Address MABEL PHE-LAN, 333 North Calvert street. It SITUATION WANTED By settled Woman, as INFANT'S NURSE. 1132 CATHEDRAL ST.l A 8 COOK and Assist with Washing and Ironing; xccicuna Auunsi vj tr9, sun omce. It RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN A3 DRIVER.

Apply at 1806 ETTING ST. it rY EXPERIENCED ENGINEER, or as FIRE- MAN. Address 673. Sun office. m23-3t BY YOUTH of in.

in some Wholesale House, to LEARN THE BUSINESS; good reference. Address 1 lO East Monument street. m22-2t BY SOBER. INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN, (single:) understands Care of Stock and Vegetable Gardening; references. Address 2 84 9, Sun oiBce.22-2 BRIGHT ORPHAN GIRL, good Houseworker.

country preferred; several other aood Cooks; French Women; many German; Stenographer and Typewriter; other Girls. At the LADIES' ASSOCIATION, BOO North Liberty street, 9 to 8. talS BY QUICK. ACCURATE D. E.

BOOKKEEPER; best references from present firm; salary, start, 115 week. Address A 395, Sun office. m21-3t FIRST-CLASS COOK; also. Nurse and Cham bermaid, witn reterence. H39 Madison ave.21-4t FIRST-CLASS COLORED WAITER: also.

i.wh.uuij,,iiii i. rii if maaison a ve. i FARM MANAGER With small family, and long experience reouirea Situation: can fur-rish the best of reference. Address FARMER 1'81. oilice of The Sun.

ni22-2t FARMER wishes a Situation as Manager on a large farm: can furnish the best of reference. Address J. T. RITXER, Uovanstoivn ostollice. Baltimore county, Md.

m21-3t ANTED By Young Man. ns Mechanical Draughtsman or Machinist. 868, Sun onice.2 YY TANTF.D-A Position as DRAUGHTSMAN. (marine or 655, Sun office. m2i-3t ANTED By an experienced Young Man, SIT- CATION IX A riirCTiVB.mimi nixhwper auii r-cnnian; spes.KS ana writes Ger-man: best references.

Address 673. Sun office.22-3t ANTED Situation, before April 1. by a North vt German Protestant Girl, as NURSERY GOVERN ESS: cood sewer and willing to make herseU 1 1 1 1. Aiitucra mil, run omce. CITUATION WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS GAR-17 DENElt, (single;) best ot references furnished Inquire at ADAM SAUE1C8.

319 Franklin St. 22-3t rERMAN GIRL, (Lutheran,) as Cook, city or IT country; first-class Chambermaids, Nurses. Hoasekeepcrs, Waiters. Coachmen, (White and Col-oredj SELECIJilJREAUVjt 04 Saratoga st.taf WAXT9. 4 -RESPECTABLK COLORED WOMAN WANTS -V WASHING AND IRONING TO DO at Home or away.

Apply at 1345 CALHOUN ST. it TANTED-A POOL TABLE. Address 50 est oaiiimoi'e street. 7 ANTED Second-hand one-horse TREAD- POWER. Address Box 43.

Rockville. Md.3-4 ANTED To TAKE LESSONS ON THE v. PIANO twice a week by a genUeman. Address. stating terms.

334, Sun office. iui2-4t WAXIK2.TO PUKCH ASE A LOT IN GREEN- MOUNT CEMETERY; state area, uumher and price. Address 978. Sun office. ni22-2t ANTED OLD GOLD-AND SI I.V of every deitription for cash; also Platinum Teeth-riatcs, at JOS.

M. WALTER'S JEWELRY STORE 333 N. Eutaw eastside, south of Mulberry.zi-ini ANTED FURN IT IT Farties deiirous of selling HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE or other roods can have liberal estimates made upon entire household. Address CASH 53 7. Sun office.m'.S-lm 11 ANTED FURNITURE.

Highest cash prices paid for FURNITURE. PIANOS. Carpets. Bedding, Brlc-a-Brac, Entire or portions of bone-holds purchased. RELIABLE 613.

Sun orrice.f6-lm TANTFD FURNITURE and GENERAL MER-" CHANDISE. of all descriptions, in laree or small lots. Estimates cheerfullv gtven. Highest cash prices paid. Address CLIMAX 361, Sua omce.

lia-tsm lirASTED- A DREDGING MACHINE for Sand." tl capacity one cubic vard; to buy. rent or work on interest in the business. Also, a TUGBOAT on the same conditions, not drawing over St feet of water. Address DREDGER, Sun Bureau, Vf asning-ton. P.

miE-iit IGHEST CASH PRICE paid for Old Feather Beds. 314 West Lombard street ni21-St IGIIE.VT PRICE paid for OLD FEATHEB- nr-ira. H35 N. Calvert 4 PRIVATE TEACHER, to TEACH DANCING JY LESSORS TO A YOUNG MAN, uf once; state terms and reference. Address 984, office of The Sun.

ni21-3t flOINS. STAMPS, AUTOGRAPHS', ANTIQUES. Highest price naidf or OLD GOLD AND SILVER of every description. Coin Catalogue, buving prices, 6 eta. MassamoreA- 334 North Charles sumo-im BOOKS WANTED FOlTcASH.

Medical, Law, School. College, University, Scientihc and Miscellaneous Books generally. Books exchanged. Call or address, -CHMIf i'S fd-haud N. Howard, halt' a square above Madison street.

4-lui I) RoO NS WHO DESIRE TO SELL FOR PROMPT CASH PIANOS, ANTIQUE OR MODERN FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OK ALL DESCRIPTION'S. CARPETS, FEATHERS. (large lots desirable.) address PRI-VATK BUYER, O. Box 835.

nil2-lm IURNITURE WANTED. Parties wishingto dispose of their Furniture, Carpets, AntiquesBrasses and general HouseholdGoods will do well by aildress-ing tj AME RIC 7 0 7 Penna. ave.hl-1b BOARDING. OA RDING. FRONT ROOMS; private family;" reterence.

9 -j 6 ARGYLK AVENUE. mia-Jt 1 HAVING PLEASANT HOME, desirable location, northern section, would rent FRONT ROOMS, with BOARD. per week for two. Address 577, Sun office. ECOND-sTORY FRONT ROOM Suitable for two 01 eentleman and wile, with BOARD.

I3ia Aouru Eden street. wts-u iltURKisHKD ROOMS. WEaT FRANKLIN ST with BOARD. 759 m22-it STREET. A FTEU MARCH 84.

and" BOARD: "Ufie. No, 939 McCUl.LOH SlREr.1, COMFORTABLE HOME to Married Couple ortwd Gentlemen; private lamily. 70i DOLPaiN ST.l I100MS. with or without BOARD, furnished or IV unfurnished, 730 N. GILMOR ST.

m22-3t YV ANTED A few Gentlemen BOARDBRS. at 1819 EAST PRATT STREET. Board a on. It ES1RABLE ROOMS: Permanent. Transient aud Table BOARD.

606 W. FAYETTE ST.m21-4t PHE BREXTON, J. m21-4t 868 PARK AVENUE. TWO FRONT COMMUNICATING ROOMS, with BOARD. 1827 MADISON AVENUE.

ml9-4t FOR RENT March 13. bright ROOM, second floor; references. 31 EAST MT. VERNON PLACE. PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT.

House thor-oughly renovated. 109 SOUTH BROADWAY. LEASANT ROOMS, good BOARD; terms moderate; reference. 35 N. FREMONT AVE.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, with first-clnss Table Board. 1114 MADISON AVENUE. 13 WEST SARATOGA near Hotel Rennert. A few Permanent and Table GUESTS desired.3 OT NORTH PACA STREET. Back PARLOR OlD and second-srory ROOMS, with BOARD; ni2o-5t Table Board at moderate prices.

41 VA11T1I eiDOHHTAV AW WTCRI.V FURNISHED ROOMS, with good BOARDS 602 NORTH CHARLES STREET. Permanent, Transient and Table BOARDERS. m21-4t 609 NORTH CALVERT THE Pleasant ROOMS, with BOARD. AVON. m22-4t TftQ HOWARD near Monument.

Handsome I UO BOOM, with first-class BOARD: also, TABLE BOARDERS. 811 N. CALVERT ST. Desirable ROOMS, with BOARD; also, TABLE BOARDERS. m2S-4t 847 NORTH EUTAW ST.

Second-story front ROOMS, with BOARD. 836 NORTH EUTAW ST. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, with BOARD. m2l-4t mO MADISON AVE. Second -story front 7 ROOMS, en suite or single; Table Gnests.4t OOfl 1 CALVERT corner Third ROOMS.

idJ. 2d and 3d floors, all front; southern ex-posure; well heated. Good BOARD; summer rates. BOARD WANTED. CLERGYMAN, WIFE and two Children, (7 X.

and 4.) in private lamily. 334 Sun office. It BYTWO YOUXQ LADIES, in private family; central location. Address 671, oilice of The Bun. It YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE WANT BOARD, in a nice locality; references exchanged.

Address 395, Sun office- It BOOMS FOR RENT. LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS, nicely furnished; 2dstury rooms. 81 a WEST FRANKLIN ST. It TtO RENT Nicely FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED ROOMS; heat, gas and bath. 711 WEST LOMBARD STREET.

m23-3t NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS for Gentlemen or Married Couple in private family, near Harlem Park. 630 NORTH CAREY STREET. m22-3t TVTOULD RENT ONE OR TWO ROOMS, single or communicating, furnished or unfurnished, one or two Gentlemen, (no Board;) vicinity Harlem and Myrtle aves. Address 999, Sun ofliee.ni22-3t FURNISHED ROOMS Second and third story, with or without Board. 724 N.

HOWARD ST. 2t FOR RENT Three ROOMS on second floor In northwest part of city. S. E. COR.

STRICKEii AND SARATOGA STRE ETS. ni22-2t FOR RENT Two ROOMS, rent payable in light HOUSEWORK. Apply, alter 11 A. at 209 NORTH LIBERTY STREET. m22-2t CENTRAL.

I 402 North Greene street, between Franklin and Mulberry. UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS, en suite or single. Large PARLOR, for doctor. Apply 10 to 4. m7-lm 3 ROOMS TO RENT FOR SIO; couple preferred.

64Q WEST LEXINGTON STREET. m23-2t AO (4 DOLPHIN ST. Second-story FLAT of four OvO rooms; neat, gas and bath; rent $15, in ad-vance. Also, nicely FURNISHED ROOMS. m22-3t OFFICES FOR RENT.

F'OR RENT Two FIRST-FLOOR OFFICES, on Lexington street, near Charles, with heat and janitor; all conveniences; verv low. H. C. TURN BULL. 5 East Lexington street.

FOR RENT Furnished, a large bright DOUBLE OFFICE. Apply to VVM. E. STIRLING, 15 Postoffice avenue between 9 and 11 A. M.

WANTED TO RENT. BY APRIL 1, two Ladies wish a SECOND FLAT of three or four Rooms, heat and bath, for light housekeeping; north or northwestern section. Address 981 Sun office. It WASTED Three or four light LOFTS, about Auxiuu, for manufacturing purposes. Address 309, Sun office.

m23-2t TIT ANTED TO RENT Small OFFICE or DESK ROOM convenient to central part city. Address, with terms, 6:21, Sun office. It WANTED TO RENT A HOUSE of medium size somewhere between Lanvale street and North avenue and Druid Hill avenue and Bolton street. Address 143. Sun office.

It WANTED TO RENT-Medium-sized HOUSE, with all conveniences, in northern section. Address, with full particulars, 723, Sun omce.m22-2t A NICE HOUSE in northern section of city; one on natural ground preferred. Address, at once. Box 411, Postoffiee. fri21-3t liOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED AWAY On March SI. on Edmondson avenue extended, large Bay MULE: lame in front feet. Liberal reward if returned to CASSARD 617 West Baltimore street m23-2t OST A pet CAT. several weeks since; white, part ucifiuuviuwiu i.urui uvciiue null jjuiiut; ard lor information. 187 Sun office.

It reward LOST ROSEWOOD TOOL-HANDLE, with Extension Steel Rod Inside. Suitable reward if left at PIANO STORE, 6 East Baltimore street. m23-3t LOST $20 in notes, corner of Harrison and Baltimore streets, Tuesday evening. Liheral reward It returned to 17 CENTRE MARKET SPACE. It LOST Monday night, POCKET-BOOK, with promissory note and other valuable papers.

Reward will be given by returning to 646 WEST BALTIMORE STREET. m23-2t LOST About March 5, Lady's GOLD WATCH; name carved on one side and butterfly set with stones on reverse side. Liberal reward at Sun office.l LOST SETTER, yellow, with white breast, feet, face and tip of tail; answers to name of Nellie. Return same to 1508 WEST MULBERRY ST. and receive reward.

It LOST A CLUSTER DIAMOND PENDANT, six stones. Suitable reward If returned to 113 WEST FIRST STREET. It LOST A Mouse-Colored PURSE, on Park avenue, Lexington street or Posner's. Finder will please return to 915 CATHEDRAL STREET and receive reward. It LOST Blue SKY TERRIER DOG.

Three dollars reward returned to 703 ST. PAUL STREET. ni22-2t FOUND In Chesapeake Bay. oft Point No Point, adrift and capsized, BUGEYE "CLYDE," of Oxford, Md. Owners are requested to come 01 ward, prove property and pay charges.

P. DOUGHERTY m21-3t 203 Smith's Wharf. DANCING. PROF. S.

SOLMSON'S SELECT SOIREE THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, at 14 N. GAY ST. It 01 REE AT LYCEUM PARLORS, 404 and 400 East Baltimore street, THIS Wednesday) EVENING, March 23. Respectfully, PROF. SHERRY.

It FOURTH GRAND MASK BALL OF THE ORIG. GARRISON PLEASURE ASSEMBLY, to be held at the GERM AM A MESNERCHOR HALL, WEDNESDAY, March 23. Sauerwald Great Western Band. FRED. G.

AST, Chairman. It DON'T FORGET TOTTENDTHEFOURt3 GRAND MASK BALL OF THE ORIGINAL, GARRISON PLEASURE ASSEMBLY THIS WEDNESDAY, March 23, 1S92 at GERM ANIA MjEN-NERCHOR HALL. FRED. G. A XT, Chairman: L.

HAHN, H. HOST. J. PRIMROSE, F. SAUERWALD, Assistants.

Tickets 25 cents a person. It EXCURSIONS BY WATER. STEAMER GEORGE W. JOHNSON. On and after MONDAY.

March 21. 1892, the STEAMER GEORGE W.JOHNSON will run daily to Fairvlew, Rock Creex and Stony Creek Fishing Shores, leaving Pier 12, Light street, at 7 A. M. and 2.30 P. Broadway, 3 P.

M. m21-fit rpOLCHESTER BEACH, 1893. HERE WK ARB AGAIN. The leading Excursion Resort for Sunday-Schools and Societies. Something entirely new In the way of Attractions and Amusem*nts for this year.

Now Is the time to secure choice days. Apnly at Pier 16, Light street. TOLCHESTER COMPANY, m3-lm W. C. ELIASON.

President EXCURSIONS BY 1 I I I. AYMOND'S LV VACATION EXCURSIONS. ALL TRAVELING EXPENSES INCLUDED. Three Parties will leave Philadelphia April 25 for Magnificent Sight-Seeing Tours BEYOND THE ROCKIES. NO.

1. 75 DAYS' TRIP through Colorado. New Mexico. California, the Pacific Northwest, Alaska, Montana and the Yellowstone National Park. Mae 68 DAYS' TRIP, the same as No.

1, but omitting NO. DAYS' TRIP through New Mexico, Arizona, California, Nevada. Ltuli and Colorado. The Yoseniite Valley may be visited in counection with either of these excursions. Each party will travel in a MAGNIFICENT SPECIAL PULLMAN VESTIBULED TRAIN, WITH DINING-CARS and all other first-class appointments.

MAY 23. Grand Tour of 48 davs Across the Continent and to Alaska, outward by the Canadian PaclAc Railroad and homeward through the Yellowstone National Park. Send for a descriptive book. RAYMOND W'HITCOMB, 111 South Ninth street, (under Continental Hotel.) Philadelphia. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

TO ALTIMORE. MARCH 23, ROB-J ERT TAYLOR HAS AN INTEREST IN THE FIRM OF TALBOT J. TAYLOR Jt Investment Stock Brokers, 216 East German street, from this date? m23-6t FOR HIRE. BALTIMORE TRANSFER COMPANY. 90S EAST BALTIMORE STREET.

COACHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, TALLY-HOo. BAND WAGONS. BUSES AND PARK PHAETONS. Pnecial attention to the movement of passengers ann baggage and freights of ail kinds. Estimates made for hauling, hoisting and shipping Safes and heavy machinery.

GEIGAN fc Proprietors, tf CITY COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE, Baltimore, March 23. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this 111? EIA AVENUE FROM PACA Tr Rl-ir STREET, per specifications to be seen at this office. The bids will be opened on the same day in the Mayor Office, and the right is reserved to reject any A. E. BMYRK.

City Commissioner. OFFICE OF INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS. CITV HALL. Baltimore, March 23, fcise. PEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until 12 o'clock noon on WEDNESDAY March 3o, for the PAINTING OF LAFAYETTE AND CROSS STREET MARKETS according to specifications, which may be seen at this Office dailv from 9 A.

M. to P. M. The contractor is requirei to state the time in which he will tiplsta the work. The right Is reserved to reject any or aH of the bids.

The Proposals will be opened In the Mayor's Office at the hour above mentioned, and bidders are invited to be present. 'J. XHEO. OSTER. It c24.A25.aai,iry Inspector of Buildings.

CITY COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE. Baltimore. March 14, 1892. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Oflice until TH URSDAY, 31st Instant, at 1 P. FURNISH THE MATERIALS FOR AND CONSTRUCT THE SUBSTRUCTURE AND SUPERSTRUCTURE OF A BRIDGE OVER JONES'S FALLS ON THE LINE OF DOUGLAS (now Lexington) STREET, as per plans and speciB cations to be seen at the office of F.

H. Smith, Engineer, 227 East German street. Bond, with approved security, will he required for the faltbful perforroanoe of the contract The bids will be opened oa the same dav In the Mayor's office, and the right Is reserved to reject any and all bids offered. A. E.

SMYRK, City Commissioner. PROFESSIONAL. 1)ENSIONS. All who served SiOdays or over iniate war, or their ldows, should applv now. Costs nothing until successful.

Vouchers ex'ecuted. Discharge papers unnecessary. A. p. LLOYD.

Attv. at Law, S. E. cor. St.

Paul and Saratoga sts. uitus-3ut CVeo. haellTarchitecx ROOM 46. CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK BUILDING. Twelve years with the law Chas.

L. Carson, mll-lra SALE Well-secured GROUND RENTS. F. STAMP, 102 East Lexington st. ITiOR SALE 830.

OOO GROUND RENTS ot 6 per cent; also, four 845 RENTS, a bargain: must be sold at once. RICHARD SEWELL. m22-2t 232 St. Paul street. ITiOR SALE GROUND RENTS from $26 to T0, at and 6 per all well secured.

JOHN G. DILLEHUNT, 10 East Lexington street, ml9-6t IOR SALE AT BVt PER CENT. Two well-secnred GROUND RENTS of 33 each, redeemable after 15 years at 5 per cent. JOHN R. SMITH.

802 Port street, near Lancaster st-Green Line cars. 521 Tin WILL BUY ORIGINAL DEEMABLE GROUND RENT, fronting on two wide streets, and pays 5 per here's your chance. S.GEO. fcHIPLEY, 217 Courtland street. ra 22-31 GROUND RENTS AV ANTED.

XX7 ANTED TO PURCHASE Several small or medium-size Irredeemable GROUND RENTS; no commissions to pav. Write or apply to SHEPARD G. MILLER. Central Savings Bank Building.m23-lm FINANCIAL. DIVIDENDS.

ETC MARYLAND SAVINGS BANK, S. W. COR. BALTIMORE AND HOLLIDAY STREETS, Baltimore. February 29, 1892.

THE INTEREST (33 PER CENT. PER ANNUM) DUE DEPOSITORS IN THIS BANK FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 31, 1892, WILL BE ENTERED ON THE DEPOSITORS' BOOKS ON AND AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF APRIL NEXT, and then pavable. If not withdrawn will be entitled to interest as a regular deposit. Deposits received in sums of one dollar and upward and interest paid on same at the rate of SVj per cent, per annum. State and City Taxes paid by the Bank.

Bank open dally, excepting Sundays and legal holidays, from 10 A. M. to 3 P. M. W.

H. BALDWIN. President. CALVIN S. SH RIVER.

1st Vice-President. H. G. VICKERY, 2d Vice-President. DANIEL CLOUD.

Treasurer. RICHARD M. DUVALL, Attorney. DIRECTORS. W.

H. BALDWIN, JR, CALVIN S. SHRIVER, J. C. STONEBURNER.

H. G. VICKERY, CLINTON PAINE, W. J. C.

DULANY. AUBREY PEARRE. ALONZO LILLY. THOMAS C. BASSHOR, GEORGE CATOR, THEODORE MOTTU, G.

HENRY PFEIL. rpHE BALTIMORE TRUST AND GUARANTEE COMPANY. Stockholders of this comnnnv are hereby notified that the FINAL CALL OF TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. (25 PER CENT.) OF THE CAPITAL STOCK is payable at the OFFICE OF THE COMPANY on or before MARCH 31. 1892 The Transfer Books of the Company will remain closed from March 21 to April 6 next.

CHAS. W. BAER, Secretary. JjJUTAW SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE. (INCORPORATED 1847.) March 17, 1S92.

At a meeting of the Board of Directors held this day it was resolved that an EXTRA DIVIDEND AT THE RATE OF ONE PERCENT. (1 per cent) PER ANNUM be allowed for the year ending MARCH 31, 1892. on ALL MONTHLY BALANCES of accounts entitled to interest remaining open on that date. The EXTRA DIVIDEND (1 per cent.) and the ANNUAL INTEREST (3 per cent.l will be entered in depositors' books on and after the THIRD MONDAY (18) IN APRIL, and if not withdrawn -will be entitled to interest from April I. The State and city taxes are paid by the Bank.

WM. F. BURNS, President. ROBERT D. BROWN, Treasurer.

ml8-lin rpHE SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE, X. March 12 1S92. The President and Directors of the SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE have declared an EXTRA DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT. (Hij per cent.) on such deposits as have been in the Bank for one year, namely, from April 1, 1891, to April 1, 1892. This Extra Dividend, added to the regular Annual Interest of three and one-half per (3ia per makes hve per cent.

(5 per cent.) on sums which have remained in Bank one year. The State and citv taxes are paid by the Bank. The above Extra Dividend and the Annual Interest will be carried to the credit ot each depositor April 1. 1892, and bear interest as a deposit from that date until withdrawn. The Extra Dividend and Annual Interest will be ready for payment on and after April 1, but if not withdrawn will be ready for entry on all 0 the depositors' books on and after Monday, April 18 The Bank is open for business daily (except on Sundays and legal holidays) from 10 o'clock A.

M. to 3 o'clock P. M. S. McD.

RICHARDSON, President. WM. H. CONK LING, Treasurer. FREDK.

A. HOFFMAN, Asst. Treasurer. DIRECTORS: Enoch Pratt, Henry James, B. F.

Newcomer, CI a as Vocke, Theodore Hooper, Chas. T. Boehm, Chas. Markell, Hollins McKim, Joseph M. Cushing, Jas.

A. Gary, Geo. C. Jenkins, Oliver A. Parker.

Jos P.Elliott, Richd. Cromwell. jjos. H. Rleman.

Saml. McD. Richardson, O. Morton Stewart, Douglas H. Thomas, Daniel Hollidav.

Chas. C. Homer, Alex, lirown. Richd. H.

Pleasants, Ernest Hoen, E. G. HiDslev. Brent Keyser. ml4-lm 2ECCRIT1E5 FOR INVESTORS, FOR LIST3 APPLY fo SHAW, INVESTMENT 4 SOUTH CALVERT STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.

jl9-3ra finn CITY OF BRUNSWICK (GA.) O.UUU 5 PER CENT. BONDS. Dated January 1, 1891. Due January 1. 1921.

Coupons payable January and July 1. in New York or Brunswick, at the option of the holder. Issued for a Sewerage system. Brunswick has the finest harbor on the Southern coast, and has been made a terminus for two of the great Southern railroad svstems, and other roads are projected -there. Its natural advantages and remarkable health have combined to make Its growth and prosperity.

OFFICIAL STATISTICS. Population. Citv Census of 1S90 10.2S0 Assessed valuation, 1S91 ".996,433 Total debt, (including this Issue) The debt ot Brunswick Is less than 2 per cent, of the assessed valuation, and is the lowest per cent, and per capita of anv Citv in Georgia. THE CONSTITUTION OF GEORGIA PROHIBITS THE CREATION OF DEBT BY CITIES IN EXCESS OF 7 PER CENT. OP THE ASSESSED VALUR: OF TAXABLE PROPERTY, AND ALSO REQUIRES THE LEVY OF A SUFFICIENT TAX TO PAY THE INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL OF ALL B0ND8 THAT ARE ISSUED.

In consequence of these'provlstons the bonds of the cities in Georgia rank as first-class municipal securities, and their 5 per cent, bonds all sell above par. We have purchased this Issue from the City of Brunswick, and offer them for sale at loo and accrued interest, subject to sale or advance in price. WILSON, COLSTON mhl5-3m Bankers. 0 FFICE OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS- OF TALBOT COUNTY, Easion, Mauyland, March IS, 189L 333.00O FIVE PER CENT. COUPON BONDS, DUE AFRIL 1ST.

1912. INTEREST PAYABLE FIRST OF APRIL AND FIRST OF OCTOBER. TWENTY-YE AR COUPON BONDS OF EACH. ISSUED TO RETIRE OF SIX PER CENT. BONDS MATURING APRIL 1ST.

18IJ2. Bids for the pnrchaseof the above-described bonds will be received at the office of the Board of County Commissioners for Talbot county, at Easton, Maryland, nniil 12 o'clock on the 29th day of March, 1892. Bids may be lor the whole or a part of the bonds and must state the price. Payment for the purchaseof said bonds to be mado in cash or by certified check payable to the order of the Board of County Commissioners. The right to reject any or all bids Is reserved by the Board of County Commissioners.

By order of the Board. JAMKS E. McDANIEL, Tresldent. WM. REDDIE, Clerk.

ml922-tmh29 FOURTH EXTRA DIVIDEND. HOPKINS PLACE SAVINGS BANK. COB. SHARP AND LOMBARD STREETS. Baltimore, March 1892.

At a Meeting of the Board of Directors, held this day, it was resolved 10 allow an EXTRA DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENT, on all deposits which remained In the Bank from April 10, 1891, to April 1, 1892. The regular Interest of three per cent, per annum and this EXTRA DIVIDEND will be entered on depositors' books on and after MONDAY, April 11. 1892. State and city taxes paid by the Bank. 11ENJ.

F. SMITH. President, mlo-lra ROBT. M. fiOTHKB.

Treasurer, JOHN B. RAMSAY, JAMiS SCOTT, PRESIDENT. CASHIER. THE NATIONAL MECHANICS' BANK OF BALTIMORE. CAPITAL SI.

000,000. ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS. FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS RECEIVED ON FAVORABLE TERMS. DIRECTORS JOHN B. RAMSAY, President; JESSE HILLES.

WM. F. LUCAS. THOMAS DE-FORD. GEO.

C. JENKINS. D. MALLORY. MILES WHITE, ALEX.

BROWN. LAWRA-SON RIGGS. fel-6m THE BALTIMORE TRUST AND GUARANTEE COMPANY, CORNER SOUTH AND GERMAN STREETS. Is legally authorized to act as Trustee and Financial Arent of individuals, societies, corporations or municipalities. MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT SUBJECT TO CHECK AT SIGHT WITHOUT PREVIOUS NOTICE, AND INTEREST ALLOWED ON THE RESULTING DAILY BALANCES.

f26-3m ROBERT C. DAVIDSON, President JTOTICE. There will be a general meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CRANE MACHINE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE CTT at PIER 18, LIGHT STREET WHARF, In tRe citv of Baltimore, on TUESDAY, March 29. 192, 10 o'clock A. for the purpose of REORGANIZING THE COM-P AN and such other business as may come before the meeting.

CHAS. T. WE STCOTT, JOHN REDWOOD, CHARLES R. LEWIS, DEC. W.

THOM. ROBERT H. LYELL, ALVIN P. KENNEDY. THOMAS R.

CRANE, JOHN W. BOWEN, Owners ot a majority of the stock of said Company. nil7-llt 6200.000. TOLEDO ELECTRIC STREET RAILWAY (OF TOLEDO, OHIO.) FIRST MORTGAGE 5PER CENT. 20-YEAR GOLD BONDS, DUE FEBRUARY 1, 191 KEW YORK.

SECURITY AND TRUST CO. TRUSTEE. INTEREST PAYABLE AUGUST 1 AND FEBRUARY 1. AT COMPANY'S AGENCY IN NEW YORK. For price and all particulars apply to WILLIAM WINCHESTER, 806 Water street, Baltimore, or SYDNEY L.

WRIGHT, 505 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. f24-lm ELECTION NOTICE3. MEETINGS, WASHINGTON AND POTOMAC R. B. COM-V PAN March 12 18P2.

The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Company will be held at the "HOTEL RENNERT." Baltimore, for the ELECTION OF DIRECTORS and other business, on TUESDAY, the 6th day of April, 1S92, nt 12 o'clock noon. KOBT. H. GOOD. Secretary, mlS.23 Bullitt Building, Philadelphia.

OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE TRUST AND GUARANTEE COMPANY. There will be a Special Meeting of the Stockholders of this Company on MARCH 83. 1892, at 13 o'clock noon, for the purpose of FORMALLY ACCEPTING THE AMENDMENTS TO THE CHARTER passed by the Legislature and approved March 1. 1S92. Also to ELECT TWELVE (12) ADDITIONAL DIRECTORS, as authorized by said act.

ml2.16,l,23 CHAS. W. BA ER. Secretary. BUILDING GRANITE STATE PROVIDENT No.

HO N. Liberty st. OWN YOUR HOME STOP PAYING RENT. Good Organizers and Solicitors wanted. m22-3 OfkTH GERMAN AMERICAN BUILDING AS ZiU BOOIATION.

OLD HOMESTEAD MUTUAL PLAN. LOANS AT STRICTLY PER CENT. INTEREST. NO BONUS CHARGED. All borrowers share equally In the earnings.

ORGANIZED MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1802. Apply at WHITE HALL BUILDING, 1630 Bank Street, near Broadway. On Mondays from to 11.30 A. M. and 7 to 134 P.M.

WM. SCHWARZ. President JOHN 11. GOULD, Vice-President. ALEX.

Y. DOLFIELD, Treasurer. NICHS. M. SMITH, Secretary.

LUTHER M. fie-Jm GEORGE R. WILLIS. 'J Attorneys. ORDERS FOR THE MOST COM PLIC ATED ANlJ INTRICATE DESIGNS OF PRINTING care-fully and Intelligently completed at THE SUN JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

mo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. No one Is null thorized to COLLECT RENTS due or coming due from property belonging to me other than my agent, E. JAY EVANS. Hp ELIZABETH A. EVANS.

"VTOTICE. Persons are hereby forwarned not to 1 trust my wife. MAMIE LEVY, as I will not pay any debts contracted by her from this date. ROBERT I. LEVY.

March 22, 1892. m22-St REAMERY BUTTER. 25C; Potatoes, 60c. best Minnesota Flour. Tic.

sack; best Rio, 22c; Java and Mocha, 1 doz. Corn and Tomatoes, Comb Honey, 18c, Ac. 3. MORTIMER and Poppleton streets.m23-4tp YPSY'S GIFT! GYPSY'S GIFT! GYPSY'S GIFT! CURES ALL KINDS OF RHEUMATISM. m23-Btp HAVING CONCENTRATED OUR BUSINESS IN ONE HOUSE, we purpose giving customers advantace of reduced expenses by selling good FURNITURE at low prices.

CASSAED'S BUENA BED SPRINGS; also, MATTRESSES. 205 North Howard street. ENRY CLAY PANATEL.A, HAVANA AND KEY WEST CIGARS, 100 for Jl 60; trial. 15 for 25c; guaranteed to please or money returned. J.

MORTIMER JOHNSON.Baltlmoreand Poppleton st. ENRY S. HERMAN HAS ASSOCIATED HIM-SELF WITH LIKES, BERWANGER ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, lO and 12 East Baltimore street, where he ill be pleased to serve bis many friends and patrons. ARGE SIZE, ALL-ZINC TRUNKS, 2 50; value So. SULLIVAN'S, Penna.

ve. and Hoifmaa st.2 LOOK FOR M. FOX SON'S UNDER HORSES FOR SALE.m21-6tp DO YOU WANT A BABY CARRIAGE. REFRIGERATOR. MATTING, FURNITURE, CARPETS, OILCLOTHS.

Call on us. We will SAVE YOU MONEY AND MAKE TERMS TO SUIT. M. ROSENTHAL A SONS. 710 and 713 Pennsylvania avenue.

OPEN AT NIGHT.m21-lmp THE GREATEST OF ALL PRICE-CUTTERS. 316 AND 318 NORTH EUTAW STREET, are offering this week BABY CARRIAGES for $5, sold elsewhere for $8. The largest line of Carriages In the South. EURN1TURE. CARPETS.

MATTINGS. OILCLOTHS, REFRIGERATORS, Ac-Cash or credit. Open at night. EUTAW FURNITURE the Greatest of all Price-Cutters. 316 and 318 North Eutaw street.

m21-lmp ALL-WJOL CHEVIOTS AND CASSIMERES. in plain and fancy colors. SUIT TO ORHER FOR $12 50. at N. 0.

GANSTER SON'S, 206 North Gay street. EAD THE "NEW BOOKS." Five cents each. LOBE, Baltimore and Howard sts. BIG SALE FURNITURE. ETC Cash or credit 6-foot Extension Table.

3 3S; Lounges. J2 35: Parlor Suits. Solid Oak Chamber Suits. 50; Solid Walnut. 2I SO; imitation, 50: Buffets, $3 75; Double Bedsteads, tl 90; Springs, 95c; Ingrain Carpets.

2oc; Brussels, 4c; Mattings. 14c; Baby Carriages, S4 75 up; Stoves, 12 75. H. RICH, 9 and 1 1 N. Gay St.

ni21-6tp ATTENTION! STRECKER'8 NEVER-FAIL RHEUMATIC DROPS are a guaranteed cure for Rheumatism and Gout. ONE BOTTLE will convince you. Highest testimonials. Price 50c. Strecker's Ague, Fever and Malaria Cure, the best for the Grippe; price $1.

At druggists and cor. Bank and Eden streets. IAM0ND3 AND WATCHES IN GREAT VARIETY AT MODERATE PRICES, on easy Weekly or Monthly Payments. THE BRODIE JEWELRY (successors to R. Harris 108 East Fayette street, near St.

Paul st mla-lmp WE ALWAYS BEGIN WITH A 8URPRISE. We have just completed our Spring variety of PARLOR, BEDROOM AND DINING-ROOM FURNITURE. Imported and Domestic CARPETS, MATTINGS, entirely new REFRIGERATORS, BABY CARRIAGES, which are more attractive than ever. As usual.we offer a few special leaders. Bedroom Suits, 10 pieces, 15; Walnut Haircloth Suits, 21; a fine Oak Buffet Refrigerator for a strong Rattan Baby Carringe, $5.

Now don't miss this chance at BENESCH'S, 549 to 557 N. Gay st. Open at night. Visit our Piano and Organ Warerooms. 129-lmp TJOOMS PAPERED IN PRETTY PAPER at 3 a XL room: In Gold Paper at $5 a room; also, dealer in FURNITURE and CARPETS.

WALTER L. DENNY, 810 Light street. m8-lmp FULL EVENING DRESS SUITS, SILK OR SATIN LINED, TO ORDER, ONLY $30. FULL LINE OF PANTS. TO ORDER.

5. ALL GOODS TO ORDER AS CHEAP AS READY-MADE. B. WEY FORTH SONS, 217 N. PACA ST.

f24-lmp ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES, at E. F. MULES', (vou won't forget the name.) 104 North Eutaw between Gutman's and Fayette st. m4-lmp RAND SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT. We again greet you with increased facilities, a larger stock and lower prices than ever.

We extend you credit on everything to furnish your home or on wearing apparel of any kind. Large stock of FURNITURE, CARPETS. STOVES. RANGES, BABY CARRIAGES and REFRIGERATORS, CLOTHING. DRY GOODS.

SPRING JACKETS and WRAPS, HATS, SHOES and JEWELRY ETC. We extend you an invitation to visit the only department house who will sell you on credit. Prices an! terms the lowest. PEOPLE'S OUTFITTING lBand 1 19fr N.Howard 8t.8-m PO WORTH OF GOODS FOR 50 CENTS A HDtt WEEK. S50 worth of goods for tl a week, on FUR NIT URE.CARP ETS, MATTINGS, OILCLOTH, STOVES.

BABY CARRIAGES and REFRIGERATORS, which we sell you at lower prices than any other house in the city we except none. Our spring stock of Furniture and Carpets is the largest and best selected we ever offered. We have added another large warehouse to our present two houses, which gives us the largest show-rooms in this city. Call and see our new stock and low prices. JULIUS HINES, 40 1.403.405 N.

Gay cor.Exeter.3-lmo C2 Cf WORTH OF GOODS, tl cash, tl per week; H)tJv' t20, 50 cts. cash, and 50 c. per week, and all Carpets, Mattinsrs and Oilcloth laid free of charce at the ARCADE FURNITURE corner Gay and Front where you will iind the finest assortment of the latest designs of Chamber, Parlor and Kitchen Furniture; also, a full line of Refrigerators, Baby Carriages, OH, Gas and Gasoline Stoves, and everything necessary for Housekeeping. Give us a call, and you will find we sell as cheap on Installment as other houses do for cash. All Goods guaranteed as represented.

HARRY A. MURPHY, 7-lmp Cj-I ff WORTH OF GOODS, 2 cash. $2 per tU -Ivyl week; $50 worth, tl cash tl per week: t20 worth, 50 cts. cash. 50 cts.

per week, the basis of Credit at FRANK J. MURPHY'S RELIABLE CREDIT HOUSE, 415. 417 and 419 West Baltimore street. Furniture. Carpets, Mattings, Oilcloths.

Refrigerators, Baby Coaches, Gas, Vapor, Coal Stoves, and all requisites for Houfurnishlng, in the greatest variety of styles, quality and patterns, are displayed In our show-rooms on Credit at Cah Prices. Goods guaranteed as represented or money refunded. mtf-lmp MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN, ONEY TO LOAN Repayable on easy terms. WINANS PERMANENT EAND AND LOAN COMPANY. Inquire of W.

a STEWART, 7 South Aiiperty street. t84-im M' ONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE AND PIANOS, In use or on storage, without removal; 6 per cent. Interest. CHESAPEAKE LOAN COM-PANY, office 106 East Saratoga street, Room 4. ta9 MONEY TO LOAN ANY SUM DESIRED.

S40.O0O IN HAND AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT. SO DELAY. YOU CAN GET IT AT ONCE. Lend on Mortgages, Ground Rents and Interests in Estates. Buy Mortgages already made or fake them as collateral security for temporary loans.

Also, sums to suit, one to four months, to responsible parties. No charges unless money is furnished. Call on SHEPARD G. MILLER, m5-lm Bank Building, cor. Charles and Lexington.

ONEY LOANED In any sum. 20 to 1500. on FURNtTURK AND PIANOS in use without removal: charges expenses. Payments easy, to suit borrowers. Will call if desired.

Responsible and strictly private. Address CONFIDENTIAL. f29-lm Postoffiee Box 546. MONEY. MONEY." MONEY.

MONEY LEWYT 8ALABES, CONSOLIDATED LOAN COMPANY. 507 EAST BALTIMORE (Between Gay and Frederick streets.) ESTABLISHED IN 1825 Make liberal advances on MERCHANDISE AND VALUABLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ALL TRANSACTIONS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. Private office in rear. Open daily N.

B. Building and Safes fully protected by Individual Burglar Alarm. (Am. Dlst, Tel. Co.) Also.

Members of Jewelers' Security Alliance of United States. Forfeited Goods at private sale. MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT BENJAMIN A LOAN AND BANKING HOUSE, ESTABLISHED 1830. NEW NOS. 420.

422 AND 424. OLD NOS. 27, 29. 3 1 FAYETTE STREET, NEAR GAY. We continue to advance the largest loans on all kinds of valuables and collaterals.

Mortgages taken and Ground Rents bought. Open daily. Private entrance No, 42Q. J-ONEY LOANED. STRICTLY PR1VATEAND CONFIDENTIAL, In sums of t20 to $1,000.

on FURNITURE AND PIANOS In daily use, without removal; also, on Storage Receipts, Merchandise and Salaries. Money, to pay taxes or rents, and upon anything of value. Loans made from 1 to 6 months, and payments arranged to suit borrower's convenience. Charges 6 rer cent, and very modera te expenses. For best terms, owest rates and honorable dealing call upon THE PEABODY LOAN COMPANY, St.

Paul street. Room S. m4-1m Telephone Building. First Floor. ONEY LOANED.

STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. IN SUMS TO SUIT, FROM $20 TO $1,000. ON FURNITURE AND PIANOS IN DAILY USE. WITHOUT REMOVAL: also on Storage Receipts. Merchandise, Salaries, Money to pay 'taxes, rents and maturing bills, or upon any kind of personal property.

Loans made from 1 to 6 months, and payments arranged to suit borrowers, in either" weekly, monthly or quarterly installments. Charaes 6 per cent, and very moderate expenses. Money always on hand and transactions made at once if desired. Chartered by the Legislature of Maryland, and, therefore, reliable. For satisfactory terms, lowest rates and fair treatment apply to JOHN G.

BINFORD. Secretary, THE MUTUAL LOAN AND SAVING3 INSTITUTION. SOI North Charles street, Wilson Building, corner Saratoga. Rooms 8 and 0. Interviews conducted privately.

f2o-lm MONEY MONEY MONEY M0NJx" CHEAPEST RATES. PROMPT ATTENTION. NO EXTORT TON. ALL TRANSACTIONS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. WE WILL YOU ANY AMOUNT FROM S20 UPWARD.

AND YOU CAN PAY TJS EITHER WEEKLY. MONTHLY OR QUARTERLY. EACH PAYMENT REDUCES YOUR LOAN. AS OUR FIRST CHARGES ARE YOUR ONLY EXPENSES. WE DO NOT CONTINUE TO CHARGE YOU MONTHLY.

YOU HAVE BOTH THE USE OF OUR MONEY AT LEGAL RATES AND THE USB OF YOUR CHATTEL. ANY TANGIBLE SECURITY LOANED ON, SUCH AS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS, ORGANS, WAGONS, CARRIAGES. ALL OF WHICH REMAIN IN YOUR POSSESSION. ALSO, ON WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, MONEY TO PAY TAXES STOCKS, BONDS. LEGACIES AND INHERITANCES ETC.

FOR HONEST TREATMENT CALL ON US BEFORE GOING ELSEWHERE, INFORMATION COURTEOUSLY GIVEN. THE BALTIMORE INVESTMENT AND SECURITY ASSOCIATION, ROOM 26. GLENN BUILDING. n24-12ra 18 ST. PAUL STREET.

jg 9 9 '9 i 9 i WE HAVE 8500,000 TO LEND ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, ORGANS, HORSES, MULES, WAGONS, CARRIAGES, ETC WITHOUT REMOVAL, IN SUMS FROM SJ10TO (SI 000. FOR FROM 1 TO MONTHS AND AT THE LOWEST RATES AND EASIEST TERMS TO BE OBTAINED IN BALTIMORE. We will also lend you money to pay HOUSE AND GROUND RENTS, TAXES, INSTALLMENT BTLLS OR ANY DEBT vnu mav have. WE RECEIVE PAYMENTS AT ANY TIME AND IN ANY SUMS YOU CAN CONVENIENTLY SPARE, NO MATTER HOW SMALL. AND EACH PAYMENT SO ADE REDUCES BOTH PRINCIPAL AND COST OF CARRYING LOAN.

REMEMBER WE CHARGE YOU INTEREST ONLY ON THE MONEY YOU HAVE ACTUALLY IN USE AND NOT CONTINUALLY ON THE ORIGINAL AMOUNT OF LOAN. We are an Incorporated company and deal honestly with all. Money alwavs on band, and, as we confine all loans to Baltimore, it allows us to make loans without any delay whatever. Information freely and courteously given. Strictly confidential.

PRIVATE ROOMS FOR ALL. Satisfaction assured. THE FIDELIT LOAN GUARANTEE CO-ROOMS 4 AND 5, BANC OF BALTIMORE BUILDING, 1 ST. PAUL STREET. tja3 THE FIDELITY LOAN GUAR ANTES Rooms 4 and 5 Bank ot Baltimore Bulldine.

1 St. Paul street. LENDS MONEY ON FURNITURE. PIANOS, ETC, without removaL Lowest rates; terms easiest and best. mhl9-12in W- HAVE SUMS $500 TO S25.000 TO" LOAN ON CITY OR COUNTRY PROPERTY at low rates.

J. M. BERRY A SON, nll-12m 225 St. Paul street. NOTICE TO BORROWERS THE PEOPLE'3 SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a duly organized building association, loans Its members mouey in sums to suit at 6 per cent, on Real Estate or Personal Property, such as Pianos, Organs, Furniture, Live Stock, Stock and Fixtures, or any tangible security.

Repayable In easy installments. Borrowers participate in profits. No exorbitant fees. Shares, par value $60; payments only li cents per week. Fays 6 per cent, interest and accrued profita Apply for shares and loans to TH03.

J. MASON, Sec'y, 11 East Fayette st, ml7-lm 8 175. 000 10 JOHN G. DILLEHUNT. mlO-t 10 East Lexington street.

Ifi i lA TO LOAN ON FARM OR CITY Ul J.IWU PROPERTY; low rates. Farms, Mills and country Seats for sule Send for printed list, R. W. TEMPLEMAN 22 E. Lexington, st.

MONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT, in any sum desired from $1,000 up to $25,000, en "WW SARGEANT TINGES. T1N( HU-lm Central Savings Bank Buildfng. MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE, IN SUMS TO SUIT. BUFUS GILL SON, 110 St. Pain street.

LOAN $5,500 on Mortsrage at 6 per cent. RICHARD SEWELL, m22-3t 222 St. Paul street. VVT ANTED $2,400 on mortgage for 8 or 10" tv years en eight new seven-room houses costing $6,400: low ground rent: houses always well rented. C.

BUCK. 1440 North Bond street. TONEY TO LOAN at per cent, on Mortgage, oa JIA any plan desired, by MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS' BUILDING AND LOAN 433 ml5-lra tlUSlNE-SS OPPORTUNITIES. SALE Small Stock of NOTION STORE; Store for rentcheap. 1421 LAFAYETTE AVE.

2 ONLY $250 GROCERY STORE, doing an excellent cash business, in Northeast Baltimore. THUS. J. MASON Sc 1 1 East Fayette street. 23-3t ANTED A PARTNER, with four to six thou-' sand dollars, to take half Interest in a good, established business: one that is paying handsomely.

Address 7 7 3, Su office. m23-3t BARGAIN. An established SHOE STORE for sale, doing a good paying busine: owner going to the country. Apply at 935 NOK1H GAY STREET. m2S-3t FOR RENT The well-known "HALL'S SPRINGS STONE QUARRY." situated at Herring Run, Harford road, on liberal terms.

Apply at 103 WEST GERMAN STREET. FOR SALE One of the best RETAIL LIQUOR STORES, on account of going to Europe. Apply at 616 EAST PRATT STREET. ni23.25,2,80.al.4-6t F)R SALE etock and Fixtures. Horse.

Wagon and Good-Will of one of the best PKOVISION AND GROCERY STORES In city; will sell very cheap; owner has got other business: everything is In fine condition. Come and see. Apply at office of The Sun. m23-2t WANTED TO BUY OR RENT COAL AND WOOD-YARD; centrally located. Address 147, Sun office.

ni22-3t TT ANTED By a Young Man. with some capital, an INTEREST IN A GOOD PAYING BUSINESS. Address A 393, Sun office. m22-2t ONLY $225 Old-established ICE-CREAM AND CONFECTIONERY AND ICE DEPOT sacrifice: -leaving the city. CRAIG 110 Enst Lexington street.

in22-3t BUSINEschANCE. $10 will secure a Ladv or Gentleman a BUSINESS paving $2,500 a year. Only'those meaning business need call at 511 NORTItPACA STREET. m22-2t YOUNG MAN. 25 years of age.

with good business experience and references, DESIRES TO INVEST FOUR OR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS AND TAKE ACTIVE PARTNERSHIP INTEREST. Ad-dressW2 18, Sun omce. m22-3t A RARE OPPORTUNITY Will sell, if taken immediately, the DWELLING 874 West Lombard street at the reduced price $1,200, and might take a little less, to a prompt buyer: lot about 13 feet front: house 8 rooms, gas, 4c; in nice repair; less than $100 cash will do; key at office. J. F.

PULLEN 1 2 Enst Fayette street, 6econd floor. m'J2-5t AS AN INVESTMENT A FINE OPPORTUNITY STORE AND DWELLING for sale, N. cor Fayette and Poppleton streets: occupied by permanent, prompt tenant; pays monthly, in advance: no better investment to be found anvwhere: low ground rent. J. F.

PULLEN 12 East Fayette street, second floor. rn22-5t A LABOR DRY GOODS STORE, having con-neeted with it an extensive and profitable Dressmaking Department, on one of the principal thoroughfares of the citv, wishes to sell Good-Will and Fixtures; also. STOCK if desired, satisfactory reasons given for selling. Address POSTO FFICE BOX 411. ASSIGNEE'S PRIVATE SALE OF STEAM MILL, DRY KILN AND TIMBER PROPERTY, on Jones Bay, near Goose creek.

Pamlico county, North Carolina, conveyed to the undersigned by Young, Colburn Co. in trust for the benefit of their creditors. Engine, 18 by 24: three Boilers, 4S inches diameter, 20 feet long; Wilkins Band Mill and Carriage: Prescott Steam Feed: modern Mill, built about capacity about 30,000 feet per day: four Dry Kilns; Standing Timber abundant near the mill. GEO. W.

PURNELL, Assignee, Snow Hill. Md. C1IGAR STORE-Large Club in the rear, with charter.in northwestern section. Address 542, Sun oflice. ui2l-3t FOR SALE-SUNDAY AMERICAN 207 NORTH ARLINGTON AVENUE.

m22-4t FOR SALE CHEAP GROCERY STORE, with Stock and Fixtures. 1916 RAMSAY ST.m22-5t FOR SALE SALOON FIXTURES; $100. CENTRAL AVENUE AND GAY STREET. m22-2t FOR 8ALE-GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE; owner in another business. Apply at 1425 EAST PRATT ST.

at to 8 o'clock P. M. 22-2t FOR SALE RESTAURANT AND SALOON, with License and Fixtures. For full particulars ad-dress LOCK BOX 383, Newport News, Va. FOR SALE CHEAP OYSTER ANDDINING-ROOMS; house rent low; good chance for small family.

Apply at 703 BUREN STREET. m22-2t FOR BALK Stock and Fixtures of an old-eotab-lished retail HARDWARE STORE. For terms apply to ALFRED HUGHES, 12 East Lexington street, ml6.19.23.24 FOR SALE SORREL GRAY, 4 years oldTT hands: fine BA, 16i hands, 5 years old; stylish GRAY, loifc hands; all guaranteed sound and good-drivers. STABLE IN REAR OF 18U2 NORTH CHARLES STREET. m22-3t FOR SALE Stock and Fixtures of a GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE, dointr a strictly cash business; sickness the reason for selling.

Apply at Sun office. m22-St CHI SALE My GENERAL MERCHANDISE BUSINESS; stock Invoice can reduce it; cash trade: well established: central location. R. F. WITHEROW.

Mechanicstown. Md. rn21-3t FOR SALE The entire Machinery, Fixtures. Utensils and Apparatus generally of a well-appointed Fruit end Vegetable CANNERY. Address CHARLES J.

BONAPARTE. 316 St. Paul St. tall FOR SALE SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY, located in Baltimore: 753 to 767 West Pratt street. This factory La thoroughly equipped with all modern machinery and is now In first-class running order.

Also, a good Dry Kiln and Shedding attached to same. To parties of small capital this is a good opportunity, as the plnnt can be bought with or without building. Power can be rented from the owner of the building. Yard tor storage of lumber also for sale. For further partic-lars call on or address JOHN SCHERER SON, 8 1 0 West Baltimore Baltimore, Md.

rpHE "9TEFFEY DRUG STORE." WilUamsport, for sale; very desirably located; centre of town: terms easy; also, laige double two-story Brick Dwelling and Store-House. EDW.P. STEFFEY.IB-Ot ffiOK nfifi WITHTHE SERVICES OF AN CiO.UUt', ACTIVE PARTNER, to place in a strictly legitimate Mercantile or Manufacturing Business. HENRY W. ROUERS, 230 N.

Charles st.l TITLE INSURANCE TRUST CO. m-ihjs MARYLAND TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY, S4 soutTTstreet, INSURES TITLE8 TO LANDS FOR PUBCHAS-. ERS AND MORTGAGEES. If title should prove bad will pay the value thereof to the Insured. JESSR HILLES, President DIRECTORS.

Edgar G. Miller, John A. Whitridge, Thomas Hill, C. C. Shriver, W.

W. Spence, Jacob I. Cohen, Elisha H. Perkins. George Wbltelock, Ogdeu A- Kirklnnd, Austin Jenkins.

BCH MUCKER WHITE LOCK. Consulting Counsel. WILLIAM M. ISAAC. General Manager.

REaIj estate for sale. WELLING 641 WEST BARRK STREET; only 1 cent ground rent: cheap PHILIP H. HOFF-MAN. Fayette and St. Paul streets.

m23-2t FOR SALE STORE AND DWELLING 409 MONUMENT cor. Liberty alley; owner re-tirlng from business. Apply on premises. m23-3t FOIISALE-613. 615 HESiiRVOIR near Parte 1927 PARK 2308 EUTAW PLACE; bargains; low taxes.

W. L. STORK, Builder and Owner. 17 E. Baltimore sl.

10 to 2 P. M. ni23-6t FOR 8ALE A very desirable RESIDENCE, in fee, on Townsend street, near Mount Roval avenue: lot 16x90 to 10-foot alley; bouse in complete order. Address 758, Sun oflice. m236t OR BALE A three-story BRICK BUILDING, In fee.

with Store, 24141 by 115 feet; 11 rooms, bath, eras, hot and cold water; dry cellar; has been occupied as a bakery. Also, two two-storv HOUSES, on Burgundy alley. Inquire 405 S. PACA ST. m-23-5t Desirable DWELLING, Linden avenue, between Laurens and Robert streets: one of the best and most convenient locations In North Baltimore, Price $1 .250.

subject to a ground rent of tiSO per year, which can be redeemed in about four years at 5 per cent. TermB very easy. Immediate possession giveu. JOHN T. OWEN.

m23-4t 1 7 St. Paul street. FOR SALE In fee, $7,500, 1733 BOLTON STREET, near Laurens street. CHARLES MORTON, 209 St Paul street. ml9-5t FOR SALE 709 NORTH SPRING STREET, near Monument; crround rent $15: price $750.

CHARLES MORTON, 209 St. Paul street. ml9-5t FOR SALE STORE AND DWELLING 930 Mount street, corner of Mosher, in elegant order and a bargain. JOHN G. DILLEHUNT, 10 East Lexing ton street- iu21-3t FOR SALE-Cheap, 603 NORTH CAREY STREET, S1.B0O, near Edmondson avenue; 1337 MYRTLE AVENUE, near Lafavette avenue.

$1,460. CHARa.ES MORTON, 209 St. Paul street. 2 FOR SALE A MANUFACTURING SITE, on the Sparrow's Point Railroad, with deep-water front. G.

H. WHITE 322 North Charles street. Telephone 1810. tds FOR SALE In fee, 1 709 MADISON AVENUE. 406 NORTH HOWARD STREET AND 837 NORTH EUTAW: cheap.

CHARLES MORTON, 209 St. Paul street, ml9-5t FOR SALE Five small HOUSES on street. In fee; price low. JOHN P. O'FERRALL, m21-6t llO East Lexington street.

FOR SALE. New small HOUSES, rent for $130; in fee, Investment of 14 per subject to ground rent Investment of 25 per cent. Address 234, Sun office. m2l-3t FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE New 16-foot three-story HOUSES; investment of 11 per built first-class and in No. 1 neighborhood.

Address 3 785, Sun office. m21-4t FINE CORNER STORE. Northwest Baltimore; three stories; Brick Stable in rear; 10 rooms: modern Improvements: good repair; splendid stand for a grocery; lot 17 by 100: price t2.000; terms to suit. B. F.

WALKER, 108 K. Lexington FOR SALE Very desirable DWELLING, on Cathedral, near Hamilton, 25x150; ground rent $150; will sell low If taken at once, owner naving left city, SARGEANT fc TINGES, Central Savings Bank Building. FOR SALE 1602 McCULLOH. cor. McMechen, at a remarkably low price: no reasonable offer declined, as we mean to sell.

Can be seen only by applying to SARGEANT TINGES, central oaviiigs rianK nuiiuing. FOR SALE Desirable DWELLING southeast corner of Guilfurd avenue and Second street: in perfect order; lot 16XS0; price $2,200: ground rent $so; taxes tW; key at store. GEO. B. HUNTING.

with Henry James ml4-12t 921 Allceanna street. FOR SALE New 6 and 8-room HOUSES, on line of Rapid Transit: ground rents low and redeemable at will; easy terms. Houses, Stores and Vacant Lots bought, sold and exchanged; well-secured GHOUND RENTS In central locations. D. W.

DWYER, 9 North Calvert street. "pOB SALE CHEAP- FIVE NEWLY FINISHED DWELLINGS, three-story main and two-story back building, 101 to 1023 N. Gilinor ground rent ttS, for substantially built, rock-laced marble base, steps, tiled vestibules, evers convenience: $2.50 cash, balance monthly. Apply at 1628 W. LEXINGTON ST.ml6&23-4t JOa BALE AT A BARGAIN Several of those elegant HOUSES on North avenue, opposite the Samuel Ready Institute.

View can never be obstructed. Beautifally located on the handsomest avenue in the city. Houses open daily for inspection. Apply at OFFICE on the premises, or to E. WILSON.

mll-12t 704 Constitution street. TV'OR SALE. JP That handsome. Double Brownstone Front BRICK DWELLING southeast corner Charles street avenue aud Ninth street; Stable on rear ol lot; Shrubbery, Flowers, Vines and Trees, in the large yard at side and rear; porch on side and rear; two-storv Bay-Windows on Doth south and north sides of House; slue of lot 0 feet by 164 feet to a wide alley. For cards of admission, price.

Ac, apply to WM. BAYLESS, 105 St, Paul street, fi-lm CMT? AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES bonght sold, rented and Insured; rents collected: loans and investments made. CHAS. a McCOLGAN. f26-lm 8 East Lexington street VITILL SELL AT A REAL BARGAIN Oue of if those well-planned Brown Front DWELLINGS, with kitchen first floor, south side North avenue, east of St.

Paul street; drainnce perfect: cellar perfectly dry; with or without urouud rent, and terms made easy. J. F. PULLEN 12 East Favene street, second floor, KJ-5t HANDSOME DWELLINGS IN FEE On Charles. St.

Paul. Cathedral, John. Culvert Linden, Madison, Park Broadway. Ac. liUl-lm T.

W. MARHIOIT, 234 Paul street. BA RGAI Th 1 ee-story LL1 G. Brow iisitme trimmings, nine rooms, every convenience, East Baltimore, in good repair: cellar drv: terms easy: price $1,800. B.

F. WALKER, 108 East Lexington street, afCftCASH AND $3WEEKTYwiirbuv a liire VJ-JV7 7-rooin HOME: gas and bath; price $150. Apply at 1549 NEWINGTON PLACE. ni22-3t Qflfl WILL BUY NICE 3-STORY HOUSE iPC" '1 on wide street, in northwest section- low ground rent; a rare chance. J.

LELAND II ANN in sr. Paul street. mi-t 1 ft' I MADISON 18x05, red. g. r.

$150. lOOl 948 HARLEM 17x115, red. g.r. $10. 1227 LAFAYETTE 10XH0.

red. g. r. $98 2307 N. CALVERT IBx8S.

In fee. BOLTON near Wilson, 19xl3fl, red g. r. $lso Also. HOUSES In all parts of the citv, of which information will be given upon application.

WM. N. WAMSLEY. ml-4t 20 East Lexington street. RKATTlWTATEFduitENT BURNISHED HOUSE Gllmor st near Lorman; J25.

D. M. HITE, 9 Fast Lexington St. m23-3t OR RENT STORE and DWELLING 420 WEST PRATT STREET. m2.t-w,th,s,m4t FOR RENT 1 328 HOI.LINS STREET.

IS rooms. Apply 119 HANOVERST. Key next door.nil'J-S FOR RENT At 746 Gay streetTBTORB'AND DWELLING; 8 rooms in dwelling; store has two bow-windows; water in the house. ni22-3t IOR RENT STORE AND DWELLING, onposlta Broadway Market: best location for any kind of business. Apply at 22 BALTIMORE ST.21-m,w.s FOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING 1049 LIGHT STREET, opposite Cross Street Market, or would rent store.

Inquire on premises. ui2l-3t FOR RENT A small DWELLING, Whllelnck lane and Horn avenue, near Druid Hill Park; cheap rent. Apply at Room 2, SUN BUILDING, second story. taw TJ'ORRENT 2 105 NORTH CHARLES STREET: JL recently put in perfect repair; key at Hitch's a onrectionery, second street. CHARLES Mi MORTON.

209 St. Paul street. in 10 5t IOR RENT RESIDENCE of Charles H. Ross, Gtlmor's lane, near Peabodv Heights; modern house, stables, two acres; convenient to York road and Frlck cars. JNO.

M. HEIGH 220 St. Paul st. IiOR RENT In Reisterstown. large STOREROOM, with DWELLING.

IS rooms, Lot attached; also, small DWELLING of 7 rooms. Ad-dressDR. JAS. 1.ARSH, 620 N. Calvert sf.

IfOS. RENT UPPER FLOORS OF WAREHOUSR S. E. COR. LOMBARD STREET AND CHEAPSIDE; light on three sides: suitable for light manufacturing.

Apply on premises. IOR RENT DESIRABLE STORES AND DWELLINGS 1147 North Fremont, 408 West Lexington. 10S3 South Charles, till North Eutaw, corner Bond and Biddle streets, corner Gllmor and Winchester streets. CHARLES MORTON, 209 St. Paul street.

uil-5t FOR RENT Three well-lighted ROOMS "in the Morse Building, No. 217 East Fayette street, central location, between Calvert and North streets; modern conveniences. Apply at Room 2, SUN BUILDING, second story. tal6 IOR RENT 51 8 LIGHT STREET WHARF, 2 stories, well lighted, 16 by 100. widening in rear to 33 feet, with a front on Welcome alley of 50 feet.

ALEX. YEAREEY SON, mlO-lm 24 East Eexington street. pOR RENT STABLE corner of College alley and Little Pleasant street, one block from the Pratt Library, the Cathedral and Rennert's Hotel. This is one of the best Private Stables in the city. Apply at Room 2.

THE SUN BUILDING. FOR RENT 305 McElderry's whart. handsome five-story WAREHOUSE, substantially built, 30xtW. running through Mills street, with railroad switch in rear: suitable for flour or grain business, or manufacturing purposes. ALEX.

YEARLEY A ml0-12t 24 East Lexington stieet IOR RENT Large and commodious STABLE known as THE LAFAYETTE STABLK, No. 315 WET FAYETTE STREET, between Eutaw and Howard streets. One of the best located stables for the Sale. Hiring and Livery Business in the city. Apply at Boom 2, SUN BUILDING, second story.

tale jpOR RENT 221 NORTH EUTAW STREET, Corner Clay, Consisting of STORE, 22x90, Basem*nt and three additional floors. Passenger Elevator. For particulars apply at H. H. ADLER'S.

315 West Baltimore street. FOR RENT Splendid first-class MODERN WAREHOUSE, Nos. 10 and 12 North Howard street. N. W.

corner of Garrett avenue, (half block west of Baltimore street, now occupied by Messrs. Myer, Rlnehart will be rented as now divided, or will be further divlued if required. This presents an opportunity to secure one of the handsomest, substantial and convenient Business Buildings in the city, in a most desirable and central location, at a moderate rent. For further particulars apply to or address ROOM 2. Sun Build-Ing.

second story. nl0-tmli31 OR LEASE. The MIDDLE BROOK GRANITE QUARRIES, at Middlebrook. operated for the past 10 years by the Syenite Granite of this State, will be leased for ten years from June 10, 132. They are the largest and finest quarries ill the West, containing the well-known red granite so extensively vised in many of the finest buildings, monuments, bridges, in the country, sealed Proposals will be received and opened at noon on June 1 next for a ten-year lease ot the property.

This Company reserves the right to reject anv nnd all bids. You are cordially invited to inspect the property. IRON MOUNTAIN Building. St. Lonls.Mo.

ATTRACTIVE MODERN DWELLING, excellent condition, liea Linden, near North dry cellar; kitchen first floor: close to Electric and Cable roads; possession April 1. Wm.N.Haxall, 33 S.Gay. AREH0U8E, Cross and Belt streets, 100 by 100, driveway through centre, $800 a year; also, an adjoining WAREHOUSE, with water and R. R. fa-cilitles.

CHAS. C. McCOLGAN. 8 E. Lexington SL UNION DOCK WHARF.

150 feet waterfront, tem-porarily occupied by E. B. Hunting suitable for lumber or coal yard or a manufacturing site, for lease by HY. W. XtOUERS.

230 North Charles street. ml5-12t rENT ONLY 810. Small 6even-room DWELL-' ING, 1419 Ridge Place, near Hoffman and Bond streets; range, heaters and bath. Apply to CAR-ROLL 1440 North Bond st. ru21-3t 1 A A WILSON STREET $25 per mo.

1- 652 COLUMBIA AVENUE. per mo. 1316 AND 1318 BOYD STREET. $8 per 1110. 2527 AND 2529 AL1CEANNA 8 per mo.

72 7 LUZERNE STREET per mo. ml7-12t THOS. G. P. BELT Central Savings Bank.

Charles and Lexington sts. 809 NORTH 8TRICKER STREET, near Har-jt lem avenue: rooms aud bath; $14 D. M. HITE, 9 East Lexington street. m22-2t "fKOJ.

KENSETT STREET, near DruidHfiT AC-j avenue. Five rooms, 56. D. M. HITE, 9 East Lexington street, m22-2t 1715 LORMAN rooms and bath, $14.

D. M. HITE. 9 B. Lexington 8Um22-2t RE Ali ESTATE SALE OR RENT.

IjiOR SALE OR RENT Desirable STORE AND DWELLING No. 222 North Greene street, near Lexington Market; in perfect order; 18 feet front. Apply to HENRY C. LOGEMANN. 206 St.

Paul street. m23-5t rpHE COSIEST HOUSE IN THE CITY 830 Wi NORTH In fee or any ground rent you desire; 8 rooms and bath; kitchen first floor; easy terms; just completed: inspection invited. m21-Ct 07 MADISON AVENUE, 14 rooms, with Stable, 1 1 suitable for doctor or dressmaker. Partlcu-lars of.G. LLOYD ROGERS.

211 N.Charles mltf-l-t REAL ESTATE WANTEIJ. TRANGER IN CITY WANTS TO RENT A NEAT HOUSE In a nice neighborhood. Can give references. Address 8 661, Sun office. m23-3t WANTED A nice HOUSE, north of Preston, be-tween Park and Druid Hill avenues, cheap, In fee or small ground rent.

Address CASH 838. Sun omce. iu23-2t W- HAVE CONSTANT INQUIRY FOR UN-IMPROVED GROUND, FEE-SIMPLE and LEASEHOLD PROPERTY: also, well-secured GROUND RENTS. Send descriptions to PAYNE FLACK. 208 St.

Paul street. mlO-lm RE A Li ESTATE SUBURBAN. OR RENT A COUNTRY HOME OF SIX ACRES at Lutherville, 11 miles on Northern Cen tral Railroad; five minutes' walk from station: gas, bath, water in kitchen and at stable: shade, fruit; partly furnished: moderate price to good tenant; not for a boarding-house, GEO. I. RICHARDSON, ralSMm 2T5iGermantreet.

EATj ESTATE-iOUNTR. BEAUTIFUL HOME, situated on salt water. Eastern Shore, Maryland; 3 miles salt water front; 100 acres cultivated, 100 acres wood, 50 acres orchard raid meadow: plenty fruit, oysters, clams, fish, era bs, terrapin, wild ducks, geese, 6 acres oysters bedded: three fine wells of water; one brick mansion of 14 rooms, one new frame house of 7 rooms, and other necessary outbuildings; buildings worth standing wood worth cows, horses, sheep, wagons and other farm Implements, all new; two-thirds 1894 crops (40 acres In immediate possession of large house and possibly full possession; must have money; will sacrifice whole thing for $12,000 if told before April 1. The owner, II. H.

HULL, will be nt Fox House, Cambridge, until April 1. Take Maryland Steamboat Line, Light 6treet, Baltimore, 9 P. for Cambridge, Md. OR SALE OR RENT COTTAGE at ParauisoTT minute from R. R.

station; gas and water. FOR RENT Cottage at Chattolanee, Green Spring Val-ley. W. L. STORK, 17 E.

Baltimore 10 to 2 P. M. ASTERN SHORE FRUIT FARM, (300 acres.) near Cambridge: oyster and terrapin grounds attached: prioe $6,000. Address S. LYNN PERCY, Attorney, Vienna.

Md. 22-31 FOR SALE OR RENT-HOTEL, at Mt. Washlng-ton; perfect condition; nearly furnished; possession given April 1, 1302. Apply to PARRY EKE DOWNS, 14 East Lexington street. m22-8t FOR RENT Large.furnlshed COUNTRY HOUSE; water, bath-room, shade, garden, fruit, ice, Carriage-House, stabling, daily mail, stores, churches; May 1 to middle ftm 342, Sun office, mltf-a FOR SALE Handsome and attractive COUNTRY1 SEAT, N.

C. Railroad, 40 acres; every convenience: fine water, fruit. So. Apply, between 12 and o'clock. 226 NORTH CHARLES 2d OR SALE l.OOO ACRES OF LAND In A.

A. bordering on A. and B. Short Line R. R.

Frost Station; sold in quantities to suit. C.J. STEWART, Frost Postofljce, A. A. Md.

127-1 in OR BALE OR RENT COUNTRY PLACE. 8 acres. Frame House, 12-rooms and bath, good Barns, Fruits, situated half mile from Sherwood Station, N. C. twenty minutes from Union Station.

THOMAS E. BOND, mt-lm 16 South street, FOR SALE The beautiful COUNTRY "HURSLEY," the residence of the late Dr. Frank Donaldson, of Baltimore, about 15 acres, on Lawyers' Hill, Elkridge. i mile from Relay, B. and O.

R. beautiful lawns and grove. G. H. WHITE 322 North Charles street.

Telephone 1816. m2l-iot FOR SALE OR RENT (FURNISHED) At Forest Glen, HOTEL; shade, fruit, water, flush closets: only nine miles from Washington; twenty minutes' ride on Metropolitan Branch, B. and O. II. R.

J. li. HERTFORD, 1419 street, Washington. D. C.

f2-lin FORSALE 7 In Newport News. the only acreage for sale In the city, 20 ACRES OF THE BEST SITUATED LAND AND 450 FEET OF THE MOST VALUABLE WATER FRONT In the city. Also, LOTS for sale. DANIEL ARMAT, m22-3t 1313 street, Washington, 1). FOR RENT, (FURNISHED.) SALE OR EX-CHANGE 18 ACRES, overlooking Ellicott City, with extensive improvements: water in house; Ice, ten-pin alley, Ac.

especially suitable for a large boarding-house, school or public institution. WM. A. HAMMOND, 207 St. Paul street.

F0 RESALE OR RENT A PLACE OF 1 5 ACRES, situated on Frederick pike, within ten minutes' walk of Ellicott C'llv Station. Improved by targe STONE DWELLING and all necessary out buildings. Fruit; water at door, For particulars apply on premises or address MRS. A. L.

DORSE Y. McDonogh Postoffiee, Baltimore county. OR SALE PARADISE PARK, S. L. R.

3-ACRE RESIDENCE and STABLE; price $8,500. li-ACRE RESIDENCE and STABLE; price $5,500. Both places on the Heights; have fine improvements, splendid views, city gas and Catons. ville water works supply. Both four minutes from station.

No suburban property can compare with Paradise. WILLIAM H. GILL, mla-iro, Boom 59. Central Savings Bank. I wnnl 60 TO 1KO ACRES, near city, on steam or electric railway, for a cash cus-omer.

W. DWYER, No. 9 North Calvert street. m22-3t WILL CUT UP IN BUILDING LOTS 164 ACRES, directly at Annapolis Junction, inclml. lng large Hotel, Brick Mansion, two Tenant-Houses and necessary Outbuildltigs.

SAMUEL BEAL, WEAR, N. W. cor. Lexington and St. Paul sts.m21-tt ANTED TO RENT BY THE YEAR A large HOUSE, with modern conveniences, sultabl for a Country Boarding-House, within 20 miles of Baltimore on line of railroad and near the station-Address 784.

Sun office. mio-lit BILLHEADS. NOTE ANDTLF.TTERHEADsT" CIHCULARS. CARDS. ETC THS SUX JOB PRINHNa 0FFICU, EDU EBB MEAN LINE.

Express steamer serrirs hv NoM- deutscher Lloyd, HV YOKE to GENOA iri 11 days. Direct route to i-outh of France, Riviera and Italy. For passenger rates and oiher particulars apply to AllTIIUU W. KOBSOX, Agent, n(Mm 133 K. Baltimore cor.

(divert. WHITE STAR LINE. Ms.jesttc.Mar.so,7.30 A.M. 'Teutonic, Apr. Second Cabin on these steamers.

Saloon rates, $50 00 and upward, according to steamer and location of berth. Second Cabin. and $40 00. steerage to and from the old cuuntry at a low rates as by anv other first-class line. ARTHUR W.

ROIiSON. Agent, 133 East Baltimore streot. ALLAN LINE ROY AL A ll7sTEAMSIIIl-a-STEAM BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT HALIFAX EACH WAY. The splendid Screw steamers o( the above line ars Intense to isve Baltimore as follows: POLYNESIAN March 24, 10 A. M.

CA I II A. SI AN 1(1 A. M. April 21, 10 A. NOVA S10IIAN 1'A.

M. Steamers marked ()wlll carry no passengers from Baltimore, and aI1 for Liverpool dtrecu Kirsi-class Ca'oin Acconiuiotlatlntis passage to Livei pool. Intermediate, A STATE LINE) OK ALLAN LINK SKItVICR STEAMSHIPS. NEW YORK AND GLASGOW VIA PERRY, STATE OF CALIFORNIA March 81. noon.

STATE OF NEBRASKA April jl. 1 P. M. Accommodations unsurpassed. Cabin passage, $33 and upward.

Return, $fli and upward A. SCHUMACHER A- General Agents. m6-tf No. South Cay street. Baltimore.

tlOMPAGNIK. Generate TRANSATLANTIOUE FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE every SATURDAY Companv's pier. 42 North River, New York. LA RRETAUNE, Collier March 28. 4 A.

M. LA roUMAIKK. April $.7 A.M. LA CHAMPAGNE. Hover April 4 A.

M. A. FORGET, General Agent. Bowling Greeu. New York ARTHUR W.

ROB8ON, Agent. td31'02 133 East Baltimore Baltimore, Md. MERCHANTS AND MINERS-TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. FOR BOSTON, VIA NORFOLK. EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, FREIGHT TAKEN FOR NKWPOltr NKW-U 6teannhlp FA FAX.

Capt. J. S. March. THURS-DA March 24, at P.

M. Fare, first-class $10 00 Round Trip 00 Second-class 00 FOR PROVIDFNCK. R. I. EVERYTUESDAY AND THURSDAY.

AT 2 P. M. Steamship WM. LAWRENCE. Captain J.

W. Klr-wan, THURSDAY. Marcli 24. at IP.H. FOR SAVANNAH EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT P.

M. Steamship ALLEGH ANY, capt. D. F.W. Parker, FRIDAY.

March 2S. at 8 P. Steamship DKCVrui; H. MT1.T.ER. Capt.

G. W. PUiups. TUESDAY. March at 3 P.

Fare Including Meals aud State-room 1 Round Trip 28 OS Second Class 10 00 Baltimore to Jiicksopvtlle, Kla 20 60 Baltimorelo Jacksonville, round 8 Si) Baltimore to Jacksonville, Steerage 12 )' L. JIUGGINS. General Agent, Foot of Long Dim. J. C.

WHITNEY, Traffic Manages, T.A. HOOPER, AgentC H. K. of 219 East German street. JAS.

B. ANDREWS, Aeent S. F. A V. W.

tf 20. East Germsu street. "VTOEDDEUTSCHFR LLOYD 1 STEAM BEIWEEN BALTIMORE AND BREMEN. The Screw Steamers of th NorJdeutsclier Movd, of 3,500 ton nnd S.OiW-horse power, run regularly between BALTIMORE AND BREMEN, as follows: From Baltimore. Capt.

Kessler. 24, 2 P. M. CaDt.v.Schiiekman. March 30,9 P.

M. WEIMAR Capt. Meier April P. M. GERA Capt.

April 18, P. Cant. 2 P. M. And thereafter weekly.

Cabin to Bremen $30 aud upwards. Round Trip $100 and upwards. For freight or passage apply to au4-tf A SCHUMACHER A 5 South Gay 8t RAM PURO-AMERICAN PACKET CO. EXPRESS SERVICE to Southampton (London) and Hamburg. Macntnceut new twin screw steamers of io.ikw tons and u.

p. Fastest trip to Southampton 8 davs 13 hours. SfiilNG sailings. Augusta Vlctorla-Aprll 14 Normanuia April 21 Columbia April 28 Fuerst Bismarck. 5 Augusta Victoria 12 Nnrmaunia May 19 Knr liMKAAtrp nnnlv tn Columbia May 28 ruerst 2 Augusta Victoria Normannia June 18 Columbia June 23 Fuerst Bismarck ARTHUR W.

ROrtSrVW A ffdnt jajy4 183 East Baltimore Baltimore. Mil 1 OBSON'S TICKET Headquarters lor VTickcts by all Transatlantic Steamship Lines at lowest rates. Also, Tickets tor Savannah, Bermuda and Halifax. No advantage applying to companies direct Drafts Issued on England, Ireland and Scotland In sums to suit. ARTHUR W.

ROBSON, Agent, tap22 W. cor. Calvert and Baltimore sts. ROYAL NKTDERUANDS A 1. UNITED STATE MAIL LINE.

BALTIMORE TO ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM. S. S. EDAM MAR.

10, 1 M. S. ZA AND AM APRIL 2. 1 P. M.

S. 8. SCHIEDAM. lfl.lP. M.

Cabtn. 42; Steerage, $20; Steerage from Europe. NEW YORK TO ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM. Via Boulogne.

P.8. 19.9A.M. f. VEENDAM MAR. 20, 3.

P. M. 8, S. OBDAM APRIL 2. 9.30 A.

M. Cabin Second Cabin, $38: steerage Europe. 20 send for tourists' guide or annly to NETHERLANDS-AMERICAN STEAM NAVIOA TION COM PAN If, 207 East German BjUtlinorej INMAN LINE, NEW YORK TO QUEKNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. CITY OF CHICAGO. Wednesday.

March 2, 8 A.M. CITY OF BERLIN. Wednesday. March 18. 7.30 A.

M. CITY OF NEW YORK. Wednesday. Mar. 23, 12 noon.

CITY OF Wednesday, Mar. 80,7 A. M. First oabin. $50 and upward, according to steamer and locntion of room: second cabin, $30 and prepaid, $35; steerage, $20.

INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION General Agents. New York. ARTHUR W. ROHSON. Agent, East Baltimore Baltimore, Md.

STEAMBOAT I.INEH. HESTER RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY." Steamers will leave Pier 7, Light-street wharf, as follows: EMMA A. FORD every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 11 A. M. for Kent Island, Queens-town, Eastern Neck.

Quuker Nook. Booker's. Rolph's, Chestertown and intermediate landings; Steamer GRATITUDE at 2.30 M. daily except Sunday tor Rock Hall. Jackson Creelt, Centrevllle and Intermediate landings on Corsica river- UliOltUll, WAKFIKLI).

FrM ripnt. 1 19 mvt-D txrw i 1. 1 it tutu utigr uu, 27 the Steamer TRUMPETER will leave Pier tt. Light street, at 10.30 A. on TUESDAYS.

THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. Returning, will lenva Georgetown on alternate dnvs at 7.30 A. stopping at all landings going and returning. m21-lm WM. CONDIFF, gupt.

MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMER. STEAMER SUE will leave PIER 18. Light-street wharf.cvery TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at P. for Potomac River Landings, on FRIDAY extending her trip to Alexandria and Washington, leaving Washington SUNDAY, at 4 P.

M. 3e2i)-l2m ALVIN P. KENNEDY. General Agent. ROANOKE, NORFOLK AND BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT CO.

DIRECT LINE. Steamers leave every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY nnd FRIDAY, 223 and 22.1 SMITH'S WHARF, at 6 P. for HAMPTON, NEWPORT NEWS and SUFFOLK. Hamilton and Windsor, N. aud all landings on Roanoke and Cashie Rivers.

Freight received dally. ial-l2m THOMAS SKINNER. Sunt. C1UOPTANK STEAMBOAT CO. U.

3. MAIL STEAMERS. Steamers leave Baltimore dallvat 9 P. lavl excepted, from Pier 11, Light weather permitting. For Easton, Johnston's.

Bfilleviie. Oxford, Traverses. Kirhy's. Trappe. Cambridge, New Market, Preston and Windy Hill.

Returning dally. Saturdays exoeptel. leaving Windy Hill at 1 P. Chopiank 1.30, New Market 8 P. Cambridse 5 P.

Easton P. M. and Oa-ford 10 P. M. Freight received dally.

K. S.JOHNSON, "President. '18-tf Office, 434 Ligiu street EEM3 STEAMBOAT CO. PATUXENT AND RAPPAHANNOCK RIVERA PIER 2, LIGHT STLEET. For Fair Haven, Plum Point, Governor's Run and Patuxent river as far as Benedict.

WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 8,30 A. M. Freight receive! Tuesday and Friday. For Patuxent river direct as far as BrlstoL BUN DAY at 9 P. M.

Freight received Saturday. For Rappahannock river as far as Navlor's. WEDNESDAY, 4.30 P.M. yiora, For Fredericksburg and all landings on Rappahannock river, TUESDAY and FRIDAY, 4.30 P. M.

Freight received daily HliNRY WILLIAMS, Agent. Offlce. Pier Light street. rj-HE MARYLAND STEAMBOAT STEAMERS LEAVK PIERS 3 AND 4 LIGHT BT. Steamers JOPPA and IDA every week-day at 9 P.

for Easton. Double Mills, Oxford. Cornor's, Cambridge, Oyster Shell Point, Medford's, Dover Bridge, Two Johns, Williston, Lyford's and Denton. Returning, leaves daily, except Saturday, Denton, 1 P. Cambridge, 5,30 P.

Easton, 0 P. Oxford, 10 P. Steamer ENOCH PRATT every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 6 P. for Wingate's Point, Deal's Island.

Roaring Point, Mt, Vernon, White Haven. Widgeon, Collins, Quantico, Fruitland and Salisbury. Returning, loaves Salisbury at 3 P. every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Steamer AVAL0N every Tuesday and Friday at Freeport, Returning, leaves Freeport at 7 A.

very Monday and Thursday. Freight for all landings received every week-day, handled carefully and carried at low rates. JAMES BYRD. Sec. and Office 302 Light street.

13 AY LINE STEAMERS FOR OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK Aflll AijLi POINAO SuU lU. Bay Line Steamers daily (except. Sundays) leave Union Dock at two P. Canton Wharf at 7 P.

M. arrive at Old Point Comfort 7 A. Norfolk and Portsmouth A. M. FARE TO NORFOLK $13.

ROUND TRIP Connect at Portsmouth with HRABOARD AND ROANOKE RAILROAD and at Norfolk with NORFOLK AND WESTERN RaILROAD, NORFOLK SOUTHERN R.R. nnd NORFOLK ANDCARoLINA R. for all points South. New and quick schedule to Raleigh and Charloits, N. and intermediate points.

Ticket OHice 129 East Baltimore street, ald-tf WINTER AND SPRING SCHEDULE OF THt? EASTERN 8HOHF, STEAMBOAT COMPANY, FOOT OF SOUTH STREET, as follows, (weather permitting.) at 5.30 M-: ON AND AFTER FRIDAY. December 25, the Steamer POCOMOKE. Captain "Howard. FRIDAYS and TUESDAYS, for Crisfteld, Tangier Island, Finney's. Onanco*ck, Shelltown.

Pitts Wharf.Cedar Hall. Rehoboth, Pocomoke Citv and Snow Hill. Steamer EASTERN SHORE, Captain Ravnor. SUNDAYS, receiving freight on SATURDAYS, for Ford's. Crts-Celd.

Hoffman's. Evans's, Boggs's, Nandau, Concord, Read's. Davis's, Miles's. shields's and Rue's. WEDNESDAYS for Ford's.

Crisiield, Hoffman's. Evans's, Boggs's, Cbecnnnessex, Hunting Creek, Guilford and Messongo. Freight received for points on the N. P. and W.

and Sid. and Va. Railroads. No freight received after o'clock P. M.

on railing davs, and must be prepaid, except to points on the N. P. and N. Railroad. U23-tf P.

R. CLARK. Gen. Agt, ICHMOND AND YORK RIVER LINK, ON AND AFTER MONDAY, FEB. 29, The steamers of this line leave Baltimore dally (Sunday excepted) at.

5 P. M. for WEST POINT, RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH, arriving at Rlcn-mond at 9.10 A. ug with trains ol the Richmond and Danville system. Steamer sailing Monday, Wednesday and "Friday calling at Gloucester Point and Allmond'j Wharf.

Steamer sailing Tws-da Thursday aud Saturday calling at Yorktovru and Clay Bank. Through tickets and bills of lading Issued to all points on the Richmond and Danvllls vs-tem. Way freight must be prenaid. Fare te Richmond 1st class. Si; Id class.

$1 50. Tickets sold an I baggage checked at GEIUAN A 20,1 Eos; Baltimore st, E. J. CHISM, G. F.

and T. A. REUBEN FOSTER, General Manager. je20-tf RAILROAD LINES. BALTIMORE AND EASTERN SHORE RAIL.

ROAD COMPANY. THE SEW SCHEDULE AND NEW ROUTE IN EFFECT NOVttMlimt 30. 1891. Leave PIER No. 10.

Light street, by Smr dally, except Sunday, at 4 80 V. for OLA I HO thence by rail for BERLIN and Inter mod late stations, Arriving from Eastern Share 11,4 Round-trip tickets on sate. Freight for all paints on the Eastern Shore, Claiborne to Ocean Ottv, Inclusive, received and tar-warded daily, eicept Sunday. Full inlorimttiou at OAioe, Pier No. 10.

Llyh, street, or upou application to the undersigned. A. J. BENJAMIN, fa. F.

and P. Salisbury, Aid. WILL ARD THOMSON, Receiver and Oenl. Manager. JRDKRS" FORTH E'MOSTCOM PLICATED A NT) INTRICATE DESIGNS OF PRINTING carefully and intelligently completed at SUN JOB PiUNXiNQ OFFICE.

xr. 1,1., ior i-aiiipsou liiacKweu s. narcum's, 1 lmu'S, Reed's, Harding's. Harvey's Eubauk's, Chase's, Little Bay, Jackson's. Cricket Hill, Callls.

Fitchett's. Ware House. Conrad's. Green Point- Rland'a ami BAtTIMOREEPyKSDAY. MAR.

S3, li. Uantiincton Bureau of "The Snb." gTKEST, ETWEES TH1RTEESTH AND ForBTMSTH, Washington, D. where subscriptions and advertisem*nts wil. be received, and where Thb Sun will be found on sale daily at an early hour, at pub Ushers" prices two cents per cooy. Opposed to Kaeroptiaiiia.

E. Uvezey writes to The Sun aa follows: Ve believe the (rreat ma.s of our people will asrree with your remarks In Ths Sun of Monday niorniufr on the new "Assessment Bills, and except on one or two points in regard to resubmitting the fifteenth amendment, one in particular is the exemption feature in Mr. Gorter's new amendment This was the cause of the defeat of the third amendment at our last election, although politicians mav not admit it. Now, if we strike out all exemptions from Mr- Gorters till, or any other bill that may be offered containing exemptions and insert In the place thereof, that hereafter no legislative body in this State shall have the power to pass any law exempting- any class of property from nutation, except that owned by the peneral government, Stat, municipal or county eoveriiment.s, we believe such an amendment would be passed almest unanimously by our people. "On the contrary, if another amendment is offered containing the exemptinjfs of millions of property ns proposed in the Gorter amendment, another storm will be raised throuehout the State to defeat it.

No doubt of this, as many of our Farmers Alliauces and uransrers and others passed resolutions asrainst constitutional exemptions, not wishing to fasten them upon the State for all time to come. Besides our present bill of rights and State constitution have none of these exemption feature in them, and why have them inserted at this late period? Why this departure irom the policy of our predecessors in forming- our State government? Uniform on the etme class of property' with no 'exemptions' is alt the power tnat we should confer upon our future legislative assemblies, and our hope is tnat the people of the State of Maryland may so decide again at the polls as whs decirird at our last election, if an amendment is again submitted with all this vast amount of millions exempted. taxnavers will demand justice. Let as have tlie "amendment without constitutional exemptions." Neither the Gorter amendment nor the amendment to that amendment proposed by the City Council exempts anything. But it is proposed to give to the people of Baltimore the rifcht to express their opinions as to what shall be taxed ana how it shall be taxed, and to sav what exemptions, if any, may be made pa far as municipal taxation is concerned.

This is in the hue of local self-government 1'tae proposition is so Plain that "he who runs mav read." IIELI AVAXTni FKMALES. WOMAN, to CO do IIoUSE- WORK; no washing. 334 EALRESd STREEf.1 lOLORED WOMAN, to WASH DISHES, at ROSE HOl'oE. lO'J North (Jay street. It OPERATOR, to work in factory, on Ladies' Underwear and frhirt Waists.

Apply to HoLZMAN MFG. 404 and 40tt West Herman streeumg-6 IRL TO () liENEEAL HOUSEWORK; Gcr-mnn preferred; nilh recommendations. Apply Bt 82jAs WEST BALTIMORE SIKKKT. mSt-m TEAljYVOincliUARANTEF.D TWO CUSTOM OKDKK SHIRT HAN US. HEEZOG FINK, 313 West Baltimore street.

mia-il OALEsLADY Active, talkative Lady, over 2ft. as Assistant SALEsLAbY; Hilary 50 vreeklv. Call atterlatlOEAsi' LEXLWXON bTREr.t. rooms 3 7. it A FIRST-CLASS SKIRT DRAPES can obtain tjeruianent Position and good salary at JOEL, GL'TMAJ." A Apply early.

It APLAIX COOK, (White or Colored,) S14; Chambermaid, 2urse for 1 child, lo; Dish Washer; German Housecirl, Call at 401 SARATOGA STREET, above Eutaw. It A GENTLEMAN REQCIRE3 THE CO-OPERATION IN A ECSlNtSS ENTERPRISE OF A tADY who is Tonne, educated, fluent and diplomatic; ample remuneration. Address 313. Sun oincc m-4t AT ONCE, refined Girl as Traveling Lady's Maid: fiflviriipv. Housekeeoers for widowers.

aired couple and bachelor ot mean; Girls for Washington, Girl for Stores and Light Household Duties; enty Cooks. Houseuirls, best families; large number euited dully; educated Ladies reeking positions. Apply to 1 rttl. A l.ltUll lie KWI J. Ajiuen.jf TASTED -SHOEFITTEK8 on all branches.

1518 EAST BALllMtiKE SlltbCT. i -ITT ANTF.n A flrst-clnsa OlOK. AddIt at 68O JOSEPH1J.E STREET, between 2 and o'clock. ANTED At 719 W. FAYETTE ST.

White Woman, to COOK, wash, ana inofl. nus-2t AIST TRIMMER3. Exnerienced only need BDDlr at 78 NORTH HOWARD ST. m23-2t ANTED Kipc-rienced good wapes Ap- -a a a 1 VT iVPvlTt? 'rlOt JL lU.tUAOV.l A tJl au--a. ASTED-Small White Girl, to ASSIST IS HOUSEWORK.

1619 E. NORTH AVE. It 7 ANTED First-class WAIST TRIMMER; best wages. Apply at 336 NORTH PACA BA'-st-itt rA'TED-Goo4 plain COOK. 309 CAIHE- AittAA, smui, near Saratoga.

i ANTED A COLORED COOK; email family. XTO CAI.VERA HUE GIK1 German preferred; three in family: aood wages. 174a PARK AVE.ma-i VirHTTE WOMAN, to COOK. WASH and IRON for family of three. Apply at 2017 NORTH ANTED A briRht.

industrious Girl, to PASTE I I SAMPLES. ADI.IT toK.ll. CUAALflU.N. lourtn poor, oenm'a Acme nail, izua-xi "WT ANTED A White Girl for CHAMBERMAID and WAI1KESS. Apply at 13KO WJiSX L.b.2L-lUGIijS STREET.

It "Vy ANTED A White Woman, to COOK. ASH and IRON for a tamlly uf three auuiia. Apply at 1818 DRUID HILL AVENUE. m'Si-ii ANTED First-class DRESSMAKERS. Apply.

petween iv ana 1, at J. cor. carey ana Patterson avenue. MRS. WaRFIELD, Dressmaker.23-t VTANTED A CXK: German preferred; good vi waxes.

Aptuy, nekwoeu ana iz A. at iuji MeCVLLoH aTKEEI. It "I ANTED A Young Woman, to ASSIST WITH HOUSEWORK AND no washing. 1631 NOR1H BROADWAY. mJ-iil TIT ANTED A (tood WAITRESS, (White.) Ger- man preterred.

Apply, 1734 MCCULLOH STKEET. ly, front to P.M., at it WANTED hite Girl or Woman, as NURSE to Attend Small Children. Apply with reference, at 11U7 LINDEN AVENUE. w'li-a ANTED Two White Girls, one to COOK. WASH and the other as HOU3EGIEL In a family of three adnlta.

Call at 1719 PARK AVENUE. mia-Jt vTANTED A well-recommended Girl, to do gen-ftf eral HOUSEWORK In a family of two. Apply, between It) and li o'clock, at 303 EAST 1'RESiON STREET. It WANTED Ahite Girl, for COOKING, no wash-lay and ironing; also, half-grown GIRL. Ap ply at 5 -t 1 NoRlH CAKKOLLION AVE.

mia-St ANTED A young White Woman, as HOCSE- AY TANTEIJ Experienced MILLINERY SALES- ANTED A respectable Young White Girl, as NUKsE. 1915 PARK AVENUE. ma-it. ANTED At 1604 LIGHT a GIRL, be-V tweea is and 15; German preferred. mas-2t AV ANTED A Colored Woman, to CtKJK.

WASH and IRON. llOO MCCLLLQHST. ma-3t AV TASTED FINISHERS ON SHOP COATS. 1UJO HAKirOltH AVENUE. WANTED A first-class WAIST TRIMMER, HELPERS and APPRENTICE; steady work.

Apply at 3Q Ear MADISON gTKEET. mL-tt ITANTED A hlte Girl, to do general HOCSE-1 WORK: no washing or Ironing. Apply at 18'jl BOLTON S1KEET. between and 2. ma-it "TANTED lhree TRIMMERS, for Mil liner T.

Apply at once. KoaENRAUM'S. Ill West Lexlntou street. m22-2v tlfASTC A reliable Girl, to do general HOUsEWoRK and PLAIN COOKING. Apply at 03 HARLEM AVENUE.

V7ANTED A first-clas Colored CHA.MBER-H MAID; must tiring koou reference- caH at f04 NoRfH ALVi.Ul. JjiREEA. between the houia of autl 5 P. M. mf-rt "Vr AN TEi A short distance in the couutry, two ff mie Women, out) us wuli, one to All' iji TABLE and WAatiaiid lxU; reierence vequireu; good Uuuic and good waeea.

Apply at aun oUic.jU-3 ANTED OPEKAToKS, to MAKE WHITE prtaextace given to old nands. Apply to chllbi lUtf Slid All German street. "117 AN 1 ED Experienced OPE RAl ORS on Ladies' Musun Unuerweir.Wneelerdt Wiisoa JaacUines, run by motor power; beat prices paid tor worn. L. LOW ENolEi dc Moure Uuud-tng, cor.

Hanover and joaitiiuore fitreeta. mi-t ANTED A g.XKl White Girl, to do the COOK-tf liu tor a ittualy oj four adult persons; no washing; to oue tnat will sun a good home and good wages wiU be sivui. Apply at gll AiayHlH SI ttEE 1. lUil-lui XrEKIENCED HANDS ON' WH1TB SHIRrsT A at 39 sot 1U LiUKETV of iiEE. mil-Ai 1 EXPERIENCED CUIRI OPERATORS; steady 4 empwymeui; best prices; lew learners token and during lusuticuuu.

HUit.ll.Lij CO sharp street imii-Ul COMPETENT COOK AND HOUSEMAID. 34 WEal CHASE BlREr-r. mJ2-dt GOOD GLEL. for general HOUSEWORK. Apply Btll7 NuRAH GAk bluEEl'.

mii-ot and si-i. NURSE and CHAMBERMAID. 1S Apply at i A E. A HITE GttiL.for general HOUSEWORK; good waifes. tail between a and 12 A.

ia. SAOti i.Rlil CHAAiLEa BiRaEX. msit 4 COMI EXENX, RELIABLE OMAN, WhitTor J.X. cotored, lor general HoLaEW oJtK in a family ''la AM at HUUd JiARYLAND A EA Ufa. i A LADIES WAN TKD, city or country, to MAKE LIGHT 1 ANCx WoRJi.

at tneir own bumes. 1 give steady wora and pay goud prices; uo canvassing. Adareas aHE aia Avjt.aroo aaaa' ItEEAiEr-W OAiA. BAiAB, Chicago. AIL mA-laps A GOOD tALARJf guaranteed to any ladywno wui da ri ATNG tor me at home.

Address, lu eu handwriting, wlui addressed and stamped envelope. Mass EDNA L. SM AHE, sou In Aeud, Ind, proprietor ot Ui famous Gloria ater. iu-aa 20 I CoOKS and HOUSEMAIDS for first-class prl-vatenuniiy; tia and iot 86 W. CHASE at.

20 OA'ERAIOES, to Put on Neck Hands and TT suiri; also, arai Jtn.ua fyJiRpo. a STRa Ues. 1 Lighteireet.aiU-3 ELP-SlAriE AN FESIAIiK. ifriRi COMPANY. 714 SARJKERaAWednevlHy A M.

Jt Gentlemen, to SELL THE Ella QlREEx, to it) a. M. aud i uj6.it) M.tJ-i "ua ciea ORDER COOK. fur Club-House; mast come well lecuinmvndJd-iwhlte alu, all eAperiencS WAI iIr 1 Ut Address WANTED. PfiperCIGAEETTE-MAKERS CUT-AERa and PACKERS workiur Tat fUaney factory can steady work bv Mg to EARoN aauover and Pratt ni.

ANTED Two HOTEL 1 LOOK SCKUBuTkS and a Man accustomed to PliUNG A si BOILER. PaPPERSHolEL. iiiritit AN IED Immediately and always oa hand ara Msuagers.Faru. Housejjiris, Waiters, Laundresses, Coachmen. Old Rename Employment oaice, 8 N.

Frederick HKLI WAMTED-MALKs, BOYS, to SET TYPE; EXPERIENCED. Call after P. i. at S. W.

CORN EAt CHAJiLES AND 1EATKSA REETS. Room a. A GoOD SHIPPING CLERK, one who under- wta' ie reference, aunressa, 64 1, sua oilice. TJMANAGER. TO TAKE CHARGE TZiZi- DEPARTMEN experience salesman B7fiTt: ti'J Apply, afutr AU, to A.

fCHbjtast Lexington street. it A White Waitermaa. highest for families; Gentleman of some to assist and take Interest in fPP-y to Miss RooNE, aOQ N. Liberty su A TRAVELING SALESMEN for tral wholesale trade only; 11b-aress 1. "lou; Slale wUal traveleo.

Ad- GAiAVAr 'W ADDRESS AND Ap: fV ieTmT.i.'.r' lor our special Tl to start. Call 14Ufc.N,n North chaTes sf It "JJALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DUG. IS. 1891.

LEAVE CAMrTpN STATION. For Chicago and Northwest, Vestllmled Umttel Ejtnrwis dailv 10.20 A. Ernross 7.15 p. M. For Cincinnati, St.

Eouls and Indianapolis, Vee. titmled Limited Express dally I'M P. Express 10 30 P. M. pFor Pittsburg, Express dally 10 10 M.

and 7.4$ For Cleveland, via Pittsburg, 10.20 A. M. andT.tl P. M. For Washington.

ypk day. xa.20, a 7V x7.tA X7 20. za.M. HAS. t9.V, xtO.W.

(10 31 A. 12.10 P. 45 minutes.) i.w. xi.io. 30.

(3 45. 45 minute X4.15. SOO. XB.OO a 15, x7.H, X7.I0 XH IS. M-M.

ll.iw P.M. "tindnv 6.25, 1q, 111, JO. SO, X10 20, (10.35 A.M. P. minutes,) l.J.

x.io, n.4.1, 45mtnut0 SM. lit, Xi.1., 1, 40, g.l, sr1A.0lnl II P. 4. For Annatv.11, 7(. 115 and .1 P.M.

On Sunday. .35 an. M. j.no A Rnlt Ms V-M 5 M. n4 5.35 P.

JrJim. midland Rai'ras4 and South via Danville. 'T tSsnd 1 P. M. tj In the Vlrpln'a Vallor.

VA" Y.Vnr t4 20 Mlxtd For nonnnk ,,) (n. hena For 'tfiffi-rstown. t4 (in. 1 iisip r. 'ro? ''hl-a-rn.

and the dMIy oo amlsp. from PHt.bnrf S'fir V.l from Clncln" dally MS P. M. ROYAL BLUE T.TNF. FOR YORK AND rmr.ADEipuiA.

For New York, notion and th. dally. (I15 Pe.D-Ca, attached, open for isseniter 10 (fl P. Rio. s.Sn.

(io.44 Dlntnr Car.1 K. .1, 12 55. (5 51 pining Car, P. M. Throuyh Pullman Klo.pr Hostnn via Ponghkeepiie Kridge on the s.4o P.

train dally. For AtlsnMe ntv. s.l.lo. A 12.S3 P. M.

Sunday. 5.10 K. M. 15.M P. M.

For Philadelphia. Newark. Wilmington and Che, ter. dally, 12. 50.

s.irt, V), .10 I at Wiltnlni-ton only.) a. 1 s.4n. s.vs, HA5 p. t. Tliim-Illehnirintinnf all stations -an fratall tlrtet tExcept Snnilar.

Iundar only. Dally. iExpve trqin. nncirace called for and from hotel ant hv Uulon Transfer Co. on order left at 1 Icket Offices: W.

COR. CALVERT AND tlALTIMORB ST S-J0 out1i nmadway or Camden siatlnn. J. T. ODKLL.

CHAS. O. PCrLL. Manager Gen. Passenger Agent.

T) ICIIMOND AND DA VILLK A ILItOAO IV COMPANY. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. 17. 1RM. All train, arrive and leave nt Pennsylvania Pa.

enwr station. Wn.hinirton, I). I-nchhiir, fmnnwrtt Tfllh Norfolk and Western Railroad. Omnocts at Manas. for Front Roval and sUr.tsbure dally except Hiindav.

frlnr-ipal nolnt. -tth all Dlvl.lrin. nf Richmond and Danville System. Pullman sleow New Yrlc and Washtnuton lo thence with ier 11 N. Or-lenn via Mnnt-romrrv, and fnr Memphis via Birmingham, uniting at.

Danville with sleeper for Ait-msta and Grinlro' with sleepsr lor Ashe-Ville and Morrltown. VA1 Sunday, fo, Warrentnn and 1 range, and througn train for Front Roval and otra.tinrg. 11 Oil p. 5f. Dally.

WASTT1NOT1N AND HOUTIT, ESTER PSTt I.V MM I IV Mmpwi of Pullman Keen()r. Dining-. Parlir nnd ilZ "and run. to Atlanta, 'time is hours. jvttn Pullman Men.r throurh New York and 'nh-inetnn to New Ortean via Mmito-omerv, and Wa.ti-I'i-V'i'n"11!' and Atlanta ln v.

'lira fare charged, 11 to I'. for all principal point South on Richmond and Danville inmnn niarr. KnoKvlllavlaA.il.-viUt; Bn'' Washington to vli TRAIN ON WAirtNUTON AND OHIO Dl-visi. )N leave Waahlnvton at a. dally-1 41 P.

M. and .25 1. except Sunday. FeMrnlni ar-rive 5 ashlnirton 3 A S.Srt P. M.

daily, nd JS A. M. datlv, except Himdav, Through trains from the South arrive Was'ilni-Incton AM A. 10.45 A. M.

and .45 P. M. Man n-sa Division. 1 1.2 A. M.

and P. except Sun. dav. Ticket. Car wrvatlon and Information furnished at and at IjMseiiger Station, Peunslvaula Railroad, Washing, BROWN, Gneral Am.

JAS. JhT A LO 11, GeneiaU'assenger Agent. JJALTIMORK AND LKIIUJH RAILliOAU Of-ToTtFR 4. 1801. fORTII A VKNUR STVTTaT DAILY EXCEPT SUNDA Y.

1iEAVKL ARRIVE. 2-22 A-m M- 'r," MUr. 9.20 A. R.I air. A.

M. from Delia ISO P. M. Loch 1.5.1 P. M.

from B.alp for Delta and 4 0 V. froi lSS Pearh Itoilom. Raven 8.10 P.M. for Belalr. P.

M. from York. SUNDAY ONLY. A. M.

for Delta from. PeH. 1 SO P. M. llelalr.

ld.so A. M. FM.Ir 4.00 P. M. Delta.

ft.00 P. M. IV ri. 6.50 P.M." Keiair. 10.00 P.

M. liliiik Vf. R.CRUMtroN. General Munagnr. YEaTERNIARYXAND RAILROAD.

TAtrtNO EFFECT MOVD AY. FKHUUAKY 188)1. LeavHlllon Station a. follows; Mall for WorfnHc and Wa.t.r R. R.

and Southern and SnutoVoatern pnlntt; also (Jlvndon, Westminster, New Windsor Blue Rid, Jtighfleld. Hairerstown. and, except Snuday Cha.nher.bur7. vt avn.jr.horn'. pilnts on B.

anl Martlnsburg. W. and Win-cheater, Va. 71 A V-TCEPTJirvnAY. M.

AccnmnVMntlon for rottyhuri and all points and If. Division; also Main List east of Emory (Jrovo. e.0OA. fo, wmiam.nort, Ha-reratown, Hhlon.n.h.iri and mln' on Main Lin. and R.

and t.v Frnd.rlcic and Rmmit. tnirgand points on Norfolk and Western U. Shenandoah. 10.00 A. M.

Accommodation for Union nrldre, Qm- 1 l7'ara- Mt- "wing and L' Accnmrnnnntlnn for Arlington. I ll Ao'nmodiulon for Emory Oroya. ni. Arlington. IfowtrdvIlK 1 all point on 8.

and H. Dlvl.lon 4.00 P. Fxor. for Arllnyton, Mt. TTona, freen tsnrlnir Junction, owinrs's Mill.

M. Olvo lnn, 'Jlon Falls. Fhikshurn, 1 atsnscn. r-arrollton. W.stmlnst.r, Avnndala, Medford; New Windsor and Main Line Stations west; also Emmitstmrg and B.

and A V. I Aammadatlon lor Frederic. "Pnmmoda'lon for Union HrHa. a JJ Acr-ommodatlnn for U.nory Orova, ai r. M.

Aoconimn lVIm Emory Qrova, SUNDAYS. fi for Union Bridge aat Hanover. 'Accommodation fnr Unlan Rrlili illi il Accommodation frr Orov. AfrommnlnMnn fn Emorv 'irova. r.nlfrKAI,YS,AI,R,VK AT HILLFW HTATIOT.

Dally 7.14 P. M. (event stindav H.50, fi.m. P.40. 11.10, A.

and ltl SUNDAYS 0LrniM Ticket and Rasrgnge rim Kat Tlaltlmare at. li. nnl'11 Station, Pennsylvania Avenue and Fulton J. M. HOOD, General Manager.

tf PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. KORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

TAKING EFFECT lTsfr P. JANUARY 17, 183. Dally. Dally, ex. Sunday.

tDaily, ex. Saturday. Trains leave CalvertPtatlnn. Ttalllmore, a follows: A M- rasl Line 45 a. M- Bt.

Louis and Cincinnati Express 'f'r'oVn Union Station un Columbian Express, from Unlon'Hta'- a.w P. M. estern Express iu Paciac AND ThSnoHTH. TPWfll KXPWS. 4 4-t A rost.

Etna 311 45 A. Willlnmsport F.pres. from Union Sta- 'ion 4aop Puff aln and Rochester Express p' northern Exnres Harrlsbnrg Pas.enrer. ilso'p. Mi nav.A so' 6-M M- l-0 A- M- t2.o nmn.

an" wfiTT Sunday. Sunday. 7.SO. 10.1a A. M.

and R.rto P. M. Aeennimoatlon. 00, fl. 1MB LM.

r.so s.sn 7. so. n.so. lo.ao arnl P. M.

00 Hnnday. 10.15 A. 1.S0, 5 to and 10 no p. M. a m'T?" R-1S.

ft.oo nnd I1.no M. 1 WW P.MM- WMk'ai" un FOR SPATITtOW'S POTIv-T. a US .05. and in 4a A. m.

4.nn end 5.1S p.m. week ns. nnd and lt.16 P. M. Tites- FROf PTtP-STDR-T STREET.

8.08 A.M.. Exr.ro.. fnr Phllad.lnhla and V.w York, Pnxt AccnmmodatloB. li 52 l- it Jn S' Jl-' H'rd d.V"" ''hllndeinhla. FOR PHTT.aDET.rHIA AND VFW YORK.

FROM UNliN STATIOX. i l' Parlor Pa-, osya nitrhtweek. flavs: 8 nnd 10 0 A. 12 05 Ri Sii 4 20 fi "7 ll.and 19.53 night Rundtivi I'3o'4-2Q'6'S7' Phi Ud.i-k7 York, 4A7 P.M. dally; for Hon Phi? chang car.

Snh ftreet 8ta- A'M'k--' p2ln.t,',inti-C wank-day. It.mntrht. 13 p' M'! pr' lVho.lt Aocom- 'l'10- AI Oxford Aceonimodotlnn, Perryville Accommoilaaoa, nr. HTATTOV. r.

a.hlnytnn, S.40. IO. .17 A. ''nl'-and 7.m A. M.

vek-dayi. Aeeommnnatlon. S.ft. 6.55 A. 12 and 4.02 P.

M. J-Ji17" Snndav. IS 25 and 5.oj p. M. am Accommodation.

M- O'ford Acconimodallon. or 7.11. 17 a. m. and 4 15 M.

week, day. Sund.y. UT A. V. and R.nP.

M. FROf UVIOV BTtTTON .10. 0 a vi 7. Id. .77, I -i 2 so.

Limits.) S.S31 4n0. A1. 7.10, 7.ai Limited. 5 4 and 55 P. M.

on Hnndar. 2.r,a. a.sn. a 07, a 47 a. "0 4IM-J' Limited.) .10 and.

A.M., 11.4V MT and rweek.tdavrr0?k ani1 i P' M-For Annnnnlla, 7.W. .7 A. 12.40 and 4 P. M. Jn A-V and 507 P.

M. lor Kinhmond and tha South, 9.50 and A. M. and S.ao p. M.

dally. 3.13 f. week-day. Flir PJ'd'nont Air Line at A SO. 0.4 and 9.S7 P.

M. daily, and P. M. wtek-davV nn, Uh.inn.ake and Ohio Railway, via Chnrinttesvllle 12 40 p. M.

w.ek-ilay and P. 15' daily. 0 44 IV FROM PENNSYLVANIA AVKVUH STATION. rorW R.h.i(rton. 0.5-..

a.li A. 7.11 V- 41 A-M- "eek-lava, and oa IJiindavsonWa.iii v. Accommodation. 5 in, 1.01 A. M.

week li so. 5.1? and T.n P. M. dally. For Annanoll.

7.41. A. M. and 4.25 P. M.

dally. "rent Sunday. On Sunday. 8 St A. M.

and 5.11 LEAVE WASH IVOTOV FOR RaT.TIMORE At 7.V.. a.oo". 1.40. in no no 1157 4.0-1. 4 70, 4.a 5.4 2 F- on Sunday at 8.00.

7.S0. 9 00, 05. 10 50, 11.01) 1 OA 1.41, Mt, ft 8 14.7.40 aai 11.M P. M. CATONS VIT.T.E TIPVPtT.

LEAVE CAT, VERT STATION" ForCaon.vill.T.45.ti.s 4.54. 1 Suiday, 10.0J A. t.4o, an for Raltlmara, K'X l.s I.1 ,0 P- M. week-darfc Sua- ji.n.! A. l.M.

4. 7 and 10.10 P. M. For tickets and time tahle. lo all Mints Ea.t, VortS and West apply at Oalv.rt Station, at northaa corner Baltimor.

aud Calvert streets, and at Uui. Baeitaae called tor and eheckM at hotel and rl-deuces on order left at nirloe, northeast ora alllmore and Calvert street. CHAS. K. PU(4H.

a wonn, General Manaeer. General PaPr Aarea. ANNAPOLI8 AND BALTIMORE 8HOR1 LIVR R. SUORTEST. QUU KEST AND CHE a PEST.

ANNAPOLIS, 5 ROUND TRIP, 30C CHEAPER VllAN ANV OTHKIt LIXH, NO LIMIT. LEAVE CAMDEN STATION- WEKK DAY 7.15 A. for Annapnii" and Way Slallans. ,0 A. Annaooll and ay Htationa.

1 15 fnr Aiiinipl's and Way Siatl.in. 5.4s P. for Annanoll. nnd Way Station. too A.

Aar-apoli and Way Station. 4 50 P. fur Ainiauolis aud War Station. Trains leave Anuaiwll MJ, A- V. on wek dayi, aai at A.

Ji. 1 F.M, on Sunday OOOMB3 M.mwln. 151 CERTIFICATES OF MKBKRSHIP, TRAVELINtl AND WORKING) CAR 03. RECEIPTS, ETC Printed In Correct Manner at THE BUJ JOB FRISriiswl OFFFiCK,.