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THE ATLANTA 000801 AN AND NEWS. TUESDAY, HABCH U, HOT. M. L. THROWER, REAL ESTATE. -rtllOJIE PBOPOBITIOJJB ON CAP! m TOL avenue. TOL AVCJIUIS. «. Mm _ (XOIE IN OOKKEB, BIX-BOOM , f.w loaches of (be pelet bnuh ^ tble ■ (MW borne; large corner ^ Teruci o. k. EAST PRONT TWO- eoinc; lot M bj MO, between Bleb- a(Ory w ' m |„„1 cmmley: electric belle and la “^V.l-ct » •ooO bo"*! * w, b on tbe loiter. 44.000. Term*, ooe-fourtb Mlnncc easy. os» EACII. fob TWO TWO-BTOHY houee, Jual beyond Georgia are no. to liy i» each. Tbeee beaeee 2,.', b. nulli for 4U00 eerb. They won't f M (be uierkct longer tban tble week; gjfl rtrb. , fob ANOTllBB BEAUTIFUL EL ,u.1 tiejond Georgia arcane. Own- Line. In re, mid tbe literlor of tbe borne •* .. annraplntnl Ttila linilaa to lie appreciated. Tble bouse J7„<«l.rii iwoetocp; ctgbt rooms. Ul THE ABOVE ABE EVEBV ONE A ^j,,. pr.,|.«>iiltlon, end ebaap at tbe prime, gu elegoutly located on Capitol erenuc. M. L. THROWER, f 39 X. Forsyth Street. GLORE & JUSTIN, a 215 deters! Building. KICE EAST FRONT LOTS. WITH PLEN- It of,beile. 1(0 feet deep to go alley, for a inert time at 1)0 per front loot. They it. worth IK now. STelat Hiiogypf center of efty. BOAD, • MILKS .... we bee# e splendid am OMtllnlog 70 acre,. II scree In twit, ho litel. ul." nee ouo of tbe beet orchard, U tb. ee-uiitry: good four-room houee and Mt bellibnge., etr. Ttga la tbe verr-placa Hr i leia mble farm; 47,100 cash. Tble Is e krnln. Meet Cf our- line, and to* .. it. caeb end balance monthly. eew in rnona coltaga; let , Meitr: water and gas and tile sidewalks: m nr line; price 42*0; MO —- " J IS (*r month. and AT < oi.I.KtiB PARK. LOT 10 bf 1M. V p#r month. Ws can aell this for «■» it $!■» You aae you can make a •*4. P«>r (■•■tit .on thin, and you have a lit lot to Uulld you a homo on. You can**. SICK LOTS ON ORCFFIN AND JETT •tr##i«; n*» «'n«h and It per month. For tht. rail at office. «r n< ir upnriiii BTraaDi water. KBB ouu lath, with larac lot. This la a nleo place, ©oly 11.KV. Ti-rma. W. A. FOSTER, Real Estate and Loans, 12 S. Broad. W Tbnne MM. Atlaata 'Pbone lib. A PLANTATION and stock farm of u® acres in middle georoia. * BILKS FROM A CITY OF 40.000 PEO F*.: mile, nf railroad frontage, alio pub Hr ton frontage, 1,20 acres la cultleatloa; Mirrc. of r |,.b iKittom lands; MO acres of •t* rwani|i bottom, still to be dereloped. Petit , f u i.oil and timber for home con. wapil'm. Moat of tho land Ilea larel and b i ion., dark, loamy soil, with strong clay wkm! one uiule can cultivate 40 acre* M till. land. Two all-room dwellings and ®* n f reliant lioueas of two and foar rooms, •Jvlj dlitrlbuted. Corn mill and gin, saw aia, h"t»» and mole barns, crib and bog UJ chirk",, lion.ee. ate., all la guod copdl- **■ 5 mile. Of bog wire fencing. Creek •M branches supply weter In aeerly all Hm nf ib. land. Button aod aide tuck " 1). plare. School and ebarebaa convan- ”• Annuel avenge aat Income 44,000. ™ pet nets. Terms ona-t^lrd reek; ••'■•tc on or before tan years to annual Ntaeau lo lull purchaser, with • par cant * 4efetr.it payments. This la a bargain ** ,h * fiance of a lifetime. Make tb* **• Mfment and the place will make the ***) to nay the balance. Good water t’.y the bounce. Good water M t'»'l health. labor U plentiful aad |**e lor further Information, writ# or W ~''"AIH' ave.-complet! 4-BOOU *»4 i Js"* 1 1**™ 1 *®d everything •IWIHIIN ktueet-COMPLETE l-ROOU Prt.r * j'iJJn™nvealan«*a; slanted lot. *1**!'"* AV eT—ALMOST NEW A ROOM Hal 1 ‘t'l to alleys good place to eaeT »ad children. 4L6to-tlead •h AVE.-WBLL BUILT AND tta,, '• « r«*om hnuac with hall; nor «f mu *Uri\ , ST.-NEAR W. HUNTER ST. tw- "Uagc home; airs lot. dty wi- UjLi”' u ' ,n * compiatad; »1.«M. ®» FRONT LOT ON NEW' • car line. All right for MW. ON tlltMONI) STREET NEAR HI' walk*. Cheap far IM0. ,'OT ON' *i»T so *™ MIGHT? riNE EAST AYE. n^.SHI^U^T ONyiQHLAND AVB. HENDRICK ft CO., Real Estate and Loans, 23 1-2 Whitehall Streot, . Both Phones. BBW A ?)5 \mmimt *°» n ■•jj 1 *, BJ'VS a BEAUTIFUL BIX-BOOM mSertf ®* lutM let • by “ Wilifll JAfTHAiri (....ream, bnaffipSCT; -VU- TlVIc-hooW (‘tyft'Auli Ail SrLhtrjty'*'- ,o '«in good KoS J* huts a iiANDaoUB'hE/tllik.st K j •*•■■■#£? •Jraat; haa nluc rooms and J« U P to Uato In erory raapart; lot 50 |»y ejssnr . Kaat | hj 200. fmVTir m TlvEl.VE lttmM llrtUkE o5 Una atrrwt; In good condition; lot 50 ’JaV’KHoS MTREKT. ' N«Aft I ouco DeLeon; nine room two atory real dcace; new; for I7.5W. gir ’ iumi ioL’TH HIDE’KDnSIREBC t«.*0 BUYS A NICE EIGHT-ROOM COT thjp* on Month Pryor afreet, naar Glenn, In good condition, on lot 50 by HQ. PAJ'ITOL AVENUE - RIX fi^OM tOT tage. In aylcndld condition, lot TO by 140; >rlce HAOO. price srsiT ii(iVA" TWosfoEY - .>JrNEll6T)H house on (*apltol avenue; haa all irovcmcnts; lot 60 by 150. provetnor JrfiTTfii PltVoh stBebt—KtiACT'lViiC two-atory ulue room kouae; atorm-abeet- ml and double floor; modern; on lot M by ISt: for only 44.000. Em • only I TilTfiT CHEROKEE IvENI'E'1 "nRaTi . . nice ali-room collage; lot b) by Price 43.000. by 197./ lmviifc -i:on. McCRORY ft JOHNSON, 'Real Estate, 101 Patera Building—Phones 4401. ON NORTH AVENUE, FOB 4M0O-BPLEN did l-room residence; has Urge reception ball, sliding doors Into dining room, loreljr mantels anil tiling; large shaded lot. with blucgrass In frout yard; tovely neighbor I4.1M WILL BUY 10-BOOM BEflIDENCB on tbe north side mot eisetly where you would like to have It perbsps. Inn It Is sur- rounded by gond nelghbora and other nice bomesl. Has two liodrooma downstalra and four up: nice mnuiels, tiling: Imllt for a boms god would cost today 40.000. ON W. IIABBIN—A 7-ROOM COTTAGE lot Soil*), wllb four largo rooms U rear lot 601140. wllb four largo n»ni la rear rented for 44; flue assortment of fruits; tbls Is close In. See us aliout It ON WINDSOR BT.-FOR 13.30. WE WANT ■ou to look at tbls tovely 7-room cottage ..tb wide ball tbrougb It; lovelv mantels, nitre wide veranda ifroat and back), aide drive and alley; built,for a home: owoer anslous to sell iot good reason. Tbe bouse alone would coat tbe price. tiSO WILL BUY IO-ROOM RESIDENCE at Smyrna, Go., on lot Ma2M and barn on lot Him Paces railroad and ear line. The vary place for hotel and Uvery bualaew. See ns and we will get together oa this flue proposition. J. A. BROOKS, Real Estate, 407 Fourth National Bank. Bell Phone 1393 Main. SOUTH BOULEVARD. FRONTING THE Park, a nice ala-room cottaae; large lot. Price IJ.H0: 11.000 caab and t« par month. 6ftU6Nt). S'bAft cilfchOlWjLjr WJW ar^m eotti^: ./^‘Tdl. U*: • It. il^xr/'NluirAuot'stA AVtiSrK. ••mi front; all couvenlencca; large lot, all nmmi and hall. FHce only 5S.000; |75<5 « aah .tml ES per month. r-.,avk fttsVriftAid MI R, Fivi AM uli-rnnm cottagca In the park. from $1,500 up ou term* of lljo <***h. Hw Sc If you are looking for a home lo this section. MOSS ft GIRARDEAU, Office 501 Fourth- National Bank Building, Bell Phone 425(i. $2,850 spot cash will buy a brand new cottage, No. 347 Ormond street, within two blocks of Grant Park. House nearing completion. It has five large airv rooms, beauti ful hallwavs, bathroom, pan- trv, etc. The lot is snlendid- ' elevated with tile walk iu front. If you haven’t all cash will try to arrange with you. '• too _ Splendid 4 - room cottage, 245 Magnolia. Room for another cottage on lot; will pay 14 per cent if properly improved. VV lute tenants. $3,000—One-half cash, bal ance $30 per month, will buy a good 6-room, Fraser street, near Fair. WANTED REAL ESTATE If you own property that vou arc willing to sell at a real bargain price, list it with us for quick sale. We handle bargains ouly and have customers waiting. ATLANTA REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 1507 Fourth National Bank, Bell Phone 250 Main. L. A. WOODS. 818-819 Empire Bldg. BELL PHONE 404*—ATLANTA VBONB 1771 I MAKE EASY TERMS. 411.44# - MAGNIFICENT TWO-BTORY _ fawtaea-soMn boma In laman 1'ark. Two batbs; gaa aid sliotfts lights; siccfric ss^b^ur 1,, sii' - 3B!assr ta Ms •*rest; staraistoatsd; dosbla-floored. If you really wtaf • nlaa boms, sea no * 44,000—ON CAIN STREET, WE HAVE A live-room bouse, with all modar* coivan- laacaa. a™,. I^rge (vmii m— — about four years: waier, sower and gaa; can sell ffbr 440 mail, be Is see by tbe i^opllT Prise 41,700. Better coma before 10 o clock Monday, or goa will mtas this. you 01.000—WE .™. sire A «bjnafTo,a—-. on a besuilful I acre lot. that Ilea level and Is In flue shape every tray; 4200 cash and 490 par moot*. •wn the North and Booth Doratur ear lines. Wo can make yon oair forma e thla place, and tt la ebaap at tbla. prtco. FOB . tract hotwi hall on Btcwart avonuo, with u lot. About une half cash; balance oaay. hall on Btcwart avonuo, with larga owner li ansloua to acll, aod w* can maka you most reaaonatda term# on thla place. ... alwiut two hlonka of Grant .park, and about tho aame dlatauce from Wonderland, the now amooemont park. Tbla will make a nice little home, and wo can arrange $2.600—458 HASH BTBBET—AN UP-TO- date alz-room cottage, with all modern couvenlencca. A little caab and the balance the antne aa rent. (2.100—AN IDEAL BIX-BOOM COTTAGE on tha beat part of East Georgia avenue. Thla la a apodal bargain, aa the owner waota to acll Inalde of tha neat few wooha. $2,150 - BRAND-NEW BIX-ROOM COT- ' iage fronting on a wide cherted jitrejt, rlooking the overlooking the new amusement park. We can maka you easy terma. NEW MODERN HOME FOR SALE. Ou one of the most beau tiful streets on north side, two-story, nine-room mod em house, just completed, every "convenience, furnace heated, electric lights, dou ble sheathed and floored. In basement iB sen-ant’s room, storage room, furnace room with cement floor. First floor, reception hall, parlor, sitting room or libra ry, dining room, kitchen, butler’8 pantry, storage room and lavatory. Second floor has four bed rooms with largo closets, hath room and linen closet All rooms and closets nice ly tinted, wide veranda front and side, fine lot, east front, first class plumbing,material and workmanship through out. Price $7,500. ADDRESS OWNER, CARE GEORGLVN. ANSLEYBROS., REAL ESTATE, Offices 4 to 10 E. Ala. St. Phone 339 Bell. , jrirr half hlo/k from PMrhlren si rest, we hnra an vlrguni lironm bona* wllb furaare thin, lias (rank room, rervsnla' room ami suhlv on a m-autlfnl lot. 61 by about 160 foot, with a 10-foot drlvawsy on sMs. Fronts rest anil baa grefloak akafl*. Prtre ys.nrti. Can assume a 44.000 mortgaga If da- aired. (trillSO flTREKT bOT-ONB OF THE rhrepest lots OU tbe north side of rtty. wblrh on aei-onnt of certain rondltloua that eilat enables na to oiler It at a aarrlflre. This lot la on .tbe Iwat part of Nprtna street. In I lie nelgkborhoml of Thirdi afreet; lo 66 fee I front and run be bought for Just 41.000 If taken at once. AT WIN-ATflL GA.. ON CANDLER BT- rhe lest resilience street la Daraler; na a lot jmi*». we bare a Aret-rtaas home of k rieens with laundry, aervaata' house, lorn, gaa and water: baa saw windmill D. F. M’OLATCHEY REAL ESTATE AND INVEST MENT COMPANY, SB CANDLES BLDG. BOTH 'PHONES. Prise & OAI .... BETWEEN BABB VprjfvssWt s iwt. II it • Dir# little bqn# In every re- •P^t. Price 12,000; 9H0 and balance III per meath. wen-new < BftTSr^ $2,800. Terma EAST LINDEN. NEAR BEDFORD PLACE «gm tr caab. # faet; a bargain at |l,«o. Terma PRMB STREET-FIVE ROOM COTTAGE; every Improvement: lot II by 100; near In and wall-located; for $2.30. KELLY STREET-NEAT BIX ROOM COT tage; new porcelain bath: hot water and every convenience; elevated lot; 50 by 158, and cheap at $2,110; aaay terma. NEWTON S. THOMAS. Real Estate. 422 Century Building, Bell Phone 4045. PEACHTREE CIRCLE LOT. CHEAPEST LOT ON THE CIRCLE—LIES wall; aaat front Tbla lot I can offsr con alderably lass than anything alas ant than, for a faw days. I HAVE A MODERN APABTMENT boons paying ovar 41,400 a yaar aftar de ducting janitor and coni bills. I can aril thla for 4U.000. on aplsndld terma; the loan being at tba vary law rata of 44i par rent. Tbla' property Is on one ot tba bast north •Ido atreota and close In. and la practically naw. 1 can eichnnga tbla flaa property for other aulublo property. What hare you to tredol TnAT it ACRES AT HAPEV1LLE AT little over 4100 per acre la tba chaapaat piece of acreage In Folton county, la eas ily aeectalbla to car lint and lisa beauti fully. RENTING PROPERTY FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN! On Fair street, between Washington and Capitol avenue, we have a lot 85x270 feet, and on the rear end there is four houses; on the front there is a two-story, 8- room house, which could be added to and converted into apartments. There is also room enough for a 2story flat on the front. The present rent is $fia per month. The whole propprty can be bought, if taken within a few days, for $9,500. This is worth your while to investigate; the property is right under the shadow of the state capitoL, and is within three blocks of the end of the Washington street viaduct, and only tour blocks from the business center of Whitehall St. Splendid home, consisting of nine room house, lot 70x 175 feet; all kinds of fruits, etc., price only $4,500. This will Interest you. S. B. TURMAN & CO. iT-BtnxoorQk. BOTH PHONES 4214. lumber «m the stamp. • wiles from^ the 44,710—ON ONE OF THE BEST NORTH •Me streets: large lot. worth MA*): tbor- ongbly up-to-date elght room and twoatory house; furnare; modem hath; lavatories, sliding doors: tinted walls: elegant mantsla- uMna ' rnmhfaatlon 'flsturea: verv relict nelghlmr- bnod: heavy stone foundation ami arena steps and atone roping; rervant a house; hare. Terms. I7.WU-XORTII nntrLEVAIID MANSION. near North avenue; nine rommodlona W!, wllh apartona kalla; Bw large ahad- Ml lot; lieautlful lawn: several out build Inga; jilajj- to be proud of. Price reduced from MWu-JIXirER ntbbbt-finb tw<. story bon*,-; p!|ied for furnaee; all mod- am foaventrnrea; carrying a Mt per cm loan. "Nnf red- 4g,ann—EIGHT-ROOM TWO-BTORY HOIIflE noil "with egrellent aapply af water. Every- Ol a month, ont building and beautiful lot. 4* by 214. nutlet has left Atlanta. It la yours at a aaeriflee. • WE GET HEgl'LTB." FOR SALE NORTHSIDE HOMES. $3.750—E. Pino street, good home; 7 rooms, bath wa ter, gas, etc. $5,000—N. Jackgton street; a gem of a cottage, mod ern and nice; fine neighbor hood; near Ponce DeLeon. $7,500—N. Boulevard; beau tiful home; 8 rooms; mod ern; elevated cast front lot. $8,500—North avenue, near Peachtree; elegant home; 9 rooms; modern. $9,500—Juniper St; beauti ful home; modern; near Fifth street. $12,500—West Peachtree St. home; elegant large lot. CHAS. M. ROBERTS, 12 Auburn Ave. FOR SALE Homes at College Park. K ROOM 2-BTORY HOTEL—FRONTS CAB line and railroad; large shaded corner lot; goo could oot actually Imlld Ike house leaa than tbe price—(4.500. The lot Is easily work (1.500. Tbe owner la getting along In yaars and la about worked down and ans- loot to selL Kaay terms. No trouble to get boarders. 8EVEN-ROOM CONCRETE COTTAGE. •* foot hall, large dining room and klteban. four floe cabinet mantels, bath room; fin ished lo mahogany; lot (5x210; lovely grove. Owner leaving the town and anxious to •ell (woold rent). The coat to owner la more than prlco-|3,(00. $1.00) cash. Hurry up. NICE I ROOM COTTAGE ON LOT IMattO; new; financial disturbance as well aa matrimonial cause trouble. Only (MOO; yon will bare to burry to get thla. FOR LOTH. HOMES’ OR FARM LANDS In and around College Park, don't fall to see me. I C. M’CRORY, 503 Peters. Phones 4691. FOR RENT. 14 r. I 12-r. ll-r. I ll-r. lQ-r. DWELLINGS. Dccatnr road and Moreland.. , 67 Piedmont place 66 Bast Harris , 280 Beat Oslo , 481 8nring , Ml West Pearhtree , 206 West Peachtree , 1ft Highland , 120 Gilmer , S» Whitehall , m Fa! rile , 34 Peeples , 774 West North (apartment). Ml Grant 54 West LIoden .„ SQ.o (5.00 . 40.00 . 40.00 100.00 . 80.00 :3:8 a SSJQ a 40.00 . 25.00 KILLS BETRAYER OF SISTER AND IS HIMSELF SHOT, DYING IN ARMS OF GIRL AahUnd. Ky„ March 10 —Frank Out. ton waa killed at Hlllrar today by Bare Rom, who was noon afterward shot to drath by Ella. Dutton, brother of Frank Dutton. Kllaa rtrnpcd to the mountains and a poaae la now In pureult. Borne tlmt ago the Dutton and Roar famlllca lived In a village In aouthnnat- tra Virginia. Alrenp Roee wmi theballa of tha town, and fell In love with and waa bat rayed by Frank Dutton, wNB whom aha fled to Kentucky. Bam Roar, her brother, determined; upon revenge, hunted for hie eteteFa betrayer, and today Anally discovered hint. They mel on tho street and began «n near hie euteYa hours. »n. countered Kllaa, who allot him down. Rosa dragged himaolf to big •Utur’g. door and died Ih her arma. FORCED TO SHOOT TO PROTECT SELF, SAYS MRS.FREENEY Special to The Georgian. Macon. Ga.. March 10.—Ofllclala of Dodge county have had Mra. Bailie F. Kreeny. who on March 4 ahot and killad W. F. Harrell, p prominent dll- ten of Kastman, placed In latl here. Since coming here Mre. Freeney haa been talking freely and her etory will ehnw her elde of the tragedy. Bha •aid: "Mr. Harrell'a rrmorka lo me on the night when I ehot him were of a moat Inauttlng nature. I took It to mean that he waa Intending Improper ad vancea and when I remonstrated with him he sfVuck me with hie flet. I then ran Into my room, secured a revolver and shot him to death. I had rented a houee from him In the hope of eon ducting It In such manner aa * board tng place as to earn my living. I had trouble often with a drunken, worth, leaa husband and waa forced to quit him and try to earn my own living. When I attempted It, the only revenge my husband bad was to start ques tionable reports about tho home I was keeping. For thla reason I worked the harder to keep the home aa It should be." EXPOSITION COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED BY GOVERNOR Special to The Georgian. Montgomery, Ala., March 10.—The following Jameetown exposition com missioners have been appointed by Governor Comer, himself acting as officio chairman, according to the act creating the commission; George H. Malone, of Dothan; Thomas M. Hobbs, of Athens; Rufus N. Rhoden, of Birmingham, and W. H. Tayloe, of Unlontown. For an Alabama exhibit the legisla ture recently appropriated 426,000. JOHN J. WOODSIDE. THE RENTINO AGENT. 12 Auburn Avenue, Both Phones tit. L AGAINST J. tf, HASTY BY FEDERAL JUDGE Sperltl to Tbe Geeretaa. Greenebom, N. C., March 10.—When Federal court opened thla morning a certificate waa read from Dr. Charles Roberteon, the attending physician on J. W. Hasty, the ex-revenue officer, on trial since last Monday for alleged false reporte of destruction of ttllle, that It was Impossible to state when he would be well enough to leave the hoepllal. Judge Boyd ordered a mis trial and discharged the Jury. The case was set to be tried egaln at the opening ot the court/Monday, April I. Judge Boyd gave notice that on Thursday of this week sentence would he passed on those formerly convicted of alleged frauda against the govern ment. All are out on bond and have been telegraphed by counsel to appear Thursday. The following are the parties convict ed or who pleaded guilty: Ex-Revenua Ofltcere C. D. Mamuel, R. H. Hardin, A. 8. Patterson, U E. Davies. E. C. Davis, and also the following Illicit distillers, alleged co-ronsplratore with the offi cers: W. B. Hinlthy, Cal Eller, T. V. Hell. Jamee Eller, W. R. Combes, James M. Combes, James Ellis. Poly Halter, Andy Potter and Oarfleld Potter. WILL EXPERIMENT IN TOBACCO GROWTH IN NINTH DISTRICT Special to The Georgian. Gainesville, Ga., March 10.—V. C. Brewer, an expert from the I’nltcd Htates agricultural department at Washington, arrived here last week to eetablteh. at the Instigation of Con gressmen Hell, a number of tobacco experimental station! In the Ninth dletrtct. Mr. Bell accompanied Mr. Brewer to Haherahem county, when- n station was established near Clarks ville; also, Mr. Bell and Hrewer went to Dawson county, and are golnx from there to Gilmer. Towng and rnrayth counties, where etatlone will be eetab llshed and a reliable grower put In charge. MUNICIPAL OFFICERS ELECTED IN PRIMARY Bperlsl to Tke Georgia!. Opcilks. All.. March !».—Tbe results of the election nf «aaalri|ial oglrero In tlie _ or mayor—I* F. INckaon. 400; II. G. Clift. I». for Alderman. Word 1-41. T. Handera and •I. Palmer; want t. S „ , Heard-J. ,'U. Greene and l.nm !>dke. - - ur Cuuiailltrapaa it Urga-J. li. Mllck STATISTICS. DEATHS. C. Brown, colored, age 60 years, died at 101 North Butler etreet. Carrie Maya, colored, age 41 yeara. died at 41 Richmond etmt. tula Carter, colored, age *2 years died of meningitis at 1 Fort street. Adam Slack, colored, age 00 yeara, died of heart disease at 147 Glenn street. Z. N. Morris, age IS years, died ot pneumonia at 101 North Butler etreet, Jamee F. Norwood, age 06 years, died at 1071-2 Decatur etreet. BIRTHS. To Mr. and Mrs. E. Allen, at 221 Fulton street, a girl. To Mr. and Mre. T. F. Day, at 111 Crew street, a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Warren, at 70 Idtvcjoy etreet. a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Chambers, at 20 Broyles street, a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Bagwell, at 124 Williams street, a hoy. To Mr. and Mra. John T. McDonald, at 112 Plum etreet, a girl. To Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dobbe, at 117 Simpson street, a girl. To Mr. and Mre. Alex Jenklne, at 140 Ollmer street, a girl. To Mr. and Mre. U. N. Harris, at 26 Maya street, a girl. BUILDING PERMIT8. 01,000—Mre. Annie Davie, to build one-story frame dwelling at 10 DeUren avenue. 1460—M. M. Nichols, to build one- story frame dwelling at 2H Dover alley. frame dwelling at corner Linden alley and Ormo street. 4160—E. A H. Dodd, to recover frame dwelling at 07 West Halter street. • PROPERTY TRANSFERS. 0100— Minnie F. Stamps to Cora L. Hines, lot on Carlton avenue. Warran ty deed. 02,725—S. P. Richard! to S. W. Sul livan, lot on Central avenue. Warranty deed. 4I.760—Provident Really and Im provement Company to John H. Rey nolds, lot on Decatur street. Warranty deed. 8UPREME COURT OP GEOROIA. Monday, March It. 1907. from Argument of Cease. Freeman Hughes v. State, Montgomery. Submitted. Henry Bradley et al. V. State, from Montgomery. Submitted. Clem Jones v. State, from Terrell. Submitted. Willie Rogers v. State, from Chat ham. Argued. M. J. Moody v. Stale, from Tattnall. Transferred to the court of appeals. Reason ilnndtey v. Slate, from Irwin. Argued. Pearly Allen V. State, from Troup. Submitted. Will Johnson v. Stale, from Fulton. ’Ill McMillan v. State, from John son. Submitted. Alonso Horton v. State, from Spald ing. Submitted. Dave Bird v. State, from Troup. Ar- gued. A. P. Glover v. State, from Rich mond. Argued. USED THE HORSEWHIP) SENT MAN TO HOSPITAL. Special to The Georgian. Birmingham. AUl. March 10.—Yes terday afternoon a sensation was cre ated In this city when It became known that t'nptaln John R. Held had horse whipped E. N. Stevens, a well-known eltlsen of Birmingham. Cuplaln Reid entered Mr. Stevena* office, II la said, and wielded the lash with the result that Stevena wpa taken to a local hos pital. It Is stated the attack waa caused by a letter written by Btevena lo one r.f tha lady members of Captain Raid’s family. PEONAGE CHARGE AGAINST TWO MEN OF JASPER COUNTY Special lo Tha Georgian. I Macon. Ga, March 14—Before UnU ted Slates Commissioner.W. 8, Mare tin, Jr., yesterday A. F. Mostly and 8, II. Hardman, two prominent clttxeng- of Jasper county, were mad* defend ants In a prosecution alleging peonage. Both are farmers and are prominent In their community. Their detention was the result of action taken In tha United States district attorney's office here, upon Information furnished re garding a negro who waa mad* tq re turn and take up work on tho farm of Moeely. , When tbo two men were called to answer, they asked for a stay ot pro ceeding* until March 10, for the pur- poaa ot bringing In wltneeaes. The alleged peon la Will Kurt Upon a charge of cheating and swindling; preferred by Moaely, a warrant was la- mad In the court of Juatlce Thad P«, Shy for the negro's arrest. B. H. Hard-' man waa made temporary constable of serving the warrants for the purpose According to etatsmapta which hatrg been made the warrant waa served up on tha nagro aad ha was taken Inter custody. COLUMBUS LAWYER IS PANAMA JUDGE: Washington. March It.—Charles R. Williams, of Columbus, Oa, has been named a district Judge for tho Isth mian canal tone. IS A PROMINENT LAWYER OP CITY OF COLUMBUS . Columbus, Oa, March It.—Charts* R. Williams, who haa been appointed n district Judge In the Panama canal tone, la a leading lawyer of thla city.. He la about 10 year* of age. Last ram mer, at the meeting ot the Georgia Bar Association, at Warm Bpringa, he read a paper on "Law In the Canal Zone," which showed great reaoarch, and at tracted much attention from tbe legal fraternity. SEABOARD FLAGMAN BEAD FROM INJURIES George Hilt, the Seaboard flagman who waa Injured a short time ago by ' being knocked from a train by an overhead bridge near Cedartown, died i Monday night at the Grady Hospital. Hill waa flagman on the freight train that flsured In the recent collision with { but eaenped Injury. The following I emoon, however, while on top of a train hmp (Vilnrtnu-n. Ha knnrkffl I train near Cedartown, he waa knocked ott by an overhead bridge and fatally hurt. VETERANS INDORSE CHIEF JENNINGS Chief Henry Jennings will be the next chief of police If the police board \ heeds the request of Atlanta camp, Na-< 160. ot United Confederate Veterans A resolution to thla effect waa passed . unanimously at the meeting of tha camp, held Monday night at the rapt-! tol, and several speeches were mad* paying a tribute to Chief Jennings aad nla war record. This resolution requests tbe police i hoard to retain Chief Jennings In bis I nnalllnit and It twilnla nut thee ffaltanO ‘ memorial COMMITTEE NAMED on Tuesday the committee to pre pare and report a memorial to tha late Judge Logan E. Bleckley waa named hy the supreme court, following the motion made last Thursday by Attar- . ncy General Hart. The committee Is aa follow*; ■John I, Ilopldna, chairman: Speneeir R. Atkinson, William A. Little, B. B. Adams, John B. Candler, Joseph R. Lamar. John C. Hart, Z. D. Harrison, George W. Stephana, John M. Graham, Henry C. Peeples, John W. Akin, Al bert H. Runnel), W. P. Price, Robert McMillan, Alex 8. Erwin. Joel Bran ham. W. L uric*. Frank H. Mlllor. , W. M. Hammond. John L HaiL P W. Meldrlm, J. H. Merrill, Loen A. Wilson. H. R. Ooctchlua, I. K Hhumate. W. D. Klddno. H. D. McDaniel, Isaac Hard eman. T. B. CabaMee, Joseph W. Ben nett, R. L. Gamble. . ■ Thla commute* will report at II i July 3, 14*7, which date Is the a versary ot Judge Blackley’s sight) birthday. -Aten .