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I THE ATLANTA (GEORGIAN AKD NEWS. Wednesday. mat 15 M. L. THROWER, 39 N. Forsyth St. A splendidly built five- room cottage just off White hall street, on lot 40x100. This mil make you a mod el home for very little money —price $1,250. Two three-room cottages on nice lots for- $800 each easy terms. These are close is. M. L. THROWER, REAL ESTATE. GLORE & JUSTIN, 215 Peters Building. OV SIDNEY STREET. WB HAVE A NICE u *} n * uV a* k« irr « n ey; i ihow you tnle. ilre room cottage; lot 48 by 187, back to 10-foot alloy i price 13,600. Tf Term,. Let ua NICE FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE ON WIND ‘■or itreet: all Improvement* down; large lot and n nice home; only 11,850. Enay t«nn«. ON ASHBY STREET. NEAR D EEC HER ■trret; nice six-room cottage, with hall. TM. Is brand-new, with large lot; 13,250. Irrma. NICE NEW FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE; NICE lot; we ran aelt thin place for 11,750. iwoO-CASH AND 5800.00 IN FIVE YEARS sets one of the nrettleat brand new cot- tagra In Weatera Height,: lot toby 170; ita uiato by Ita aide sold for 11,860.00. ion 000.00 CASH AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS ~ — —ir Wllllama itreet Price tLISO.OO. Thla ISbJ.OO—THREE ROOMS AND HALL; nice lot near Hemphill avenue, where .v.rybody waata property. Thla la a caah bargain. HOO.OO BUYS' A LOT ts FEET WIDE from Morgan avenue to Linden itreet, one ■nd a half block, east of North Boulevard. Thla Is two lota, and North Side property like thla don't coma often. 5550.00 CASH AND 5700.00 IN FIVE YEARS — 1tage near and renta JUST EAST OF GRANT PARK, NEW modern cottage, five rooms, nice mantels, bath, etc,; 53,600; 5250 caah, 525 per month. AT 45 NEWPORT STREET; PRICE RE- dneed from 51.530 to 51.800 for a few days. City water and large lot. Enay payments; I net cent Interest. You can't beet thla. W. JONES & CO., 5 VIADUCT PLACE. WE HAVE FIFTY VACANT LOTS ON Hlfhlnnd and Virginia avtnnet that we can fell from 5200 to 5800 on VERY enay tarma. Take Itouiton to Copenhlll cart, get off it cad of car line, end look them over. Then come to aee ua and we will ihow yon where yon can make money. BOTH PnONES 6580. A BARGAIN TODAY. For special quick sale on north side near Jaokson street, a nine-room slate cov ered house, made'of best ma trial, storm-sheeted, double- floored, in half block of two car lines, splondid neigh bors. good schools. This house cost only a few years ago $6,500 to build. It would cost now $9,000. The lot is 83 feet front and worth $3,500. Own er instructs us to sacrifice this property for $6,500. It must go at once. See us to day. EAGAN PARK LAND CO., 36 Inman Building. Bell Phone 4613. FOR SALE. McCRORY & JOHNSON, BEAL ESTATE AND LOANS. 505 PETERS BUILDING; ’PHONE 8891. . 54.750—ON WASHINGTON STREET; ' A lovely 5-room realdence; large lot; all con- violences. It le n peach and a bargain. Sea ua quick about thla. fouhtekn.room residence: nop.th •Ida: close In: larso cornor lot; good neighborhood. Owner brenklug up houae- ketiilng and prefer* to aell rather than to twt.to valuable a modern home. Can be bought for about what It would coat to build the bnuie. Kindly call at the office for particulars. Trice 515.500. 5750 EACH FOB TWO NICE LARGE vacant lots on Greenwood avenue; near North Boulevard, Term* 55W cash. batenco four or five annuai payment*, to ault pntebaaer. 5300—SIX-ROOM TENEMENT ON BUSH •treat, between Mangum and Gray itreete. Renta regularly, at 5*7 with apace for fur- «rr , lm r «»?I , * : iTSTTFETbuy a five-room cot- , taee. altnated on McMillan afreet, neer Marietta itreet. Term* very eaay to good party. MOVNICE LARGE VACANT LOT , ON A Mathew® street, \Ye§t End. Situated be- r— --- xrr.TT _—^ CHAS. M. ROBERTS, 12 Auburn Ave. $«,506-ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS; new and splendid 11-room residence, ar* ranged for two families; all Improrementa and rented for $G6 per month. You can’t afford to mlta this, but you will hare to talk to u® kinder easy and not delay. $2,156 BUYS A CUTE B ROOM COTTAGE ar Grant park; water, gaa, bath, cabi net mantels, $900 to 1600 caah, balance $20 per month. Quit paying rent and take thla. '\ $3,400-100x193, RIGHT AT GRANT PARK; 6-room cottage; would exchange for subur ban bom®. It’s a real bargain and good In vestment. $2,360—ON CONFEDERATE AVENUE, 6- roora cottage, cabinet mantel®, water, sew* eroge, porcelain bath, up to date and a big bargain. NEW AND LOVELX 6-ROOM COTTAGE; corner lot and ahaded; west end. It’s beauty and cheap—$3,260-Ea«y term*. You will like thla. $1,650—BRAND NEW 6-ROOM COTTAGE. on largo lots, just off of Lucklo street car line, and near waterworks; eaay terms. See na quick or you will lose thla opportu nity. W. A. FOSTER, Real Estate and Loans, 12 S. Broad. Bell ’Phone 2027. Atlanta Tbooe U31. Auction Sale of Suburban Home Tracts at Conway Springs In Cobb County, May 22D AT 3 P. M. FOR RENT. FURNISHED. Spring 515.00 Candler street, Decatur . $6.00 UNFURNI8HED. ... 60.00 .. 40.00 ... 80.00 m uoaue 80.00 365 South Pryor 45.00 558 Edgowood 35.00 DeKal^r man P * rk) *’ 623 Central*.!!* ■.’.*.* 11! 2L56 S Enat Georgia ... . Highland ... . . , Piedmont 68 Loomis 68 Johnson 42 South McDaniel.. 68 Irwin 63 Weat Harrla ... 280 Kaat Georgia f/U'not Y I it ,1.m KB 30.00 22.50 25.0) 26.00 22.60 Z7.50 83.35 22.50 20.00 B!ffi tt.M 15.C0 12 rooms 12 rooms 10 rooma 10 rooms 9 roqma 9 rooms 8 rooms 8 rooms 8 rooms 7 rooms 7 rooms 7 rooms 6 rooms 6 rooms 5 rooms 6 rooms 3 rooma 5 rooms 5 trocinp 6 rooms 5 rooma 4 rooms ROBSON & RIVERS. S. B. TURMAN <6 CO. 38,500—FORREST AVENUE; TWO-STORY nine-room houec; lot 40 by 14); has all Im provements. Easy terms. WANTED — TO BUY FOR CU8TOMER from 5 to 25 acres on Peachtree road, for Immediate snle. $960—JOKES AVENUE; LOT 100 BY ltd Here la a good chance to build and make money; good renting section. ON ELEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN the Peachtrces; beautiful lot; 60 by 164; CONWAY SPRINGS IS ON THE MARI- etta enr line, 8 miles out; lying on both sides of the car Hue- and public rood. These tracts rnn from 1 to 5 acres; most of them have woods and running water, anti nice home sites. Conway Springs already. - --- — has several nice homes which form the nu*|only $65 per foot. Coll and let us show this cleus of a high-class community. We want' ** to impress upon you that this la not n lot sale, for It Is your opportunity to buy acreage big enough for nuy geiitleninu * home. We are going to offer this very de sirable property on the very attractive terms or one-fourth cash, the balance In one, two and three years, with 7 per cent simple Interest; 5 per cent will be offered L. A. WOODS, 818-819 Empire Bldg. Bell Phone 2099, Atlanta Phono 1771. I MAKE EASY TERMS. 33,200 - SIX-ROOM HOUSE; EXTRA large rooma and extra large lot; right at two churches and tine adiool. Three minutes car service. In the very best part of Grant park section. It will cost this money to build this house alone. Come at once If you want a bargain, for we can’t bold thla place. FOR $1,960, FIVE-ROOM HOUSE; ALL convenience** In n good neighborhood; lot 60 by 160 or 1&0; $70tfcasb. balance by the year. Only house on the street for cal Reaa — — — city. lesson for selling, party going to another $2,250 - A BRAND-NEW FIVHROOM house; well built. Lot W by 190; 10-foot alley on side and rear. Nice oak grove on 'be north aide; i80 feet off car line: good neighbors; place la worth more money: flue Investment. Terms reasonable. ‘ FIVE VACANT LOTS FOR $200 EACH; $10 cash nud $6 per mouth. This stuff will doublo Inside i months. Two car lines ■MpmmpHMilOiSHPR per cent, and safer than n bank; 100 ncreal of land. 100 feet off the Atlsuta and West Point railroad; 400 yards off the corporate limit* of llogansvllle. Go. The beat town lln the state. Land sells anywhere from $23 to $60 an acre. Has five-room house; all out buildings; fine branch In the lot; STATISTICS. $1,860-BRAND NEW 5-ROOM COTTAGE. McMillan street; lovely shaded lot; cnbl net mantels; nothing aa good and cheap In or near the city. Easy terms. CLIFF W. ANSLEY, Real Estate, BELL PHONE 6168. 221 CENTURY BLDG. BEAUTIFUL NORTH SIDE HOME, ON Piedmont avenue, north of Pouoe DeLeou avenue. If you went n atrlctly modem anil up to dote new nnd elegant home with nil modern conveniences, on one of the very best streets nnd In one of the choicest neighborhoods In the city, near Peachtree, at a bargain, I can aell It to you. and you won’t find another one like it soon at the same price. It has ten rooms and two bath 55,600 FOR A LOVELY HOME JUST OUT- ilde of the city, hut It has city wuter. sewerage, electric light., etc. Splendid car aervtce, every ten ramutea. It I. on car line and le only flfteen minute,' ride; lo-ruum hoime with nice b«th room, hot nuil cold weter, etc. Nice eerveute' rooma tail eta- ble. Large, beautiful lot and dim neighbor- jood anil pretty gurroimdlpge. WILLIAM' S. ANSLEY Real Estate. 217 Century Building, Pliones Bell 288, Atlanta 295 SORTH BIDE LOT-95 BY 286. THIS LOT " ,n Ansley park, and Is a beauty, and , 10 •*>" value of It, If yon will eee the "**'!°n and coneider the site you will wily ... that It I, cheaper then any- “bn yon can buy. You didn’t know thot Wo could get anch a lot In thl, section for «ly 12,350, did you? 55,650 FOR PRETTY WEST PEACHTREE Hot. You can't find many at thlk prleo, and you had better aee me toon nhout It. 32.350 FOR BEAUTIFUL GORDON STREET lot. Do you wont the blmeat bargain that can be found In West End: If you do. Just eeo me and I'll tell you all about It. Ifa one of tbe pretties- lot. or. the atreet. 34,000 FOR „„„ ...... _ RKAUTIFUL ANSLEY i’erk lot. on Peachtree circle, end It'a a ■ —"j locution. I alko have i.re for 63,500, one for for 5900. 31,800 nnd ^catur property - six-room mum end lot. 60 by 160, lu half block of j* c ‘ >urt bnute. Four of the rooma are -uttered and the other two ready for plea- urinf. Thla place la In half block of car tlto. Price 51,575. LOT-! HAVE A BEAUTY OUT ’ c openhlll. covered with lovely treee la • go, neighborhood, and It la a cor- Jr Fronti 175 feet on one etreet end •"• through to another. Thla can be "**“ for 11,575. **AR SOUTH BOULEVARD—NICE FIVE room cottage, neerly new; nicely located, J,*™* 1 with paved eidewelke. Hone. “»*ot,r end gee. Lot 50 by 160. and tbe °' r l« anxious to geU It for 52,500. A8IIINOTON STREET—THIS SIDE OF •orgia trenue ie * two-etory eight-room l— - **' Wonting eett. Thla place can be Jar 15.080, end you ceu pey $1,000 ’d g«* t.rme on the balance. "to . 55,000 FOR ELEGANT NORTH SIDE home, on hcantlful corner lot ami In one block of Peechtree. It baa nine room*, and baths on both floora. Specie! late reduc tion In price, end It'a q lln. bergnln. FOR 33.60oTcAN SELL YOU THE BIG- geet bargain In a beautiful 100-foot lot, or two 50-foot lota, that yon ever looked at on the north aide. On one of the moat prominent north aide atreeta. and In ele gant iH'lghlwrhood. They ere dne depth, end yon can anally make three One lote flmt will eell like hot cakea. But yon II have to he quick, ee my time la limited it thla price. _________ AUCTION!! AUCTION!! OF 97 LOTS IN THE HEART OF INDUS TRIAL ATLANTA. WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION ON NEXT Saturday afternoon. May 25tb, at 8:30 p. in. These lota are at Howell station and front on Baylor, Rice nnd Tllden streets, three blocks from Marietta street car lino. This property la surrounded by railroad yards nnd rlgut of ways, nnd In easy reach of nil the big inanufitcturlug Industries out Marietta, atreet. There 1m not n house vacant lu this section. Wo recommend these lots especially to those who would like to build some small houses to rent to pny 16 per rent. We are going to aell this proper ty on the very easy terms of one-fourth cosh and tbe balance $5.00 per month, with 7 per cent: all uoles wlU be payable on or before. Five per cent will be offered for all caah. We will give uway, after the aale, absolutely free, two lots. This la good merchantable property. Come out nnd buy It nt your own price. Call at office for plats. FOR SALE: • BUILDING LOTS RIVERSIDE PARK, / Waycross, Ga. WAYCROSS IS THE MAOIU CITY OF Southeast Georgia! Three millions being spent In genera! improvements. The Atlan tic Coast Line railroad Is completing two million dollsr shops. It Is estimate*! that 4.000 to 6,000 people will he added to the present population of 10,000 people within the next twelve mouths. Tbs ousatton la: Where will these people live? The lots In "Riverside Park” answer the*, question. We nro offering lota withiu the corporate limits of Waycross on tlu» remarkable terras, of 95 to $2) ensh. and $3 to $6 per month. No taxes, no Interest. Mr. Thomnn Herutchln Is with ns for tho purpose of selling theso lots. Ho has made n personal Inspection, nnd Is In posi tion to advise you. We consider theso lots sure moncy-mskers. You stand to make from 60 per tent to 106 per cent before you are half through paying for them, fceo or write for particulsrs and plats. yon foot. This etreet Is one of the lw»st north shin streets; soveral new bouses are being $2.000-rHBNDRICK8 AVENUE, NEAR Pryor street; good five-room bouse; nice lot: ell improvements down; one-half caah. Call at office. you a nice home. S. B. TURMAN & CO. PROPERTY TRANSFERS. $606— Mrs. Annie If. Cox to Albert L. Green, lot oti corner of Atwood and Green wich streets. Warranty deod. $296—Albert K Green to Miss Annie L. Green, lot on Greenwich street Warranty deed to recover loan. $606—Solomon rerry to II. P. Bryan, lot on Tattnall street, warranty deed. $5,990—Chnrloa H. Girardeau to B. If. Woolley, lot on corner of Washington and Ormond streets. Warranty deed. $971—John W. Moore to I». Klug, lot on Hilliard atreet Warranty deed. StgOOO-R. A. Church to Mrs. J. E. Price, lot on Tllden street Warranty deed. BUILDING PERMITS. $60-J. A. Hayden, to recover a frame dwelling at 44 George street $200—Estate of D. Greenfield, to build show window at 126 Peters etreet $25— Blair & Co., to change store front at 283 Peters atreet. DEATH8. Mrs. N. N. Archer, age 76 years, died at Piedmont Rnnltnrluin. Arthur Knlnw (<*olored), age 80 years, died at Grady Hospital. Mrs. Hnrnh M. Horndon, age 66 years, died at 61 K. Kilts street. Bleckley Phillips, age 23 years, died Roanoke, Ala. BIRTHS (WHITE). To Mr. nnd Mrs. William Waterhouse, 89 Ormond street, n boy. To Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Lee, at 419 Auburn avenue, n l»oy. A DAY AT AN AUCTION SALE Being an Account of That Conducted by S. B. Turman & Co. in West End Tues day, at Which Louis Charnason Drew the Lucky Number—Thirty-One Lots Sold For $15,070. SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA. VTE BUILDING. Doth phones 4234 EXTRA HELL PHONE 42SQ hognny mantels; Interior extra flue finish; two porcelain baths; ens, electricity and servants' room; on lot 51x190. This Is one of tbe handsomest homes on this beautiful street nud well worth the money. If you want something that will please and a home to be satisfied with, see VACANT LOTS. $6,000—WASHINGTON STREET; ON line; lot 100x209; on terms to suit. WASHINGTON ST. ON GARDEN STREET NEAR GEORGIA avenue, well-built and attractive 6 room cottages; all conveniences; good lot 34x!4 ! J. Price $2,$00. $2.000—TWENTY-FOUR LOTS AT THE terminus of the enr line In Hapevlllo. This price Is for all. msneti ruinpirir, iwr ■ uiuiiiu. mi* house would make an excellent summer home, lias chickens, fruit and garden. “WE GET RESULTS.’ 53,600 EACH FOR TWO BRAND NEW 5- atorv brniaee °6 ll l lll ‘ room, eaeli. ellli water; aae an<1 eleetrlrltj;. nn.l »W Mat front lota; on nlco atreet. In nice neighbor hood. nnd not too far out. They will rent for 535 each, nnd pay 12 per cent Interval. A. GRAVES. Both Phones. 261-2 South Pryor Street. 5-Room Cottage on E. Fair street, modern conveniences, close to center of city; a good lot; excellent neighborhood. For a few davs will offer it for $3,000—$700 ’cash, bal ance $300 per year or $25 per month. ON STEWART AVENUE, JUST AT THE city limits, and fronting the now car Him*. a new six-room cottagp, -with cabinet man-j renter when cars mouth. In vnlui. this section. ..Tl na $29 i dngs srs planned for IN TEN MINUTES’ WALK OF THE business center nnd located among good people, an old-fashioned bat well-built resi lience of tdne rooms, with all tbe conven iences. Elevated, level and shft«!y lot, 66 by 140 to alley. A pick-up for KWO- ONE OF THE NICEST AND COSIEST ■ix-room cottage homes on tbs south aide. Everything complete and corofortabl*. Beat nclgblmrhood. Price $3,169, on terms of $850 ctah; balance $25 per tnoutb; 7 per cent This place Is now routed to a good tenau for $3 per month. McLendon avk.-almost new five KINK LOT ON ORMOND STREET NEAR park, 60 by Iff); tile walks. Cheap fuf $800. —' nr' FOR SALE BY ANDERSON 527 CANDLtR BLOG. PHONE 5161 Chattahoochee Circuit. 1. Cotumhua Railroad Company vs. C. M. Wool folk, from M u scoff ce. Sub mltted. 2. Mre. D. A. Anfflln ve. City of Co- lumbua, from Muocoffce. Arfftied. 3. G. A. McCride ve. S. W. O’Neal, from Chattahoochee. Submitted. 4. Columbun Show Caae Company vs. C. O. Brinson, from Muecoffee. Arffued. 6. 6am Ruahtn ve. Central of Georgia Railway Company, from Marlon. Hub mltted. 6. J. M. IIIpp, administrator, va. FI dellty Mutual Life Insurance Company, from Muscogee. Argued. Special Notice. The regular call of the civil docket no* resumed by the Supreme court Tuesday. The call will embrace cases of the October term, 1506, from the following circuits: Chattahoochee, Pa- taula, Southwestern, Albany, Southern, Oconee anil one ra«e from Atlanta, nnd also the following circuits of the March term, 1907: Oconee, Brunswick, At lanta, Stone Mountain, Middle, Augus ta, Eastern, Atlantic, Macon nnd North ern. Owing to the large number of case* transferred to the court of ap peals, the progress of this hearing will be quite rapid. CENTRAL RATE CASE PROGRESSES SLOWLY When J. M. Daly, car accountant for the Illinois Central railroad, flnlnhc* hla testimony before Standing Master George Bell* tbs Central of Georgia railroad will rest Ita nine In the hearing of the In Junction esae ngalnat the railroad commis sion. Mr. Daly, who la nn expert of thirty three years* experience, bwk the atnnd Just lH*fore the bearing adjourned for morning session oil Wednesday, nud conclude his testimony probably lit afternoon aeaslon. Other witnesses put on the stand by tbe Ceutrnl Wednesday were General Manag T. >4. Molse. of the Ceutrnl, nnd W. L. Bey mo r, auditor for the same road. Mr. Bsymsr Imgnn hla testimony nt tho after noon aesslon Tuesday, and did not flnlali until Wednesday morning. The railroad commission, through Attor- J. A. RASBURY, Manager. LOTS AT SACRIFICE PRICES. I HAVE TWO VACANT LOTS that can be bought for $850 and $650, close in and in section well built up; right near good car serv ice. These lots are now $100 be low value, and in six months you could sell nt $200 profit. Clone in vaennt lots nre scarce, and you hnd better sec these, if you want a good building lot or investment of this kind. Easy terms. "The heat security on earth ia the earth itself.” ARE CHARGED WITH BURNING STORE Special to The Georgian. Raleigh, N. C., May 22.—True bills have been returned In Harnett county, which Is near Raleigh, on indictments which chnrge J. B. Holland and Will IIoHund, his son, with having burned their store during 1904. Both men nre well-known and the elder Holland takes a very active part In Republican politics, and at the present time Is a revenue officer. They conducted a gen eral store. The warrant was sworn out by a representative of the state insurance department. Nstiensl Guard Officer Resigns. Coles Phinlsy, second lieutenant. Troop K, First cavalry, Augusta, has tendered his resignation to the adju tant general and It has been accepted. He gives business reasons for his resig nation. BODY OF CHILD FOUND IN PERRY Kpevlel te The Georgian. Perry, Om., May 52.—The body of a child, auppoeed to be not more than twelve houra old, waa found In New Hope, a negro euburb of Perry, by Rhoda Dennard, colored. Coroner Schil ling waa notified and an Inqueat held. After examining the child and question ing Rhoda, the Jury adjourned over until Thursday. There la aomethlng, Inspiring and keenly Interesting about an enthuel aatlc and well conducted auction sale of real eatate. In contraat to the so ber, uerloua, expectant look on the up turned faces of the men, there la a fluttering of ribbons and the waving of plumes, revealing the . presence of the opposite sex, dressed as for a holiday occasion. Even the little ones are brought out to enjoy the fresh air, sun shine nnd green trees. The munager Issues a call for order, makes his little statement, and the auctioneer takes hla stand, shouting forth the bids as made by the purchas er. Here and thero a timid bidder, whether a man or a woman, lifts a Anger, or nods the head, each nod and each uplifted Anger Indicating a will ingness to swap the cash for real es tate. The timid bidder and the bold trader each nerves himself to outreach the other, until Anally the lot Is knock ed down, and the purchaser has made his trade. The demand for real estate, the prof. Its that have been made and are being made, lend seat and acute Interest to these affairs, both the man of wealth and the cltlxen of moderate means ex pressing the limit of his ability and willingness to buy as Axed by the amount of his bid. One of the most Interesting sales of the season was that of Tuesday In fa mous old West End, the property sold being that held for so many years by the Williams estate, of Richmond, Va. In February, 1906, this property was bought by a syndicate of several gen tlemen. Graders, house-movers, sew er contractors and plumbers were put to work. Approximately 36,990 waa spent In grading, moving nnd reno vating old houses, and In putting In sewers In alleys, running water pipes, gas pipes, etc. Soon they had one of the most undesirable pieces of proper ty In all West End transformed Into desirable building lots. Dozens of houses have been built nn and across the street from this prop erty, os the result of these Improve ments. Messrs. S. R. Turman & Co. had charge of the development of the TROOPS DIVIDED FDR SHI BATTLE Artillery and Cavalry as Well as Infantry To Be Engaged. Preparations for the sham battle at Piedmont park next Saturday afternoon ore being pushed rapidly to completion and Captain Wilson, who has charge of tho plan of attack and defense, has almost completed the necessary ar rangements. Tuesday afternoon, In company with the other members of hla committee, Captain Wilson went to Piedmont park and looked over the scene of the pro posed battle, with n view to Andlng out what Is the best disposition to be made of the forces that will be engaged. It has been decided that the troops will be divided Into two armies, one occupying tho north side of the park and the other the south side. Colonel Anderson, of the Fifth regiment, will be in command of one body and Colonel Harris will direct the movements of the other. On the hill overlooking Pied mont park proper the artillery, consist ing of four cannon, will bo masked. It will be supported by eight companies of Infantry and two troops of cavalry. This force will be known as the north side. The south side will be composed of the machine gun battery, supported by two troops of cavalry and twelve or fourteen companlea of Infontry. The south side will begin the attack and will charge the forces entrenched on the hill. As arranged by the commit tee, the attack and defense will present a 'most Inspiring spectacle and will have the aspect of genuine, bona Ade warfare. property and of the auction sale of It on Tuesday. Five houses and eight vacant lots, footing up approximately 313,090, had been sold during the laat year, prior to the auction sale. Tuesday thirty- two lots were offered on the plat, thir ty-one of which were sold, and one lot given away. Louis Charnason, In tho registry de partment of the postoAlce, drew the lucky ticket—No. 206-t-which entitled him to a deed, free of coat, to lot. No. 41, fronting Luclle place. Mr. Charna son was highly plsased, nnd wax of fered 3210 caeh for the tot by some one In the crowd ae soon as he drew It. The total prices for the 51 lots amounted to 515,070, an average of practically 3500 per lot, the highest price lot bringing 3695. J. W. Fer;\i- son acted as auctioneer, his enthu siasm and good humor being thorough ly appreciated by the crowd. The following Is a list of the lots sold and the purchasers: No. 2. Mre. M. E. Prince 3895 5. M. B. Yates 770 «. " 710 6. J. A. Wrlgle? 685 I. " .: ....695 7. John A. Smith 690 8. W. M. Mlddlebrooks - 5S0 9. Mrs. M. E. Mapp -. -.. 405 10. R. E, Pierce 425 It. O. Donahue 725 15. Mrs. M. A. Thompson 400 IK. R. E. Pierce 385 17. .. 375 18. W. M. Mlddlebrooks 410 19. I. B. Eubanks 575 20. Mrs. Alice Howell 610 21. '' 70S 22. S. \V. Sullivan 600 23. ■' 640 . 24. E. B. Harvey 405 25. W. M. Mlddlebrooks 405 29. Mrs. J. T. Wells 605 37. Victor B, Smith 365 38. O. A. Howell 325 89. SV. M. Mlddlebrooks .. - 335 40. Mrs. J. S. Rogers 310 42. L. B. Storey 210 43. 8. J. TIppcn 295 44. '• 240 46. •• 200 46.,D. C. Allen 195 No. 4f. Louie Charnason, free lot. THEO, PRICE'S SUIT Plaintiff, However, Will File Amended Com plaint. New York, May 22.—Referee Charles R. Rushmore, appointed to take evi dence In the action brought by Theo dore H. Price against the New York Cotton Exchange, upon the completion of argument by counsel today an nounced Ills decision, dismissing the complaint of Price against the ex change, Counsel for the plaintiff re quested an adjournment of the case until next Friday In order to permit him to Ale an amended complaint. Thl* requeat was granted. DEMURRER SUSTAINED IN PEONAGE CASES. Spoclal to The Georgian. Rome, Oa„ May 22.—Judge Newmsa this afternoon sustained demurrers to the Indictments against the Georgia Iron and Coal Company, charged with peonage. New bltle. It la stated, will be drawn. ELECTRICIANS MAY JOIN THE STRIKE Birmingham, Ala., May 22.—A few cars are running on each line here without Incident, no effort being mode by the company to run more than they have deputies sufficient to guard. The saloons are still closed and the locked- out men make no demonstrations. Pres ident Jemlaon. of the street car com pany, reiterated the determination not to recognize the union, and will light It out to the end. Street rumors of n sympathetic strike have not materialized, but persistent rumors declare thot Hie electricians will Join the car men.* DIPLOMAS ARE AWARDED AT SOUTHERN COLLEGE. Judge of Poultry Exhibit. The poultry display at the etate fair In the fall has been given a boost bye the decision of D. M. Owen; of Athene, to act as one of the Judges In this de partment. Becretary Frank Weldon re ceived word Wednesday that Mr. Owen would serve and he believes this will result In chickens being received from all over the South. Mr. Owen la con sidered the beet poultry expert In the country. PA8T GRAND MASTER ATTENDING MEETING. Special to The Georgian, Columbus, On., May 22.—One of the most distinguished visitors to the meet. Ing of the grand lodge of Odd Fel lows, In session here, le Hon. W. H. Barnes, of San Francisco, Cal., who Is pant grand master of the grand Imlgo of Georgia, and also past grand pa triarch nf the grand encampment of Georgia, and now grand scribe of the grnhd encampment of California. Special to The Oeorglan. LaOrange, On, May 22.—The sixty- fourth annual commencement exercises of the Southern Female College were brought to a dose on Tuesday after noon by an eloquent literary, address delivered by Dr. A. B. Vaughah, of 14- Orange. and the delivery of dlplpmge to the graduating class. 8uee for Lott of Limb. Alleging that both of his legs Were so badly mangled that they had to be amputated an the result of Injuries sus-1 talned w hen he was run over by an en gine In the North avenue yards, E. P. Johnson, formerly a switchman, Wed nesday Hied suit for 1100,000 damages against the Southern railway. W. M. Wing, the engineer In charge of the engine, was made a party to the suit.. Reward for Ex-Policoman. Apse Ini to The (ieorglnn. Augusta, Ga., May 22.—At a special meeting of the board of police com missioners, held yesterday afternoon, a reward of 3200 waa offered for the capture and detention of J. W. Garnett, the ex-policeman who Is wanted on a charge of burglarizing a shoe store In this city. Officers Re-elected, Special to The Oeorglan. Columbus, Oa., May 32.—L. O. Bow ers has been re-elected president of tha Interstate Building and Loan Associa tion of this city; J. D. Massey, vice president, and C. M. Woolfolk, secreta ry and treasurer. SSBB9S9I F. J. COOLEDGE A SON HAVE 500 SAM PLE CANS OF JAPA- LAC TO GIVE TO THE FIRST 500 GROWN PEOPLE TO CALL AT THEIR HARDWARE AND PAINT 8TORE, 160 PETERS ST RET, $60—FOR RENT—$60 One-half second floor mill con structed building, office and store room, separated by hall* way. Electric lights, two ele* vators, steam heat, all free. Apply on premises, 12*14 l« Trlulty Are.