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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. TUESDAY. JUNE 1*. 1907. 13 M. L. THROWER, BEAL ESTATE, 39 North Forsyth St. j{.L THROWER RENTS FOR $12 PER MONTH jjET, SIX DOUBLE HOUSES, $5,750.00. jHESE HOUSES HAVE ONLY BEEN BUILT ABOUT TWO YEARS, .and are in perfect CONDITION; WE COL LECT THE RENTS AND CAN SHOW YOU THEY are steady rent ERS. M. L. THROWER, 39 N. FORSYTH ST. GLORE & JUSTIN, 215 Peters Building. WfST END-SPLENDID 5-ROOM COT tin With eonvenlencen: lot 50x200, fox f ply 12,10). If roll bay* the cash you ara »«t- *T « NEWPORT STREET: PRICE BE- IE GRIFFIN. SPLENDID SIX-BOOM cottice. level lot, M by 100, to an allay, l:.iv |ioo cash and |16 per month. WE HAVE JUST 80LD TWO NICE COT- tini In College Park in half block of nr line, and hart* one more tot. We will build you a home on tbla and aelt on eaay payments: lot level with plenty of shade. 0» RUTS A LOT 45 FEET WIDE FROM Korean avenue to Linden street, one and a half blocks asst of North (loule- card. This la two tots, ond north aide property like this doesn’t come often. PRETTIEST LOT ON ORMOND STREET. — reduced to $825 for a i nicely elevated, ley- THE bargain. ON NORTH SIDE-A M-ROOM HOUSE •Olid foundation; heavy pressed brick pil lars, large heart pine sllla and sleepers, best lumber and hardware from bottom to top. House ts steady and tlrai as tbe rock of Gibraltar. Large basement with storage room, double floor with hardwood flnlab, enameled balls and stairway, veneered doa ble doora, with mahogany flnlab; rooms Urge and airy; furnace beat. To tell the atory In a few words, this Is so elegant, comfortable, eommodloua and convenient home on ear line. It would coat 510.000 to build tbla house, and the lot la worth IS,' The owner Is going to move nnd Instructs ns to sacrifice this propsrty foe 513,00), Somebody will get it-why not yon! 8eelng le believing. Let us show you this prop erty. EAGAN PARK LAND COMPANY, 36 INMAN BUILDING, BELL PHONE 4613. McCRORY & JOHNSON, 503 Peters Building. Phones 4691. 52.150 BUYS A BRAND-NEW FIVE-ROOM cottage on Oglethorpe arenas. West End; water, gsa, hath, sewerage, cabinet man. tela; up-to-date, large lot; side and rear drive, Would easily rent for 525 per — Terms. to-date, large I Would easily month. It’a a good proposition. WyEW-RPLENIMD SIX-ROOM COTTAGE. \\ eat End, on good atreet and large corner lot; all Improvements. If yon want a nice home la this lovely section, let us show you this. Terms. 52,500 CASH BUYS A GOOD SIX-BOOM eottjyra. ou Oak etreet. West End; earner lot; 50 hr 188. Would rent for 525 per montb. Enough said. 52.200 BUYS A SEVEN-BOOM TWO-STORY residence, on Ashby atreet. West End: water, gat. bath. Ira a bargain and will make yon a good home. DonT hesitate. jmo.W-TIIREE ROOMS AND HALL; alee lot near Hemphill arenas, where mrjbody wants property. Thle le a cash Itrftln. ON SIDNEY STREET, WE HAVE A NICE ‘ i-room cottage; lot 45 by 151. back to it alley; price 52.500. Terms. Let oa Mow yon this. KICE FIVE-BOOM COTTAGE ON WIND- Hr atreet; all Improrementa down; large lot sad a nlca borne; only 51.550. Easy urai HAMPTON ST.-TWO SPLENDID COT- Um, built for homos; these to be sold S r dlirrlhutlon among the ’’belra.' If you te about 55.000 cash and want a good In- INVESTMENT-ON DECATUR STREET. 67 feet front on a corner, with store and »nth, this 1f’yon P wfii ha made a sole; oeltlon; 57,500 will taka hurry. 54.000 BUYS ONE OF THE BEST THINGS In Kirkwood: teren-room two-itory ree- Idenea; ou lot 200 by 555. Close to ear line. You ean't beat this In Georgia. Easy terms. Don't fall to see this. cation; lot 100x150. Best beautiful section. nent. Spit propasltloi la this CLIFF W. ANSLEY, Real Estate, IELL PHONE 6155. 221 CENTURY BLDO. RMO FOB A BEAUTIFUL SO-FOOT LOT oa one of the y“~ * north aid* of the kwity-tnaker for IBiAUilCUL OV-JJUU1 LUi YOiy best mnln street! oa e city, and It Is a sptendld r aomebody. H™ JOE A BRAND-NEW TWO-STORY loass of eight rooms, with water, gaa, JJih, etc., on nice east front eoraer lot *,« 8 » *ns of the best strsets on north K* rlty. This Is n special reduced Pjj'f that has lieen gtrsn me, and It’a cat- uitly a bargain. •ffi JOB A SPLENDID NORTH SIDE ,, 0» very prominent atreet and ftantlfnliy located; two-story house of eight &'• ,l i no, 5 new, with nil modern conren- ««• “ n <l steam heat. Nice servants' room K >”«• PJf'lF lot. This price his been rttuse.1 for It several tlmei. 58.750 WILL BUY ONE OF THE VERY best bomss on East North avenue (near Juniper etreet). It bts 12 rooms, two baths, hot and cold water, gas and electricity; flat mantels. Everything modern and up to date. Owner anxious to sell, and has re duced the prico from 58,600. CHARLES M. ROBERTS. Real Estate, Office 12 Auburn Ave. BELL PHONE 459*. GRANT PARK. IN AN EXCEL- l«nt neighborhood, I bare for sale several new, attractive cottage homes that I am authorized to cell on exceedingly liberal terms—aay, 1250 cash, the balance on month ly Installment*. These houses can bought at from *2,100 to $2,250 each. They are atrlctly modern and ore very desirable. If you are looking for a nice little home, well located In a good neighborhood and convenient to the park, I want you to see theae houses before yoo buy. IN WEST END I HAVE FOR SALE TOE following: On Dunn street, beautiful 6- room cottage, $2,800; on Oak atreet, deslra ble 5-room cottage, $2,700; on Oak atreet, 10- room residence, modern, $4,500; on Lawton street, attractive 6-room cottage home, $3, 000. JUST ONE LEFT. FEW DAYS AGO WE ADVERTISED two new, modem, six-room cottages for sale, on Broyles street. We sold one yes terday fer $3,300, and are offering the ether today for $3,000, on terms. Neither of these houses has been completed, but will be In a few daya, ond to suit purchaser. Look at It now and you will see just the kind of mnterlal that Is being put In them. Every thing strictly first-class. Beautiful arrange ment throughout the house. On nice, shady, elevated, level, east front lot. You have looked long enough for a home near Grant park. We knew what you wanted, and hnd It built for you. See this St once, nnd you will stop looking. J. A. BROOKS, 407 4th Nat. Bank Bldg. Bell Phone 1393 Main. ROBSON & RIVERS. Real Estate and Renting Agents, 8 W. Alabama. VERY CENTRALLY LOCATED. WE !\? Te _.F D p l e *ant tblrty-flve-room hotel, Tbla hotel ts par location * make right price to permanent tenants. Oakland City ,.$30.00 10 East Alexander $5.00 74 Pavla 25.00 Howard at. (Kirkwood)... 25.00 Boulevard place 27.50 248 Aihby $7,50 54 Johnson jj.oq 82 Johnson Boulevard, DeKalb (Kirk- 9 room* 8 rooms 7 rooms 7 rooms 6 rooms 6 rooms 6 rooms 6 rooms wood) 6 rooms 74 Carrier 1 rooms 126 Broyles ... 13.00 6 rooms 35 Piedmont plaee .... ... 17.50 6 rooms 18 South Humphries ... ... 17.50 6 rooms 233 Old Wheat ... 16.60 6 rooms 118 Went Merritt. ... 10.60 4 rooms Ill Slmpion .s. 12.50 4 rooms 48—A GOOD SIX-ROOM HOUSE, ntlng a Ann car service; ten-minute schedule. I*t 175 feet deep, and ean ar range terms; about $250 cash und balauce to -suit. W. A. FOSTER, Real Estate and Loans, 12 S. Broad. Bell 'Pbon, 2022. Atlanta 'Phan, 1551. 55.000 FOB A GOOD 5 BOOM COTTAGE, cloae In, on Martin -*—*- * ntea' walk to center, enhance. 53.509—CLOSE IN ON WOODWARD AVE. extra large lot, 7-room nooae, all Improve meats. No car fare. Splendid location. Don't lit tbie go by. Eaay term, 54.500—ELEGANT HOME ON PULLIAM atreet; all convenience! and very large dona In lot. This It tbs thing you want. It’a a bargain and on eaey term, Don't 53,600 FOR A SPLENDID 6-ROOM COT tnge on Capitol avenue, corner lot. The See ue. Ternn. YOU OUOHT TO LET US SHOW YOU that I’lum etreet home for 32.500. You can’t heat It In tbla city. ’’It’a a Plum peach." DON'T FORGET WE HAVE MANY BAR- gains In the Grant park section. See ue, cure. 55 000—SPLENDID 6-ROOM COTTAGE ON Highland avenue. Juat outeld# city; water, gee, hath, aewerage; tail front, large cor ner lot: hair eaab. You would like this, . On ear line. story realdence on 8t. cnariea nvrnoe: lot 100x200. Tbe house atone could not he hnllt for leu. so you get the lot free. Juat out ride city. Tbit location le right In line of enhancement. Will »oon he Greater At lanta. Don’t heritate. ■a«M ,N ANSLF.Y PARK LOTS— nrrii ^.l h * PM'tleet once on Peachtree hor 4**t front nnd tnlendld Iocs- E** 74.250. Another beautiful corner CL 0 .; .' "‘JMH* olrcle for 64.000: elio a "•Oty for 51,800, and another for Isoo. FOR SALE—HOMES IN COLLEGE PARK. COTTAGE ON ImorocVrlL. ' J 0 ? 1 hsrn end other good ™b‘ .[« 5 the hut thing in Vul- 0 >■») for the price; 52,000, on terma l„„ L? R „. FpUR-BOOM COTTAGE; 8 101 * ™»y terms. Ba quick. „r/ > ?„„ rtv ,e-ROOM COTTAGE, ON re corner lot. 7he iW. k T0 7-«VB IN OEOB- 8*ln». 10 ,bo '° homes are special bar- L C. McCRORY, 50.1 Peters Building. Phone 4691. ON JACKSON AND NORTH BOULEVARD wa hare lovely home* as cheap ae any other real e»tnte people: »o If you are In terested In Juniper or Myrtle, Ponce Dt- K or this entire section, let ua take you out any time. FOR RENT DWELLINGS. 7-r. h.. 178 Sooth Foreyth etreot.. 7-r. h.. 2 St. Paul avenue 7-r. b.. 120 Gilmer etreet.... 7-r. h, 52 Queen (Weet fcnd)..... 7-r. h., 1« South Foreyth etreet.. 7-r. h.. 88 Armatrong etreet 7-r. ta. 32 MeDunlel etreet.. - • I v (17 WoaF linker BtrM . 40.0) . gli 35.00 . 40.00 COTTAGE HOME FOR SALE. A pretty cottage on one of the best streets on the south side; 5 rooms; large hall, hath, servant’s room, hot and cold water; large lot, 52x185; beautiful shade; cement walk; ev erything in good condi tion. Price $3,500. Terms if de sired. Address Cottage Home, care Georgian. COUNTY. ria, Rt in elevation of l.f - jrt of tbe Blue Itldge moi... have a splendidly constructed building, nearly new, containing more bed rooms; first floor consists of n large reception hall und reading room; modlous kitchen mid dlnlug room; ....... room, hot and cold water, tub and shower baths; Inside toilets. There Is also n largo dry hnsement; water supplied from deep well by wind mill and elevated steel tank; the building Is heated with hot water; has porch on three sides. House Is newly point ed nnd walla freahly calrlmlned; large lot; blue grasa and shade. An Ideal place for n select hotel, club bouse or hunting lodge; sanitarium or a gentleman's home; two dally trains lietween Atlnnts and Knoxville and Murphy. Pure soft free stone water, bracing air; mountain scenery; no mosqui toes. The building cost over $3,000. Conven ient to depot. Siren under blankets all sum mer. We can offer this lovely place for $5,000. • FOR SALE: BUILDING LOTS RIVERSIDE PARK, Way cross, Ga. WAYCROSS IS THE MAGIC CITY OF Southeast Georgia! Three millions luring •pent In general Improvements. The Atlan tic Const Line railroad Is completing two inllllon-dnlhir shops. It is estimated that 4,000 to 8,000 people will be added to the P resent population of 10,000 people within in next twelve months. Tbe question Is: Where will these people live? The lots In "ltlverelde Turk” answer that question. We •re offering lota within the corporate limits of Wnveross on tbe rstnnrknble terms of $5 to $20-cash, and |3 to $6 per month. No taxes, no Interest. Mr. Thomas Scmtchln Is with ns for the purpose of selling these lots. Ho has made a personal Inspection, and is In posi tion to advise yon. we consider these lots sure money-makers. You stand to make from 60 per cent to J00 per rent before you •re half through paying for them, dee or writs for particulars and plats. L. A. WOODS, 818-19 Empire Bldg. BELL 'PHONE 2099. STANDARD 1771. I MAKE EASY TERMS. 51,909-5 ACHES OF LAND ON THE North Decatur car Hoe, in a nlro oak grove, and thir cheapest place in DeKalb county. This place has running water, and fronts about 800 feet on ono street aud something over 200 feet on another. It Is fins for sub-division. The adjoining lands •re selling for $300 to $350 per lot. So you see you are getting this for less than half price. It belongs to nn estate, and we makti terms payable In three years. IF YOU ABB LOOKING FOR AN IN- vestment, we have It A first-class two. etory five-room bouse, and Is always rented for $17.50 per month. We will let you have It for $1,600.49; terms to suit. FOB $100 CABH AND* $10 PER MONTH, we can sell you a threo-reom house, with 3 acres of land fronting the Georgia rail road. Has a very nice selection of fruit *' ■. H-acre of strawlierrlca and the new line to Stone Mountain will pass near x place. Juat think; price la only I7TA Somebody will get this place right away. If you are from Missouri, come In nnd we will •how you thla place. lioura, wuu Av nerr. - -- - - -- thin aide of Austell, and about the distance from Mableton. Pay ua a u cash and lat the rent pay the balance. Ice; iU«o nice lot; $75 down and $20 per montb. If you want a pla«*c like rent, get this. $2,100.38—A SPLENDID NEW HOUSE. IN a beautiful little onk grove on the north aide, right at car line. This place has a lee south front, and has never been occu- ed, nnd ns the owner la n non-resident, need* the money, nnd this place must be sold. Terms. $140 cash; balance to suit. 51.113—A NIUE THREE-BOOM SUBURBAN house, with two large lots. “ “ ““ >ecstnr car line. 115 per month. WILLIAM S. ANSLEY. Real Estate. 217 Century Building, Phones Bell 288, Atlanta 295 NORTH SIDE BRICK COTTAGE-IN ONE block and half of Peachtree street. The house has seven roomrf; built out of pressed brick; has water and gas; and lot 50 by to an alley, brick *■"'*' la it. If you want * I worth thi reasonable terms. NORTH SIDE VACANT LOT-IN ONE block of Eleventh street (Peachtree view); 60 by 173. Prico $1,260. NORTH SIDE COTTAGE-NEAR JACK- son street. This cottage la on a lot 60 by ?o<\ and the owner has been asking $?4 < 00 for It, hut on account of wanting ‘ JONES CONFESSES DECATUR. GA., IIOME-8 ACRES __ In ml nnd a house of about seven room*. This place it near the car line, and ts beau tifully shaded; only al»out three bl"‘“* from Agnes Scott College. Price $3,600. S. B. TURMAN & CO. REAL ESTATE AND LOANS. 82.159—NICE FIVE-ROOM HOUSE. ONE block of Georgia avenue; all Improve* meuts; terras $360 cash, balance what the house would rent for, $20 per month. $7,503—RICHARDSON STREET HOME; IT has ten rooms, hot air furnace, two baths, two lavatories and all conveniences: largo lot; $2,600 cash, 1* In nee one. two nnd three years. Could not build the house for the money. KIRKWOOD LOTS—CONVENIENT _ both car lines, fronting nice wide streets, ‘’rices range from $200 to $275 per *~‘ $4,500-CENTRAL AVENUE; 10 ROOMS’; hns every convenience; built for a home; lot 46x150; terms $1,000 cash, balance easy. $2,650 WILL BUY A 8TORE AND COT- tnge on East Georgia avenue; now renting •r $25 per month; fine Investment. $2,000—NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE ON OAK- iand avenue, near Mllledge; one third casli and balance easy. FOR RENT by H. C. WILSON, 215 Empire Building. No. 270 Ivy st., 7 rooms; furnace heat..$25. No. 95 N. Boulevard, 8 rooms, 2-story.. No. 36 Capitol ave., 8 rooms No. 117 Richardson at.. 6 rooms *i. No. 260 E. Cnlu st.. U-rooin house .. 40. No. 47 I»onne st., 11-room house No. 53 Doane st.. 9-room house No. 440 Windsor st., 3-room house .... No. 436 Windsor st.. 3-room house .... West North ova.. 4-room house 12 No. 284 Windsor st., 4 rooms nnd bath. 16 No. 2S6 Windsor st., 4 rooms and hath., No. 374 Windsor st., store II. C. WILSON, Bell 2022. Atlanta 1480, 33,000 FOR A DOUBLE 6-ROOM APART rnent house on Gilmer street, uenr Moore street, renting for 360 per month. This house Is In good condition; is two stories nnd hns slate roof. 000—A 7-ROOM COTTAGE ON RICH WEST END. $2,600—FIVE HOUSES ON HUMPHRIES street; lot 100x170 feet; sidewalks pa—* with Belgian blocks; water; the lot nl< Is worth the moucy. Bent for $27 month. $3,COO—A G ROOM HOUSE, NEW AND UI ♦o date. This Is one of the best values In Wsst End homes. WE HAVE A HOME ON SELLS AVENUE which Is ^vorth your while to Investigate. For a home there Is nothlug (tatter In West EuU; seven-room cottage; water aud gna. Terma. S. B. TURMAN & CO. 7-r. h. 97 Writ Bak.r «Ir,«t - 6-r b. MS McDaniel. »•* 9-r. b., 271 Spring atreet...... r?-93 *-r. b., 82-A Enat Sixth atre*t 6-r! b. « B Sixth atreet 3-r. h. t 125 Eaat I.lnrten... — „ ti. b. 255 Mickle afreet.. 2J-M 6-r. h., 495.A Spring atreet g jo 6 r. b.! 497-B Sprln*..treat ».« ^v|?;&rantbiliiV.n.^:;” M JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RESTING AGENT. II Anbnrn Areoae. Both ’Phonee-611. FOR RENT. NOS. 69. «1 AND 93 WEST MITCHELL .treat—Three three-Morr »»A bareraent bnltdtnte. The belt end mart conveniently arranged In the city. Tbc» building, mo.t be aeon te he appreciated. Let 01 take to ,ee them it once. Cell an LIEBMAN, Real Estate-Renting, 28 Peachtree St. GRANT & PETTY, 30-32 East Alabama St. Block 12 of the L. P. Grant estate, bounded by Rosa lia, Pickert and Cameron streets and Geneva avenue. This will sub-divide into 22 building lots, all of which would have nice shade trees and would need no grading. This property is just two blocks east of South Boule vard, about three blocks from the White City, and is in a section which is certain coming. We want $8,000 or this, all cash. Buy this and have an auction sale in the fall; it will certainly make you money. We forgot to mention that building lots are selling across the street from this property at $600 each. SEE US FOR REAL ESTATE. 1 BEAUTIFUL HOME AT REASONABLE PRICE. 507 JACKSON ST. >M8, arranged a corn rle llgi ; Spec! parlor, togetL... very handsome mantels, dining room flnlab- * * -*■ 1 birch, with two built* Front veranda 12 by 40 ON GARDEN STREET NEAR GEORGIA avenue, well-built and attractive 5-room cottages; all conveniences; good lot 34x140. a new six-room cottage, with cabinet man tels, club house grates, Georgia wood fiber plastering, built of good material, on ele rated onk shaded lot; pleasing anrround Inga; will only lie ten minutes* from hnsl< ness canter when cart are running. Tbli la a good buy for $2,690; $700 cash and $20 pei month. This property Is sure to enhance In value, for big things are planuod this section. 7 fo IN TEN MINUTES’ WALK OF THE baatnen caster and located among good people, nn oM-fiahtoned but well-built rail- deuce of nine rooms, with nit tbe conven iences. Elevated, level and shady lot, 69 by HO to alley. A plrk-np fer 54,500. ONE OF THE NICEST AND COSIEST elx-roem cottage home, en tbe eoutb aide. Everything complete and comfortable. Bent neighborhood. Price 53,150. on terma of MM cash; balance 325 per mootb; 7 per rent. Tbla place la now rented to n good tenant for 13 per month. Great Big Bargain in the Right Direction and ■ Right Place. 100 ACRES LAND IN FIVE MILES OF center of the city, with a Peachtree road front at only $275 an acre. Do you want It? If bo, sea me at once, before fbe other party, or else you lose this tremendous, big bargain. Call phone 3806 or sea W. R. Respess, 208 Brown and Randolph Bldg., At lanta, Ga. BUILDING. Mp^lBOTH PHONES 4254 W EXTRA DELL P7KJNE 4205 Are finishing up three new 8- room cotttages on Oak street, be tween Ashby and Peoples streets, out of the best mnterial and work manship ; two 4-room and hall cot tages on South avenue, near Grant Park, and three apartment houses (for renting purposes) on Fort Hood Place, just off Marietta street at city limits. Will sell any of these at a low price, and moke satisfactory terms to desirable purchasers. We also have a number of de sirable vacant lots in all sections of the city, that we wrtl improve for satisfactory purchasers on easy terms. See us for bargains. *‘WE GET RESULTS.” FOR SALE BY ANDERSON 527 CANDLER BLDG. PHONE 5161 A HOME. FOR $2,000. ON OAK STREET. WEST END. NEAR good rar service, and In good neighborhood w# onn sell you n pretty u*»w 6-room cottage with nl! conveniences, ou nice level lot, by 160; tllo walk, porcelain bath. There ore not ninny nice homes at this prico In At lanta. aud this one won't be long selling. It'a certainly a bargain. J. A. BABBITRY, Mgr. C. R. BURNHAM. NOT READY TO WED. Denies Anj- Engagement to Mrs. Potter Palmer. London. Juno 18.—The earl of Munster to day authorised denial of the report that be Is to marry Mrs. potter l'almer. In reply nn Inquiry wired him, the earl replied •The report that I nni engaged to marry Mrs. Palmer la absolutely untrue. Mrs. Palmer la a charming nnd admirable lady, nd I prize her friendship highly. But no ngngement exists between us. I don't con template marriage at thla time. Please deny for me the reports which have been so widely circulated." GRAND JURY MEETS FRIDAY MORNING A meeting of the Fulton county grand Jury will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock. June 21. There are a number of bills awaiting the action of the grand Jury, all of which are of minor Impor tance. On Monday following the meeting of the grand Jury Judge Roan will con vene the criminal division of the supe rior court. Bond cases will be the flrst taken up, and among those which will be called for trial will bo the case of M. M. Turner, charged with embexxlement, and the remainder of the cases which are pending against the violators of the Boykin bucket shop law. THE GEORGIAN AND NEW8 will bs nent to anybody anywhere for any length of time by notifying th, cir culation department.. Phone 4528, Standard 4401, 45 cant, per month, 70 cento per week. NEEDA FENCE? Fence Erected Cheaper Than Wood W. J. DABNEY IMP. GO., 96, 98 and 100 So. Forsyth Street. LODGED^ IN JAIL Planter Assassinated While at Work in His Field. S'peelnl to The Georgian. Eatonton, qa.. June IS.—While alone, plowing cotton yesterday afternoon near his home, Robert F. Adame, a prominent farmer was killed. Five shots were fired at him; only ono took effect, striking him In the bock and emerg ing from the chest. After being shot he started home, but fell within a hundred yards of his house and ex pired. Just before he died, Adams Bald: “Albert Jones shot me.” Later Albert and Harris Jones stated to the posse which arrested them that Porter, their brother, did the killing and after he was arrested Porter Jones made a similar confession. Albert and Porter Jones were arrested and lodged In Jail. The vordlct of the coroner’s Jbry was that death was caused from a pistol •hot In the bonds of Albert or Porter Jones. The commitment trial will take place In a day or two. Adams leaves a wife and two young children. \ STATISTICS. BUILDING PERMIT8. $200—M. E. Turner, to build frame I automobile shop at rear 667 North I Boulevard. 13,500—O.'M. Broadnax, to build two. j etory frame dwelling at 18 Delta place. ! $1,400—W. L. Thompson, to build one-story frame dwelling at 81 Lee street. $3,000—M. and Bessie Koch, to build 1 two one-story frame dwellings at 114- ’ 18 Sampson street 51,700—George IV. Toney, to build. one-story frame dwelling at Ml Central! avenue. 11.000—Kate Koch, to build one-story. frame dwelling at 19 Fortune street 1300—Iverson Epps, to build addition to frame dwelling at 321 Glenn street ’ *175—J. R. Seabrlght, to change stop* front at 50 Madison avenue. DEATHS. Lola Ruth Atkinson, age 11 months, died at 153 Middle street t Estelle Harris, age 1 month, died at 132 Bsllwood avenue. Mrs. Jennie Maxwell, age 49 years, died at 603 Chestnut street. George Brown, colored, age T years, died at 77 Rattle street. Annie Howard, colored, age 1 year, died at 11 Victoria atreet. Sidney O. Stubbs, age 23 years, died at 36 Currier street. Eugene Fuller, age 4 months, died at Grady Hospital. PROPERTY - TRANSFER8. 1800—George J. Butler to A. L. Well nnd Aaron Ferst, lot on Harwood street. Loan deed. 3600—Harry Huddleston to Jasper N. Smith, lot on Emmett street. Warran ty deed. *1,500—Alfred Madlaon and Mrs. Mary C. Madison to Paul A. Gllham, lot on Hunter street. Warranty deed. $1,700—Paul A. Gllham lo E. Basil, lot on Davis atreet. Warranty dead. 51,926—E. Basil to Henry Simmons and Mary E. Bohr, lot on Davis street. Warranty deed. 33,000—Mra Jennie M. Aldredga to Adolph Steiner, lot on South Pryor Htreet. Warranty deed. 1165—Mrs. Laura Heard to John Moore, lot on Johns street. 16.700— Wllllan. T. Crouch to A, C. Gnnh and Frank Garraux, lot bn Simp son atreet. Warranty deed. 62.700— E. G. Pursley to F. L. Wood, lot on Pains avenut. Bond for title. 31 (love and affection)—H. D. Adair to Mrs. Adeline Field, lot on Peachtree ' street. Warranty deed. 51 (love and affection)—A. D. Adair to Mra. O. H. Adair, lot on Peachtrss street. Warranty deed. supreme Court of~georoia. Vlrglnla-Carollna Chemical Co. v. F. M. Toung, from DeKalb. Withdrawn. Tom Cheney v. L. ft N. Railroad Co* from Jonas. Withdrawn. Western Circuit. C. P. ft H. M. Lively v. F. J. Hunter, executor, from Owlnnett. Submitted. A. N. Stocking v. David Moury, from Gwinnett. Argued. Hugh Edwards v. J. P. Hail, from Banks. Submitted. R. H. Jordan v. G. W. Dooly, from Banks. Argued. Bank of Lawreneevllla v. Rookmors ft Co., from Gwlnnstt. Submitted. J. H. Rucker, receiver, v. J. Y. Wil liams, from Clarke. Submitted. A. D. Harris v. D. J. Cleghorn, from Jackson. Submitted. C. L. Harris et al. v. Equitable Se curities Co* from Jackson. Argued. E. I. Smith, treaaurar, v. J. M. Hodg. eon et al., commissioners, from Clarke, Argued. Yow et al. v. R. F. Sullivan, tax collector, at al.,. from Franklin. Ar gued. Northeastern Circuit. Tallulah Falls Railway Co. v. W. S. Parts, and vice versa, from Rabun. Withdrawn. A. J, Williams v. Tallulah Falls Rail way Co., from Rabun, withdrawn. 8. E. Whits v. North Georgia Elec- trie Company et al., from Rabun. Ar gued. THIRTEEN TRIED FOR RUNNING TIGERS Special to The Georgian, Gainesville, Go., June 18.—'Yeaterrtay after* noon In the police court, thirteen caaea were trlc<l for Illegally selling liquor, Mayor Mitchell an Id: "In my mind, there no mistake that one-third df the negroes this city are selling liquor, and we want •top It and have employed a dotective that purnoao. Wa want to run It out . our town. ’ Tbe fines aggregated 826 and coat, or ,1... nn tha nlniata ' STREET CARS STOP AT INAUGURATION During tbe hour of Governor Smith's Inauguration the street cars on the Washington street line will suspend service. Hon. Hooper Alexander made the re quest of President Arkwright, of the Georgia Railway and Electric Com- jpany, and he readily agreed to do bo. I This will mhke It possible for everyone 1 to hear tbe Inaugural address. i