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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. FRIDAY, MAY 31. 1907. 15 M. L. THROWER, 39 N.-Forsyth St. 14,750—On Pulliam tS., done In, we can tell you a handsome 2-story home, good lot, east front, and ahome from every standpoint; 4500 cash bal ance easy, at 6 per cent. 82,200—On West Pine street for a cot tage home. This house Is new and cost 51,850 to build. Here Is a sacri fice sale; 5850 cash and balance four years at 6 per cent. 5850—Each for 2 three-room cottages on .Wells St. These places are close to Whitehall street and In easy walking distance '•! town. The very place* for a working man or for an Investment! 1150 cash'and balance 512.60 per month. 82,200—On Hill street, close to Grant park, east front, overlooking the city, a pretty 5-room cottage. Small cash payment will got this place. M. L, THROWER, REAL ESTATE. GLORE & JUSTIN, 215 Fetors Building. HOWELL STATION-IN ONE BLOCK OF car liu«: spleudl(! cottage with five large rooms aua hall; nice shaded lot, .60x150 t< WEST END—SPLENDID 6-ROOM COT- tnge with conveniences: lot 60x200, for only 62,109. If you buve the cash you are next. BARGAINS TODAY. *250—WILL BUY LARGE SHADY lot, 57x190, In Eagan Park, fronting •Virginia Ave. 51,200—FOR SPLENDID NEW FOUR- room cottage, in East Pnlnt. Rented by year to beat white tenants for 5152. 43,260—BUYS A NEW SEVEN-ROOM house, on south side; modern, well built, line location; rents for 582.50. 41.000—SPLENDID LARGE LOTS ON E. Georgia Ave. 51.600—FOR 18-ACRE TRACT, JUST one mile and holt north of Buckhead. This is a bargain. 58,500—FOR NINE-ROOM, MODERN, elate covered house, on north side lot 83 ft. front. , 52,800—FOR VACANT LOT ON PARK St., In West End. Slio 63 by 180. On car line, with 8-mlnute schedule. EAGAN PARK LAND CO. 36 Inman Building. Bell Phone 4613. McCRORY & JOHNSON, REAL ESTATE AND LOANS. 603 PETERS BUILDING; ’PHONE 463L HJW-rA LOVELY WASHINGTON STREET uotue of nine rooms, with all modern lm- Movement*. It Is undoubtedly the best bargain c** 4fc *- -*—* — * * puce. feofo-ON mrgalu ou this street. Come to see us au mre. • TTAkLANb TTeaR OTyr a splbKdid NINE ItOOJ In West End; large lot sod al udld ‘ 5809.00—THREE ROOMS ales lot near Hemphill avenue, where everybody wsnts property. This is a cash bargain. ON SIDNEY STREET, WE HAVE A NICE by 187, back to Terms. Let us show you It’s a splendid homo and Is jjJl a xiNE-itotJU ni!dit>ES‘CE ON » by 360; Greeniferry avenue; plenty and other Improvements. You would to see this to apnrecln*- ** 620 per mouth.. Sec us. and HALL; ft.tw-oX CoS'vEbiiitATE AVENCfe, 81X ur* iuiu.i.i, is na flve-room cottage; lot 43 by 10-foot alley: price 62.600. Ter show you this. n(ce five-room cottage on wind- sor street; all Improvements dqwo; largo lot end a nlco borne; only 51,850. Easy terms. line. Hare Wii-SKl'EU park. White City, suit on car to enhance. Don T t delay. kJThooH"" tjoffAJfefOW off of Windsor etreet; id by 175! flfteen minutes walk to bualness; all Improvements, You can t afford to miss this. 5^,760—FIVE-ROOM L'O'rF.Ujg; WaYe/p gas and hath. gaa and g3^-Viv^:-Iio'6Ni cottAoB;' Tom ■ wrrai WATritt, 5-room bonse, 15.00 tin street 12.00 4-room boose end ball, Kennedy stree near Orlffln; modern.,... 4>room house, 196 Goddard street .mil" Mrtfir PARK; YIJBSE "ARB trumps, and can't be best anywhere; 5500 to 5500 casb. Quit paying rent and ' one nt these. *3.280- 5f.fto; T\Vo bEAtlTlfeH IN WIW Kud and on eplendld street*. Brand-new onse end hall, Kennedy street and well built. Terms. 13.10 _ _ 10.60 3-room bonse, I Freeman etreet.. 4.M Freemen eti Iroom bonse, 760 ^da^noHa < „ street 7.00 1-room bouse, 495-49* North avenue.... 7.00 .-room ^Ij.nery ™ J-room house, Weihlngton etreet 5 8 I room bouse, Harris street 6 FOR RENT. BY CHAS. P. GLOVER 6 Auburn EDWIN P. ANSLEY, Real Estate, 10 East Alabama St. PHONES: BELL 532 A 563. ATLANTA 260, / 545,000 FOB CENTRAL STORE PROPER- ty. This la an opportunity for capital. Property brtnge lu handsome net Incofe*. — — North avenm If jrou wint^a bom* In n nice nelgbboi Central avenue 7 rooms 532.50 East Cain street 5 rooms Central avenue 10 room. Central sventi#.. f rooms south Boulevard 10 rooms Central avenue 6 rooms Simpson street. 6 room, Baltimore block 10 rooms Capitol 10 rooms Boulevard piece 8 rooms Currier street * rooms Capitol avenue ....15 rooms net your property with us. Capable l_. Jee. Prompt remittance*, economical repilr L. F. MILLER, Manager Bant Department. 55,000—BRAND-NEW H1X-R0 on a corner lot In West - jmprovements down. Lot ' . HAVE SEVERAL NICE HOMES IN Deestur. Ga., on good streets that I can oiler cheap. room dwelling on best part _r*oue. Can sell this pise* f payments and balance montblj me before you locate. WILLIAM S. ANSLEY. Real Estate. 217 Century Building, Phones Bell 288, Atlanta 295 54,000-NEW MODERN HOME OF EIGHT rooms; on best pert of North Jackson street. Good shade on lot. Mtke I borne. 5400 EACH FOR TWO 54 BY 100 FEET late In Docstur-- Os., on car line and ns of the heat streets. Decatur will soon have wstsr works. rONCE DELEON AVENUE HOME - Think of bnylug a home on this lovely arenas for 55,760. You ought to Uk* ad vantage of this opportunity, for It you don't eomebody els* will, and I want to see you get It. Yes, youl I don't want any kicks coming later because you didn't get It. PEACHTREE ROAD HOME-NEAR FIF- teenth etreet If you really want to get e perfect gem of a boms, I want you to are this. It lust dspeuds on whether you really want something In this section for 520,000 as to whether we can trade. SPRING STREET LOT-65 FEET FRONT; 125 feet deep.' It Is a beauty for 53,000. NEAR GRANT PARK AND GEOROIA avenue I coo eell yeu a new fire-room cot tage with water, etc., for 52,250, GRANT & PETTY, 30-32 East Alabama St. BUILD NEGRO HOUSES, CHOICE NORTH ATLANTA LOTS. ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF North Boulevard end North avenoe, run- slug back to Kenneuw avenue, we have an* of the prettiest and moot desirable properties on the north side. W* have anh- _ LOT ON THE CORNER OF BQULE- vard and North avenue, 4« by 140, with un illey In the rear. Price 53,000. \ LOT ADJOINING THE COBNEII fronting tbs Boulerard. 4444 by 140. with in allay In the rear, and the price Is 42.- NE I.OT ON NORTH AVENUE. BEGIN- nine 160 feet east of Boulevard, 71 by I, with alleys on both sides. This Is ths It to build two houses «m which will read- y sell. The price ou tbla la 41.000, or bout 422 a front foot Price something ffi?.h<Ho««. certainly worth the money. THE OTHER TWO LOTS OX KENNE- J& X'SZiaSW.M 0 ,!? Inihfe HOMEFEEKEH8 AND INVE1TOR8. there T« no other property on the market CHARLES M. ROBERTS, SALE LIST. Office 12 Auburn Ave. 63*60) WILL BUY A 0-ACUE TRACT OF In ml nit mi tt*«l In Wear End, known as tin* Tom Alexander old borne place, with the mala resldenco of 10 or 12 rooms, besides four nice little cottage tenements. Tbla property Is bounded ou three lines of Law- ton. Grcensferry avenue and Abbott street, with i\ frontage of about 2,00) feet. We know of nothing better on which to make big money by cub-division on quick sale t or lu bulk on the long run; for really you stop to look Into this seriously fo find that the load alone Is worth 61.0L ___ acre, while the buildings alone would cost about the same If built now. Terms can he mods satisfactory. Kindly call for fur ther particulars. 65.000-11-ROOM 2-STORY RESIDENCE ON Houston street, near Jackson; good aur* rouudlngs; oil modern, with two toilets and two bathe. Terms, cash 91,000, balance monthly or otherwise. win street near corner Hilliard. Terms ftri HO to MN party In search or an humble little home. S. B. TURMAN & CO. REAL ESTATE AND LOANS. 7-ROOM HOUSE ON ONE OF IB.MO-- _ „ the best cross streets on the north side; on* block from Peachtreo; lot 60x160, Come In person or phono ue to call by and show It to you. 51.576—A 6-nOOM HOUSE ON MeAFEE [,IXW—A ie-IIUUM lllll GD, OlidiC **UU C, large lot; worth 616,000. but for a quick •ale will sell at the above price. 61,MO-GOOD 6-ROOM HOUSE ON DAVIS street near Rhodes. Uouae Is worth the money. IIUO-BEAUTIFUL, SHADY LOT. NEAR Let street; best part of West End; all Im provements down; 64x174. Terms. 68.750—PRYOR STREET NEAR CRUMLEY. We have one of the best bargains In a 2- torjr l-room house that can be * 1.000 less than you rill soon _ . _ It. Big Improvements going on In this section. 6950-CREW STREET LOT, 6#xlM; SEWER, water and gas; on car line; east front nice shade. S. B. TURMAN & CO. W. JONES & CO., 5 VIADUCT PLACE. WE HAVE FIFTEEN VACANT LOTS ON Highland avenue near Ponce DeLeon ave- one, varying In price from 5508 to 5860, on terms of 556 to 560 cash, bslsnco In essy monthly payments. They all II# wall and the smallest lots in 43x132 to silty. BOTH PHONES 6640. N. JACKSON ST. LOT. For Sale—On N. Jackson street, near Ponce DeLeon avenue, a beautifully ele vated lot at a very low figure and easy terms. See , UEBMAN, Real Estate—Renting, 28 Peachtree St. 3ESC 33 FOR RENT. 47 Doane — »• .. .. 136 Hill 12 Drown street .. .. 53 Doane 365 South Fryor .... 61 Crow 327 Spring .. .. .. .. 263 Fast Georgia .. .. 661 Highland >25 Angler .. .. .. 63 Loomis 62 Johnson 42 Bouth McDaniel ., 299 Ashby 66 WeBt Linden .... 19 GaakI!! 44 South McDaniel ., 11 Middle 48 East Twelfth.. ,. 252-A 8.. Pryor (fiat).. 721 Marietta 68 Sylvan Price. Rooms. 116.00 11 .... 46 10 67,50 9 10.00 0 45-.00 9 ,. 41.50 8 :«:S . 80.00 . 10.00 . 16.00 : i:.fo° rp . 6.60 . 41.60 I 10.00 . 55.00 . 21.00 . 16.00 . 11.00 L. A. WOODS, 818-819 Empire Bldg. Bell Phone 2099, Atlanta Phono 1771 I MAKE EASY TERMS. 62,15)—ON OARDEN STREET WE IIA\ ft nice flve-room boose: extra largo 1( with 10-foot nlltv; convenient to school at church. A good Investment. It rents for * per month. FOR 63.0M-A NICE SIX-ROOM HOUSE. largo lot with abundance of fruit, grapes, peaches, etc. This place Is worth more money, but, owner must move In a short while. Buy tbla'place: you will make per ceht In six months. ROBSON & RIVERS. FOR RENT DWELLINGS. pfi h'.’, 151 HunnieutV':!::::::::::::::: i 1 G ? ct h .' c‘op? Of'mu'^ckiy Vm imhetE:’ JOI& J. WOODSIDE, THE BESTING AGENT. VACANT LOTS. I have for sals one of tho finest lots In Anslsy Park, bslng 100 feat front, near Peachtree, beautiful elevation, 16,250. West End lots at 5500. 51,000 and 52,000, according to location. College Park and Edgewood lots. T. B. FERRIS, Agent 218-219 Century Bldg. Phono 438 M. TO ‘ATE BUILDING. SOTM PHONES 4394 - EXTRA BELL PHONE4305 41,160—COSNALLY BTBEET; LOT 100x152. 5750—THE PHBTTIEST ANI) SHADIEST lot on South avenue; 63 feet frontage end running through to another street. Better not wait op this 8760-1100 DOWN AND 520 PEB MONTH. ot 0 per cent, a Highland avenue lot with eaet front. A epeculatlou here. 14,800—PHI4TTIE8T COTTAGE IN WEST End, with I rooms and reception hall, alto t large hall running through the house from the reception hall; house I* double-floored end storm-sheeted; handsome cabinet men tele. Interior flalehrtl lu mahogany ttslu. porcelain bath; china closet; street ears In front of door; lot 63x187 to an alloy. This else# kts Just been completed, and was built by owner for a boms; has extra terse rooms, and In fact one of the moit desirable homes iu that section of the elty. Bee us sliont It. tessssssss J£e. l-room twi nge for a 1 or g room "to8 OUT ftEiUWS: 1 ' NEED A FENCE? BB-lMIII Page Fence Erected Cheaper Than Wood W. J. DABNEY IMP. GO., 06, 98 and 100 80. Forsyth Straat. FORSALE ANDERSON 527 CANDLER BLOG. PHONE 5161 J. A. RASBURY, Manager. Hava just taken the exclusive agency for sals of two or'three choice near-ln tracts of land admirably situated for paying aub-dtvislon tbla fall or next ■print. They can be bought cheap, for owner needs money. Good money In theee. What kind of Improved or unlmprov. F. J. OOOLEDGE Sc SON, Builders* Hardware and Tools, PAINTS, GLASS, OILS. 150 PETER8 8T. ‘LORD FREDERICK” TO BE HANGED per cent? Jefferson City. Mo.. The supreme court has decided that “Lord Freder ick" Seymour Barrington, now In jail at Clayton. Mo., shell be hanged on hotel, odt of town, paying 12 July 25 for the murder of J. p. Mc Cann. a St. Louis horseman. ♦2.750-EIOIIT-ROOM HOUSE; ALL CON veolcncM; 6450 cash and 625 per month. Right ou tb» car line; lot 53 by 130. 63,150—BRAND-NBW HIX-ROOM COTTAGE oo the beat part of Crow street. Gas, water, bath nnu sewer; In fact, even complete. This place has Just been but a home. Bast front, with lot 198 feet deep, end we can make you special, easy terms. Mountain. This would moke you on Hfft/fer a — ^— tte. A sms.. r „ monthly. Buy this and doublo your money soon os the cor line Is complete. IF YOU ARB IN TIIB MARKET FOR truck form and poultry yard, don’t for- f et that we aro headquarters for anything n this line, and wo will rnako tho terms so reasonable that it is juet the samo os rent. STATISTICS. PROPERTY TRANSFERS, 87,600—Mrs, Maggie M. nay to the Georgia Realty Company, lot on corner of Haynes and West Hunter atreeta. Warranty deed. >4,600—Charles W. Ford to the board of trustees of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Synod pf the South, lot on comer of Whitehall street and Whitehall terrace. Wararnty deed. >6,950 (penal sum)—William Owens to W. E. Nix, lot on Angler avenue. Bond for title. 88.000— Jacob Haas to A. A. Craig, lot on Cherokee avenue. Bond for title. 1300—Isla Allen to O. B. Grogan, lot Whitehall terrace. Warranty deed. >200—Equitable Loan and Security Company to Isla Burgees, lot on Bell wood avenue. Warranty deed. BUILDING - PERMIT8. 81.100— W. M. Wallace, to build 'ad dition to frame dwelling at 47 Crew street. 81,150—Mrs. Alice Foote, to build one-story frame dwelling at 33 Plckert street. 83.100— A. 8. Allen, to build three one-etory frame dwelling! on East av enue. 84.000— W. A. Ward, to build four one-etory frame dwellings at 49-53-57 61 Johnson avenue. >150—Jonas Kwlng, to repair fire damage at 11 Pittman atreeL 810.000— Mre. W. O. Jones, to build two-story brick dwelling at 58 Eaat Fifteenth atreeL DEATHS. Adella Dobbs, colored, died of to- bacco poisoning (snuff) at Spellman Hospital. Regger Craft, age 4 years, died of meningitis at 370 Fomwalt street. Loretta Ward, ago 17 years, died at 160 Chapel etreet. Amavetur Jones, age 11 months, died at 5 Bryan etreet. » Hannah Kirby, colored, age 18 years, died at 428 Foundry street Mrs. W. H. Overby, age 44 years, died at 267 Capitol avenue. Annie Reeves, colored, age 38 yeara, died at 96 Terry etreet. BIRTH8~(WHITE). To Mr. and Mre. H. H. McEulyn, at 112 Mllla street, a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Oliver, at 80 Weet Per.chtree etreet, a girl. To Mr. and Mrs. E. Balelne, ah 40 Bobbins etreet, a girl. STANDARD INTERESTS Specie! to The Georgian. New Orleans, U, Hay 31.—John Fraser, who bee turpentine Intereata In Mlsalaslp- pi and Florida, la In the city to fight tho plena of John D. Rockefeller end the Mind oro Oil people to absorb the naval store* Interests of the South. "It la" he sera, "a fight In which every email producer end dealer It Intereeted. 1 understand It Is true that agents repre senting the Standard Oil Intcraita here Ixwn busy for earn* time past In tho pin* country, ell'the way from North Carolina to Treae, endeavoring to secure options on tsnda suitable fur turpentine operaOune, nnd that they have been successful In securing mnny options, moro nsrtlculsrly In Georgia, WIIIIIM’ *• SIWTV 4111.11, OTUIVI4 I 7 understand has the same men back of t, turned! In getting control of the pro- 'flu Which bee been expcriei for several years — need In OSSU pest would fell to attract >0 people. “I trait that the Southern etata govern ments will rise to the occasion end take action to Prevent tbla, another eocb com bination which can not but he hurtful to the common Intereata of the Southern poo p's" SECOND INCUMBENT SUDDENLY STRICKEN Special to The Georgian. Cbarleaton, b'. C„ May 31.—Major George . Bulat, n lawyer and prominent cltlecn. died here this morning anddenly at 1 o'clock of heart trouble. He wee 69 year* of age. and hid lately been elected chalr- K u nr the eohool commissioners, aiiccaed- : Major Julian Mitchell, who waa atrlckan suddenly while addressing a mating or dub woman. Georgian on Mayflower, Dr. J. S. Dykes, a -former Georgian _jd a brother of Professor W. F. Dykes, of the Boy*' High School, has been assigned to duty on the president's yacht, Mayflower. He haa been de- ached from duty at the naval elation n New Orleans end assigned to the new duties. The place la a very desir able one, and Dr. Dyke* is to be con- gratuleted on securing It, Church About Completed, gpedal to The Georgian. Brunswick, Oa. p Mey 31.—The hand some new First Methodist church building which he* bean In the course of construction for more then two year* Is rapidly nearing completion end will he ready for occupancy about the first of July. SAYS HUSBAND GOT MILLIONS TO.PAY HIS GAMBLING DEBTS BARONESS VON ECKARDSTEIN. Another international marriage has failed, and the Baroness Von Eckhsrdstein, whose pioture is here given, is tho victim.. She has entered suit for eeparation, declaring that her husband, who is a favorite of the German kaiser, haa received nearly $2,000,000 from her and her father, the late 8ir Blundell Maple, with which to pay hie gambling debts. » GEORGIA, FULTON COUNTY. To tbo .superior Court of Fulton County: The petition of Brneitt 1>. Dunrnn, Clmrle* aOildniie, Ivan B. Allen, J. II. Wheat, W. l. McKenilo and Walter P. Andrews, all of said state and couuty, respectfully shows as-follows, to-wit: - * * --t ’ J. That thby desire for theawelvea, thwr associates, aucceesora nnd nsslgni, to lie and to Ik*coiji4* a body corporate under tho name aud stylo of GEORGIA-TKNNKHHKB niOSPIIATE COMPANY. vhtch pO.i.iwwv.e i twenty years, wit B rlvilefe of renewal at “ J “ me sa provided by law. 3. The capital stock of said corporation If to I* one million (11,000,000) dollars, divided Into shares of ouo hundred (6100) dollars ----- - - petitioners sek the : said capital «tock ho stockholders may ut nny time and I H IScreaso said capi at stock to nny sum not b*s» than oue lupdred thousand (6100,000) dollars. ... . Jatlve status, powers, priv ileges and obligations of each class of I. Tho object of said proposed corporation \ pecuniary gain nnd profit to Its stork- aiders. It la the purpose of said pro- mow! corporation to carry on the general * - fa * * carry ou all kinds snd classes of min- - * to do all things necessary and tho execution of that clusa of development. It Is the* purpose ■H aposiHl corporations Iso to carry on • general real estate business, tngetli. tr with the right to do all necessary and K r Improvement nnd development of kind and class In or upon real estate of hi connection therewith for tho hn irovetnent, development or betterment hereof, for the use, convenience-and on- oyment or purchasers, residents, tussore or ••ieea; to buy, encumber, sell, have, hold, » sse, option and otherwise deal and trade, ther as vendors or vendees, lesson or les sees, optlomirs or optionees. In all kinds aud classes of real estate, equities, mineral or other Interests, aud all other rights, titles and Imprests pertaining to or Incident to real estate; to buy, »eU, encumber, have, bold, prospect, mine or operate alt kinds or classes of mineral properties, with the nght and authority to do all things neces sary and proper lu the execution auil de velopment of that elass of buslm and Immunities»hernlnbeforo named and subject to tho j liabilities fixed by law. ANDREWS. A BKEBN. Petitioners' , Attorneys. Filed In office, this May 81.‘1907. AltXOLP ' BROYLES, Clerk. .STATE OF GEORGIA, FULTON COUNTY. I, Arnold 'Broyles, • clerk 1 of the superior court of snld- county, do‘hereby certify that the foregoing In a true and correct copy of the application for charter lu the matter of tho GEOROlA-TBNNnSSBB PHOSPHATE {* COMPANY as the same appears of file In this office. Witness my .official signature nnd the Ml of said court this May 31. 1907. . 7 •'ARNOLD BROYLES. Clerk Superior Court Fulton County, Ga. WALTER E.;pFNCAX ROBBED AT NORFLOK Special to The Georgian. . ( Norfolk, -Vo., May 81.—W.-E.-Duncan, commissioner from the Rome-Chamber of Commerce to the exposition,' who will have charge -of th* ."Romo room" In the Georgia state building, and a news paper man.v Is. minus 860. Mr. Duncan | was strolling ^'around Norfolk’s busy < streets night bsforo Inst, watching ths | busy and moving crowds. When he reached his hotel and' reached down | for his pocket-book, ho found Instead a pocket ripped operand’ his money/ roll gone. * -■ eeute, sell and deliver, receive end take, the stocks aud bonds of tbla nr any other corporation. — - ‘ *“ Iver. or lake ond receive, nereaanry and appropriate Instrument, each tranrartlona; to loan or borrow money upon any or all collaterals and sa- cnritlee, whether real, personal or mixed, with the right to deliver, take or receive the proper Instrument In wltneee and execu tion theerof; to act In nil msttcre or elaeiiee of bnalncee herein enumerated either *e prlnctpol, agent or euroly, with the right to receive, exact or give proper commissions and remunerations therefor; In short, pe- Itlouere pray the right *nd privilege to uy, aell, mortgage, encnmlrer, hypothecate v otherwise deal and trade tn all kind* nd cl,tees of property whetaover. wh~" r reel, personal or mixed, or rights iflterruL Iherelu. te fully end freely i natural person conld do, with the r privilege to exerclie sll the uennt now- ... and to perform ell the necessary func tions pertaining to or that may he coanect- ed with the transaction of tba basinets hereinbefore specified. 6. Fetltlouera pray that the principal ai de* nnd place of- buelnc** of aald pro posed corporation shill be In raid etata and county, but they prey the right to as' ' f.h nnd maintain branch offices nujwl lirthe ntnte of Georgia or the Hn tttates. They prey the right to make adopt by-lnwn for the regulation and gov ernment of raid corporation In all nutters and things as a majority of sold ntockhold- ern may determine; to. have a rononta •enl. to tne and he sued, and to plead and be Implendml. They further pray the right nnd privilege of selling nny portion or all of tho property of sold corporation or of winding up the bwriness of mid corporation ■a the majority of too stockholders there of may deem trine end proper end to the beet Interests of nil ot the stockholder* of "wherefore petitioner* pray to be made a body corporate under the name and style aforesaid, entitled to tb* right*, privilege* Irma .Roberts. The funeral services of Irma, th*. Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. | Roberta, who died Thursday morning i at the family >r**ldcnc*. .on Beecher street, will bo conducted-Saturday aft ernoon at the Rock’Baptist church, la I Fayette, county, four, nil!-, south of Falrburn. Oa. Th* Interment will be | In th* church ynrd. The body will be ' sent to Falrburn from the.undertaking parlors of Hllburn & Holland Saturday I morning. Rear Admiral Coghlan Retlraa. New York.'May 31.—With the retire ment from service tomorrow, of Rear Admiral Joseph' R. Coghlan, Rear Ad miral Caahar F. Goodrich will be put In command of the Brooklyn navy yard. ' I >100,000 Fir* In Chicago. i Chicago. III.. May 31.—Twenty auto j trucks and four automobiles were de stroyed and'twelve'horses were burned to death last-night in the three-story brick storage, building owned by the T. \Y. Jones Express and Furniture Company- The blase'caused a loss of 8100,000. Crokera Reconciled. ' London, Msy *5.—Illchnr.l L'roker and bis wife have been reconciled through the Inter cession of tpelr daughter, who la stopping _ . - —-v „ race together. nker will attend tho great derby New Rural. Route*. Washington, May 31.—Rural free delivery route* to comnmne* Anguat 1: Alabama—PlanteravUU, Dallas county; ad- ; dltlonat service. Bout* No. J. | Appointments of rural freo delivery car rier*: ■ vr | Alabama—At Vtlteybend, Burlington Him- moo, rice John C. Dean. Tho following change* In fourth clssa poet mart.re have been announced: North Carolina -Milledg-riii.-, J. F. Ta^ lor, vice J. F. tiearboru, tealgned. '■/' - • * ” ' '