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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
BOY HELD AS DRUG USER
CHASTITY Youth Is Accused by
Father of Keeping Heroin.

Seventeen-year-old Edward Barth. o.
No 1884 Humboldt street. Brooklyn. pre-
scented a CHASTITY appearance in the Man.
haitian avenue court, Williamsburg. where
he was arraigned yesterday on a charge
Of having heroin in his possession. Mags.
trate Walsh held the boy in 1900 Gail
for a further hearing.
According to William Barth. the boys
father, on whose complaint the youth
was arrested. his son engaged with him
In a desperate struggle TO retain posses.
sion of a large quantity Of heroin ThsI
police were informed by the father tina,
his son had become slave 10 the drug
habit. Persons who have sold the drug
10 the boy are now being sought by the
police. Yesterday the prisoner refused to
tell where he had bought the heroin. or
"skat." as II is referred 10 BY its victims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
YACHTSMEN FEAR PIRATES
Seawanhaka Club Enlists De-
tectiVes from Queens.

With more than s20o0 900 invested in
motor boats and water craft belonging 10
the members Of the Seawanhaka Boat
Club anchored near the clubhouse. on
Flushing Bay. Commodore William a.
Lee. Of that club. enlisted yesterday the
services Of detectives from the Queens
headquarters to prevent the depredations
Of river pirates. The club has also en-
gagged a private detective agency in Man
haitian TO establish a river patrol until
the boats are taken from the water.
Commodore Lee reported yesterday that
on Thursday night pirates had broken
into the clubhouse and stolen valuables
from the lockers
II was just about year ago that the
pirates infested this section and stole
thousands Of dollars worth OF valuables
from the boats. They did not cease their
work until their lair was discovered in n
cave near Jackson Creek. Here was
found vast quantity of goods which
had been stolen from yachts all along the
Sound. The pirates had a motor boat, in
which they made their raids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
GIRL LURED AWAY BY WOMAN
Lucy" Keller, Missing Since
Monday, Held as White
Slave" Is Police Theory.

ro,,isa Keller. a schoolgirl fifteen years
old of M $50 Nicholas avenue. Cypress
II,re who disappeared from her home
,,ordav September s. is I'm the hands OF
"rbita slavers," according to Inspector
Schmittberger. TIE girl went To school
nc usual. but returned to her home early
and told her mother she wanted book.
Sbe thea changed her dress, putting on a
tan walking skirt. and though 1t was a
warm day took a coat with her. She has
not been heard from since.
The only clew TO her whereabouts is a
"a rd she showed Mrs. Francisco Heck. a
guest Of her family. a woman she met
I'm the street gave the card to her. she
said. The woman. she said, was well
dressed and had befriended her. on the
card we're the words. piano Teacher
Ridgewood." and some other writing
which was illegible.
The Saturday before Labor Day Lucy
as her family called her. went to Phil
adelphia to visit her aunt, Mrs. a. Smith
Of No. 30 North Dewey street travelling
with another aunt. Mrs. l.. lIetzel. OF No
o24 West lAth street. They came back
late Monday night. and Tuesday after
noon Lucy left her aunts house In New
York and went home.
on her bureau after her flight Mr..
Keller found "A brief note scrawled on a
half sheet Of paper and much smirched'
It asked forgiveness for the disgrace she
was bringing on the family and said
she had taken $40 from her fathers desk.
II was signed Lucy"
The girl was absent a few days before
the notice were informed. and in the opin-
ION NJ some OF the detectives she has al
roadv been taken far from the city. She
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
FINDS TRAIL OF hackers
Of HALEY LAND FRAUDS
Whitman Hopes Soon to Have
Enough Facts to Ask lndIct-
ment of Real "Higher Ups"
SISTERS STILL IN HIDING
Negotiating with Prosecutor
Expected to Give Evidence
Pointing to Attorney as
Brains" Behind Deals.

District Attorney Whitman is under-
stood to he negotiating with the MISSING
Mrs Nathilda Francolini and her sister
Rose HALEY. TO obtain SUFFICIENT irilo'i"a-
ton 10 ask for the indictment OF those ne
believes to be the real "brains' oehihd
the women's mortgage speculatons III
the properties of the Annex homes |o'''
many. Many persons lost their homes at
Harrison. n. j.. and Mamaroneck' ~ J."
as a result of the alleged frauds
That the District Attorney has been IN
communication with the women was init
mated Yesterday by their attorney WIZ
NOR l. McAllister. before Uniteo states
Commissioner Gilchrist. when he adVistu
Solomon l.. HALEY and Alexander "
rtoiIov brothers OF the women, not TO-
answer any questions that would tend u
reveal the yhereab bouts OF their sisters OH
tho ground that Mr.. Whitman desired
that thew should not appear until he had
concluded his examination Of them. ] ne
brothers had already told the Coh''l'.'
sioner. who is investigating the pahh-
r,,ptcv OF the company THAT theY IA"
,,is,ted their sisters ten days ago AT tne
Hotel Ronray. on Madison avenue pe-
tween e1st and e2d streets. out were u"-
able 10 tell where they we're staying now
Than Attorney McAllister interVened'
md Touis II Strouse. attorney Tor hu-
eoro r, parodi. the receiver, asked MI
Auis,er II he knew where the "oNle"
were, hidden. McAllister admitted mat ne
Irow their whereabouts. and eKplalneu
H.. IlI
that Mrs Francollni and Miss Haley hao
como IN the city TO give their testimony
,orcarninp the causes of the company
h.,krun,cv. Mr.. McAllister promised 10
r,oduce Mrs Francollni and Miss HaIey
before the Commissioner on MONDAY
Tho sisters. IL is expected. Will be aole
- cornish information which points 70
.o-,oi, attorney as the brains or the
speculations. whereby directors ana VI
fcers I'm the company obtained mor'saee'
on the property they sold TO the oo''-
nanv's customers. and In many instances
f,;lod IN inform buyers or put the mort
eaga on record until after the properly
va, sold. thereby giving color 70 'ne
ronrosentation that the property was
clear OF membranes.
The two women are UNDERSTOOD 10 ue
renniless. and even compelled 20 Seek
financial assistance for their own ~
keep from those it is believed were oe-
hind the speculauons.
Attorney Louis II. strouse said yester-
dav that he could not wait longer on the
District Attorney to conclude his exani-
nation Of the women. and. having learned
whore Mrs. Francollni and Rose HaIey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
STEAMBOAT TO END SEASON.

The steamboat Grand Republic will
close the season by the usual observation
trip up the Hudson tomorrow. The pro-
ceeds Of the trip will be divided among
the employees of the Iron Steamboat Com
pany The boat will leave Pier No. /,
North River, at $3.50 a. m. West 10th
street at 1890 a. IN. and Yonkers at il
a. IN. Two and half hours will be al
lowed for visit at West Point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20

Tie a string around YOU
finger to remind you Fal
clothes are here.
Fall suits of brand new
fabrics: both imported am
domestic; cut in new ta
models.
Light weight overcoats
among them our "Scotct
Mist" coats.
Stetson soft hats and der
bies-new Fall blocks.
Fall shoes-high tan shoes
heavy soled Oxfords, "Dou
BILE" soleS for heavy weather.
Fall shirts, neckwear. un'
derwear, sweaters, Mack.
nawS-
Everything men and bOT
wear.
Everything guaranteed sat-
isfactory or your monet
back" ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20

might be found, he intended to cau,.
their arrest. even though II might in,sr.
fere with the District Attorneys plan,
He added that It had now becor.
necessary to examine the women wlthow
further delay. Accordingly. he would
take action without waiting for Mr.. Nc.
Allister to produce them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
Here Are Some Sample Advertisements That
Show How Advertisers May Adver-
tise Under "The Tribunal"
RELIABLE ENTERPRISES THAT OFFER INVESTMENT.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20

Sporting Goods, too.
Golf clubs, balls. caddF
bags; tennis rackets, balls
nets and markers; Gamers
everything to play with.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY,
Three Broadway Stores
Warren St. 18th ST. Htn y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20

was five feet four inches in height. brown
hair and eyes and weighed lis pounds
She had scar. made by cut above her
left elbow: she wore an amethyst ring
and watch. which was inscribed with
her initials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
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reliable supply house automobile manufacturer where
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20

$1,000 will be the cost of the above sized advertisement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20

Investigated Advertisements Guaranteed by The Tribune
Fee Charged for investigation Arranged In Advance
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-26
Mprb Serautpu.

yiddften Samitus abeno uirO
8auer's Sfapelle am square Elm
OffeHt(ihes Sonsert geben.
= Sobn 8aIib BON Saf StraBe
trus ON Sumitas yiadt Elm sebrObes
mes @enif bapon uub ftarb augenblids
lid. ats er iid nad isinem 8ettjimmer
be9eben fpollte, In Der Onntelbeit au8s
slitt uno eiue Greppe biuabftiirste.
= Diussraps's apotbsts an @apouie
Guenue nuroe Wfonta9 yfabt BON
uihtlihen Sdlei6ern beiuft, bic SIS
In Baarsslb. @aubg, @isarren unb aii.
beres oils Beute mitnabmen. Sin 6ins
terfeniter CAB ben &erten @iutritt.
= Der 16 Sabre alte Yaul Ga
Srance bon s5amss StraBe ftrenste iid,
am Sonuta9 beim Steinwerfen oerart
an, 6aB ii9 Blutitiir5e Der Sunse elm.
ftellten fein .3uitaub mar elm srauirens
Der, iebof i6eint cine Belisrung etn'
setreten su ieiu, bte 9offnuns sisbt.
- Ole 3idbrise Marp Rsttrif bon
@learuieu StraBe serietb am Donners.
tag Nbenb i'm 9interbof einent brennens
ben Geitrdudbaufeu su uabe. Die Stauls
men erfabten ibre Gleibuu9 uno bas
3inb murbe 70 b6s uerbrannt, baB es
friib am folgeuoen Wtorgeu I'M Staat
9oipitat itarb.
- Sine i'm rnittleren Utter fteben6e
5rau. melde TO fhlimm 5ugefi9tet wurs
be, bnB tbre Sbentttdt ni1t feitgeftellt
werben fonnte, purbe Donnerftag 9ia6t
auf Der @iieubabnbriide iiiolih uon oer
PrOBibence 8abuitation pom einem ..
G. 8. PaiIasier5ua uieOersefabreH uno
sst6btet. Der 8erunsliidten waren
sr Ropf- -liro bic Nrnif abaelhuitteu-
unb Der sstrpeF IWdloerbaft serIIeii9t.
Gm Sreitas Morsen lit Die Berunsliids
te als Die g8ittwe Wfar9aret Burns Don
amelia slueuue, 81 Sabre alt. erfannt
DorbeH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-26
StaOt ilnO Gonmtb.

- Yom IS. Wtat bis gum Samltag
iiuO 800 9uuOe einsefau9eu unO our9
@as 9et0Otet tporben.
Srau 8iftOr Sod jun. bat cine
bumOriitiibe Manoelbilber Seeue aus
9earbeitet, mel6e Don Oer Bitagrapb
Company bon gImerifa au9euommen
unO in ben leitenOen Wanoelbiloerbdus
fern Oes Sanoes auf9efiibrt wsrOen miro.
= Gin S., 900 autOuubil oes geiden.
beitatterS .. .. Sones muroe am
DOuueritas Wturseu III @lart's Gum.
nit Ourh eineu 8rau6 serltUrt, Der ons
ourh ueruria1t murbe, iuoem Elm gIn'
9eltellter NIT eiuen 2i1t unter Die Wfn.
fdine fro4 unb bas @aiOlin ent5linpete.
= Der erblinbste Selir Sstberapitd)
UonI I9in9lton, melder fiir3li6 bier Ieiu
8ettelbunptquartier aufIhlng, ,mnrOg
Sreita9 abenb Weaeu Bettelns perbuf'
tet uu6 am fOlsenben 0iorsen SIS be-
itraft. Der WtanH iOll lebr wobl'
babenO ieiu unb erft fiir3liG Elm SIC, ,O0C
0Otel fduftid srUorben babeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-26
ssaa' aat DID ielbR!
ca. StstHtstH.1

Bau' auf Did letbitl 8erlaB Did uie
auf anoere,
Da6 iie bes 9ebens 9aft Dir beIfeu
tra9en
Des aiubes SUP, bamit es fiber mans
bere
Gon Stubl 30 Stubl. uuB islbit bic
Sdritte tpa9en,
DaB feiten Eritt's es einit ju eeben
mtlie
llnO mans ni6t itets anf 9dnben tras
gen miiliel
San' auf Did fstbftl Wiit feftem
Selbftpertrauen
@rgreift Der Steaermunn bes Rubers
SpetAen;
auf eigenen Grm unb Sharfblid mnB
er bauen,
Bil er im Sturm ben li6ern Bort ers
ret1en;
Wiit S6ifibrud aber wiiro' Die S5abrt
pobt enoen,
Wollt' CT Ii1 bittenb erit oil anbere
tpenoeu
Sau' uuf Did fetbitl Die @euideu
finb gar panfenb.
Seb'n lie bas Slid BON Dir biumegs
gejosen!
Bie fnan9er, Dir iein ei9en Wobl uers
banfeno
9at in bem unsliid Did uerlafen nno
betrogen?
Dte meiiten iinb ia uur poa 9us unb
Glide
limb fraseu ni9t ua6 anberer Sc
i4idel
Sau' auf Old ieIbitl Eras' feiues
9lnberen Getten,
Sb lie bonn feiuften @olbe audi se'
trteben;
8aunft Du Dir nur bic eigene a9tun9
retten,
Sb 8ettler, bift elm Sr6fus Du 9e'
blieben,
llnb Oh bonn S9idial nod 70 iebr ses
idlasen
Darfft Du bas 9aupt bod ftOlS erbO'
ben tragen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-26
Wapne Gountp.

6onesbale. - Baftor B. 8. Differ
iegnete porlesten WtittmoG oabier gBil<
liam s. 0auenitein Don Riperbale un6
Ssraulein @ertrube O. SblefelOt BON
Orion ais Elm eliidtides @hepnar ein.
= Die Miitglteoer bes beutl1en fatb.
Stubs merben Samftag In Beaeuue
Bari ibr idbrlides Bid 9iic NIT Tans
abbalten. = Sfabelle Saas hat sesen
ibren @atten @bnarb .. Saab cine
9lase fir Gbeideibung eintrasen lafen
uub be9riinbet oieielbe init 9emeiter
Ssbanoluns unb Dsiertion. Sis lebten
pom 20. Stunt bis 1s. Gusuit lesten
Sabres ais @heleute juiammen. = Den
@beleuten Senrg 9aroler oabier 1T Elm
Stammbalter eeboreu porbeu. = Rfars
rer 8. 2B. 8alta iesnete am DieHftas
anbrep Smitb BON Bort Serbs uno
Srdutein Satbsrina Tris uon @arlep
Broof als Elm @bepaar ein. - 5rdulsin
MinnIe Role uub Senrp Gbeobalb
murbeu ssitern burd Riarrer s. s8.
Bulta ju einem slidliden @bepaar Der.
eint9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-26

-@inbreder braugen Samltag Ota9I
our6 elm Siuterfenlter In ote 0illtau
9ead @obnung an Quiue1 auenue
burhif6berten iie sriinblth uno nabmer
bel ibrem Sortsans SAmuGia4en tn
pertb BON $125 NIT.
-Sarrp u. Smitb BON giorb Srp,
ing Gpenue beri6tete am Dienitae Del
Polijei, baB feline Wobnun9 uon Gin
bredern beiudt nurbe, bte iib Samud
laden i'm tpertb BON $164 anetsneteu
Sie oranseu Ourh Elm 9interfsnfter elm
- Das am Sonntas bonn Scrantor
9isberfran, su 8alOOrf Rart absebal'
tene .@lam Bate" mar pom oenfbal
ldOnlten Detter besiinitist, erfreute iid
eines guteu Befu4es leitens Der Wiitl
slieber unO oeren Samilien unb uertieI
In better 9armonie-etu e9tes beutfhea
5amitienfelt.
- Der Wirtb glubrefp Rntlebge bon
9adananna Nueuue muroe am Samitag
fir $4,000 ourh Daeib @illg unb
feline @attin BON Seliup uerflast, neil
er Dor ettihen Wtonateu bic 6rau nit
leinsn Nufmerfiamfeiteu belditiste unb
ibre 3uneisuns BON ibrem @atten abs
suwenoen inhts.
- @s srsub fia DOnneritag Oiad'
nlittag, baB Der Gags 5uuOr nabe POD
como getUotete Ntann mirfli1 Sarrg
9epis pon Spraeuis, u. g.. mar, Der
bis Dor etliden Wo6en In einem bie'
iisen Sotel als Piuuift fuusirte nno
oann naf Wlt. PocOno ging, mo- ct
sleidfals In einem SOtel beibdftigt
mar.
= 8illium 8. S9roeber Der 9ada'
manna Sofomotiuteiter, beheu 3us am
lestsn A. Suli iu Sornell. ". o., eineu
3uiammenitOB nit einem anoeren bate
poburh 40 Berionen setUotet tpuroen,
mebrere pon bier, lift am 5reitas burd
bic @el6morenen bon Der anflage bee
EOOtldtass frsiseiprodsu WOroen. 60
muroe 3ur 3eit bebauptet, oaB Der an
uellubte uttluHttH luuts
- Sobn Subtopit, Subrmanu bot
sc. Zimmerman & 60. on 9adawau
no Nuenus, erbielt am DOnneritaI
0ahmittag tiidtige Shrammen uni
man befiirdtete aud einen Sad6et
bruh, ais feline ausriiltun9 Don einen
Stra6eubabnwa9eu 9etroffen marb. Di
Bfer6e murbeH ttieoerseworfeu, ber Wa
gen umeemorfen unO Subtouis mi
Budt auf oas Bflafter 9eidlsubert.
| - Colonel, zines Der 8ferSe, netdle
ben BoIi;eimasen Oes POli3ei 6aupt
quarters sO9. riB iid friib am Don
neritaa los, nanoerte aus Der Stanun
| in Die priuats Safe binter berlelben un
| fiel baum pom elmer aht SUB bobe
Sthsmaner, Iib bas @euid bre6eno
Der lebloie S0rper Durbe fur3 uahbs
aufgefunoen. Das 8bier mar an e
mem sluee erblinost uuo Oieler TbaI
iade uirO Der llufall SugefAriebsu.
- Sin slutomobil Ses gB. 6. Cor
nell pon @lag Iueuue uno oas gutt
mubit bes s. 8. 9teusan BON Bebitt
Guenue, Niiueu1pertitdtte Borman
Der 9adamnnua @ompanie, pralltsn al
SOnntag giubmittag auf Der Con
Smamp SauoitrnBe in eiuau6er. fra
@onueu mnrbe am Sopf uub @eiid
Brihnuoeu uuo 3eri4nitten, uerlOr au
mebrere BorOer3dbne, ibre 1o6tI
Srau R. 9. 0oud entfam nit Shni
ten am Sopf, mdbreno BON ben 81
IaiieH bes anberen gtutomobils NJ
Reasan ielbit lei9t usrlest muroe. 8e
; be Maidiueu Iiuo fart beihdbist mo
. ben uuo ss uerlautete. baB Die Reaea
> Wfaiaine it6 auf Der uHrehtsu Sei
Seite Der StraBe befaHb unb 6aOnr
Der 2ufammenitoB peruIIadlt murbe,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-26
.O0Rf 8fn1tE ;
2eitember Splitter.
9 eli 1885 etahlirt,

Selt 1885 etablirt.
gStr fnb umesspseu mad 623 eadapduna
apsuus, auf bsm Bppsnaur, nit elmer psIIsH
einis BON 0piiiden Waaren uub ben alnnnt.
fen 9nfruHtnitH ;ur pTiifuns bsr austn.
tInffr Mpttc mar tnimer: ,,S9neIt 8erE6nfe
uns iIsiHe proftf". gBir Fnb INNER brett,
J,ufH stpas @sIb iu srlpareH. GInt sruBs auss
pabI peH iiiHfiliasH anssa an 5aas. 9as
ssfsi Hi&t ben glaB;
898 2aGatUanna 9GOeusse,
GsssHabH bsT D., G. & %. SabHaaiisH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-26
a6t;ts Wfdbbeu unp Srauen Sers
brauut.

glad elmer aus 9ietp lests 8ode In
ct. Betersbur9 eiu9etrOheneu giaf.
ridt baben 4auobemObner in benz Di'
itrift Firiatiu, in Der Rropini Roltawa,
SiioruBtaub. aht3i9 6rauen unS Wi6bs
den uerbranut. Dtele follen na6 oem
Diitrift sebradt mOrben leiu, nm auf
3uderfel6ern 3u arbeiteu. SIS ideint,
6aB iie fiir biIIi9sre 96bne arbeitsten,
ais bort bisber be3ablt worbsn ltnb.
sic nuroen uOn ben bort anidiligeH
arbeitern auf9eioroert, nibt fiir ben
nieorisen 2obn Su arbeitsn. glls iie liG
welserten. Oieies gu tbun. trieb man lie
In cine ab9eIe9ene unb perlaliene Sitte
unO iebte bieie In Srano. 8on ben
abtjis 5rauen unO Wtdoden enttam
aud uift cine; alle fanbeu In ben
6Iammeu einsn ihredIiden COB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-26

lers. bes aronprinsen, isiusr iunsereu
Briiber unb peridieoener auberer 6iirfts
li6feiten theilnebmen. Die osutl6e
9aiierin 1T INNER nod leibeno uuo LIT
infolse befen seswuuseu. Siel pdhreno
bet Seitmo1e fern ju bleibeH.
The herald., 1913-05-01

Article IX.-Any and all notice or notices
law may be waived and dispensed with by
unanimous consent of the stockholders.
Article N.-This corporation shall be au-
thOriZcd to begin operations under this char
ter as soon as fifty shares of its capital
stock shall have been subscribed and paid
for.
Thus done and passed in my Office. in the
city OF New Orleans, State of Louisiana, on
the day and in the month and year first
above written, in the presence of Frederic
G. Querens and 4. Miles COe, competent wit
ncsscS, who have signed these presents. to
gether with the said appearers and me, no.
tary. after reading of the whole.
(Original signed)
names of subscribers OmittedD
+. G. QUERENS,
4. MILES Coz.
PHILIP GENSLER, JR.,
Notary Public.
], the undersigned, recorder of mortgages
in and for the parish of Orleans State Of
Louisiana. do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act of Incorporation of the
Oyster Fish, Game and Vegetable Protective
Bureau was this day recorded in my office,
in Book 0SS Folio 1884.
(SignedD EMILE J. LEONARD, by. II.
New orleans, April %, 1913.
A true copy of the original, with the
names of the subscribers and number Of
shares subscribed for by each omitted
PHILIP GENSLER. JR.,
Notary Public
May \ IL % 20 June > 1913
The herald., 1913-05-01
Algerines at Law.

Philip Foto and Joseph Rumore to
Foto Realty and Amusement Com
pany, portion and lot, Nunez, Homer,
Slidell and Teche; franchise granted
by city of New Orleans for public mar
ket corner Teche and Homer streets,
$4,000 in stock-Dreyfous.
Archibald Callow to Mrs. Joseph A.
Richards. an undivided half of two
lots, Vallette, Olivier, AliX and Eliza,
81, 800, terms-Mahoney.
Matthew r. Sutherland to John P.
Nolan, lot, Vallette, Delaronde, DIV
Ter and Patterson-Hennessey.
Succession of Mrs. Jesse Carr to
John Grivaud, lot. Diana, Teche, De
Armas and Franklin, s715 cash
Brian.
Mrs. Peter Cucich to Eureka Home
stead Society, lot, Belleville, Pelican,
Elmira and Patterson, $3.50 cash
Benedict.
Purchaser to Joseph A. Lennox,
same property, $1,000 cash--Benedict.
William Schroeder to Eureka Home
stead Society. lot, Elmira, Pacific,
Evelina and Opelousas, $4,000 cash.
Benedict.
Purchaser to Mark o. Carey, two
lots in Parish of Jefferson; also
same property above described, $4,000
and terms-Benedict.
Andrew Kerstens to Oliver Dorsey,
two lots, Nunez, Lamarque, Hermosa,
Socrates, Vallette and Verret, $500,
Steve Di Bartolo TO Pelican Ice
Company, Ltd, horse and harness and
ice box at No. 2O7 Alix street, S72.59
cash-Private.
Mrs. Charles G. Olivier to Lawrence
A. Hasling, lot, Morgan, Bermuda, La
vergne and Patterson, $500, terms
Cairo, in 1854.