davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-06
LOWELL NEWS

DR.. Friedrich Castle, who has been
confined TO his home for several years
with rheumatism, Is reported as being
worse, requiring the attention of a
physician more frequently.
The late cold snap is affording the
small boys and girls much pleasure
skating.
Dorsey Collins, who for the last year
has lived in Lowell. being engaged in
the poultry and produce business, has
moved with his family back to Hege-
wisch. his former home. Dorsey was
the first baseman on Lowelrs champion
ship ball team the last season, and
while here made many friends, who
regret to see him and his estimable
family leave.
fine new piano has been placed
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs S. v.
Petrie.
On account of visiting day, there was
no school in the Lowell schools today.
Some of the teachers visited at VAL
paraiso.
Corn shredders are numerous, and
kept pretty busy down in this part of
the country these days.
The County Fair" by fifty of
LowelPs home talent at the opera house
tonight, promises to be an interesting
entertainment, and will be largely pa
tronized by our townspeople.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-06
GRIFFITH NEWS

John Miller was a Crown Point Wis
itor today.
Math Beireger made a trip to the city
this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks went TO
Hammond this afternoon.
10 Grimmer spent the day in Chi
cago.
John Scheiser made a business trip to
Crown Point today.
Mrs. NJ. c. Barney is reported as suf
fering from an attack of erysipelas.
VIM. Covert of Shererville is visiting
friends here today.
Prof. ]. H. Goad is offering his horse
and buggy for sale. His friends think
maybe 1t means that he has an attack
of motor mania
VIM. Jansen is going to Chicago
today to visit the throat specialist
who is doctoring him He is improv-
ing rapidly.
A. Wilson. the c. /. s. & E. detective
was here today on official business.
| John Wise of Crown Point, who was
reported sick a few days ago, is dead
His son. John Wise. jr. trustee of st
Johns township. is quite sick at hi
home. in Shererville, the result Of eX
posture during the Illness Of his father
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-06
MONON NEWS.

William Schlemann of Francesvine
was a business caller in Monon yes
terday.
John Alkire of Monticello mingled
with friends and swapped jokes here
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Unthank delightfully."-
entertained a party of young folks at
their home last evening.
Monon is now a dry town, S A.
Roses license expiring last evening.
The Epworth League gave a social
at the home of Mrs. John Pogue last
evening.
Miss Wood OF Culver is visiting with
friends in Monon.
Percy Armstrong was a caller in
Monon yesterday
B. H. Brown was in Monticello on
business yesterday.
Charley Pope is again able to be on
the streets after another seige of rheu-
matism.
Bert and Charles Martin of Lafay-
cite are visiting relatives and friends
here.
Call Sweet and children. Fred and
Grace, who were visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Bowman. returned to their home il
Redbridge, Ind, yesterday.
r. E. Fuller came home from Otti.
today.
Mrs. NJ. Omara is visiting in Louis
vile, KY.
Mrs. Hugh Carroll of Hammond i.
visiting Monon friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Holmes were IL
Chicago yesterday.
The Battenberg club met with Mrs
Cora Hancock
With a roast pig supper Tuesda,
evening the saloon of S. A Ros,
closed its career. This makes Monol
dry town.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-06
HESSVILLE NEWS

D. Lopote of Toleston. transacted
business in Hessville Thursday
William Adams has resigned his po-
sition at Gibson.
Ernest Ginther Of Hammond is car
ing for his paretns. Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Ginther, who are quite sick.
Mrs. Richard Adams has been on
the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs, Christ Prohl Of Ham
mond are now making their home with
Mrs. Prohrs parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C
Homann.
Miss Amelia Homann was a Ham
mond visitor yesterday.
Frank Williams of Chicago is visit
ing in Hessville.
Miss Newell viii go to Griffith this
evening for a few days visit.
Mrs. Johanna Lohse is quite sick
with rheumatism.
Jacob Fullgraf is the carrier for the
Lake County Times now.
Charles Neace has moved to Hess
vile from East Chicago.
Mrs. Mclaughlin was a Hammond
visitor yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-06
GARY NEWS

Attorney Marshall E. Gallon looked
after business interests in Chicago yes
terday afternoon.
number of steamfitters. working
for the c. II Maloney company, were
called out this morning, thereby tying
up work on several contracts in which
the company is doing the work. The
disagreement arose over the number of
hours men were working, and also
the discharge of a man this morning,
to which the men took exception.
Paul vido Of Washington street. and
Thirteenth avenue. is purchasing prop
erty on Broadway, south of the Penn
sylvania railroad.
The Wabash is making rapid head
way east of Broadway. south of its
tracks The building is TO be an ex-
tensive structure much the same
scale and style as one recently erected
by them in St Louis.
Real Estate Dealer Smith spent this
afternoon in Chicago.
The fixtures for the First National
bank are scheduled to arrive here at
the close of next week. With their in
stallation, the building will be com
pleted and the bank can move into it's
permanent home for which they have
been waiting for some time. The
equipment includes two large fire
proof vaults, one from which safety
deposit box will be rented to the public
and the other for the private use of
the bank. The cash safes have already
arrived and been installed
The Board of trustees meets this
afternoon to organize as a board of
finance. under the new depository law,
which went into effect the first of the
month.
Mrs. Or. Walsh spent last evening
in Chicago with relatives.
DR.. II. +. Walsh is in Crown Point
this afternoon on city health depart
ment business
Judge Fitzgerald has obtained office
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-06
ROBERTSDALE NEWS

Mrs. c. Anderson of Reese avenue
was the guest of friends in Chicago
Thursday.
Theodore Harvey of Harrison avenue
moved his family to Whiting yester-
day.
Mrs. B. Barnes and P. Ryan of Reese
avenue saw ''Trixie" at the Calumet
theatre in South Chicago, last evening
Mrs. Harry Nelson of Lake Front
Park spent Thursday visiting relatives
in Chicago.
Mrs. Agnes Roberts and daughter.
Miss Amy. are spending the week end
visiting the formers brother and wife,
Mr. and Mrs Henry Atchison of Wood
vile, Ind.
Miss Jennie Johnson of Roberts ave-
nue. attended funeral in Chesterton,
Ind. yesterday.
The three children of Mr. and Mrs.
A. X. Whitelaw are on the sick list
Mesdames Henry Eggers and Edison
Moore returned home yesterday. after
spending week visiting the latter
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Of Lowell
Ind.
Mrs. J. Moren visited relatives in
Chicago. on Thursday.
| Henry HIATT Of Roberts avenue enter
tanned his sister from Chicago yes
terday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r Rsimbold are enter
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-06

quarters in the postoff1ce building at
Broadway and Sixth avenue. and is
moving in today. He will live on the
third floor of the Farovid building in
the same block. The Judge. who takes
to politics like the proverbial duck to
water would admit no significance could
attach to his moving from the First
to the Second ward.
The BelI-Borman Drug company re-
ceived yesterday a splendid soda
fountain and equipment that was in
stalled on the south side of the room.
Edward Jewell, president of the
board of education. has been quite i'll
for several weeks, but is slowly i'm
proving.
Attorneys MacCracken and Fitz-
gerald. who represented the Garden
City Land company in their remon-
STRANGE to the board Of trustees, CON
corning their assessment for the open
ing, widening and extending of Nine
teenth avenue. are preparing an ap-
peal to the circuit court to ask a re-
duction of the assessment They
donated half of the street originally
and object to paying heavily toward
the cost of the other half The case
will probably be hard fought, mas
much as the board OF trustees spent a
large amount of time in spreading the
| assessment. owing to their wish TO
take into consideration the large part
already given by the Garden City
! people.
L. p. Goodwin of the Gary Invest
ment company. is the latest local man
to be commissioned a notary public.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-06
CROWN POINT NEWS

Jno. and Ernest Wilson, George Weis.
Frank Muzzal, Thomas Meeker and
Delbert Mccoy took in the Fat Stock
show yesterday.
Jno. Weis. aged about 70 years, died
last night of pneumonia.
Miss Emma Afnsworth has obtained
her third honorary degree at the Metro
politan Business college of Chicago.
The divorce case of Weig VS.. Weig,
before Judge McMahan, resulted in a
judgment for the plaintiff, with an ali
unony Of $500 a year. The complaint
was that Weig did not talk enough,
and his attorney. Frank Gavit, ap-
pealed the case because of the aIimony.
Frank Knight & Sons have moved
their Office to the Elder Block, back of
Bans law office.
Misses Rae LaThrop and Millicent
Hart were guests of the Eyelet club
at Miss Edith McCoy's house last
evening.
General Gidley, dredge man from
Hebron, was in town yesterday.
Miss Mayme Maillet Entertained the
court house girls at dinner last even
ing Mrs. Dietrich of Hammond was
a guest.
L. A. Bryan transacted business at
the court house yesterday.
c. E. Boiling, an insurance man of
Michigan City, was here yesterday.
About a dozen ladies surprised Mrs.
T.. r. Cole last evening with a card
party, after which refreshments were
served. Mrs. NJ. Rockwell, Mrs. Walter
Altman and Mrs. Frank Krinbin were
the prize winners. Mrs. Cole intends
starting for Pueblo, Colo, next week
hoping for an Improvement in health
by the change.
Bejamin F. Hayes fell on the slippery
walk. and as a result found a rib
was broken.
Mrs. Margaret Pettibone fell from a
street car in Chicago, and quite pain
fully hurt herself, 1t requiring four
stitches to sew the wound.
The Commercial club gave their first
card party last evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-06
EAST CHICAGO NEWS

Louis Greenfield has purchased of
Dunn & Taylor the Electric theatre
situated at One Hundred and Ninety
first and One Hundred Ninety
streets, in South Chicago.
Attorney VanHorn of Indiana Har-
Dor. transacted business in East Chi
cago yesterday.
Mrs. Abe Goldberg of Gary was an
East Chicago visitor yesterday.
Harry futile transferred his barber
shop on Olcott avenue, to Frank Ault
yesterday.
Frank Callahan was initiated into
the Elks last night.
Messrs. Katz, keenan,. Rogers and
Edgar drove over to Hegewisch last
night to attend a dance
Dr. and Mrs Spear left today for
California where Mrs. Spear will stay
for some time.
The Episcopal Mission of the Coco
Shepherd has been presented with {
handsome silver communion service
consisting Of chalice poten and tive
cruets. The service was blessed by
Rev Charles Albert Smith. rector Of
St Paurs church. Hammond, an(
priest in charge of this mission, anC
was first used Dec. 1. The donor is
unknown.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-06

Boersema was we'll attended yesteF-
day. Mr.. Boersema and family INTEND
leaving Highlands in the near future
10 make their home in Englewood, H.
Mrs. Joseph kaufman Of Munster at
tended a picking bee Wednes-
day, given by Mrs. Fred Schultz OF
Lansing. 4 very pleasant day was
spent by Mrs. kaufman. the hostess
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-06

and the following ladies: Mrs. Fred
Miller, Mrs wettenhagen. Mrs Charles
l. Schultz, Mrs. Rain and Mrs. Charlie
Schultz.
Peter MoIenaar 5r. had the misfor-
tune to fall into Harris ditch yester-
day while on a hunting tour. He was
rescued by his brother. John Molenaar,
but received quite chilly bath.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-06

tanning out-of-town relatives at their
home in Harrison avenue this week
Mrs VIM. Waldorf spent Thursday
shopping in Chicago.
J. Farguharson of Chicago transacted
business here Thursday.
Miss Hubbard of Roberts avenue is
suffering with a severe cold
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John H Cochran, Chicago. ..........22
Lizzie Jane Boyd, Chicago. ........19
George ]. Gilmore. Chicago. .S3
Minnie Brucks, Chicago. .3S
William Krause, South Chicago. As
Adeline Nommensen, South Chicago. 80
winfried J. Diehl, Chicago. 20
Jane A. Nixon, Chicago. .............19
Harvey e. Nelson. Chicago. ........47
Elizabeth L. Webb. Chicago. ...... 40
Herbert C. Craft. Chicago. rs
Lydia NJ. HcNeil. Chicago. ~
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
BUILDING ACTIVITY IN BROOKLYN.

The buildng tables Brooklyn Janu-
to date plans have been filed about 776o struct
ures about s5a500 Oo0 as against about 1900
buildings last the estimated cost Of which
55Sooo0 for which plans filed in the correspond
ing period last A large number OF buildings pro
Jecei this 70 be erected In South Brooklyn
Tho Real Guide says IN its last
issus about building operations in part follows;
Building operations Brooklyn So
IN advance OF the previous year. Although the figures
the Buildings Department tor October exhibit con
tnued lowering in the cost OF
plans hled during the preceding pres
ent when compared with the corresponding period
1905 yet ths total buildings for 1907 still exceeds
that for 1906 By considerable margin. Many builders
already laying plans for 1905 present nd-
ca. ons it would that a greater number OF small
private houses will be erected spring those Of
the tWo-famiy type Among the new buildings to be
begun IN South Brooklyn is story
brick dwellings 10 be by T. H. Bishop az a cost
Of about $4,000 II is quite likely that opera
lions VIII DO started during the Dyher
Heights and Bensonhurst sections"
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

The Fluri Construction Company has sold six
story elevator apartment house. plot 991Ix100 feet
az the northeast OF i5sth st and Broadway.
J Levy & Co sold for client Nos. 327 go
tO5th s.. six story houses Eliot
60xIOo II feet.
Michael A. Devanny has sold 20 Daniel r. Freedman
ll6 East Goth four story dwelling house. lot
2OxlOO5 feet,
The DuToss company has sold for James II. Herman
No 333 West 18th ST. four story single athouse
2JxIOO.
Emanuel Bach has sold to William Fisher No 81
St. Eve story tenement house. q sxs2
feet.
Edward Baumgarten has sold for Ignatz Koref to
seph the three brownstone dwelling
No 800 East 69th st., lot 16.sx feet
Max has bought from the Fleming estate No <o2
Grand st. a story building. 2jxlO0 feet between
Suffolk and Clinton The property been sold
1885.
" J. Huston 4 Son have sold for David II. Taylor To
Ada T.. Masiin three lots. 2Jx96 feet
side of Nelson So feet north Of 1924
lanes l. Libby has scld through B Il. WeisksT, h.r
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Liverpool 12-CaTmania tBr Now York via Queens
Plymouth Nov Il. sos n-Adriatio Brl New York for
CheTbourg and Southampton tand proceeded.
Bremen. l3. m--krouprinz Wilhelm Gierl Neuy
York via Plymouth and Cherbourg. zieten tGer) New
York
Rotterdam. Nov l2-Ceto Princess tBr). New York
Estonla Qtussl, New York for Libau
Marseies. Nov l2Perugia (Erl. New York via Naples
Naples. Nov 49, m-Europa tItaD. New York. 9th
Germana Q'D. New York: Savona (Br). New York
Gibraltar.
Penang iI-Clearpoo CBr) New York via Port Natal
Montevideo. Nov i2-MIton tBr) New York via Rio =.
Pauiiiac 9-Lucerna (I}r), York FOR Borieaux
Bermuda. Nov I3-Manoa (Br). New York Tor Demerars
SAILED
Southampton Nov 13-Majestic (Br) New York Via Chs,
bourg and Queenstown Trent (Br). Kingston, Colon
etc, and New York.
Bremen, Nov 13 . n--barbaroSsa Ger. New York
Naples. Nov l2-Repubc (Br). New York. Nord America
QtaD, New York
Bahia Blanca Nov lO-Manchester Inventor Csr, New
Palermo Nov 11-scilan Prince CBr). from pa,ra, for
Shields Nov 12-Gut Hell CGer). from Hamburg for
Calcutta. Nov s-Rauenfels CGer) Boston and New yor,
Bermuda, Nov l3-Manoa CBr). from New York for 81
Rio de JaneirO Nov ls-CalderOn Belg,. from santos
colombo Nov io-stoizentels tGer nom Calcutta for
Boston New York.
Cochin. Nov i2-Indrawadi CBrl. from Yokohama etc,
Hong KONG. Nov Ia-ocean Monarch CBr) from Yoko-
mama, etc for New York
PASSED
Fastnet Nov Ia-Suwanee CBr) New York for harrow
scillv Nov Is, a ur-Graf waldersee Ger Nev Work
for Plymouth. CheIhourg end Hamburg
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
NEW ENTERPRISE SUIT.
Rcceircr SUES Er-St0te Treasurer
for SEQ 900.

Ts;.tsE,,re Nov. 13-Thoraas Rinaker receiver
for the Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny,
filed a suit in assumpsit against Frank G. Har-
rs ex-State Treasurer of Pennsylvania to-day,
claiming $4,000 with interest from October 23,
1902 The suit is on two drafts of $4,000 each.
made on October p. 1903. TO the order Of W. H.
Andrews. Territorial Delegate to Congress from
New Mexico. and iudorsed by AIr. Harris. One
draft was paid through the Commonwealth
Trust Company Of Harrisburg, and the other
through the Clcarfield Trust Company, Of Clear
held The notes were concerned in the organl-
cation of the Pennsylvania Development Com
pany-
The statement field by Receiver Rinaker al
leges that Harris frequently made loans through
the Enterprise National Bank. The petition
recites that after his election State Treasurer
IN 1901 the Pennsylvania Development Com
pany wss continually in need of money, and
from May l. 1902. until May 1. 1904. Harris de-
posted in the Enterprise Bank state funds to
the total Of S20.935.oOo.
The drafts upon which the suits are brought
are alleged to have been made by T. Lee Clark
cashier Of the Enterprise Bank, in favor of w.
IL Andrews on the Merchants National Bank.
os Philadelphia where. it Is alleged, the Enter
prise National kept considerable deposit
The bill of complaint further alleges that
the Pennsylvania Development Company was
formed in 1901 by Andrews. Clark. Arthur Ken
nedy and Francis ]. Terrence, with Clark as
treasurer. It's purpose was the development Of
coal and timber lands in New Mexico.
Harris, as State Treasurer, had power TO select
the repositories for state funds, and, acting In
such capacity. he did deposit, it is alleged in
the Enterprise Bank various sums. ranging
from S425,Oo0 TO S1140o00. in all aggregating
the immense total OF S20,935.000. on which
per cent interest was to be paid by the bank
The Enterprise National Bank failed in 1909,
for mare than 100000 T. Lee Clark, the
cashier. shot himself the morning the bank was
closed by the government.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
BIG BUILDING ON A SMALL PLOT

Another hatiron building being erected II is the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Insurance Building. the little parcel
OF land al the Junction OF Liberty and Maiden Lane
east OF William 81. feature this building Is five
moor levels beneath the groundbaeueut
10" easement engine floor boiler floor.
are nezzsnlnes or half floors. that five up
space Of about foryve feet Including them the build
ING f total height will be twenty-five stories.
Iidewater is only eight ten feet below the pavement
at the junction OF Liberty and Maiden Lane
"etertght wall or Golfer dam was constructed down
TO the lowest level AS additional precauton In tho
very bottom Is drainage "sup into which any
mat seeps through viii flow and be pumped
The GeTmsn-Anerican Building Will add 10 tho bar
rier Of hrepToof buildings. This barrier with a few
gaps stretches across Manhattan Island roughly follow
Ing the lire Of Liberty ST II has been said that II
great fire ragged or south it could not pass
the line Of modern hreproof skysorsrsrs.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
sATURDAY. NOVNNBEn
TRANsPAcIFlc MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close in New York
Francsco>--Marposa Nov H. 500 m
New Zealand. Australia Except WeStl,
San FTancisco1 -Inveric IT, 500 m
Japan. Corea, China and Philippine Isl
Empress Of India. Nov 21 600 m
Hawaii. Japan. CoTes, China and Philip
pine Islands (via san FTancisco)-HOng-
kong Maru- ......Nov 21 800 m
Japan. China Especially
dressed only Cvia Seattle)-KaRa Maru IL 500
Japan. China Especially ad-
dressed oniy1 leia TacomalKeemun Nov o. 500 m
Japan. CoTea, China and Philippine ISL
(via Seattle)-Minnesoa Nov a. 500 IN
San irancisco)~U S transport Nov so 500 IN
Australia Except WesO, New Zealand,
Islands. Fiji Islands New
Caledonia (via Vancouver and Victoria,
C)--Aorangi. l. 800 m
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
WILL ENLARGE TWO FACTORIES.

Plans have been filed for enarging and ren1odelline
the two five story factories West Both
st.. buildings with ground floor and ee-
service improvements being julius
G Hocke. owner, a Of $4,000. and for
ing the three story stable Of York City
Railroad Company northwest corner Avenue
22d into nanufactoy, with elevator service.
the alterations being made for the company at
Of $4,000 ]. McKiernan the architect
The Manhattan plans buildings filed yesterday
comprise a story estate on the
premises No 4o3 400 west 18th 5000
plans for tho four three story two family
brick dwelling be built the side OF
Broadway. south Lafayette ave. a s2s
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
WOULD REMOVE FRIEND RECEIVER

Cincinnati Nov. l3.-Involuntary bankruptcy pro-
ceedhags were fled in the United States District
Court to-day against the Friend Paper Company.
Of West Carrollton. Ohio, d company Teputed to be
worth several million dollars. The plaintiffs
Eastern creditors who state the best interests OF
the creditors in general demand that the company
he taken from the hands Of the receiver appointed
nv the Common Pleas Court OF Montgomery County
on October 20 1t admitted by the secretary OF
fhe company that the debts amounted to $L50o0oJ
snd that the assets are equal to the obligations
The petitioring creditors in to-days action are
Lewis Zeibert & Co and the O'Bannon Company.
Of New York. and the Union Sulphur Company. OF
New Jersey. They alIege that the best Interests Of
su concerned would be best served by adrninistra-
ficn through the federal court
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
Foreclosure Sales.

EMILY VIRGINIA sATTERLEE. plaintiff. against
JOHN BATON and others. defendants -,
made and entered IN the aboveentitled action, and
order. duly made and entered In the above emitted
action. and bearing date the fifteenth day OF October
named will sell at public auction TO the highest bid,
der. at the Exchange Salesroom. Numbers IA and 10
city OF New York Monday. the 25th day OF Sovem-
her. 1907 at IL O'Clock noon by Samuel Goldstieker
ana therein Described as follows:
All those two certain land. with building
improvements thereon erected. situate the Bor
Of Manhattan, in the County. City. and state OF
New YORK YIN tosether on the southSry slde et Ons
and Third Avenues. and bounded and described fol-
Beginning at a point the southerly side OF One
Hundred and Twenty seventh Street distant one hun
Of said and Third Avenue and running
thence eastgardly along the southerly side Of One
southwardly parallel With Third Avenue ninety-uine
feet eleven inches 20 the centre line OF the block be-
and Twenty-seventh Streets. thence westwarIly
49, so sa-t- 80 Iares
ncrthwsrdly. again parallel with Third Avenue ninety
nine feet eleven inches 20 the point or place OF begin
Subject TO the covenants restrictions contained
Mary H his wife 20 William s Ingraharn, dated
February 27th. 1s45 and recorded the Once
March 25th. 1s4S in Liaer 45s OF Conveyances. at
Being the same premises conveyed to said defendant
John Baton, by Jessie Baton. by deed dated May
pecember sth 1929 in section g. Iiber OF convey
Page 2os. ani being then known BY the
number 21s East 127th Street Borough Of Man
haitian. New York City Dated November 4th. 1907
LOUIS ADLER Referee
WILLIAM Fl L LEE Attorney for Plaintiff. Once
and PostonHce address No. IS Pine Street. Bor-
oush OF Manhattan New York City
The following Is a diagram OF the property TO BE
sold. which is Nos, PA and 2i6 formerly e1s) East
Hundred and Twenty seventh street. Borough OF
Manhattan, New York City:
1a7th Street