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6 OBITUARY ALEXANDER H. SHRENK Alexander Hamilton Shrenk, 83, a former resident of this city and retired auctioneer, died Tuesday at the home of his son, J. Lerue Shrenk, Philadelphia. Survivors, sons, Murray H. and J.

Lerue, both of Philadelphia; Paul Harris burg; six grandchildren, funeral, Saturday, 2 p. at funeral parlors of Hawkins, 1207 North Third, the Rev. John N. Levan, pastor Salem Reformed Church. Burial, Harrisburg Cemetery.

View, Friday, 7 to 9 p. at parlors. Mr. Shrenk bad made his home in Philadelphia since the death of his wife, Mrs. Mary S.

Shrenk, one year ago. He was an old resident of this city, coming here when six years of age after the death of his parents in Ohio. He resided here for fifty years at 1906 North Sixth street. For many years he was in the furniture bus: ness on Verbeke street and con ducted auction sales in the Broad Street Market. He was a member of Salem Reformed Church.

MRS. ANNIE M. EISENHAUER Mrs. Annie M. Eisenhauer, e7, died Tuesday at the home of her 6on, Harry Hartman, 25 South Sec' ond, Steelton.

Funeral, Saturday, 10 a. at Wilt funeral chapel Steelton, the Rev. Hugh E. Yost pastor St. Johns Lutheran Church, Steelton.

Burial, Oberlin cemetery, View, Friday, 7 to 9 p. at chapel Survivors, sons, Harry Hartman, Steelton, C. W. Thomas, Wilkes Barre; twelve grandchildren and five great grandchildren. MRS.

TAMAR E. PEFFLEY Mrs. Tamar Ellen Feffiey, 83, died yesterday at her home, 3020 North Fourth street, alter a lingering ill ness. War Mothers will conduct services at the home Friday at 2 o'clock. The Rev.

Charles R. Beit tel, pastor of the Otterbein United Brethren Church, will officiate. Burial in East Harrisburg Cemetery. View, tomorrow evening at the home. daughter, Mrs.

George Pressley, city; three sons, Frank Walton, Harry John; six grandchildren. MRS. SARAH N. FASNOT Mrs. Sarah N.

Fasnofc, 64, widow of William, died yesterday morning at her home, 279 Hamilton street after a lingering illness. Funeral, 10 o'clock, Hoover, Funeral Parlors, 1413 North Second i street, the Rev. Chester S. Simon ton, pastor of the Messiah Lutheran jphurch, of which she was" a member for a number of years, officiating. IJBurial in Springhill Cemetery, Ship pensburg.

View, Friday evening, parlors. Surviving, two daughters, Mrs. i Leroy Kling, Shippensburg; Mrs. Ruth Snyder, city; three sons, Guy iHubley, Port Huron, William Raymond Fasnot, both of Harrisburg; sister, Mrs. Annie Shope, 'shippensburg; brother, Henry iHelfrich, Mechanicsburg.

Member of the Order of Owl Nest No. 1930, Harrisburg Chapter; American War (Mothers; Pine Street Presbyterian Ijvlotbers. I KARL URICH 1 Karl Urich, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.

B. Urich, Allen, and a sophomore in Mechanicsburg High School, died Monday night at th Harrisburg Hospital. Funeral serv ices will be held Thursday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock at the home Burial will be in the East Harris burg cemetery. The body may be viewed tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock at the home. MRS.

VIRGINIA C. SAYLOR Mrs. Virginia Catherine Saylor, 84, died Tuesday at the home of Charles Saylor, 305 Pine street Steelton. She Js survived by a brother, William Saylor, California. Funeral services will be held Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clock at the Wilt parlors, South Front street, The Rev.

E. O. Burtner, pastor of the United Brethren Church, officiating. Burial will be In the Rose Hill Cemetery, Hagers town, Friday morning. 3 ANNA LOPATIC Anna Lopatic, 18, daughter of John Lopatic, 509 South Fourth street, Steelton, died Tuesday in a Harrisburg Hospital.

She is survived by her father; a sister, Mrs. Peter Mesaric, Steelton; and five brothers, John, Lewis, Stanley, Charles and Nedwood Lopatic, all of Steelton. Funeral services will be held on Friday morning at 9 o'clock at the The Rev. Edward A. Ga briel, pastor of St.

Peter's Church, officiating. Burial will be in the Holy Cross Cemetery. 3 MRS. MARY COMP Mrs. Mary Comp, 46 wife of Benjamin Comp, died Monday night at her home in Mt.

Holly Springs. Funeral, tomorrow, 2.30 o'clock, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Wardecker, 273 South Pitt street, Carlisle. Burial in Mt. Holly Springs Cemetery.

Surviving, husband; daughter; mother, Mrs. John Bailey, Mt. Holly Springs, and a granddaughter. JOSEPH F. CANNING Joseph F.

Canning, 35, of 345 South Fifteen street, formerly a hotel clerk at the Penn Harris Hotel, was Injured in an automobile accident near Laurel, Monday and died in a Baltimore hos pital. Services will be held tomorrow morning at the St. Francis Church with burial in the Holy Cross Cemetery. Francis Boone, Laurel, was driver of the auto mobile that struck Canning. MRS.

MARY DEANER Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Deaner, 75, wife of S. E. Deaner, died yesterday afternoon at her home, 2123 Moore street. Funeral, Friday, 2 o'clock, home, the Rev.

Dr. A. S. Methodist, of the Camp Curtin Methodist Church, of which she was a member, officiating. Burial In East Harrisburg Cemetery.

View tomorrow, after 7 o'clock, home. Surviving, husband; son, Samuel two sisters, Mrs. Florence M. Stoner; Miss Carrie I. Knight, all lot Harrisburg; eleven granchil dren.

MILTON SHIBE Milton Shibe, 71, died Monday evening at his home near Halifax. Brief funeral, Friday, 10 o'clock, borne, with further services at 10.30 HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 20, 1935 Hershey Seniors to Give Play VERA MILLER THELMA MAY CHUBB Thelma May Chubb, 17, daughter of Mrs. Bertha M. Chubb, 216 North Fifteenth street, died Tuesday in the Polyclinic Hospital after an illness of three weeks. She was a members fothe sophomore class at John Harris High School.

She is survived by her mother and a brother, Homer R. Chubb. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Facjf ler funeral parlors, 1314 Derry strSet. The Rev. H.

E. Schaeffer, Grace United Brethren Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Shoop's Church cemetery. The body may be viewed Thursday evening from 6 to 9 o'clock at parlors. Boys from John Harris High School and the Quincy High School, where she formerly attended, will be MRS.

AMANDA SHELLAHAMER Mrs. Amanda Shellahamer, 83, Linglestown, died Monday night at her home. Survivors: Sons, Hiram Shellahamer, Linglestown, R. D. daughters, Mrs.

Walter Custer and Miss Mary Shellahamer, at home, and four grandchildren. Funeral services Friday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock at the home. Further services at 2 o'clock in Shells Lutheran Church, of which she was a member for sixty three years. The Rev. Lloyd Kleinfelter, pastor, officiating.

Burial in Shell's Cemetery. View Thursday evening at home. 3 SCHNADER DRAWN INTO CONTROVERSY (Continued from Page 1) policy" until Stahlnecker and Attorney General William A. Schna der had been consulted. The letter was dated February 24, 1934 from New York where Pinchot was re cuperating from an attack of shingles.

Opposed Cheap Whisky In one of the conferences with Stahlnecker and Schnader, the attorney general opposed stocking "Sweepstakes" in the stores, Gawthrop said. "But we went ahead anyhow be cause we thought the stores should have a cheap grade of liquor," the board chairman added. Gawthrop told the wmmittee he had "heard" of "gentlemen's agreements" with distillers for payment of the State floor tax but said he never knew they actually existed. Governor George H. Earle or dered the liquor investigation charg ing "secret contracts" with distillers had resulted in high retail prices and prevent the State stores sy tem from yielding sufficient profits for unemployment relief, old age pensions and payments to the blind Details Sought Gawthrop and Harry Bar.zhoff, secretary of the board, were in structed to prepare additional de tails of the status of one contract in which the Joseph Finch distilling company agreed to sell the State 2,000,000 gallons of liquor during 1934 and to pay the $2 a gallon floor tax after the purchases were complet3d.

Gawthrop testified that about 813,000 gallons of the contracted amount was delivered to the stores by the Finch company during 1934. Large Purchases In contracts with subsidiaries of the Schenley Distilling Company and the National Distilling Corpora tion, the State agreed to purchase 6,000,000 gallons of liquor, including that from the latter company dur ing 1934. This involved $13,000,000 in floor taxes. William S. Gray, counsel for the investigation committee, introduced a letter from Joseph F.

Finch Com pany to the State Revenue Depart ment in which the company pointed out it retained the right to test the constitutionality of the floor tax if the State failed to abide by a previous agreement to purchase all the liquor involved. "I never heard of the letter," Gawthrop said. "I thought that under our previous agreement the company was bound strictly to pay the tax on the entire amount of liquor in the stocks at the time the floor tax act was passed." Losing Proposition In reply to a question from Gray, the chairman said the liquor board "probably" could have bought the liquor cheeper, and, consequently, sold it cheaper, if the State had prosecuted the floor tax suits and lost them. Attorney Gray charged the State, RALPH LLOYD Hershey, Feb. 19.

The senior class of Hershey High School will presenj "Pigs," a comedy in three acts March 19 and 20 at the school auditorium. A double cast will be used. Leads will be taken by Ralph Lloyd and Vera Miller. Others in the production include: Clarence Basehore, Clarence Lehman, Lester Zimmerman, Charles Warfel, Joseph Hershey, Margaret Kroiner, Bertha Habecker, Romaine Arrentz, Arlene Mengle, Howard Baum, Mildred Romig, Helen Gerth, Ammon Gerberich, Margaret and Angelina DeCarloi. o'clock in the Holiness Church, Halifax, the Rev.

I. B. Diehl, pastor, officiating. Burial in Long Ceme tery. View, tomorrow evening after 7 oclock, home.

Surviving, the following children, Misses Lilly, Eva, Mrs. Mary Idell, all of Hali fax; Mrs. Nathan Bressler, Dun cannon; Joseph, Halifax; Harry, fifteen grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Alice Urich, Dauphin; Mrs. Flora Curlett, Wilmington, Mrs.

John J. Swei gert, Halifax; three brothers, Allen, Clarion Elmer, Shippensburg; John, Newark, N. J. without the floor tax agreements, could have bought the liquor for $6 a case less. Gawthrop was scheduled to re sume the stand late this afternoon as the hearing reconvened.

hauptmannSeilly ARE ON BETTER TERMS (Continued from Page 1) mann's appeal before the Court of Errors and Appeals. Should the conference tomorrow fail to end the disagreement, Rose crans indicated he would side with Reilly against Fisher and Pope in the belief that appeal action should not be taken hastily. He deplored the controversy among counsel "when a man's life is at stake," adding: "All of us are in it and nobody can get out now." Partial Agreement Pope, meanwhile, declared that "counsel have got to stop this quarreling." After a conference at the state prison attended by Fisher, Rosecrans, a representative of Reilly, and Mrs. Hauptmann, Pope said a tentative agreement had been reached to continue the as SOCiation of counsel until the ap one hundred and forty (140) feet to the peiiate action is ended. SW0PE TESTIMONIAL DINNER FEBRUARY 27 four tenths (12.41 perches; thence south lour (4) decrees, east six and three tenths (6 31 Derches to a stone thence south twelve and one half (12u degrees, west twelve and seven tenttis (12.7) perches to a stone; thence north sixty live and one naif (65 'A) degrees, east tbirtv seven and six tenths I31K perches to a stake In the center of the old road the place of beginning.

Contain ing two ui acres ana one hundred forty 140 1 oerches BEING the same property which Carrie E. Gutshall, by deed dated March 26. 1930. and hich deed is recorded in the nccoraers unice. in ana lor Dauphin County, in Deed Book Vol.

11 Pi 314. granted and conveyed unto Joseph BEING SOLD as the property of Joseph Ensminger, real owner. No.S PAUL G. SMITH. Attorney.

ALL that certain lot or piece of land situate in the City of Harrisburg aforesaid bounded and described as follows: i BEGINNING at a point on the north or northeast side of Market street at the western line of property now or late of O. B. Potter; thence westwardly along Market street towards Ninth street nineteen feet and eight inches to property formerly of M. A. Shetter; thence northwardly at right angles to Market street one hundred feet to a point on a ten feet wide alley; thence parallel with Market street towards Cameron street nineteen feet and eight Inches to a point on aforesaid property of O.

R. Potter and thence along the line of said nrnn ertv one hundred feet to the place of THEREON beina a hnllrtlno Wn inn and 1014'Za Market street, and BEING the same land which Dora Fish man et vir by deed dated February 19. 1909. and recorded In th nffii fn the recording of deeds, in and for the wuuty ioresaia in ueea Book vol. 13, Page 265, etc.

quit claimed unto the mortgagor, his heirs and assigns: SEE also deed recorded as aforesaid In Deed Book Vol. IS, Page 557, etc. TAKEN in execution and aoM the property of Benjamin Brenner, Mort gagor, wiia notice to Mechanics Trust Companv. Administrator a of the Estate of Benjamin Brenner. Deceased, and Lena Cohen, Mary Esther Olenick, Mollie Olenick, Jessie G.

Brenner and Helman Brenner, Heirs of Benjamin. Brenner, Deceased, Terra Tenants. No. 5 JAMES E. SNYDER, Attorney.

ALL the following dear.rlheri1 nussnasa piece and tract of land, situated in the borough of Williamstown, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit: BEING Lot NO. 82 on a nlnn drawn hv Daniel Hoffman and recorded in the office of the Recorder of Deeds In and lor we county of Dauphin, aforesaid, said lot being fifty (50) feet front on Fifth, now School' street a ad extending in depth the same width one hundred fifty (150) feet to an alley. Bounded on the east by Lot No. 83, on the west by Lot No. 81, of said plan.

Having wictcvu crevtea a aoume xrame aweiling BEING the same premises which the heirs of Patrick McNallis, deceased, by their deed dated April 19, 1924, granted, conveyed and confirmed unto Andrew Garter and the said Andrew Garber and Laura Garber, his wife by their deed dated May 7, 1924, granted, conveyed and confirmed unto John and Veronica An dulics, said deed being recorded in the office of the Recorder of Deeds in and tor uaupnm county, in Deed Book Vol. 19. Page 270. SOLD as the nronertv of John Ann uts ana veronica Anauucs, nis wile. No.

8 JAMES E. SNYDER. Attornev. iujlm mat certain jot or piece of ground situate on the west side of West Broad street, in the Township of Williams, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, bounded and uurcrioeo. as ioiiows; BEGINNING at a noint nr.

the ml sine oi west Broaa street ana an allev: thence north twenty six and one half feet more or less, to a point in the middle division line of a double frame dwelling house; thence west along the division line of said double dwelling west side of said West Broad street and ttlA nlan. i i 1. Pope Will complete the orelimin em part of lot number sixteen (161 as ary action by mailing a writ of er pla" lald 0 wc pster Trt tv, ,,5 Having thereon erected the southern one ror to the clerk Of the Court Of Er half of a double frame dwelling house, rors and Appeals. A certified copy BEING the same premises which Mary of thP writ tKm rtriii Kt widow, by her deed dated No OI tne writ then Will be Sent to vember 1926, granted, conveyed and vvcuucu j. JVUnDcriulK OI tne unw inanee ai.

nace, saia fafp riricnn deed recorded in the office of the State prison. Recorder of Deeds in and for Dauphin Indefinite Stay County in Deed Book 00, Vol. 00, Page 00. This would act as an indefinite SSSF? tht property 01 01111168 Ml stay of Hauptmann's execution now No. 7 set for the week nf Maroh IS METZGER St WIOKERSHAM, Attorneys.

ALL that land in the Thirteenth Ward Hauptmann life Will be pro of the City aforesaid bounded and de XrES mntht INiS'g10 th. west Sid. Of appeal preparations are not Com Twenty sixth street seventy four and ads? and Appeals, highest in the State, the center of a six and five tenth (8.51 fills its calendar for the Mav term feet wid Private alley; thence west "ic AVAaJ term. narnllel with WIlo Mrs. Hauptmann saw her hUS throush the center of said allev and band yesterday for the first time beyond one hundred 100) feet to Pratt sdne ho m.

hwnmht southwardly along Pratt TO lc dkcvlc auey seventeen and eight tenths (i7.g pi 15 11 aeamnouse ana Placed leel mence eastwaraiy parallel with linrW rirvnhlo tniarrl Qh Woodlawn street and through the center unaer aouoie guard. She emerged of the partition wall to Twenty sixth from her Visit declaring that street; thence northwardly along Twenty HaUDtmann was "feelino fino" hut. street seventeen and eight tenths iii.e; ieet to me place oi Beginning. appears to be worried over the whereon is house No. 738 south Twenty lawyers' fuss." siIeti th.

Hattou and Charlotte S. Hatton, his wife. FOR TITLE see Deed Book Volume 22, Page 520. No. 8 METZGER WICKERS HAM, Attorneys.

ALL that certain lot or Diece of land Committees arranging a test! ln Harrisburg afore momal dinner for Guy J. Swodc beginning at a noint on the west secretary Of the budget and Demo "il8.01. Fourth (formerly Margaret) street cratic county chairman, announced at the southern line of land of m. c. the date has been Changed tO Feb Garver; thence westwardly along the line iMiav, OT Tf i ui siuu lanu sixty ieei, mure ur less, LU ruary 27.

It Was previously SChed line of land of L. Taylor; thence south uiea xwarcn 1 DUE legislative bUSi waraiy parauei wnn rourtn street twenty ness necessitated the change. LANCASTER LIVESTOCK two and one half feet, more or less, to the northern line of land of R. Capin; thence eastwardly along the line of said Capin land sixty feet, more or less, to Fourth street; and thence northwardly alone the line nf Fourth atreet Lancaster. Feb.

20. (AP) Market, twentv twn and one half feet, more or oseninit slow with little earlv inauirv. less, to the place of beginning. All indications fat steers and butcher THEREON being house No. 133 North wiu sen sieaay.

Bulls steady. Fourth street. Stockers and feeders holding steadq. SOLD as the property of Harry Burrs. Calves slow with weaker undertone FOR TITLE see Deed Rook Volume General top choice vealers, $10, selects, 18, Page 34.

$10.50. I No. Hogs fullv steady with Tuesdav'x vr WALLACE. Attornev. age.

Choice westerns, wholesale, $9.50 ALL that certain messuage, tenement 9.75: retail, $10. and tract of land situate in Susquehanna Sheep and lambs firm, choice lambs. Township, County of Dauphin and State 10.25. of Pennsylvania, more particularly Receipts, cattle, $439; calves, 190; hogs, bounded and described as follows, to wit: 120; sheep, 9. SITUATE on the west side of Fourth 4 street, bounded on the south by a twenty rWCkm RUTTED (20) feet wide alley; on the west by inilAOU DU 1 1 Ll twenty (20) feet wide alley; on the rhirarn Teh (APlnntter joqo norai oy ixn no.

xo on nan oi IjOW hereinafter mentioned; and on the east prices unchanged. No butter sales. easy, 5235, steady: extra firsts. 27i) cu'rren Mhrece otfd 5S SS J. cases fresh graded firsts.

27c. SHERIFF SALE by Fourth street. WNTAiNiNG in front on rourtn and extending in depth of uniform width tnrougnout westwaraiy, one nunorea thirty (130) feet to said twenty (20i feet wide alley in the resr. BEING Lot No. 170 on Plan of Lots duly recorded In the Office for the re cording of deeds, etc.

in and for Daunhin Bv virtue of certain writs of fieri facial. County in Plan Book G. Pave S7 And levari facias, venditioni exponas and alias having thereon erected a two story venditioni exponas issued out of the Court frame dwelling house, of Common Pleas and Orphans' Court of FOR TITLE see Deed Book Vol. 20, Daunhin County, and to me directed, Page 34. I will expose at Public Sale or Outcry, at SOLD as the property of Wlnfield the Courthouse, in the Cltv of Harrisburg.

Zimmerman, mortsazor defendant. Dauphin County, on Thursday, March No 10 fni If ft. tBe WALLACE. ing real estate, to wit: ALL those certain pieces or parts of NO. 1 I e.iil elfiiaU In VU 117..

fel ifA. W. FETTEKHOFF. Attorney. the South Ward) of the Borough ALL those certain two pieces or parcels 0f Middletown, County of Dauphin and Of land Situate in Lower Paxton town Htare nf Pennsylvania mnra narMeillarlv ship, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to uuunueu aim aesuuueu us iuuuws, tu wit; wit.

1. BEGINNING at a nOS thence along nraTrVTJTOn at the nnthiret enmer land of Benjamin Crum. North seventy of Pike and Union streets; thence south four (74) degrees, east eighty eight '88) wardly 'along the western line of Union perches to a post; (hence along lands of street, seventy eight (78) feet to a point. same, norm twemv mree aaioinins oronertv late oi Fannie sner east seven and one half (Vi) perches to I rick; thence westwardly along the said a stone; thence along land of said Crum, property late of Fannie Sherrick, In a north fortv nine and one half (49i) de 1 line narallel with Pike street, one hun grees, east thirty six (36) perches to a dred twenty and thlrty flve hundredths wnite oat; tnence along land oi Stephen (lu.aa i ieet to a poini, at tne nne oi Shutt, north thirty six and three fourths property now or late of M. D.

Sherrick; (36) degrees, west sixty (60) perches thence northwardly along the said prop to a locust; tnence norm thirty two and erty now or late oi m. d. onerrica, sev one fourih (32 'i I degrees, west forty enty five (75) feet, more or less, to the seven and five tenths (47.5) perches to a southern line of Pike street; and thence oost: thence alone lands of John A. Fox. eastwardly along the southern line of south sixty three (63) degrees, west fifty Pike street, one hundred (100) feet, more one and eight tenths (51.8) perches to a or less, to Union street, the place of be Dost; thence north eight (8) degrees, east ginning.

twenty (20) perches to a branch of Pax BEING parts of Lots Nos. 137. 128 and tnn rsreelr thenr.a alnnir 1anl nf Fnr 129 On Plan of "Portsmouth" (now Dart down branch of creek twenty five and of the Borough of Middletown), which six tenths (25.6) perches to Paxton Plan is recorded In. the office for the Creek; thence along land of David Miller recording of deeds, in and for Dau down Paxton Creek forty five (45) Phln County in Deed Book Vol. 1, k.n.

niAfaa un Paae 343 UC1W1VO WlbllVD SUUbll lllllb tll uc grees, east one hundred and twenty nine having tnereon erected double two (129) Derches to a point, the nlace of tK? nen nntna. containing eigntv eient acre, and three ,3, perches strict SSTSiSla. M. itrMMTwvM 1. i 1.1 I 508 A.

DUrtJin Pillll Hii BlHKfl in LI in oeilLtrr I A i il. a of an old road at junction of land of John t. Fnv ani Martin t. i.ndwicki: mortgagor and real owner, defend thence north seventv nlne and three "he.1.1 1 Seventh Wavd'ofVe Ciiy Sr. IniSSi risburg.

County of Dauphin and" Stat, of Pennsylvania, more particularly oounoea degrees, west twenty, and three tenths described as follows, to wit: (iu.ai percnes to a tree; thence south BEGINNING on the eastern line of waiiace (formerly rilbert) street at the two (21 nercnes to a creelr at 1unrttnn on 2L '1. Emm? Bak'r hereinafter mentioned; being one hundred and Martin L. Ludwlck: thence along the and forty (140) feet more or less north center of said creek south seventy (70) ward from the northern line of Cumber degree', east twelve and five tenths (12.51 land Street. ihence southwardly along perches: thence SOUth fortv three anrt Wallace Street thirteen M9i feet one half 14 3 'a) degrees, east twelve and I point; thence eastwardly in a straight line UL3W one hundred thirty five (1351 feet, more or less to currant street; then northwardly alone Currant Street, thirteen (13) feet to said lot No. 39; and thence westwardly along tne southern line of said lot one hundred thirty five and four tenths (135.4) feet, more or less to the place of beginning.

HAVING thereon erected a dwelling house known and numbered as 1219 Wal lace street. BEING the northern half of lot No. 38 on plan ot the town of Paxton, recorded in tne ornce of the Recorder of Deeds in and for the County aforesaid In Deed BOOK A VOL J.page 458. See Deed Book Volume 22. Pace 28 Sold as the property of Edith Bloom, Mortgagor ana Real owner.

No. 12 KATHARINE M. BENNETT. Attornev ALL that certain lot or oarcel of land situate in the Seventh Ward of the City ur wounty ox uaupnin, elate of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit: BEGINNING at a point un the east sme oi North seventh street at line of property now or late of Frances Mevers said line being thirty (30) feet north of the northern ltie of an eight (8) feet wide private allev and runnino thence by the line ot said Frances Meyers prop erty urn uituugn uxe center oi me par uuw wiu Deiwccn me nouses erected on these adjoining lots, one hundreit thirty two (132) feet to Thompson or Hickorv Allev: thence olnno aaiu aney lourteen UJ reel to property now or late of Jacob F. Schlayer; thence by the line of said Jaco' F.

Schlayer's property and throueh the center of the partition wan between tne bouses erect 3 on these adjoining lots, one hundred thirty two (1321 feet, to North Seventh Street; thence by the line ot said Seventh Street, fourteen (14) feet to the place of beginning. HAVING thereon erected a three story unu dwelling nouse, now Known as wo, 1937 North Seventh Street. Harrisbura Pa The one half of Thompson or Hickory Allev belonEinv to the lot herein veyed is reserved for use as a private alley by these premises. see ueea book 340. etc.

Volume 19, Page Sold as the property of Peter Schlitt and Katharina Schlitt. his wife. Mart Chi gagors and Real Owners. No. 13 WM.

H. EARNEST. Attorney. ALL those certain two messuages, tracts or pieces of land, situate in the Township of Washington, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, and adjoining each other and bounded and described as follows, to wit: TRACT No 1 Bound on the north by land of Fred Kltnser late KHno or on the east by land of Michael Uhler, on the SOUth bv tract. No.

2. hereinafter de. scribed, on the west by Mrs. Daniel G. Moyer, late Jacob Hartman, the courses, bearings and distances thereof are as follows: Beginning at a point in the middle of the Wiconlsco Creek; thence north eighty eight and one fourth (88'A) degrees east one hundred ten (110) perches to stones; thence north six (6) degrees east fifty nine and eight tenths (59.8) perches to a post; thence south seventy seven and three fourth (77) degrees west eighty eight and three tenths inxn perches to a' point in the middle of said Wiconisco Creek; thence by the several courses and distances in the middle of said creek ninety nine and two tenths (99.2) perches to the place of beginning.

Containing forty two (42) acres and one nunared lorty two (142) perches land, strict measure. TRACT No. 2 Rnunderf the nnrth oy naci no. on tne east, west and south by Michael Uhler; beginning at a hickory tree; thence north eighty two and wiree iounn5 mz yi degrees east, seventy two (72) tterches to a white oak t.hene south sixteen and one fourth (16y4) de grees easi tnirty eignt and four tenths (38.4) perches to a stone: thence uuith seventy seven ana one fourth (77'4) de. grees west sixty eight and one itent.h (fiR penaies to a nicKory tree; tnence north nireen ana tnree iourths (15) degrei west forty five and aix.t.enthi us.

i perches to the nlace nf hecinnin? rvin taining nineteen (19) acres and' thirty muic ua wirce iourun (Jtf ft) percnes. For title see Deed Book "7" Vnl IT raxe ziifi. Sold as the property of Charles Nei man, mortgagor. No. 14 METZGER WICKERSHAM Attorney ALL that certain lot of land with the building thereon erected situate on the jiuiuwasL corner of Front, anrt Market nccis, in wie saia city of Harrisburg, i uunty, i eunsyivama, more par auuwu, uounaea ana describe, as follows, to wit: BHAjinmNo at a point, the northeast wmw oi rTont ana Market Ktrpets in said city thence along the eastern 'line 5vret'.

in a northerly direction, nfty fOUr (54 feet, and fnnr onrt Ihru. fourth (4) inches to a point; thence i.iic riv ii angles la cr.mpn tiOned line, in an easterly rilretlnn tivfu. five (66) feet to a point; thence by line parallel with the line of Front street. In a southerly direction, twenty one and one half (2l'A) inches to a point; thence wjr a uuv ynranei wiin tne line oi Market street, in an easterly direction, twelve (12) feet and nine ibi (nche tn nnint on the western line of a three (3) feet muc uiyiiee Dy me western line Of Said three 131 feet Wide alley in southerly direotion, fifty two (52) feet and aiA di incnes lo uie norr.nern line nf Market street; thence along the north line of Market street, in westerly uirecuon, seventy seven (77) feet and nine (9) inches to the northeastern corner of Front and Market streets, the place of BEGINNING; together with the right to use said alley three (3) feet wide i rum mantel sweet, nity two (02) feet and six (6) inches in length, and running parallel with Front street, between the above described lot and lot of Fager Maeyer, in common with the owners and occupiers of the adjoining lot on Front street, and adjoining lot on Market street on eastern line of said three ij) leei wiae aney; together witn the right to a sewer under or through said three (3) feet wide alley for the use of the said adjoining lot; together with whatever rights that may have accrued to we saia mortgagor in saia three (3) feet wide allev bv non user of the ad. joining property holders or by grant irom mem.

HAVING thereon erected a five story brick and stone building known as The Harrisburg Club. SOLD as the oronertv of The Harrisburg FOR TITLE see Deed Book Vol. 9, Page 359. No. 15 METZGER WICKERSHAM.

Attorneys. Ail mat lot or piece oi land situate in the Borough of Paxtang, County of Dauphin, i Commonwealth of Pennsyl vania, bounded and described as follows, to wit: BEGINNING at a point on the southern line of Montour street, said point being mneiy nve (99) ieet east irom tne southeast corner of KHso and Montour streets at the line of property of L. A. Webster and wife; thence southerly along the land of L. A Webster and wife and land ot Robert H.

Keltner seventy seven (77) feet to a point on the land of Robert H. Keltner; thence eastwardly along said Keltner land twelve and one half (12'2) feet to a point; thence southwardly along the land of Robert H. Keltner forty three (43) feet to a point on Dewberry alley; thence eastwardly along Dewberry alley twelve and one half (12 'At) feet to a point on the land of William Seal; thence northwardly along the said Seal land one hundred twenty (120) feet to Montour street; thence westwardly along Montour street twenty five (25) feet to the place oi BEGINNING. THEREON erected a two and one half story frame dwelling house, No. 3411 Montour street.

SOLD as the property of William H. Miller ana Elizabeth v. Miner, nis wue. FOR TITLE see Deed Book Vol. 19, Page 108.

No. 16 WM. H. EARNEST, Attorney. ALL that certain traot of land situate in the First Ward of the City of Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, more particularly bounded and described as follows, to wit: BEGINNING at a point on the southern line of Paxton street fifty three (53) feet east of the southeast corner of Paxton and Cona streets; thence south wardly, part way through the center of the partition wall forty eight (48 1 feet to the end of said partition wall; thence southwardly parallel with Cona street, sixty five (65) feet, more or less, to a point eighty (SO) feet north of Sycamore street: thence eastwardly parallel with Sycamore street, seventy four (74) feet four (4) Inches, more or less, to the property line of the City of Harrisburg; thence northwardly along said city prop erty line, one minarea one dun ieet.

more or less, to the southern line oi Paxton street; thence westwardly along the southern line 01 said caxton street, thirty three (33) feet, more or less, to the place of beginning. BEING part of No. and Lot No. 6a (adjoining Lot no. on me east) biuck 10, Plan of Cloverly Heights, which plan is recorded in the Office for the Recording of Deeds in and for the County of Dauphin, in Plan Book Page 58.

HAVING thereon erected a brick dwelling house, belna the eastern one of a pair, numbered 1917 Paxton street. auiiU as tne property 01 aauicr 01. Booda and L. Leland Booda, her bus band, mortgagors, and real owners. FOR TITLE see Deed Book Vol.

19, page 670. No. 17 WM. H. EARNEST.

Attorney. alt. that pertain lot or niece of land itate in ntttf nf arrlahurff. Dau nhin Countv. Pennsylvania, bounded and descnoea as iouowa.

to wis: 1 BEGINNING at a point on tne side of South Eighteenth street, thirty three (33) feet south of Rudy street; thenoe In an easterly direction parallel with PnHv atreet elirhtv three 1831 feet to a point: thence in a southerly direction parallel with South Eighteenth street seventeen (17) feet to a point; thence In a westerly direction, through the center of the partition wall and be ond, eighty three (83) feet to South ighteenth street; thence In a northerly direotion along South Eighteenth street, seventeen (17) feet to the place 01 beginning. tiAviflu tnereon erected premises num No. 24 land with the buildings thereon erected EiJndte.kn'jr?t,.2d "i 355 8om MtlnR' Attorney." situate in the Borough of Steelton? fXu? "Staltu the following described lot or tract Phln County. Pennsylvania, bounded and B.oV aLna uate in tne city of Harrisburg, aescrioea as lonows. to wit: sot.n a th.

nmnerty nf Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, bounded BEGINNING at a point on the eastern Thn, Harmen and described as follows, to wit: side of Myers street at the southern Una Tnompson. Mortgagor. BEGINNING at a point on the northern of property now or formerly of John No. 18. Hne of Bellevue Road (formerly Hildrup Zimmerman; thence southward, along MILNOR.

Attorney. street) three hundred seven tS07) feet tne eastern side of Myers street, twenty ALL that certain tract or piece of land eastwardly from the northeast corner of three (23) feet to the line of property me ity 01 narrisourg a 1 ore 1 mci.ee 11 in street and Bellevue road iuneny or Aoe rein; tnence east said, bounded and described as follows, line of property No. 1933 Bellevue road I ward on a line at right angles to Myers TKrl thence northwardly along said line one n.d oasses through the iruujb uu iuc eastern I nuiiurai uuvt teel 10 Austin Street I MW mcu sua Di9ierea par Side of Fulton street which point is thence alonrr the ni I tition wall between houses known as Nos. eighty two (83) feet seven (7) inches of Austin street sixteen (16) feet and 467 nd 469 Myers street, one hundred smith nf the nntheort I CC Iflil, T. .1.

and Fulton streets, at the southern line 1936 Bellevue road; thence southwardly alon the wettern side of Iron of a private alley seven (7) feet ten (10) along said line through the center thi twenty three (23) feet to the line inches Wide thenpe ea etyjarrtlv tV.nl 6 1 wuer UJC fAm.1 t.K southern line oFsaid private' alley p7orty elrT deeiribed ESffStffi ZimmeTma nd ttwdTrt entv nine (79i feet i lai in mnrel TinA? SL't: ne nunared fn nne nf nmnty .3 or le tr. th. tin. 1J, 10 roaa; mence west (3) feet wide private alley; thence south vue road sixteen Tl8 feet aSS tin nni ter Ja" nd Plastered partition wardly along the western line of said inches to the place of beeinninff wal1 between houses Nos. 471 and 47S All w.ide J6rlT tev Uey four HAVING thereon wecUd a bfick dweU Myers 8treet one hundred (100) feet to teen (141 Ieet.

five ISl Inrhei mnre nr ii ffTTCUea a OriCK OWeil VI. the nf klnnl iLi iz it' r. "jy" i nouse o. iw neiievue road. i uu ui Division line OI fob reference tn title ri.

adioinina nrnnerty thenoe rwerence title see Deei ae. Ce XJeea annv HAVING thereon erected two two story SOOK I frame riivellino Vir.ii... nnmheren. AM Jt JSf SSi SOLD 1JB of Joseph D. 4" iSlk fi lorta affnr anH teal am, Hue uieuiisys uicn uuivr lortgagor, ana real owner.

Vnffe witno muh n.ten six (6) Inches, more or less, to the mtlnor Attorney Aor11 1930' and recorded in the Dan eastern line of Fulton street and thence that eStlir. Pn'n County. Recorder's Office In northwardly along the eastern line of laAiU' Deed Book Vol. 17, Page S71. Pulton street fourteen (14) feet, five (5) ittfvi nJt.

tS tnren SOLD and conveyed to Isidore Lipshltl, 4 POint th6 Place 01 be" irTthe CitPyfSaVrisburegrcSuntyU Mort8or defendant and real ownP.r. HAVING thereon erected a two and one DauPbJn. and State of Pennsylvania, more No. 31 half story brick dwelling house, known particularly bounded and described as STROH McCARRELL, Attorneys, as No. 1737 Fulton street, Harrisburg.

ALL tna' certain parcel or tract of Penna Tnoether with th. BEGINNING at a noint. in the Mtern land. With the huHHInyc therenn tuitiri the three (3) feet wide private alley in line of Nineteenth street, one hundred situate in the Borough of Steelton. Dau the rear of said lot.

also the seven (7) six (156) feet north of the north Phln County, Pennsylvania, more particu feet. ten (10) inch alley on the north eaat corner of Nineteenth and Pember larly bounded and described as follows, side of said lot with aemer i io ht in ton streets which noint. la alsn at the Viz: common with the owners and occupier's of aorthern Une of Lot No. 4, Block 11 on BEGINNING at a point on the eastern the property abutting thereon. the Plan of Lots hereinafter mentioned; Elde of Mers street at a point directly rvrrt reierence to title see Deed Book I tnence nortnwaraiy nong the eastern I oppoane tne center or tne latbed ana Volume 19, at Page 260.

line of Nineteenth street, forty (40) feet Plastered partition wall between the frame SOLD as the nronertv of Renlamln 1 I to the aouthern line tf Kn a pineir I dwelline houses numbered 475 and Alt Barker, Mortgagor, and real owner. on the said Plan; thence eastwardly along Myers street and at southern line of No. 19 the line of the said lot, one hundred PrPerty now or formerly of Moses MILNOR. Attorney. twenty (120) feet to the western line of Yoffee; thence in a southerly direction ALL that Certain tract hr nierj! nf lanit Cona atreet tihenne uuilh.l alonor the eastern aide nf Mver street situate in the Seventh Ward of the City the western line of Cona street forty twenty three (23) feet, more or less, to a of Harrisburg, County of Dauphin and (40) feet to the northern line of the "9lnt' and to center of the lathed and State of Pennsylvania, more particularly said lot No.

4, Block 11 on the said Plan Postered partition wall between the b0Sn5ed.r!ln5descrlDed follows, to wit: and thence westwardly along the north frame dwelling houses numbered 471 and BEGINNING at a point in the Northern em line of the said lot, one hundred Myers street; thence In an easterly line of Forster street, two hundred four twenty (120) feet to the place of be dirtion on a line at right angles to teen (214) feet east of the northeastern irinnin. lue 06 said Mvers street and alone center corner of Eighteenth and Forster streets, BEING Lot No. Five (5) Block 11 on ol.sald last named partition one hundred of. other land now or late of the Plan of Cloverly Heights, recorded ml i J.ron AUev: thence in a 1824 Forster street: thence northwardly uua mentioned line thrnS. v.i.wuhi uciiifCi ui anm UKiuuun wan I wn ui bile Liieu nun n.reren nartinn yraii and bevond.

one hnndrert ten inn, io title see ueea book hetaieen aV Si to the southern line of York street; SOLD as 'the Lnfrtt of Rmwll MyeIs street one hundred (100) feet, thence westwardly alone? the southern line lne property or Russell B. the nlace nf hee innw of York street twenty (201 to a noint and OIets. Mortgagor, ana real owner. HAVING thereon ereSt. fm.

tnence soutnwaraiy at rignt angles to o. aweinng nouses numbered 473 and 47J Forster street, one hundred ten nifli MILNOR. Attorney. I Mvers street, steelton Pennsylvania feet to the northern line of Forster street, ALL those two tracts or pieces of land, BEING the same premises which Ylia uie piace oi Beginning. aituate in tne uorougn oi faxtang, uimeii isometimes written Ilia Dimeff), BEING Dart of IJbts Nns.

99 and at on Countv of Daunhin and State nf Penn. and Fannie nimeff his wife hv their riau oi j. Ltong isstate recoraea in tne yivnia, oounoea ana aescrioea as lol aeea aatea January una. iai6, and re office for the Recordinff nf Deeds et.r. I lows, to wit: corded in the nannhin finnntv Pa in and for Dauphin Countv in Plan Book TRACT No.

1. Beginning at a noint on Recorder's Office in Deed Book Vol. Page 57, and having thereon the south side of Derry street, three 16, Pftse 398, sold and conveyed to Isi cictiicu tuc wedcerii one nan oz a qoud nunarra isuvi iee ast irnm thP smith, aure ijidsiiz. tWO storv brick and stucco dwel liner house past corner nf sniH Tterrv tnrl Pnv. SOLD as the nronertv of Lclrinr Tain.

kriown as house No. 1822 Forster street. tang avenue; thence eastwardly along the sitz mortgagor, defendant and real uecu i svumern une oi uerry street, tnirty (30) 1 VolUme 20. Pat7e 48 in a nmnr thonen cmiihntorHlv anr. No 32 SOLD as the nronerfv nf rum I th nroctom n'n ii .5 1 STROH" Ae vrr.R A WHjUIT Af tnrnv Creznic.

Morteaeor. with notice tn Tlnmv trirnmrh tha th. I ALL that certain lot of lanri with W. and Irene S. Anderson, terre tenants, in the double house ereoted on this building thereon erected, situate in th No.

20 and the adjoining lot and beyond, two way 01 ww oi narrisourg, miLflvn, Attorney. nunarea ana eigui vy two ieet to rwu ALL that certain tract of land, situate the northern line of a ten (10) feet wide fvlvania, bounded and described as iol County, Pennsylvania, aforesaid, bounded alona the northern line of said ten (ioi the northwestern corner and described as follows: feet wide alley, thirty (30) feet to a and Granite streets; thence westwardly alonir the north side BiartTONTOra Susquehanna River at the line of land late of Elizabeth A. Yeager; thence north te rtlUOf' 11 VJ merlv uanies oi me urst part, lor waraiy along tne line oi saw adjoining K.ni.i i the nroriertv nf Anthnnu in. iVn iht Daniel E. Glazier, but now or late of deceased; thence eastwardly along the feet to a point, the place of beglnninE.

northwardly line nr jenm onri fiva hnndraei i ti a lrrvij i xi. 4 r. nineteen (lim ieet to tne place of De nning. HAVING thereon erected a two and one. half story frame dwelling 1834 Wal ui street.

FOR reierence to title see Deed Book Volume 19. Pane S68. SOLD as the nroDertv of Viola Cuddv Mortgagor ana real owner. No. 22 MILNOR.

Attorney. ALL that certain lot or niece of land situate in the Tenth Ward of the said City of Harrisburg, bounded and de scrioea as ioiiows, to wit: BEGINNING on the eastern line of Penn street three hundred seventy three (373) feet four 14) inches north of the northern line of Emerald street; thence eastwardly. at right angles to Penn street, sixty nine (68) feet, more or less, to land lately of Christian L. Lons: thence northwardly by the same, parallel with Penn street thirty seven (37) feet eight (8) Inches, more or less, to land now or lately of George J. Zollinger: thence westwardly along the diagonal line of said land to Penn street; and tnence southwardly by the eastern line of Fenn street forty seven (47) ieet eight (8) inches, more tot less, to the place of beginning.

FOR title see Deed Book Volume 19. rage 442. Sold as the property of Fred A. M. DeGrott, Mortgagor, with notice to M.

Mumma, terre tenant. No. 33 MILNOR. Attornev. ALL that certain tract or piece of tann ait.uate In t.h.

nit, nf 11ii.i4.kiiN, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, bounded ana nescriDea as ioiiows, to wit: BEGINNING at a oolnt at the northeast corner of Holly and Nelson streets; thence eastwardly along the northern aide of noiiy street, twenty (20) ieet to a point: tnence northwardly by a line at right angles to nony street, one nunorea iw feet to a point on the south aide of a ten (10) foot wide alley; thence westwardly alone the southern aide of said alley, twenty(20) feet to a point; and thence southwardly along the eastern side of Nelson street, one hundred (1001 ieet to a point, tne place 01 beginning. ii oeing part 01 ixt no. juock on Beverly Place Plan of Lots, duly recorded in the Recorder's Office in and for Dauphin County, In Plan Book Page 17. FOR reference to title see Deed Book Vol. 20, Page 335.

SOLD aa the property of George Creznic. Mortgagor, with notice to Wilson O. and Reba B. Mumma, terra tenant. ttiuiikt wiv uue ui saia mna aiia Da rail ei eight" and ttofrn cnehuniX half of a two and one half "57 or? twenty five (25) feet (598.65) feet, more or less, to a poin brick double dweSina house now known the vrpvettj of the said whioh is thirty feet (30 1 west of the Sr Glazier; thence eastwardly feet.

WBct nf InmA I ieet west oi saia land anrf Tiioht nf ma, i along the line of said property and along imc ui oaiu uiuycuy huu HiuiiK dad i. of the Pennsylvania CaHall thSnSe north! rt'vS Ka the line of property now or formerly of wardly. parallel with anrt thirtv ism Elizabeth M. Perdue, one hundred ten l.L and Right of Way on the a de ofthe Hirri buVand Ie.e' i aL "ilS.f va.n'. two hundred Reading turnpike, now called Derrv street.

VSW. auu eiginy iive ieet. more nr p. i.hrU to a stake at proPrrty of Mabel to the place tnence westwardly parallel with the line ptani Vvenue: thence VaVtl V.eSr.L 7n abiceu ana cualuiie avenue: Lnente past a i iiniaU 1 MCiCUU CI CltCU UU11UU1K nf 'onri nf ij 1 11. Soeece deceased a'nS'w h.h li.

ward'y alon8 the MUth side of said Derr; land of Mabll erhant gf iv. 6 nLj stIeet whloh 13 66 Ieet wie, thirty (30 to the line of property. Derry ivii or as No. 1722 North Fourth street. being tne same premises which George Good and others, by deed dated and eighty two (282) feet'to a ten (10) and conveved to' Lsirtn're T.ini.

hv t. feet wide alley about to be opened; thence SOLD as the nrnnert.v nf Teirtnre T.in. eighty five (28Si feet mnr. nr tn westwardly along the Une of said ten (10) sitz, Mortgagor, defendant and real I fepr nriiA ta II otr hnn.r ti ht finunert r.hirrw I ALSO all that certain lot of land sit i30' to a point at line of land, of STROH McCARRELL Attorneys uate dirertiv nith Russell J. Swaney.

thence northwardly att. land, bounded and flto eastern line of land of said bu ttiSoa erected situate to thi BEGINNING at a nost the Russell J. Swaney, two hundred snd wLrit rS' wf," S. aaax, WA iBllu I I WVUIIUVU BUU UCErCIUHW B.S TniliWil eight. (38) perches more or less to a post FOR reference to title a iuc 4111.

or mgnt OI way OI tnei, vyi. 19, agc ovo. Pennsylvania Canal: thence alnnir aAiri I SUBJECT to the iviKui, 01 way norm iony nine and one in tne aeeos aioremenuonea. Harris treet k.w "ik. half degrees fiAl west nineteen HQ, I SOLD aa the nronertv of Russell J.

SSlP Center Of the foresfidRight of SWaUey' sar along SSrs.VTlff MILNOR, Attorned" firW.tS?4 the said party of the Fecond part le r'cf PAvlH0.n 5.au',Pnety. 90' et. nuw OI hereto; now of ffilT0. 55 Phln "countv: Penn'sylvanT ten minutes 10) west thlrtTeight r38i oescHbed as follows, to wit: or late of Samuel N. Friedland; thence perches more or lesl to a stone8 at low BEGINNING at a point on the southern northwardly along the line of said prSp water mark of the Susquehannan River, treet about eighty eight erty twenty four (24) feet, more or less, thence alone said water mark bv its J88' teH Qlstant in a westerly direction to the.

line of property formerly of Paul, e.t,j I from the western line of Sixteenth street. A. Kurtkel. but now or lat of 'Ra1. nne.haif rieoreoa ioi i Aat nmAtaaM and at or oDDOsite the center of the Kunkel: thence westwardlv inner th ieet vo tne piace oi oesinning.

con a mine bu WiC uwcumg uvtuc i wi onau Lriwpriiy, ninety' tsuj ieet, featn.fk... an I Aroffau1 nin Lonrl ViavaI rt larni i Karl I rnrtrva lace tn tj rn.Tj.i luiiiviiiiiri 1 ii rriipi mnra n. lace 1 vvu ufvu hic uuu iikit'ii uKnitiutu iv wt atrj. uu luc ro. 1.

amp niinn beina nart. of the same nremi.ee vhih and the dwelling house adioininz the Second street: and thence sonthwarriiv Aiiiuuny o. opeece Aamimstrator sold DBc uu cast, uuu iuiuuiiis nuu miiu "iuub mo aus 01 norm oecona ana conveyea 10 tne aioresaid party of p'n, weowriy airecuuu aiong me succi, vweniy ivur mi ieet to vne place the first part hereto, as their Right southern line of said Walnut street flf 1 of beginning. of Wav across their land ann the mrh teen (151 feet to a noint at or ODDOsite the HAVING thereon erected house bnnmn of Way of the Pennsylvania Canal to the center of the partition wall between the as No. 1605 North Second street; to Susquehanna River.

Recorded in the said dwelling house erected upon the gether with the use of the three feet wide yiuce 1 or me itecoraer ox Deeds in and iana nerem aescrioea ana tne awemng auey in tne rear in common with the for the County of Dauphin, in Deed Book house adjoining the same on the west; other owners and occupiers of property ee au uccu wujk tucuvc a mubiicxijr ui.cw.uu vuivuKU nvubfiiiic Liic.cvu. Volume 15. 373. Rentemher the center nf said last mentioned narti BEINO the aame nremtse.c whlnh TTenrv Ninth. 1813, and January Fifteenth 1915.

tion wall and beyond at right angles W. Snyder and others, by deed dated granted and conveyed unto Harry C. with said Walnut street about one hun April 1, 1920, and recorded in the Dau mi dred and twenty five (125) feet to Bom phin County, Recorder's Office in TOGETHER with the right to the use baugh avenue, sometimes called Carna Deed Book Vol. 17, Page 462, sold and a uiivBbe iuui exteiiuen irnm bile I rinn avenue r.nenre in en mbtat nirer. nnnvpven in Hrmo er mnn.

eaStem line Of the nremLses herein P.On I tlnn alnnc the nnrt.hern line nf saiH fiOT.n a. the nrnnerfv nf Ve rtew0VDr he PKemises "fMabel Dechant Bombaugh avenue about fifteen (15) feet Connelly, Mortgagor, defendant and. real i 81 CWJ uuniuuu ana six (o) incnes to a point; raence in owner, along the western line of the Right of a northerly direction by a line running No. 34 m.0,1 fleen (15) fert distant from the line STROH McCARRELL. Attomevs.

"iJ "ilrie. me party I of the partition wall first aBove mentioned fiiS'SLi" of the first nart hereto. iUK reierence to title see Deed Book Volume 19. Page 66. SOLD as the DroDertv of Thomas Boger, Mortgagor, and real owner.

MO. .1. MILNOR. Attorney. ALL that certain lot or Diece of around situate in the Fifteenth Ward of the City of Harrisburg, bounded and described as follows, to wit: BiSGiNNlNG at a corner of the Jonestown Road (sometimes called Walnut street) ana lands now or lately of Ida xoiiee; uience eastwaraiy Dy tne nortn.

ern side of the Jonestown Road twenty two and five tenths (22.5) feet, more or io a point opposite tne center oi partition wall between houses Nos. 1834 and 1836 Walnut street; thence north wardly by the center of said partition wall one hundred nineteen (119) feet. more or less, to Apricot Alley; thence westwardly by the southern line of Apricot Alley sixteen and eight tenths 1 8.8 1 feet, more or less, to land lat.elv of Ida Yoffee; and thence southwardly oy tne line oi saia land one nunorea k.J,l on, lOni fe.f i vt ii nf syvania, oounaea ana described as lol to said Walnut street at the place of lows: beginning. BEGINNING at a point on the northern Tvvj "SU UH sme ot pener street at tne line of prop na riu.allintt h'ut. nnn, frnniVT, the dwelling house now known erected ertv now or formerly of Sara M.

Broo! KS asJJS 1rI walnut street. and known as No. 612 Peffer street, which t0 title see Deeo Book F' P'nt is one hundred forty five 145) vl 2. Page 7, feet east from the northeast corner of aa hue vityct.y wi jhtcu ovuaib Use c. MArlMMP nrit.h nnli J1 13 Leach, terre tenant.

No. 28 MILNOR. Attorney. ALL that certain lot or piece of land situated in the Thirteenth Wait of the City of Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit: BEGINNING at the southeastern corner of Kensington street and Cedar Allev and running thence in a southerly direction along the eastern line of' said Cedar Alley, one hundred (100) feet and nine (9) inches to Central avenue; thence in an easterly direction along the northern line of said Central avenue forty (40) feet to a point; thence In a northerly direction parallel with said Cedar Alley, one hundred (140) feet and nine (9) inches to said Kensington street; and thence in a westerly direction along the southern line of said Kensington street forty (40) feet to the place of beginning. THE same being lots numbered one hundred twenty three (123) and one hundred twenty four (124) of Block as shown on a Plan of Lots laid out bv Dunkle and Ewing, known as "East End Plan No.

4." which Dlan is entered in the Office for the Recording of Deeds, in ana ior saia uauDnin vountv in Fian Book at Page 91; said two lots having erected thereon a block of two frame dwelling houses now known aa nos. and 3031 Kensington street. xtarnsDurg, renna. FOR reference tn title aea Deed Ronk i. volume 2i.

page 397. SOLD as the nrooertv of John S. Heff aer. Mortgagor, and real owner. No.

29 STROH it McCARRELL, Attorneys. ALL that certain lot or piece of land, with the buildings thereon erected, situate in the 11th Ward of the Oltv of Harris burg, County of Dauphin, state of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as BEGINNING at the northeastern corner of North Fourth and Dauphin streets: thence eastwardly alontr the North line of Dauphin street, one hundred sixteen (116) feet to a four feet wide private alley: thence northwardly along the line of said private alley, twenty five (25) feet to the line of property formerly of Dr. R. H. Moffltt.

but now or late nf Herman A Cohen; thence westwardly along the south line of said property, one hundred sixteen (116) feet to the east line of North Fourth street; and thence southwardly alone: the east line of North Fourth street, twenty five (25) feet to tne piace of Beginning; with the rignt to use the said four feet wide private alley in common with the owners and occupiers of other property abutting tnereon. HAVING thereon erected building known as No. 1821 North Fourth street. BEING the same premises which Louis w. nay ana wue, oy aeea aatea January 24, 1923, and recorded in the Dauphin County Recorder's Office In Deed Book Vol.

IS. Pate 301 nld and con veyed to the West End Democratic Asso ciation. SOLD as the nroDertv of the West End Democratic Association, Mortgagor, de lenaant ana real owner. No 30 STROH At McCARRELL, Attorneys. ah mat certain parcel or tract oi 0 North Sixth and Peffer streets: thence northwardly along the line of said prop erty and for part of the distance through the center of the partition wall, sixty (j) teet to tne line of property formerly of Margaret Reed, but now or late of W.

H. Thompson; thence eastwardly along the line of said property, nineteen (19) feet, more or less, to a three feet wide private alley; thence southwardly along the line of said private alley and along the line of property formerly of David Cooper and Solomon Kerson, but now or late oi soiomon Kerson, sixty lev) feet to the northern side of Peffer street; and thence westwardly along the northern side of Peffer street, nineteen (19) feet, more or less, to the place of beginning. HAVING thereon erected property known No. 614 Peffer street; together with the right to use the aforesaid three feet wide private alley and a sewer pipe running in said alley in common with the owners and occupiers of other property abutting thereon. BEING the same premises which J.

Charles Brenizer, single man, by deed dated February 11, 1925, and recorded In the Dauphin County Recorder's Office in Deed Book Vol. 20, Page 370, sold and conveyed to Harry Gordon and Min nie Gordon, his wife; the said Minnie Gordon died December 21. 1933. SOLD as the property of Harry Gordon, mortgagor, defendant and real owner. No.

35 STROH St McCARRELL, Attorneys. ALL that certain lot of land, with th building thereon erected, situate in Susquehanna Township, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: BEING Lot No. 58 In Block on the Plan of Lots laid out by Edward R. Pierce, Attorney in Fact, and known aa Green Hills Plan ot Lots, which said Plan is recorded In the Dauphin County, Recorder's Office In Plan Book Page 52; said lot having a frontage of twenty (20) feet on Sixth street and a depth of one hundred thirty (130) feet to Long HAVING thereon erected a frame dwell Ing house known as No. 58 North Sixth street, Green Hills, Susquehanna Township, Dauphin County, Pa.

BEINO the same premises which Jennie M. Deeter and others, by deed dated July 29, 1929, and recorded In the aforesaid Recorder's Office in Deed Book Vol. 22, Page 313, sold and conveyed to Dan' Jlpson and Nina Jlpson, his wife; the said Dartv of the second part accepting the said deed expressly agrees for him sen, nis neirs, executors, aaministrators and assigns, that no building or buildings shall be built on said lot closer than fifteen (15) feet to the line of the street on whioh the above lot fronts, and upon a breach of this covenant any of the owners of property abutting or fronting on the same side of said street may enforce the terms thereof by legal process. SOLD as the property of Dan Jlpson and Nina Jipson, his wilt, mortgagors, defendants and real owners. No.

36 STROH St McCARRELL, Attorneys. ALL that certain lot of land, with the buildings thereon erected, situ (Continued on Following Page).