Boston Blackie - Fifty Hunter Street

The owner of the Manletter Company receives a letter in the mail that reads "if you want to know how to prevent the Morton bank from foreclosing on your note, have your friend Boston Blackie visit a house at 50 Hunter Street at seven o'clock this evening. Signed, a friend". Manletter shows his secretary, Miss Jean Rochelle, the message he received, and she tells him that the new Morton Bank president, John Partridge, just called in their bank notes. Manletter, not wanting to involve Blackie, goes out to try raising the needed money, while Miss Rochelle immediately calls Blackie and tells him about the message. Blackie agrees to be at the Hunter Street address at the designated time. Once there, he listens to a recording and gets knocked out. Upon waking up, he notices a bullet hole in his jacket and his gun is missing.