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baggage from hotel or residence through TO destina-
IN CHANcERY OF NEW JEkSEY-MASrER'S
Between John Diekenscheid. Complainant, and
Nellie Dckenscheid, Defendant.
on Decree for Sale in Partition.
Erwin y Keller, Solicitors
BY virrae- Of a decree of the Court of Chancery.
made III the above cause. on the fifteenth day OF
June, eighteeu hundred and ninety-four. directing
a sale of all and singular the premises mentioned
and described in the bin of complaint and said de-
cree for sale, ]. Charles !. Carries, special Master in
Chaneery Of New Jersey, on. Tuesday, the fonrth
four, al two O'clock IN the afternoon. shall sell ae
public vendue 10 the highest bidder. upon the prem
seem most for tie intcresfso Of The parties, all the
following described lands and premises, being the
All that certain LOS or parcel of land and premises,
situate, lying and being, IN the ToMnsnlp u Green
on BOOK numbered two rs, us the same is laid
down On a certain map entitled MAP OF property OF
nenry BainbTidge, situate al Greenvilie, Hudson
1855, and filed in the Clerks office OF the County OF
Hudson, March 18th, 1885; which part of lot hereby
Intended TO Oe conveyed is butted and bounded az
BEGINNING on the s~outherly side Of Pierce avenue
at the point where the boundary line between the
said lot numbered eightyfour and the adjoining lot
numbered eigntY,ave, rs laid down GA said map,
thence running westerly along the s~outherly line of
Pierce avenue twenty, hve 2ol teet; thence s~outherly
three feet AM. three and three inches
Garden avenue thirty two feet, twc and one half
inches {2 TT. 2b6 in thence n~ortherly at right
angles 10 Pier e aNen Je nifty threa feet AMI seven
Inches i5S IT. iI9f to the plaee Of beginning;
said Pierce avenue is now known as MeAdoo ave-
Being the same premises conveyed to John DicSen-
shield under the speillls OF Jonn piekersheit, by
lllNlU- L. dt q az IaAA%| AIwH A1F NLtF NA4
Joseph =. Einn by deed dated February s. 1854,
recorded in Book lJd OF Deeds for Hudson County
on page 642, etc.
and premises situate, lying and bein: in the Town
ship of GreeaYilie in the County OF hudson and
State OF New Jersey, being part OF a lot wAieh by a
deed bearing late the twent, eighth das of Novem.
Der. in the year one thousand eight hundred and
siytv-three. Frauk Wolleon and wfie conveyed to
David L. Van Horn and Joseph y, Finl. the parties
Of the first part 10 this indenture, the part OF said
lot intended by this instrument or writing to be
conveyed may be and is hereby described as fol-
Beginning at a point ON the east side of a certain
lot known as number eighty-four (S0 block two ~
John Bevan and filed March 26. 1853 (properly 1889,
in the Office or the Clerk of the County of Hudson.
this last mentioned lot being the same which ~
deed bearing date the firth day OF February one
thousand eight hundred and sixtyfour. David l.
Won Horn and wife and Joseph Z. Finn conveyed to
shcit as above mentioned 1fty-three 1857 feet seven
az inches, from the S~outherly side of Pierce avenue.
starting rom whieh point and running sopt A.
Prank Wolleon to David L. Van horn aud Joseph z.
Finn before referred to two ~ feet eleven I'D Ia
lot, seven 60 feet nine t9l inches; thence ~northeriy
across the said lot thirty-two G9 feet eight and an
half ts5<l inches more or less until it intersects the
northerly side of said lot; thence easterly along the
line OF said lot seven "a feet eigAt tSl inches TO the
western line of lot eighty four before referred TO;
thence along the said westerly line twenty nine GSy)
feet nine and an half % t2) inches to the place Of
Oe SaI + PIgyce avenue is now known as NcAaoo ave-
Being the same premises conveyed to John Dicken-
scheid tunder the spelling OF Dickerscheid or Dieker-
scheid) by David L. Van Horn and others by deed
dated April :. lsGE. recorded in Book lS of Deeds
for Hudson County on page 43, etc.
Together with all and singular the hersditaments
and sppnrtenances 70 the said premises belonging
or in any wise appertaining.
Dated. August , 1884,
$3.50 Special Master in chancery.