The Monmouth inquirer., 1895-03-21
alaster's Sale.
OF SALE.
ssoolATIoN

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Notice is hereby gwen That in pursuance oi
decree OF foreclosure aud sale amended made
by the Circuit court OF the UDited states for the
District of New Jersey, in certain cause IN
which the Farmers Loan and Trust Company. as
trustee ,is complai Dant, and the Monmouth PARK
Associations aud others are defendants, aud dated
the twenty third day oi January, 1895, / Henry s.
White, the special master IN aud by said decrte
appointed or that purpose, will sell, at pubic
auction, to the highest bidder therefor. at thirty
minutes after ons O'Clock, P. M. at the Court
House of the Comfy OF Monmoath, at Freehold,
in the State Of New Jersey, on MAkOH l1st, 1895.
the following property and premises described
in said decree, that is to say:
All and singular. the zeal estate lands, premi-
SOS, buildings and improvements Of ihe said Mon
mouth Park Association, situate lying and being
in the townships Of EatontUwn aud Shrewsbury,
in thecounty Of Monmouth and state oi New Jer-
sey, comprising about SIX hundred and sixty
acres OF land, lying together and bounded as tOl-
lows: Beginning at tue point where the center
line of the Eatontown and Long Branch turnpike
road ntersects the center line OF the public road
leading from said turnpike road to Oceanport;
thence running westerly along the middle OF tue
said turnpike road TO the southeast corner OF
lands of Charles A. Benuett; thence northerly
along said Benefits easterly line, to his north
east co rner thence westerly along the north line
OF his land to bis northwest corner; thence north
orly along westerly line Of the seps tracts
Of land conveyed to the Monmouth Park Associa-
ton BY Hamilton X. Searles and by James s. Rose
to the northeIy line OF lands occupied by The
New Jersey Southern Railroad company; thencs
westerly along said northery line last named to the
westerly line OF lands conveyed by William White
thence along SAID westerly iue 10 tu6 Htiuul6 Of
Mil brook in the line OF lands conveyed to the
said Association by Edward O. Fielder; thence
westerly along the middle Of said brook to the
senter OF the turnpike road leading from Eaton
town to Red Bank; thence northwesterly and
northery along the center OF said road
until said road reaches the middle
OF another brook in the north line OF the
said land conveyed by said Fielder to said
Association; thence northeriy and easteriy along
the northery line of the last mentioned lands to
the end thereof at point in Parker's reek
thence easterly along the waters OF Parker's
Creek on the northerly line OF lands conveyei to
the said Association by Henry Casler aud others
to the west line OF lands OF the New York aud
Long Branch Railroad company; theBce SOUTH
easterly along the westerly line OF said railroad
lands to lands formerly owned by Mrs. Hendrick
Snock (now deceasedl; thence along said Smoes's
line southwesterly and southerfy to the cebter
OF the road called a public road In the deed OF
John P. easier to said Association; thence along
the sIiddie of said road westerly until it inter
sects the land conveyed to said Association by
Henry Caser. Rufus /. easier and Joseph easier;
thence along the easterly line to tho nor ther-
ly waters OF Oceanport Greek; thence up said
creek. crossing the public road leading from
Oceanport to Rumson, until 1t interseots the
line OF lands conveyed by the heirs Of Bridget
Ferns, deceased, to said Association; thence along
said Ferns line unti 1t intersects the lands
occupied by the New Jersey Southern Railroad
company; thence easterly along said railroad
lands to the center line of the public road
leading from Oceanport to the said Eatontown
and Long Branch turnpike road; thence
along said center line sonthwssterly
10 the place of beginning, embracing with
in the above lines and DOuDuar1eB OF the lands IN
sended to be described the lands aud ways
eupied by the tracks of the Monmouth Park rails
road, together with the rails and ties thereon
which it is hereby agreed are TO be con-
siaer=d as part Of the realty; being the same
lands and premises which were conveyed in sew
eral parcels b said Monmouth Park association
by the following deeds By deeds from David ID. 1
Withers, dated May a. 1878 and May 90 1886 and
recorded IN the clerks office OF the county of
Monmouth in book S04 OF deeds. page 241, ETC.,
and book 4il of deeds, page &c. by deed of Francis
g Jchanfrau, dated December 81, 1888, and re-
eorded in book 377 OF deeds; page Al; by deed
from Hamilton R. Searles aud wife dated Febru
ary l6 1885, and recorded in book 800 of deeds,
page 1888 ETC.. by deed from Elizabeth Worthing
ton. dated February Is, 1884. and recorded ia
book 377 of deeds. page 172, ETC.. by deed from
james s Rose dated October Is, 1887, and record
ed in book 425 Of deeds, page 366; by deed from
James Steen and wife. dated October Q, 1887, and
recorded in book 424 of deeds. page III by deed
from the heirs O. Bridget Ferns. deceased dated.
February 30. 1888. and recorded in book 430 OF
deeds. page l55; by deed from Thomas White aud
vile dated July 81, 1888. and recorded in book
.534 of deeds gage 100; by deed trim Edward @. |
Fielder and wife, dated March 26. 1889 aud re-
corded in book 4t4 Ct deeds. page 493: by deeds
from Henry easier, dated March 80 1889 anu g. |
corded in book 445 of deeds, pages 800 and 307 /
respectively by deed from Rufus L. Oasler, Joseph
easier and Henry Oaser, dated January 26 1883, /
and recorded in book AS OF deeds, page $40; Oy /
deed of Rufus f.. Casler dated Jannsry 26, 1889. I
and recorded in book 445 of deeds, page 312; and |
by deed of John P. CASTER. dated January 26 1889.
asd recorded III book AS of deeds, page 3l5; |
together with all and singular the t9nements. here
ditaments and appurtenances to the same belong /
ing, in any wise appertaning, and the reversion
or reversiops, remainder remain ders. rents,
Issues aud profits thereof aud also all the estate
right. title, interest, property. claim and demand
whatsoever. of. in and to the same, aid all and |
singular the franchises rights aud privileges now |
owned, possessed acquired by the said Mon
mouth Park Association.
Said property and premises will be tffered for +
sale in four parcels. subject to the terms and I
conditions of said decree as follows:
FIRST PARCEL:-All the mortgaged property |
and mr. lher0frOfu the Darcela +
hereihsfter described as parcels second. third
and fourth.
parcel or tract of land. situate, lying aud being
In the county of Monmou tn aud Slate New Jersey /
bounded and described as follows: Beginning at
a point in the center of the public road leading |
from Oceanport to Little silver said poiut being /
three hundred and seventeen feet northeriy from |
the center line of the road leading to Horse Neck
FONT ;thence( )along the center OF rst named road
north nineteen degrees west niue hundred and ]
three feet to Psrker's creek; thence ~ easterly
along the bank OF said creek to the westerly line
Of the right Of way OF the Monmouth Park rail- /
read switch. said point being eight hundred and /
twenty and six tenths feet easterly and at right /
angles with hrst mentioned public road. also be-
ang eighteen and one-tsnth feet west of the west |
line fthe New York and Long Branch railroad
right of way thence 49, curving with the center
line Of Monmouth Park railroad and thirty feet
distant uUrtherly tb bereirom, seventeen hundred !
and thirtysix feet to place OF beginning containing
nineteen aud twenty-tws one hundredths acres;
together with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected. and the appurtsnsnces thereunto
belongng,
THIRD PARCEL: An the following piece, par
eel or track of land. situate, lying and being in
the county OF Monmouth aud state OF New Jer-
seY, and bounded and described az follows Be-
ginning at an ir Jn bolt in tue center iue OF tue
road leading from 0ceanport to Little Silver and
the centre line of the road leading TO Horse
Neck Point; thence IN along said center noe OF
aarst named road south nineteen degrees one
thousand aud twenty-seven and eight.fentbs
ieet to the line OF public road leading to
and through the eastetIy part OF this property;
4hence t2jaohg til center iu- of last uamsd
road north ninety degrees thirty minutes east
one thousand and twenty aud two-tentbs feet; /;
4hence f3} along the center of road south eighty
nine degrees thirty minutes east tour hundred and
six six and hve-teutbs feet TO lands OF smock;
th ence ~ north Ave degrees nifty minutes west
nine hundred and hfty-nine ieet along Smock's
line to stone: thence (5} north eghty-four de-
grees ten mi nutes east TWO hundred and fifteen /
and three tenths feet to the westerly line OF the
right OF way of the New York and t.ong Branch
railroad; thence (6| along the said right OF way
eightv seven feet to Intersection OF the sonth-
erly line of the right of way OF the Monmouth I