The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-06-20
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
F. o. BAILEY & CO., AUCTIONEERS.

Pursuant to a decretal order from the su-
preme Judicial Court in the case of Mary E.
Libby, ct al in Equity against George ID.
Clark, ct al, shall sell to the highest bidder
O'Clock in the afternoon of Wednesday, July
:, 1896, the following described real estate,
with the buildings thereon, situated on the
corner of Grove and Portland streets i'll the
city of Portland, containing about one hun
dred and fifty thousand square feet. subject
to a mortgage given by George D.. Clark,
insurance Company for $4,000, the interest
upon which has been paid to January l, 1896.
1890 .-. DESCRIPTION.
A certain lot OF parcel of land with the
bulIdlngs thereon situated in said Portland
on the corner made by the intersection of
the northerly side of Portland street with
the westerly side OF Grove street bounded
westerly by land formerly owned by this
of Portland, northerly by land formerly
owned by one Stevens now owned by Geo.
Z. Wescott, easterly by Grove street, and
southerly by Portland street. Said parcel of
land extends about one hundred ninety 19O
feet onPortland street and about seven hun
dred ten (710) feet on Grove street, and con-
and said premises are the same which were
conveyed to the Portland Savings Bank by
mortgage deed of Mary Ann Clark and Elliot
L. Clark dated March 1S, 1873 and recorded
in Cumberland Registry of Deeds in Book
800, Page 223, which mortgage deco has been
fully foreclosed as appears by certificate re-
corded in said Registry in Book 442, Page 81.
Reserving aid excepting from the above de-
Scrlbed parcel of land, however, the several
portions thereof which are particularly de-
scrlbed in the respective deeds following,
viz:
1.-Deed given by the Portland Savings
Bank to said Mary Ann Clark dated July y,
1887, and recorded in said Registry Book $50,
Page 206, OF certain lot OF land with the
buildings thereon situated on the westerly
side of Grove street in said Portland and
bounded as follows, to wit:
ir1fr ut 81 1aAiT ,tn nrtr-o
three hundred 5000 feet northerly from the
intersection of Portland street with said
Grove street; thence running northerly by
said Grove street forty (40) feet to stake;
and from these two bounds extending west
erly at right angles with said Grove street,
and parallel with said Portland street, one
hundred q0O) feet holding said width of
forty feet.
2.-Deed given by the Portland Savings
Bank to George ID. Clark dated November 15,
1878, and recorded in said Registry Book $40
Page 1888 of a certain lot of land with the
buildings thereon situated on the westerly
side of Grove street in said Portland and
bounded as follows, VIZ:
Beginning at point on said westerly side
of Grove street five hundred forty (540) feet
northerly from the intersection of Portland
street with said Grove street; thence run
ming northerly by said Grove street forty
(40) feet, ana from these two bounds ex-
tending westerly at right angles with said
Grove n street ct one one hundred h1 rec qoosfeet
Bank to Caroline p. Dow dated October Is,
1888, and recorded in said Registry, Book 554,
Page 40, of a certain lot or parcel of land
situated on the westerly side of Grove street,
in said Portland, and bounded and described
as follows, viz: Beginning at the northeast
erly corner of the lot of land conveyed bv
this grantor to Mary Ann Clark by deed
dated July II, 1867, and recorded in said
Registry, Book 352 Page 206; and thence
running northerly on said Grove street forty
(40) feet; and from these two points extend
ing back in a westerly direction one hum
bred 600 feet keeping the width of forty
feet
4.-Deed given by the Portland Savings
Bank to George p. Wescott dated December
II, 1890, and duly recorded in said Registry
of a certain lot of land situated on the west
erly side of Grove street in said Portland.
being Triangular in shape and bounded and
described as follows
Beginning on the westerly side line of said
Grove street at the northerly side of a GER
tain passageway there existing; and thence
running westerly by the old line of Grove
street, siXty-seven and three-tenths (67 81
feet to land now owned by said Wescott
thence westerly with an included angle of
So degrees, 81 minutes distance of fifty (5O)
feet more OF less, to the westerly side line
of said Grove street as recently graded un-
der the requirements of the Railroad Com
missiouers in conn ectien with the extension
of the Portland and Rochester Railroad:
thence in a straight line to the point of be-
ginning.
The premises to be sold are subject TO n
right of way in the passageway eleven feet
wide running from Portland street in the
rear of the lot so far as it adjoins the Wal
REUEL SMALL,
jn6eod4w Special Master in chancery.