Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-04-29
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Together with the riparian rights and all build
ings improvements fixtures and furniture there
in and thereon, excepting the structure known
as shoot the Chutes;' This property has been
operated since June, 1890, as first-class family
summer resort, having been built, equipped and
furnished for that business. The improvements
and buildings are large double-deck steamboat
Landing, pavilion and pier, stone sea wall along
the eut1re river frontage of the Park three-story
hotel and restaurant with toilet rooms, complete
plumbing for water, steam and drainage; 215
story cafe building with toilet rooms), bridge
and stone tower on river front, extensive ice
house and reirigerating building electric light
building with boiler house, dynamos engine, etc
toboggans with boiler-house, sheds and car
houses; gents cottage, barber shop, Wristbands,
urinals and closets; caroussel building and
boiler-houSe, ice cream pavilion, photograph
building, haunted swing building, pool and
shuffleboard pavilion, ladies' cottage (Gwo-story)
with retiring rooms, toiletrooms and lavatory;
handsome music shell building with rooms, clos
cts, ETC.; supply bar building with Ice-house and
refrigerator, dairy building, segar stand, fruit
and confectionery stands, two-stOry residence for
superintendent, large two story house for ser
wants, large twosLory barn and shed, 40 horse
sheds, and stables, water tower buildings with
talks of $4,000 gallons capacity EACH with
pumps, machinery, ETC.; handsome substantial
oOue1I bridge over roadway, EGGPLANT building,
toIieC-IoomS and urlnals; grand stand structure,
seating capacity sou persons, cement lake. the
whole enclosed with feet high fencing around
the same Upon the premises is a complete
electric light (incandescent and arcl plant. with
sufficient capacity for lighting buildings and
grounds, switches, lamps, poles lights and
wires; complete drainage and sewerage system
for buildings and grounds; extensive supply
10000 gallons daily of pure water; numerous
fire plugs located upon various parts of ground
and connected with water works.
This property is one of the most handsome,
complete, and commodi0us summer resorts ia
the United States, and is beautifully located
upon bluff % feet above an expansive and hard
beach on the Delaware River. 1t has been ex-
tensiyely patronized by Philadelphians, a line of
steamers leaving Philadelphia every as minutes
Tor Lincoln Park
The entire property, with the improvements
and buildings except the structure known as
shoot the ChuJes') with the furniture and fur
nishings, including household goods, cooking
utensils, glass, china, crockery, cutlery, and
linen ware, etc., contained in the buildings will
be sold as one property
Subject to a balance of $4,000 due upon
first mortgage with interest thereon from March
/, 1896, and also subject to a balance of $49500,
due upon second mortgage with interest there
on from February 90 1876.
$1,000 to be paid at the time of sale, the balance
of the purchase money within 10 days after the
confirmation of the sale by the Chancellor of
New jersey.
GEORGE MCGOWAN, Esq
BERNARD GILPIN. ESQ
ALFRED B. STONEY, ESQ.
Receivers
On the day of sale leave Market street wharf,
Philadelphia. l30 p m via West Jersey Rail
road to Woodbury., N j., and from Woodbury.
(via Delaware River Railroad) to Paulsboro, ar
irving at Paulsboro 220 p. M, Lincoln Park is
within Is minutes walk of Paulsboro, N J.
For further particulars apply to George Nc
Gowan. Esq No. g07 Girard Building; Bernard
Gilpin, Esq, No. III Walnut street, Philadelphia;
Alfred B. Stoney, Esq. Keyport, New Jersey,
Receivers, or to S. H. Grey, ESQ.,, No. i04 Market
Street, Camden, New Jersey.
M THOMAS & SONS Auctioneers
lie South Fourth street, and
1919 and 1921 Chestnut ST. Phila.
Dated March %, 1897. Ct Prs fees, $21.60.