The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-10-15
MASTERS SALEM cHANcERr or NEW

Between william Briakeriaoa, Executor, &cy
ct ais, eomplainauts, ard Charles q. b1ans<
II ia for sale Of mortgaged premises.
Returnable. October Term. 1895.
Brinkerhof & Fielder, Solicitors.
by virtue of The above stated WRIT to me d.
rectsd and deiiveTsd SHAH ssH By public
room, Nc. At Montgomery street, Jersey City
Tuesday THE ory5s.gs DAY OF
A.. ID. eighteen hundred and ninety-eights at
the following described land and premises with
the appurtenanees, being the same described
IN said writ. that is 10 say
hereinafter particularly described. situate, "
ing and being in the township OF Harrison. In
the County OF Hudson and State of New Jer-
sey, beginning IN the ~norfherly line Of Harrison
avenue, at its interscctson with the westerly
line Of and belonging to John Dukes; thence
along the same north twenfy-six degrees If
" minutes, east three hundred and f9rty~two
feet and six inches; thence north thirty-dFe de-
graes hffeen minutes. east six hundred and
nine feet and three inches; thence north thfr-
dred and sixty-eight feet and seven inches;
thence north thirfy-sayen degrees fifteen min
Etes. east TWO hundred and four feet and
grees ten minutes. east three hundred and If
ty-three feet and six inches to the westerly line
same north fifty minutes east three hundred
and seventy-fve feet and six inches to land Of
wallace Tappen & Company; thence along the
Same north slxty-cne degrees fifty minutes
west thirteen hundred and forty-six feet;
thence north sixty-Ihree degrees forty-dF6
minutes west, four hundred and twenty-tcar
feet; thence north sixty-dye degrees tairty-tyVo
minutes west FIVE hundred feet; thence north
sixty7oae degrees fifty minutes west, two hun
dred and sixty feet to land belonging to John
Williams, and thence along the same south
lhifty-two degrees west one thousand and df-
" feet and two inches; thence south Atty
bhree degrees Atty minutes east one hundred
and ninety feet and 1--WE inches to the easterly
line Of Fisth street; thence along the same
south three degrees forty minutes east one
hundred and twenty-three feet and eight inches
/ To the nOfthHrlV line Of Davis street thence
along the same north eighty-six degrees twenty
minutes east one hundred and forty eight feet
and nine inches; thence south f~fty-four de-
grees twenty-five minutes east six hundred
and twenty-six feet; thence south twenty-tyo
degrees west three hundred and Ehirly-nine
feet ard eight inches: thence south FIVE degrees
ten minutes east eight hundred and twenty feet
- the Hortherly line Of Harrison avenue; thence
along the same north esghty-six degrees forty
nve minutes east tHo hundred and thirty-three
feet to the centre Of an Avenue. proposed to be
laid out and to be called Davis avenue; thence
along the centre line of said proposed Avenue
norta three degrees fifteen minutes west four
hundred and sixty feet to the ~easterly line Of
a proposed street 70 be called Hamilton street:
thence along the same nersn eighfy-six de-
grees forty-ave minutes east three hundred and
twenty-seyen feet to the centre line of q pro-
posed avenne 70 be called Hiram avenue:
thence along the centre line Of said proposed
avenue south three degrees fifteen minutes
east four hundred and sixty feet to the line OF
Harrison avenue. and thence along the line Of
the same north eighty-six degrees forty-fve
minutes east four hundred and five feet and six
inches to the place Of beginning.
Excepting, however, out of said premises the
lots on each side of the Newark and Hudson
Railroad which shall be occupied for the
passenger depot and freight house OF said rail-
road, not exceeding one acre in All.
Excepting thereout and therefrom, an the
cells of land ard premises, situate, lying and
being in the township OF Harrison aforesaid.
Register Of said county, entitled Map Of lots
belonging 10 the East Newark Land Co Sit
uated in East Newark, Hudson County. n. J."
are known and distinguished as lots number
ed from one TO sixty Il te 6l, both Inclusive;
lots numbered from ~sixty-ive to eighty t65 10
SOD, both inclusive; lot numbered eighty-three
1888; lots numbered from ninety-seven to one
hundred and twenty-four- fs7 TO I24), both in
elusive; lots numbered from ore hundred and
thsrty-three TO one hundred and thirty-six {1sS
to 1850, both inclusive; lots numbered from one
hundred and seventy-one 10 one hundred and
numbered from TWO hunded and dfty-three TO
two hundred and eighty t25s 70 800 both in
and forty-nine to three hundred and sixty-four
G4s to s6D both inclusive; lots numbered
hundred and nineteen tST2 to As), both in
elusive; lots numbered from four hundred and
lightweight to four hundred and ninety-two
Ass to isD both inclusive; lots numbered five
hundred and thirteen t51S); 1--WE hundred and
C518: Ave hundred and thsrty-four 5sA:
five hundred and eighty-eight f5S9s five
hundred and eigty.ndne $50 nve hun
bred and ninety $50; lots numbered frsm
six hundred and forty-four to six hundred and
seventy ts44 to SID, both inclusive: Asz num-
bered seven hundred GOO; lots numbered from
seven hundred and ttairty-sevsa to seven hum
dred and forty-four (737 to TAD, both tnclu-
sive; lots numbered seven hundred ana seventy
fee G753. eight hundred and fourteen fSlD:
eight hundred and fifteen @151, eight hundred
and sixteen (816) and eight hundred AID nine
Excepting also thereout ana tbeEefrom, all
those other tracts of land and premises, sit
particularly described as follows:
The first tract: Beginning at the intersection
Newark ANA Hudson Railroad Company with
the southeasterly line Of Davis avenue as the
ing 10 The East Newark Lard Company ST
uated in East Newark, Hudson County made
By Van Dgyne and goung Surveyors; from
thence running along the line Of Davis avenue
north thirty-foar degrees and thirty-nine min
utes east. eighty feet aad S2-1ao Of a foot 70 the
~southerly line OF keaspey street, as lald ou1
on said map; thence along the line OF the same
south sixty-two degrees and fifty five minutes
east. two hundred and seventy feet and eo-lel
Of q foot to the aforesaid line of lands besong-
ing to the said Newark and MADISON Railroad
Company and theEce running along the sasae
north geventy-eight degrees and farty-six m Il
utas west, two hundred and ainety-two feet
ard s2-iO0 Of a foot to the place Of beginning.
ton Of the northerly line of land Of The New
ark and Hudson Railroad Company with the
northEssterly line of Dasis aseaues thence
running along the line Of The Newark and
Hudson Railroad Company north seventy
three hundred and sixty-three feet and 5o-1el
of a foot thence north. eleven degrees and
fourteen minutes east, tnirty-four feet thence
south sexeaty-eight degrees and Iorty-six min
utes east, three hundred and seTenty-eight
feet and X2-lpB CT a foot 10 tns aforesaid HHc
of Davis axenae; ard thence running along
the line OF the same south thirty-foGr degrees
and thirty-nine minutes west, thirty-segen feet
and 500 Of i root 20 the pface OF beginning.
The third tract: beginning at the intersee-
ton of the s%outhery line of land of The New
ark and Hudson Railroad Company with the
n~orthwesteriy line Of Davis avenue; thence
running along the line OF The Newark and
Hudson Railroad Company north seventy
eight degrees and fogty-six minutes west. three
hundred ard twenty feet and 25-1QD Of 2 f1or;
thence south eleven degrees and foarteea min
utes west, thirty feet thence south Seventy
eight degrees and ~forty-six minutes east. three
hundred and seven feet and 21-199 of 8 fost to
the aforesaid line OF Davis avenue: and themes
running along the line Of the sane thirty-four
degrees and thirty-niae minutes east, thirty
two and ss-10a Of a foot 70 the pace Of begin-
ming. Containing severty-hve and 1750 Of an
acre be the Same more or less. af sY
Dated September p, 1888.
YNIE J. wORTENDYKE,
Master in Ghaneery.
TO HAMILTON WALLIS. GUARDIAN
of Frederick T. HarraL a lunatic; Will
lam Wright Harral. Helen NJ. Mulliken,