The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-27

sold and conveyed to Frances L. Blew
itt All improved with two-story frame
dwelling house, with additions thereto
and outbuildings thereon. Coal and min
erals reserved.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of James Burns VS.. Patrick Blewitt
Debt, 100000 Judgment No. 7A, May
term, 1885, Iii ia. to May term. 1898.
HAWLEY, Atty.
ALSO
No 13. All the right, title and interest
of the defendant =. G. Langan, in and
to all those certain lots or pieces of land,
situate in the Tenth ward of the city of
scranton, county of Lackawanna ana
state of Pennsylvania above the Eric
and Wyoming Valley Railroad in A. Is.
Silkmans addition to the city of Scran-
ton, as per map made by j. l.. Lawrence.
One of said lots is bounded as follows:
Beginning at corner on the southeast
erly side OF Silkman avenue and forty
feet from the Pennsylvania Coal COM
pany'S line of land; thence southeast
erly and parallel with said Coal COM
pany'S line $50 feet to Acker alley; thence
a southwesterly direction along said alley
50 feet to a corner Of land Of Peter Sny-
der; thence a nOrthwcSterly direction
along said Snydcrs land $50 feet to said
Silkman avenue; thence northeasterly
course along Silkman avenue 50 feet TO
the place of beginning Being lot No. l
in block No. on said map. Another Of
them, commencing on the southeasterly
side of said Silkman avenue and at the
northwest corner of said Peter Snyder
lot; thence a southeasterly course along
Snyder's land $50 feet to AC<er alley;
thence southwesterly course along said
alley so feet to land contracted to Henry
ACker; thence a northwesterly course
along ACker land $50 feet to Sikman
avenue; thence a northeasterly course
along said avenue 30 feet to the place of
beginning, being lot No. in block No.
on said map. Another of them, situate
in the southeasterly side of said avenue
and commencing at the northwesterly
corner of lot No. 4; thence southeasterly
along said lot $50 feet to ACker alley;
thence southwesterly along said alley $50
feet to Myrtle street; thence north
westerly course along Myrtle street $50
feet to Silkman avenue; thence a north
easterly course along Silkman avenue $50
feet to said corner of lot No. 4, the place
of beginning, being lots Nos. 5, G, T. S and
in block No. g. as designated on said
map. Another Of them situate on the
northwesterly side of said Sikman ave-
nue. and commencing at the southwest
erly corner of lot No IL, block No. S;
thence in a northwesterly course along
said lot $50 feet to Stipp alley; thence in
a SouthWesterly course along said alley
250 feet, more or less, to Myrtle street;
thence southeastery at different points
of compass along Myrtle street about $50
feet to Slkman avenue; thence a north
easterly course along Slkman avenue 800
lCel 10 tNe place OF beginning, DelnR IOlS
l3, IA, 10, 16, II and IS in block No. s. on
said map. Another of them. situate on
the southeasterly side OF the Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad, commence
ing at point at the intersection of the
Lackawanna Iron and Coal cOmpahy's
line and the said Erie and Wyoming Val
ley railroad line; thence sOutheasterly
along said Lackawanna Iron and Coal
cOmpany's line about l75 feet to a point
where said line intersects Myrtle street;
thence northeasterly course along Myr-
tie street about 800 feet to a point where
course Of Myrtle street prolonged would
intersect the Erie and Wyoming Val
ley r. r. line; thence south
westerly course along said Erie and
Wyoming Valley r. r. line about
200 feet to the place of beginning and
being three-cornered shape as appears
by said map. Another of them, situate
on the southeasterly side of Sadler ave-
nue., commencing at a point of lot No
on said map, known as David Stipp lot; ;
thence southwesterly along Sadler ave-
nue. about 5Ofeet toMyrtle street; thence
in a southeasterly course along Myrtle
street about 125 feet to Stipp alley; thence
northeaSterly along said alley about l30
feet to the corner of lot No. g. thence
northerly along said lot about l25 feet
to place of beginning, being lot No c,
block No. S, on said map. Also, one other
lot or parcel of land bounded. commence
Ing on the southerly side of Bunker Hill
street in said ward, and at a point on the
line of the Pennsylvania Coal company:
thence south 80 degrees east along said
company's land 1856 feet; thence south 40
degrees west about 60 feet to a point in
line of the Erie and Wyoming Valley
railroad: thence westerly and circular
course along said Erie and Wyoming
Valley railroad to a point in line of Ash
street; thence north so degrees west about
80 feet to n point in line of the Scran-
ton branch of the Erie and Wyoming
Valley railroad; thence north 80 degrees
east along said companys railroad line
about 200 feet to a point in line of Bunker
Hill street; thence northerly SO degrees
80 minutes east along said street about
220 feet to stake; thence north 40 de-
grees east along said street to the Penn-
sylvania Coal Company's land and place
of beginning, and is the land conveyed
by Elizabeth Silkman to z. c. Langan, ct
al, by deed bearing date of 18th June, a.
d. 1897.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of NJ II. Griffin VS.. p. c. Langan.
Debt $4,000 Judgment No. 2SG, March
term 1895. FL fa. TO May term, 1898.
Z. w. STOKES, Atty.