Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-28

TCireuft A-439.1
r SALE-Essex County Common
Pleas Court John L Reynolds vs.. Oscar
Weiner. Fl. IA
BY virtue OF the above stated writ Of neri
facias, to me directed. / shall expose for sale
by public yendue. at the Court House. In New
ark, on Tuesday, the sixteenth day OF August
next, at two o'clock p. m, all the right, title
and interest of the defendant OF, in and to all
those tracts or parcels OF land and premises
situate, lying and being in the City Of Newark,
First tract-Beginnlng at the corner of a lot
lately sold by James Tichenor to David Scoheld
on the north side OF Mechanic street; thence
along said street south slxty-nve degrees thirty
minutes east twenty-three feet three inchess
thence north eighteen degrees east eighty-one
thirty minutes west fifteen feet five inches
thence south twenty-four degrees thirty min
utes vest eighty-one feet six inches to the be-
ginning corner.
Second tract-Beginning In the northerly line
of Mechanic street at the southeasterly corner
of the lot OF said Daniel and Peter Delany;
thence north twenty-four degrees thirty min
utes east ffty-two feet four inches to the rear
end Of building now being. erected upon the
strip hereby described and the adjoining lot on
the east; thence In a westerly course along the
line of said building one foot nine inches to
the northwesterly corner OF the same; thence
eouthwesterly hfty-two feet four inches 10
Mechanic street and place of beginning.
Third tract-Beginning in the northerly line
OF Mechanic street at the southeasterly corner
Of lot owned by Weiner & Bro, formerly of
Jabez D. Kilburn. and from said point running
along the line Of said Weiner & Bro. lot north
nineteen degrees forty-hve minutes east seventy
eight feet three inches: thence southeasterly
ten feet; thence south nineteen degrees forty
hve minutes west seventy-eight feet three
inches, more or less, to the northerly line of
Mechanic street: thence westerly ten feet to the
place of beginning.
Fourth tract-BeginninE in the easterly line of
Washington street at a point distant ~southerly
twenty-five feet from the. corner Of the same
and Hill street. from thence running In q
s~outherly direction along the line Of Washing
ton street twenty-six feet. thence in an ~easterly
direction through the contre of the partition
WqII WhI0h dfvidac hot1oa GtandfnU nm 1nf hare.
tofore conveyed with that adjoining on south
seventy-nlne feet eight inches to line OF land
now or formerly OF the Third Ward School
lot; thence northerly along the line Of same
thirty-one feet; thence in a westerly direction
parallel with Hill street seyenty-seyen feet and
eight inches to the place of beginning.
Fifth notwithstanding on the easterly line
OF Washington street at a point therein distant
s~outherly seventy-seven feet from the south
east corner OF Hill and Washington streets
from thence running easterly and in a line
parellel with the partition wall dividing the
ington street sixty-nine feet and ten inches to
the line of property of VIM. Riker and formerly
Of the City Of Newark: thence s~outherly along
and one-half inches: thence in a westerly
direction about seyenty-two feet to the line
of Washington street, touching the same at a
point twenty-five feet southerly Of the place
Of beginning; thence along Washington street
IN a northerly direction twenty-five feet to the
Sixth tract-Beginning in the westerly line
OF Broad street at a point therein distant
tNenly-tnfee feet noftnerly from the corner
formed by the intersection OF the westerly
line of said Broad street with the northerly
line of Parkhurst street; from thence running
ncrtherly along the westerly line Of said Broad
street thirty-nine feet; thence running westerly
parallel with Parkhurst street one hundred and
ten feet. thence running southerly and parallel
with Broad street thirty-nine feet; thence east
erly and parallel with Parkhurst street one
hundred and ten feet to Broad street and place
OF beginning.
And in connection thereto an L. beginning
at a point In the northerly line OF Parkhurst
street distant ninety feet westerly from the
northwest corner of Broad and Parkhurst
streets. thence running westerly twenty feet;
thence northeriy twenty-three feet to the
southwest corner of the above described lot;
thence running easterly along said lot twenty
feet; thence s~outher1y and parallel with the
second course twenty-three feet to the be-
| ginning.
Newark. N. j.. July II, 1910.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN. Sheriff.
Lambert & Stewart. Attorneys t*4s.7 )