Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-14
NOTICES.


IN cHANeERY OF NEw JERsEY-Between
Mamma Fundus, ct ais, complainants, and
Caroline Roehrich, ct ais, defendants. On bill
for partition. Decree for sale.
By virtue of a decree for sale made by the
Court of Chancery in the above stated cause,
bearing date the twenty-seNenth day OF july,
nineteen hundred and ten, l snail expose iof
sale at public vendue to the highest bidder on
Monday, the fourteenth day of November nine
teen hundred and ten, at the hour OF two
Io'clock in the afternoon Of that day, IN the
1 Sherinfs salesroom at the Court House in the
Z city OF Newark, in the County of Essex and
state OF New Jersey. all those tracts or parcels
OF land and premises situate in the city of
Newark. in the County of Essex and State Of
New Jersey, described as follows, TO wit:
First notwithstanding at a point in the north
erly line of Ann street. distant easterly two
hundred and twenty-five feet from the corner
formed by the intersection of the same with
the easterly line of New York avenue, ana from
thence running north twentysnine degrees
twenty-sis minutes west one hundred and hNe
feet one and one-half inches TO the line drawn
through the. centre Of the block, thence along
said centre line north sixty degrees twenty-four
minutes east seventy-six feet four inches to line
of land Of G. S. Osborn; thence along his line
south tNenty-nine degrees twenty-nine minutes
east one hundred and five feet one and one-hai
inches TO Ann street aforesaid, and thence along
said Ann street south sixty degrees twenty
four minutes west seVenty-siX feet nYe inehes
10 the place Of beginning. Being lots nnnpeIs
109, 40 and III, on a map of the properly OF
Francis Mackin and Charles 5. Osborn, maue
by Harrison and Van Duyne, surveyors, NoNem-
her 2Sth, 1870. and being the same premises
convened BY John L. Brooks and wife TO the
said Walter Frost by deed dated June l. 1872.
and recorded in Book o-i6 of Deeds Tor SAID
second ractZBeeinning in the southerly line
Of Lang street at a point therein distant Two
hundred and seventy-ive feet easterlY rom
New York avenue; thence running along lans
street north sixty degrees twentY-four minutes
cast twenty-six feet three inchesi tnenee sou.n
tNenty-Dine degrees twenty-six minutes east
one hundred and five feet one and one-half
inches; thence south sixty degrees twenty-tour
minutes west twenty-six feet four inches'
thence north twenty-nine degrees twenty-six
minutes west one hundred and hve teet one
and one-halt inches to the place Of BEGINNING,
Including the inchoate right of dover OF
Margaretha Roehrich. wife of Chrlstiaf,
Roehrich. also the initiate right of curtesy of
Carl Fundus. husband of Mamma Fundus, and
the initiate right Of cnrtesy of Fred Bogen-
hard, husband of Louisa Bogenhard NEE
Roehrich1, together with all and singular the
hereditaments and appurtenances TO the sald
premises belonging or in anywise appertaining'
ENCUMBRANCES.
As reported to me a mortgage Of three thou
sand dollars C3. 00O). Mino Gilman. mortgages;
n mortgage of two thousand dollars t$2, OOOD.
Carl Fundus, mortgagee; a mortgage Tor two
thousand five hundred dollars Isl, 5OOJ, Caroline
Roehrich, mortgagee; a mortgage Tor twenty
five hundred dollars $4,000, John T.. Dusen-
hundred dollars (s2, iO0), Jacob Bender, and
Julia, his wife. mortgages, are liens and en-
cumbrsnees upon the above described properly,
and distributed as follows: On NO. 81 Lang
street, a mortgage of three thousand dollars
tSS. 600. and a second mortgage OF two thou
sand dollars ($2, 000l, and a third mortgage OF
twenty-ave hundred dollars G2, 500; the said
second and third mortgages also covering part
Of the Ann street tract. The Ann street tract Is
encountered as follows: A mortgage of twenty
five hundred dollars e$2i 500. covering part or
said tract; another mortgage of twenty-four
hundred dollars fS2, 1907. covering another part
of said tract. and the mortgages of two thou
said dollars (S2. 000l and two thousand fye nun
bred dollars C2, 800 covering part OF said tract
and also covering the Lang street tract
In addition to the above there is a street open
ing assessment against the Lang street property
for five dollars and twenty-five cents t$5.2D, and
against the Ann street property a street OPEN
ing assessment for eighteen dollars and thirty
four cents tSlS.3fl.
Dated october 18th, 1910,
RANCIS CHILD,
Special Master in Chaneery of New Jersey.
f3i Prudential building.
Newark, N. J.
Julius Rupprecht,
Solicitor,
7S Broad street,
Newark. \. j. octl4, q, 2snoV4,l