Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-04
RECEIYER'S SALE
Valuable Glass Manufacturing Plant,
Including all Real Estate and
Personal Property.

Personal Property.
In pursuance Of an order Of the Court Of
Chancery, made and dated the Twenty
twelve, in the cause therein depending
wherein A. Lincoln Steelman and another
are complainants. and Moore Brothers
Glass Company is defendant, /, William
NJ. Pierce, Receiver. heretofore appointed
by said Court in said cause. for the said
Moore Brothers Glass Company. will ex-
premises, known as the Glass Plant Of
the said defendant, in the Borough of
Clayton. in the County of Gloucester and
State Of New Jersey, on
THURSDAY, JULY 18th. 1912
at the hour of o'clock in the afternoon.
all tn the property. real personal and mixed
cash in the hands of the Receiver. as an
entirety and subject to all existing liens
against the same.
The property to be exposed for sale con-
sists of twenty-five tracts of land and
premises, fully set forth and described in
certain deed of conveyance from Moore
Brothers Glass Company to Moore Broth
ers Manufacturing Company, fnow Moore
Brothers Glass Company dated August
1St, 1902, and is of record in the Glouces-
ter County Clerks Office, at Woodbury., N.
J., in Book No. 1S9 of Deeds, page 565
etc, covering inter ALA, the factory plant
of the defendant and the electric light
plant, hereinafter mentioned
Also, another tract of 52-100 acres, fully
set forth and described in deed of con-
yeyanee from George Essler and wife, to
Moore Brothers Glass Company, dated
August 21st, 1907 and of record in the
Clerks Office aforesaid, in Book 214 of
Deeds, page 354 etc.
Also, another certain tract containing
1869 square feet, fully set forth and de-
scribed in a deed of conveyance from
William McWilliams and wife to Moore
Brothers Glass Company. dated August
nd ~ ri in, thn TO
Office aforesaid in Book PA of Deeds.
page 1856 etc.
Also, all the interest of the said defend
ant in a certain tract conveyed by Moore
Brothers Glass Company to Charles Essler,
by deed dated November 9th. 1908, and
of record in the Clerks Office aforesaid.
in Book 220 of Deeds, page 2s3 etc.
the ne o Is IT
Gloucester and State of New Jersey.
Also. another tract known the Graz
ing Farms and Franklinville Pond Tract
Franklin which are fully set forth and
described in certain deed of convey
apce from Ellen r.. Moore and Edward
Kemp Moore, Executors of John NJ. Moore
deceased, to Moore Brothers Glass Com
pany, dated December 1st. 1904. of record
in the Clerks Office aforesaid, in Book
199 of Deeds, page 81.
EXCEPTING however, out and from the
above tracts the following premises:
Tract conveyed by Moore Brothers Glass
Company to James F. Mapes, by deed dat
ed August 21st. 1907 fully set forth and
described in said Deed, recorded in the
Clerks Office aforesaid, in Book 215 of
Deeds page 267.
Also. premises conveyed by Moore
Brothers Glass Company to George Ess-
Ter, fully set forth in deed of conveyance
dated August 21st, 1907, of record in the
said Clerks Office. in Book 215 of Deeds,
page 39S.
Also premises conveyed by Moore Broth
C0rCiQliH
fully set forth and described in deed of
conveyance dated June sth, 1905, of record
in the Clerks Office aforesaid, in Book
205 of Deeds. page 40S.
Also, premises conveyed by Moore Broth
ers Glass Company to Louisa B. Bowers.
fully set forth and described in deed of
record in the Clerks Office aforesaid, in
Book 207 of Deeds. page 426.
Also. premises conveyed by Moore
Brothers Glass Company to Albert Ford:
conveyance dated May 5th. 1904. of record
in the Clerks Office aforesaid in Book
1877 of Deeds. page $40.
So y sy sb@e
fully set forth and described in deed of
conveyance dated May 5th. 1904. of record
in the Clerks Office aforesaid in Book
| 1877 page 507.
THE REAL ESTATE includes more
than ninety houses, some are for two fam
lilies. and when plant is running they are
generally occupied. When all are rented
the annual income exceeds $4,000 from
rentals.
THE GRAZING FARM. about one mile
from town, comprises tract OF land
about four miles long and nd about @i, one one
"Franklinville Pond.' About 800 acres
are suitable for cultivation, and there are
substantial buildings and dwelling house.
Balance is in uncut timber land.
THE FACTORY PLANT includes about
thirty acres of land and more than forty
buildings and ware sheds, glass fur
naces of various sizes. suitable for making
Green, Flint. Amber. Blue or other colors.
All are rebuilt and ready to start at any
time.
Complete satisfactory ovens for anneal-
ing ware. sufficient for the entire plant
glory holes for all-operated with COM
pressed air and oil.
Compete and full line of every kind of
tools for furnaces. ovens and glory holes.
A very large lot of furnace stone Of
every description for rebuilding and re-
pairing furnaces ovens and glory holes;
also about 100 boxes German raw clay.
Fans. air compressors, oil pumns and
tanks for oil in duplicate. either rnit be-
ing sufficient for operating the entire
plant.
Water plant, with stand pipes, $4,000
gallons deep driven s, wells, numerous lutns n nre
500 feet 21a inch regulation fire hose and
reels.
A large lot of materials, comprising al
ing bottle glassware. including about 800
tons. sand about 60 tons lime. about ton
soda ash, about 1 ton black oxide mangan-
ese. lot of antimony, feldspar, and var
ious chemicals for coloring glass; over
1000 iron bottle moulds, over 1000 pairs
bottle finishing tools, over 5000 punties,
over 600 glassblowers' pipes. 5 lid presses
Large and complete lot of tools of every
description used in producing and handl-
ing bottles from start to finish.
Over 800 cords oven wood. feet: lot
oak and pine wood, feet; lot fuel oil, lot
inch boards plank. frame stuff and other
lumber over 10000 feet box boards,
so kegs nails, over 5000 empty pack
ing cases. about SO tons packing hay.
A COMPLETE MOULD AND MACHINE
SHOP fully equipped for making and re-
pairing moulds of every type used in the
plant: also for repairing machinery Of
various kinds. Several very fine lathes,
drill presses. sharpers, grinders, vises,
etc., also forge and complete line of tools
and supplies. large stock of all kinds
of materials used in making and repairing
moulds. including over 5000 lbs, mould
castings. some of which are jointed up