Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-17

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SHBRIFF'S SALE-Essex County Circuit
Court Willette & Lawless Lumber Com
pany; New Jersey corporation, plaintiff, Va
Barals Bros, Incorporated. New Jersey cor
poration, builder and owner.
BY virtue of the above stated writ of fier
facias. TO me directed, / shall expose for sale
Newark. on Tuesday the sixth day of May
next. at two o'clock p. M, all those tracts
or parcels Of land and premises situate, lying
and being In the city Of Newark. Essex
County, New Jersey
Flrst-Beslnnlng at point on the north
eriy side of Sylvan avenue one, hundred
and forty-tiye feet ninety three hundredtha OF
foot easterly from the easterly line of Mt.
Prospect avenue; thence north thirty-siX de-
degrees seventeen minutes east one hundred
feeti thence easterly and parallel with Syl-
van avenue twenty-five feet; thence southerly
and parallel with the first course one hum
dr1d feet to said line Of Sylvan avenue:
thence westerly and along the same twenty
;'vs fss; to tbs place q beginning.
Seeond-Beginnng on the southerly side
OF chester avenue at a point therein distant
caFterly nine hundred and hfty-sx feet eight
inches from the eouthessterly corner of the
same and Washington avenue, thence rum
ming along Chester avenue south sixty-one
degrees thirty nine minutes east twenty eight
feet four inches; thence south twenty
eight degrees twenty-one minutes west one
hundred and Thirteen feet and three and
three quarter inches; thence north sixty de-
grees west twentv-eight feet four and one
eighth inches and thence north twenty-eight
devrees twenty-one minutes east one hundred
ans twelve feet six inches TO Chester avenue
ann place OF beginning.
Third-Beginnng on the southerly line of
Chester avenue at a point therein distant
easterly uno hundred and twenty-eight feet
and four inches from the intersection of the
southerly line OF Chester avenue with the
casterly linz of Washington avenue: thence
south twentv-eight degrees twenty-one min
utes west one hundred and eleven feet and
eight and one-eighth Inches. thence south
sixty degrees east twenty-elght feet and four
and one-elghth inches thence north twenty
| eight degrees twenty-one minutes east one
hundred ond twelve feet and ak inches to
southeTlv line of Chester avenue; thence
north sixty-one degrees thirty-nine minutes
west twenty-eight feet four inches to place
! II ltslnnng.
Fourth beginning In the eoutherly line
| easterly nine hundred feet from the south
oaEieflv corner OF the same and Washington
avenue; thence along Chester avenue south
slXtv-onc degTceH thirty nine minutes east
twenty eight feet and four inches thence
south twenty eight degrees twenty min
utes west one hundred and eleven feet and
alXtY-eight hundredths OF FOOT thence
north sixty degrees west twenty feet
and four and one-eighth inches; thence north
| twenty eight degrees twenty-one minutes east
one hundred and ten feet and eighty-six hun
dledths of a foot to the southerly line OF
Chester avenue and place Of beginning
| Notwithstanding I'm the easterly line oil
| wainwright street al q point therein distant
| southery forty-nne feet and eighty one
hundredths of foot from the southeaaterly
| corner of the same and Nve avenue; thence
running southerly along Wainwright street
| twenty-five feet; thence easterly at right
| angles 10 the same one hundred feet thence
| northerlv and parallel with Wainwright street
! twenty five feet thence westerly at right
| angles to the same one hundred feet to the
easterly line OF Wainwright street and placs
| Of beginning.
slxth-BeRinnng at point in the west
| erly line OF Brookdale avenue formerly
| Clinton street, at point therein distant
| northerly two hundred and fifty feet from
| the Intersection Of the same with the north
| erly side OF Abinger place. thence at right
| angles to Brookdale avenue north sixty-fvs
| degrees thirty-two minutes west one hundred
| feet; thence parallel with prooldale avenue
| north twenty-four degrees twentv-eight min
utes east seVenty-five feet. thence parable
with the first course south sixty-tive degrees
| thirty-two minutes east one hundred feet Il
| the westerly side OF Brootdae avenue thence
along the same south twentyfour degrees
| twenty-e light minutes west seventy-hye fee
| TO the place of beginning.
| Newark. N. j.. March a. 1913
| JOHN r. MoNAHAN. sheriff
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