Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-12
LEGAL NOTICES.

Il IN cHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY-Be-
tween William Gray. jr., ct ais. complain
! ants and Emma c. Inslee. ct ais. defend
ants. On bill for partition. Lambert &
/ Stewart. Solicitors for Complainants.
\ By virtue OF a decree for sale made by
i the Court of Chanoery In the above stated
cause, bearing date the fifth day OF june nine
teen hundred and fourteen shall sell at
| public vendue to the highest bidder the
| thirteenth day of August nineteen hundred
and fourteen. at two o'clock in the after
noon on the premises. all those certain tracts
/ of land situate In said City of Newark. Essex
| County, New Jersey, described as follows;
First TractLBeginning at the southwest
| beth Pennington's land and the north line of
a street called Franklin street, in the City
4 of Newark; thence running along the said
| line Of Franklin street In southeasterly
! direction towards a street called Mulberry
street twenty-seven feet and one-nalf of a
! foot to an imaginary line OF land of Richard
Prosser; thence running a northerly course
4 In a line parallel with the said Elizabeth
Pennington two hundred and eight feet to
| ming along the line of said Hayes's land in
a northwesterly direction twenty-seven feet
/ and one-half of foot to the said line Of
Elizabeth Pennington; thence with her line
two hundred and eight feet to the beginning
| corner And also all right to a certain alley
| or passageway In, over and across a certain
gang or passageway eight feet wide. running
In from Franklin street northerly between the
premises above described and the lands ad-
west.
| Second Tract-Beginnng In the northerly
| line Of Franklin street. at the southwesterly
corner of lot OF land of David Ball thence
running through the middle OF the wall be-
tween the dwelling house on the lot hereby
described and the adjoining house on said
lot of David Ball. and along his kitchen and
shed, and also beyond the same on a course
| north twenty degrees thirty minutes
east seventy feet thence still along the line
of said David Balls lot north thirty degrees
and thirty minutes east one. hundred and
rtor teeI Ha0ss tbsnc h aee 81
| of said last mentioned land northwesterly
! twenty 1--we feet to the corner OF Augustus
/ R. Halls lot; thence along the line of said
| last mentioned lot south twenty nine degrees
| and twenty-five minutes west two hundred
and eight feet to Franklin street; thence along
! the northerly line of Franklin street south
| sixty-two degrees east twenty-five feet. more
or less to the place Of beginning.
Third Tract-The right of way or pas
sage in. over and across a certain gang or
passageway eight feet wide, running In from
Franklin street northerly between the house
and lot of the trustees Of the Methodist
Church, lands OF Asa Whitehead. and the
line of the lot of Augustus r. Ball. conveyed
TO him by Rhoda Mulford, July 23d, 1888,
| Of Doctor Samuel Hayes and the free right
to pass and repass at all times hereafter into.
over across and out Of the said alley or
gangway forever. with horses. carriages and
all kinds OF conveyances to any part of the
| lot of said Augustus r. Ball and to and
| from any dwelling houses that may hereafter
be erected thereon-putting or placing
suffering to remain thereon no obstruction or
distractions whatsoever. and such part of
| the said passage gangway was then
occupied by Augustus r. Ball to be and re-
main as part thereof forever.
| Also all the interest acquired by Mary
1 L. Gray and George R. Gray in and to plot
of land under certain agreement dated
March 10, 1886. and recorded in the Essex
County Registers office July 20, 1901. made
| between the said Mary L. Gray and George
r: Gray, as parties Of the second part and
| William Kraft and Christina Kraft. parties
of the first part; the interest acquired by
| the said Mary L. Gray and George r. Gray
under the said agreement being the right to
use a strip of land thirty-two feet six inches
more less, in length and about eleven feet
/ nine inches in width, for the purpose Of
/ turning around vehicles driven into said al
! leyway.
! Together with all and singular the heredi-
4 taments and appurtenances to the said prem
ises belonging or in anywise appertaining.
/ Newark N. j.. June 5, 1914.
| HARRY v. OSBORNE,
i Special Master In Chancery
$40 Broad street, Newark, N. ].
4 3y15, a. 2s.aug5.12