Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-26
sHERIFFs SALES.


Isupreme A--1ss.l
sHERfFF's sALn--New Jersey supreme
/ =. Court. The National Newark Banking
Company, plaintiff, vs.. Algernon t. Sweeney
primarily Liable. and francesca Megaro, ct
ais, defendants.
facias, to me directed. / shall expose for sale
by public vendue, at the Court House, In
Newark, Tuesday. the twenty-first day OF
April next, at two o clock y. m, all the right
title and interest Of francesca Megaro of, in
and to all those tracts OF land and premises
situate, lying and being In the CITY OF
Newark, In the County Of Essex, and State
| OF New Jersey.
First tract.Beg1nning at the southwest
| erly corner Of High street and Seventh ave
nue.; thence along High street southerly fifty
I two feet seven inches; thence westerly at
right angles or nearly to High street one
hundred and two feet; thence northerly par
allel with High street thirty-nine feet six
inches to Seventh aYenue; thence along same
one hundred and two feet nine inches to be-
Second traet-Beginning in the northerly
| line of Seventh avenue one hundred and
twenty feet and ninety-hve one-hundredths
| of u foot westerly from the northwesterly
corner OF Cutler street; thence northerly at
| right angles to Seventh avenue one hundred
avenue twenty-five feet; thence southerly one
| hundred feet to Seventh avenue; thence ehht-
! erly along said noTtherly line OF Seventh
| avenue twenty-five feet 20 beginning. Elk
cepting thereon the following tract:
Beginning IN the northerly line OF Seventh
avenue ninety feet easterly from the inter
section of the northerly line of seventh ave-
nue. and the easterls line OF Garslde street.
thence northerly at right angles to Seventh
avenue seventy-on feet 60 the northerly line
| OF the brick building encroaching on the
premises herein deseribed; thence westerly
along said side of brick building one and
one-half inches to the westerly side OF said
building; thence southerly along westerly
| side thereof seventy-one feet to the be-
ginning.
Third notwithstanding in the southeriy
| line of Bank street at the west corner of
| a lot sold By William Rankin and wife to
lOiqcODal Church
| In Newark. forty-two feet and one half Inch
from Wicltliffe street, thence running along
line of said Warren Street Methodist bplsco-
pal Church southerly one hundred feet,
thence westerly parallel with Bank street
siXty-two feet to land formerly owned by
William Il. Guild thence northerly along
last described line one hundred feet to Bank
street; thence along Bank street easterly
about sixty-two feet six inches TO place OF
Fourth tract-Beginning at point one
hundred and elghty-five feet from the south
east corner of Sheffield street and Seventh
avenue and on the south side OF Seventh
! avenue at the easterly corner of lot No. u
! thence along Seventh avenue in an eaaterly
| course thirty feet to westerly corner OF lot
| No. 90; thence running southerly to mill
| pond when It is full; thence westerly with
course Of said pond to lot No. 81; thence
avenue and place of beginning. Being lot
( No. % map of the mill pond property.
Being the same premises conveyed to Ferdi-
/ nand Klebold, by Jacob Brown by deed TO
corded in book Fla of deeds, at page 50i,
| etc, in the Register Office OF ESSEX county,
Fifth Notwithstanding Mt the southwest
! erly corner of tot recently purchased by
said Klebold of Jacob Brown, which lot is
situated the southerly side of Seventh
avenue; thence "a southwesterly on line
| in continuation Of westerly line OF said lot
about thirty eght feet to point ten feet
| northerly from the centre of the culvert re
| Gently built by the City OF Newark thence
! C., easterly on line parallel with and ten
! feet from centre line of said culvert about
! thirty feet to point I'm continuation OF the
easterly line OF said lot thence go north
| easterly on the continuation OF said eastery
! line about thlrty-sx feet TO rear Of said lot
| thence 90 northwesterly along rear OF said
| lot about thirty feet to place OF beginning
! Excepting from the last described tract or
veyed by Francesca Megaro and wife to the
| Mayor and Common Council OF the city OF
| Newark, by deed dated January b. 1909, and
recorded In Registers office Of Essex County.
New Jersey. In book S-44 OF deeds Tor said
! county on page 5il.
! Sixth tract-Beginning at the northeriy
line OF Drift street at point one hundred
and BiNty-three feet westerly from the north
westerly corner of same and Factory street;
thence along northerly line OF Drift street
west one hundred and twelve feet and hfty-
ono one hundredths of a foot to tho westerly
| line Of land OF party of the first part thence
along said line north twenty-five degrees
twenty-seven minutes east ninety-nine ieet
and one oue-hundredths or a foot; thence
south sixty-seven degrees three min
utes east one hundred and six feet and
| thirty-five one-hundredthe OF a FOOT thence
south eighteen degrees flfty-one minutes west
ninety-iive feet and fifty-two one-hundredths
| OF n foot to northerly line OF Drift street
and place OF beginning.
Newark, N J., March 16 1914.
| JOHN F. AfONAIIAN, Sheriff.
Pitney, Hardin & Skinner Att'ys. W42.8D