Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-29
sHERIFF's SALES

fChancery D--6s1
| SHERIFF'S sALB--ln Chancery OF New
| Jersey. Between Sadie q. Hanauer COM
plainant, and Morris weissbOrd OF al, de-
PENDANTS. FL. ia, for sale of morigaged
premises.
/ BY virtue Of the above stated writ Of leri
/ faclas to me directed. shall expose for sale
| by public vendue at the Court House In
| Newark, on Tuesday the tenth day OF No
/ vember next. at two o'clock y. m, oil that
I tract parcel OF land and premises situate,
| lying and being in the City Of Newark. Essex
County, New Jersey.
corner OF New Jersey Railroad avenue and
| Tichenor street; thence running along Tieh-
fIninutes vest ffty-fve and twenty soven ONE
| hundred.hs feet thence northeast at right
angles TO Tichenor street thirteen and eighty
4 one-hundredths feet; thence southeast nearly
parallel TO Tichenor street and through q
party wall nfty-eight and thirty-two one
hundredths feet to New Jersey Railroad ave.
nue.; thence southwest along New Jersey
I Railroad avenue twelve and seventy eight
/ one-hundredths feet TO the place OF begin
ming. Being lot No 32o New Jersey Railroad
Second Tract--Boginning at point in the
northwestery side of New Jersey Railroad
avenue distant twelve and seventy-eight hum
dredths feet northeastwar1ly from the north
erly corner Of richenor street and New
! Jersey Railroad avenue aforesaid; running
thence ~ nearly parallel to Tichenor street
ON a course of north hfty-six degrees fifty six
minutes west and partly through q party
wall iifty-eight and thirty-two hundredths
/ rect, Lnonce III on n course OF north thirty
one degrees forty-one minutes east twenty
six and fourteen hundredths feet thence CD
sontheastwardly and parallel to the first
course ana partly through tho centre of a
party wall sxty-four and seventy-two hum
dredths feet TO New Jersey Railroad avenue;
and thence C4l on course of south forty
five degrees thirty-0ne minutes west along
said avenue twenty-six and seventy-siK hum
dredths feet to the place of beginning.
Known ne lots JIG and Bis New Jersey Rail-
Third Tract--Begfnning at point the
northwesterly side Of New Jersey Railroad
avenue distant thirty-nine feet and fifty -four
I one-hundredths OF foot nOrtheaHterly from
the n0rtheasterly corner of Tichenor street
and New Jersey Railroad avenue aforesaid;
running thence nearly parallel TO Tichenor
street on a course OF north ffty-six degrees
ffty-six minutes west and partly through "a
party wall sixty-four feet and seyenty-two
one-hundredths of a foot. thence on course
OF north thirty degrees forty-one min
utes east twenty-six feet and forty-three one
hundredths OF q foot thence southeasterly
on course of south ffty-sx degrees NIFTY
! three minutes east and partly through the
centre OF n party wall seventy-one feet and
eighteen one-hundredths OF foot to New
Jersey Railroad avenue; and thence on a
course OF south forty -Hve degrees thirty-ons
minutes west along said avenue twenty six
feet and pinety-nine one-hundredths OF a foot
TO the place of beginning. Said courses, dis
tances and dimensions, being moro or less.
To be cold subject TO the following liens
and encumbrances:
First and second tracts subject to u mort.
gage held by the Court House Building and
Loan Association. nominally in the sum OF
eighty-nve hundred t$s.500l dollars, which
mortgage IL under process of foreclosure.
Third tract subject TO mortgage held by
the Atlantic Building and Loan Association,
| nominally I'm the sum Of thirty-elght hundred
(S3.s00) dollars: 1913 taxes covering three
tracts amounting to about one hundred and
fifty $3.50 dollars, together with interest
and costs Subject also to existing fem
Newark, n. j., October 10, 1914.
JOHN =. MoNAHAN. Sheriff.
Leo Stein. Sorr. tsa2.3O)