The Monmouth inquirer., 1918-06-13
SPECIAL MASTERS SALE
Maria L. Ridabock Property,
HiohlanHa NJ

! Highlands, N. j.
By virtue of decree of the Court OF chancery
OF New Jersey. made on the twentieth day of
Nav, A. D. 1918 in a cause therein dependfn z,
wherein Elizabeth NJ. Pescod ct ais, are com.
panants and Victor R. F. walker, individual
iy and administrator of Maria L. Ridabock'
ct ais, are defendants, the subscriber, one of
the Special Masters Of said Court, will expose
to sale at public vendue, on
( SATURDAY, JUNE ap, 1918,
1 between the hours of twelve and Eve O'Clock,
to-wit at two O'Clock in the afternoon Of said
day, at the late residence of said Maria L. Rid
abock, situate on the northeasterly side of Nav
esnk Avenue, in the Borough OF Highlands,
formerly Navesink Highlands, in the County
oil Monmouth and State OF New Jersey.
All those certain tracts OF parcels of land and
premises more particularly described as iol-
lows
| All that certain tract or parcel of land and
| premises, hereinafter particularly described,
situate, lying and being at Navesink High
| lands, (now in the Borough of Highlan dsl, in
| the County of Monmouth, and State Of New
| Jersey designated by the number one hun
dred and eighty-four (Is4) on a map entitled
| "Map of building lots at Navesink Highlands,
| N. II made by Geo Cooper. c. E. and dated
April IS, 1885, which is bounded and described
as follows:
number one hundred and eighty-four lI84l
i where it adj bins the southwesterly line OF the
property ot the Central Railroad OF New Jer
| sey; thence southwesteriy, along the south
! easterlv line OF said lot, two hundred and
/ eighteen (2IS) feet and one-half ~ inch to
! the northeasterly side of Navesink Avenue as
| shown on said map; thence northwesterly.
along said northeasterly side OF Navesink
1 Avenue TWO hundred and tweDty-three (z25
| feet to the southeasterly line of a private
road shown said map; thence northeaster-
! ly along the southeasterly side Of said private
/, road two hundred and thirty eight (z58) feet
10 the southwes' erly line o. properly of the
Central Railroad Of New Jersey, and thence
/ ontheasterly, along said line, to the point
or place of beginning, together with the
southeasterly one-half " OF said private
road abutting on the hereinbefore described
premises
y Being the same premises conveyed to the
/ said Maria l., Ridabock by James Kay and
others by deed dated July II, 1894 and record
ed in the office of the Clerk of Monmouth
County iu Book s57 of Deeds at pages AGO. etc.
: Excepting and Teserving, however, out of the
above described premises such portion there
OF as was conveyed by the said Maria L. Rida-
, book to Ernst August George Intemanu and
Catherine Margaretta Intemann, husband and
wife by deed dated March 9th. 1909 and re-
corded n the said Office of the clerk of Mon
mouth County in Book S53 OF Deeds at pages
| Ia etc. the premises conveyed by said last
mentioned deed being described therein as
follows:
! beginning at point in the northerly side of
| Navesink Avenue in the corner of land hereto
| fore conveyed by Maria l.. Ridabock to Annie
] Teaney; thence running (D northeasterly,
along said Teaney land, to the southwesterly
| line Of the right of way Of the Central Rail-
| road of New Jersey; thence (2) northwesterly,
along said railroad right of way, to point dis
tant one hundred and eighty (I8o) feet at right
angles from the first course, thence (3) south
westerly, parallel to the first course, two hum
dred and thirty-eight (73S) feet and one-half
| (k) inch, more or less to the northerly side of
along the northeriy side of Navesink Aven-
ue, one hundred and eighty (I8o) feet, to the
| place of beginning.
Second Parcel.
| All that certain tract or parcel of land and
premises hereinafter particularly described.
situate, lying and being in the township of
in the County of Monmouth and State of
New Jersey, and shown and described on
map Of building lots at Navesink Highlands,
New Jersey, owned by the parties of the first
part and made by George Cooper, c.. E., dated
April 2stb 1894 as the northwesterly half of
the pri vate road lying between lots numbers
southeasterly thirty-fve (35) feet of said lot
number 1888 on said map which taken togeth-
er, are bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a point the northeasterly
map distant two hundred and thirty-eight
I (23S) feet northwesterly from the southeaster-
| part and at the middle line of the private
4 road hereinbefore referred to. thence run
ming northeasterly, along the centre line Of
said private road and along the line Of land
heretofore conveyed to the party of the sec
| ond part, two hundred and thirty-nine (z3o)
/ feet, more or less, to lands OF the Central
/ ly along said Railroad lands fifty (5o) feet;
thence southwesterly and parallel with the
southeasterly line of said lot number IS3, to
| the northeaster1y side of Navesink Avenue,
and thence southeasteriy, along said north
easterly line of Navesink Avenue, fifty (5o)
feet to the point or place of beginning.
said Maria L. Ridabock by. James Kay
and others, by deed dated November IL,
1896. and recorded in the Office of the Clerk of
Monmouth County in Book SIT of Deeds at
f1ardd FniTd fsa fa1eei. eel.
All that certain plot tract OF parcel of land
and premises hereinafter particularly describ-
ed situate lying and being in the Borough OF
Highlands in the County of Monmouth and
4 State of New Jersey and shown. known and
distinguished as Lots Number new One hun
dred and Eighty-two and new One hundred
and Eighty-three (new 1872 & 1881 the
Map of Building Lots at the Navesink
Jersey, Kay and cornwell Tract. Revised jan
uary I2th, 1908"
| Beginning at a point in the northeasterly
corner of other lands of Maria L. Ridabock
aud from thence running ~ northeasterly,
along the southerly line of said Lot number
| new one hundred and eighty-three and the
/ northwestery liue of said other lands of Mrs
Ridabeck. to the southwesterly side of the
right of way of the Central Railroad of New
! Jersey; thence (2) northwesterly along the
right of way.of said railroad, to a point dis.
tant two hundred (7oo) feet at right angles
from the. first course, in the northeasterly
corner of lot number new one hundred and
eighty-one; thence (3) southwesterly, along
the last mentioned lot and parallel with and
uislant Two nunored feet from the nrSt course,
To the northeasterly side of said Nevesink
Avenue; thence "a Southeasterly. along the
northeasterly side OF said Navesink Avenue,
to the place of beginning.
Being all of said lois numbers new One
hundred and eighty-two and new one hun.
dred and eighty. three each OF said lots being
one hundred feet in width throughout but 3
little greater in length on Avenue and Rail
road because OF the angle and the two plots
form plot two hundred feet in width through
out and extend from Navesink avenue to the
railroad right of way.
Being the same premises conveyed to
the said Maria L. Ridabock by James, Ka y
aud others by deed dated Augusta 1905, and
recorded in the Office of the Clerk OF Mon
mouth County in Book 756 of Deeds al
pages zI3. ETC.
Excepting and Reserving, however out of
the above described premises, the whole OF
lot number new one hundred and eighty-two
and the most norther1y thirsy-6ve (3s) feet OF
lot number new one hundred and eighty-three,
the same having been conveyed by said
Maria L. Ridabock TO Harry $. Murphy and TO
| George Stadelberger and Minnie Stadelberger,
husband and wife by two certain deeds, one dat
ed May I4th 1907, and recorded III the Office of
the Clerk of Monmouth County in Book 300 of
Deeds at page 3o7, etc, and the other dated
January 26, 1911. aud recorded in said Clerk s