New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-26
PARTITION SALES.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Administrators of the goods chattels and
credits which were of David J. Dannat. de
ceased, and others. Plaintiffs. against Chand-
Ter D. Starr and others. Defendants.
In pursuance of an introductory judgment
thereof, dated April 20, 1910 and duly entered
in the office of the Clerk of the County OF
Referee in said Judgment named. viii sell at
Public Auction. at the Exchange sales Roon1s >
on the 9th day Of May, 1910, at Twelve
o'clock noon of that day. by Joseph P Day;
Auctioneer. the premises with the putIdihsS
and improvements thereon erected, directed
by said judgment to be sold and therein De
First Parcel: All that certain lot, piece or
parcel Of land with the buildings tseT Norl,
York, Borough of Manhattan, bounded ana
described follows:
Tompkns street. distant seventy-hve tiSl
feet northerly from the point formed I, ny me
Street with the northerly side of BrooHe
Street and running thence northerly along
five C25) feet to premises number Seventeen
Tompkins Street: running thence westerly
along the southeriy boundary line of premises
number Seventeen Ton1pkins Street ana along
a line which makes on its southeriy side an
angle Of ninety degrees sight ,. Tn ss
erly side OF Tompkins Street, and partly
through a party wall one hundred tlVol aSe :;
running thence southerly along line paralleI
with Tornpkins Street twenty-five $50 feet
to point in said line distant seventy-fve tI9l
feet two and one-half (25s) inches noTtneriy
from Broone Street: and running thence east
erly along line which makes, on its south
minu fD f thirtT seconds 19oa. Is, so"1 with
the westerly side of Tompkins Street ana
number Thirteen Tompkins Street, one hun
dred feet to the point OF place Of beginning.
Together with All right tl ~ I %4u adininine
the premises above described.
Said premises being, known by the street
pfa- L Street
Second Parcel: Ali that certain lot. piece
or parcel Of land with the BUILDING H, o9 IN SeI
York Borough of Manhattan. bounded ana
described follows:
section of the southerIy line of the Williams
burg Bridge Property with the easterfy side
of ManSa and Sfy 5o9 Pee four and
half (4th) inches northerly from the north
the easterIy side of Mangin Street and run
ming thence easterly along the southeIly slae
OF 65,r Sald feet 1noo1 ana two and one-helf
(21A) inches TO the point formed by .h4 IN
iamsburr Bridge Property with the westerly
side of Tompkins Street; running thence
Street tventy-fve (251 feet: running thence
westerly along a line which makes on It's
s sGg5hsTy aGs an hiry eo
So") with the westerly side of Tompkfns
mora or less to the easterly side OF Mangin
Street and running thence northeriy along
the easterly side of Mangin street twenty
FIVE (c5) feet to the point or place OF begin
ming.
Said premises being, known by the street
numbers 10 Tompkins Street and % Mangin
Street
CHARLES L. HOFFMAN. Referee:
WILFRID n. O'NEIL. Attorney for Plain
IFS 135 Broadway, n. Y. City.
THEODORE 5 RUMNEY, Jr.. Atty. for
Deft-, Andrew ShiIand sole surviving ex-
ecutor, etc. r,.,
HAROLD SWAIN. Atty. for Dsft. Title
Guarantee & Trust Co. etc
ROBERT H HAHN. Atty. for Defts.' Will
tam D HaviIand and others
OTTO B. SCHMIDT. Atty. for Deft' Mari
E. Starr.
LEONARD & WALKER. Attys- for Defts.
Ellen N. Brooks and others.
BALDWIN & MAY. Attys. for Deft-' caro-
FRANK NJ. TICHENoR. Atty. for Detts,.
John Dmond and others.
SHILAND SHOEMAKER & HEDGES.
Attys. for Deft., Josephine D Pen
The following is a diagram of the propsFtss
to be sold. It's street numbers are 10 anu 10
Tompkins Street and 26 Mansin street;
southerly line Villa msbUrg Bridse prope[Is-