New-York tribune., 1915-07-23
FnRECLOSuRE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK-CHARLEs y. LEE. as Execu::
tor OF the last WIN and Te,;sment ,t,s Of
The Twenty-eighth Street and Seventh
Avenue Realty Company and others De-
PENDANTS
closure and sale. duly made and entered
in the above-entitled action ana bearing
date the End day Of June, 1912 !, the un.
derSigned. the referee in said judgment
named, will sell at public auction, al the
Exchange Salesroom. No. l4-lo Nesey
Street. in the Borough of Manhattan C,y
OF New York. on the End day Of July. 1918.
AZ IL O'Clock noon on that day, by HER
BERT A. SHERMAN, Auctoneer tho
nreunIses directed by said judgment 10 be
sold and therein described as iolloWs' -,
ALL that certain plot OF ground, with
the buildings and improveH ents thereon
erected. situate, lying and being IN the
borough OF Manhattan, in the Clty OF
New York and known as and by the street
nuu bers 30- and 500 seventh Avenue: ana
together bounded and described as loHoWs.
RFGINNING at point on the EasteTy
eide ~ seventh Avenue. distant seventy
inches. more or less. sou.herly from inc
and Twenty-eighth Street. which point IS
onposite the centre OF party wall dlVid-
ing the front building erected on the
nnItherlv mart OF the premises hereby IN
,snded 10 he described from the building
sdfoininR the same on the North anu
known as Number Sll seventh AVshue,
running thence Easterly and part OF me
distance through the centre OF sara parry
o,ail and parallcl, or nearly so. win 4Wen-
tv-eichth Street. seventy-slN Ntbl letC
four "a inches, more or less; 70 ne ,MffsSs
ayiv face Of the westerly wall OF the bulid-
tnr erected upon the rear Of the nortnery
mart OF said plot OF ground herenN N N
tended to be descTlbeo' thenrV ,,t,b S.Isntb
Avsnue and along the westerly face OF
said westerly wall. six 90 feet eleven 'i!'
spcb.s more or less. TO the northwest
al
Tasterly and parallel. OF nearly so, WIN
1',ventv-eighth Street and along the north-
erlv face OF the nOrtherly wall of Sdld rear
building twenty seven co tee'' more W VI
tnse 20 the easterly face OF the easteriy
wall OF said building; thence ScntheIIy
and parallel. or nearly so. WIN otNe.sn .kn
AVENUE and along the easterly rae OF tle
-as,nrIv wallis Of the two rear buildings on
The said plot Of ground heIeb! lh'ehueu 20 ~
he described ffty-hVe COD Ieets IMTo 80 80
inches more or less, 70 the southeily idCe
~ tbe southerly wall ~ the rear bli!dlng
on the southerly part oi SAID Pioi OF
ground: thence Westerly ana PsId.is'' 5 o5
Seariv so with Tweuty-elghth street ana
aIong the s0utherly face Of the said south-
erlv -yalL tWeuty-siX l-5) feet. seven ana
one.ouarter (7i.J inches, more or less 10
= line drawn parallel with ana distant
,,,sntv.six t76j feet eleven and three
quarters G1%J ,nches easteIly from Nhe
easterly side Of seventh Avenue lAtHCe
S.ortberlv along said line eight l6) feet
90 a line drawn parallel with and distant
ssyentv-seven C1) feet. nine ana one nan
Cs5) inches north.ry rom s,re, {he horIng ,bspcs
TS,nsteriv parallel with Twenty Nentn
street and for part Of the distance thereof
tbrouch party wall seventy six go
let eleven and three-quarters Gl&
toc6es 10 the easterly side OF Seventh Ave-
me and thence Northerly and along the
.ssterlv side OF Seventh Avenue forty-one
INb feet hve and three quarters t5st
trches more or less. 20 the point or place
Of beginning. 49, 800
Datsd. New York. June 9th. 1915.
HENRY G. QUINBY. Referee.
WILLIAM G. ORB. Esq. Attorney for
plaintiff No 81 Chambers street,
Manhattan New York city.
The following IS diagram oi the prop
ertv 10 be sold: It's street Number Is 307-
309 Seventh Avenue
2sTH ST