New-York tribune., 1918-05-10
FORECLOSURE slLEs

FORECLOSURE SALES
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF New York.--ANNIE Il. GREENREEG.
Plaintiff. against CHARLOTTE s. lSTEL.
ct al. defendants
in pursuance Of an interlocutory Judgment
OF partition and sale duly made and entered
In the above entitled action and dated the
18th day Of April. 1918. l. tho undersigned.
The sa, Referee in said judgment named VII
rooms. Nos. II and 1s Vesey Street. in the
Borough of Manhattan. City of New York.
on the 23rd day Of May. 1918: at IL o'clock
eer. the three parcels of land. with the inn
provements thereon. in Manhattan Borough.
New York City, directed hv sefd Judgment TO
be sold c1d described as follows: -
PARCEL ]. ALL that lot. piece or parcel
o. land with the bui'a'n~ sce .--ss-oTe '1sen.s
thsre", c-aetsd. situate. lying and being 10
tne 18th Ward Of the City of New York:
Borough Of Manhattan. and bounded and
described as follows. viz:
BEGINNlNG at point on the northerly
side OF Stuyvessnt Street 94 10" westwardly
from the corner formed by the intersection
with the southerly side Of Tenth Street and
running thence northwardiy on a line az
running eastwardy on line parallel with
Stuyvesant Street l, g., thence running
northwardiy on line parallel with Third
Avenue 2 ~; thence running westwardiy on
line parallel with Tenth Street 49,; thence
running southwardIy parallel with Third
Avenue IA o.: thence running westwardly on
line parallel with Stuyvesant Street / o. s.;
thence running southwardly on a line at right
angles with Stuyvesant Street ls' to Stuys
vesant Street: and thence running eastwardly
along Stuyvesant Street 32' to the point or
place Of beginning being designated by No.
:, = on certain map iilsd in the office OF the
Register of the City and County of New York
March 2s 1859 entitled Map of Lands be-
longing to Matthias Banta. dated New York.
March, 1859. surveyed by James e. Seweli,
City Surveyor the easterly and westerly
walls Of the building on said lots being party
walls and the easteriy and westerly boun-
linpS M M In nd through
tho centre thereof. Said premises being
known as No. 53 Stuyvesant Street and being
Stone by Norris Wefns;ein by deed dated May
3. 1899. and recorded in the Office of the New
York County Register on May 22nd. 1899; In
Block Series {Conveyances) Section 2. Liher
10. page $685. and indexed under Block Num-
Der 4G5 on the Land Map OF the City OF
New York.
by the street number 81 Stuyvesant Street.
Borough of Manhattan. City of New York.
and more particularly described as follows:
side of Stuyvcsant Street distant e2' lo~
westerly from the corner formed by the in
tersection of the northwardly side of Stuy-
yesant Street with the southwardly side OF
Tenth Street and running thence northerIy at
right angles to Stuyvesant Street 1e,; thence
vesant Street s2;; thence M souther!y at right
angles to Stuyvesant Street 16> to Stuyvesant
Street and thence eastwardly along Stuyve-
SAINT. Street 32' to the point or place OF be.
ginning. Being designated by the No. 10 on
| a certain map filed in the ONCE OF the Regis
ter ter Of the he City and County OF New York on
longing to Matthias Banta, dated New York.
March: 1859. surveyed by James e. Serrell.
City Surveyor" The easterly and westerly
walls of the building on said lot of land being
party walls and the easteriy and westerly
boundary lines of said lot running through
the centre of said party walls respectively.
Being the same premises conveyed to said
Elias Stone by Eugene McGarragh and H R.
Van Duzen as executors Of the last will of
Margaret r. Van Duzen, deceased. by deed
dated January 13, 1896. and recorded in the
Office of the New York County Register on
January "a. 1896. IN Block Series Convey
| ances), Section 2. Liber AZ. page 3so and
indexed under Block No. 4s5 on the Land
Map Of the City OF New York.
PARCEL Ill The premises known as and
by the street No. 126 Easts10th Street, Bor-
| ough of Manhattan. City OF New York. and
more particularly described as follows
side of Tenth Street distant 301, A. east
erly from the corner formed by the intersec-
the easterly side Of Third Avenue and run
ning thence southerly on line parallel with
! Third Avenue 81 n; thence easterly 30' g.:
thence northwardly on line at right angles
| to the last mentioned corner 4, s.: thence
ST stiii northwardly on line parallel with
side of Tenth Street. and thence west
wardly along the southerly side of Tenth
Street 23l to the point or place Of beginning.
designated by No on the above described
map. The eastery and westerly walls of the
building on said lot of land being party walls
of said lot of land running through the
centres Of said party walls respectively
Being the same premises conveyed to said
Elias Stone by Eugene McGarragh and-H r.
Van Duzen rs executors OF the last will OF.
Margaret r. Van Duzen. deceased by deed
dated January 13. 1895. and recorded in the
office of the New York County Register ON
January "a, 1896. in Block Series Convey
anees9 Section ., ,s 2 Liber AZ. page $50. and
Map Of the City of New York.
Said three parcels will be sold as one
parcel.
Parcel will be sold subject to a mortgage
| of $4,000 bearing interest at five per cent.
per annurn, now past due. and subject to
lease ,expiring September 80. 1918. at an
annual rent of 5000. Parcels II and III will
be sold subject to a mortgage of $4,000
bearing interest at five per cent. per annum.
now past due, and subject to two leases ex-
piring September 80, 1919. at an annual ag-
gregats rent of $4,000 per annun.
All parcels are subject to covenants against
nu!sances, II any, and subject to covenants
contained in deed recorded in New York
County Registers Office in Liber $50 OF Con-
veyances. page 303 IL applicable.
The premises will be sold in possession
as shown on survey OF George c. Hoerith,
dated April S. 1918. which will be exhibited
at the sale. and subject to the following state
of facts and any rights which may have ac-
crued hereunder
Rear northerly wall of Parcel II may en-
croach TO y inch north of record line
This wall has stood over twenty years
Fences on north and east not record
lines.
street less than foot in front of Parcels
II and III.
Encroachments of stoops cellar steps,
areas, guard rails, courtyards, copings, etc.
upon street.
Diagram as per survey of George c. Hol-
lerith. April S. 1913.
ne. l26 E.lOIH ST.