New-York tribune., 1919-06-26
FORECLOSURE SALES

Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets, and
known as Number SO Third Avenue and
bounded as follows, to wit: BEGINNING
Avenue distant twenty five feet six inches
northerly from Twelfth Street. and run
nng W3g thsnIs @nftb easterly on line parable!
r1' 1nence northerly on line parallel with
Third Avenue twenty six feet; thence
sS9sssry sreet on line parallel with Twelfth
and thence southerly along Third Avenue
twenty six feet to the place of beginning,
according to the measurement used by the
roads in the City of New York under the
Act of the Legislature of the state Of
New York passed Apri! 3, 1907
FOURTH: ALL that certain lease dated
April Is. 1896, made by Nicholas Fish and
others Executors of the Will of Hamilton
Fish, deceased, to Charles Schonewald,
ana by mesne assignments from the latter
PRINTING and Bookbinding Company, as
signed and recorded in the Office Of the
Register Of the County of New York in
Section 2, Liber AZ, of Conveyances. page
474. Block 46s, on December is. 1886 and
also all that certain lease dated Decem-
Der !, 1914, made by Hamilton Fish Cor.
poration to the said mortgagor herein.
ing and letting: ALL that certain lot
piece or parcel of ground situate, lying
and being in the Seventeenth Ward OF the
CITY Of New York, on the easterly side of
Thlrd Avenue between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth Streets. and bounded follows to
wit: BEGlNNlNG at a point on the east
erly side Of Third Avenue distant ffty-one
feet six inches northery from Twelfth
Street, and running thence easterly on a
line parallel with Twelfth Street one hun
parallel with Third Avenue twenty y-six
feet thence westerly on a line parallel
with Twelfth Street one hundred feet to
Third Avenue and thence southerly along
Third Avenue twenty-six feet to the place
of beginning. according to the measure.
ment used by the Commissioners for lay
New York under the Act of the Leeis
lature Of the State Of New York passed
April 3, 1907.
Together with all fixtures and articles
said premises, together with the appur-
tenances and all the estate and rig hts ~
3he IN said Trow Directory Printing and
premises.
pursuant to said Judgment, I will sell
the above described premises as follows: I
VIII first offer for sale the mortgaged
sale that portion OF the said mortgaged
premises above described. designated
FIRST" as one separate parcel, and the
designated "sEcoND." THiRbS Ffn Prem'ses; sna
FOURTH," as another separate parcel:
II the amount Of the highest bid for tho
saio mor5gaged premises as a whole equals
or exceeds the total of the amounts of the
hlg hest bids for said two separate mar
cells, will accept said highest bid for sa i'd
mortgaged premises whole and sell
the said mortgaged premises accordinely.
but. If the total Of the amounts Of tha
highest bids for said two separate parcels
exceeds the amount of said highest bid
for said mortgaged premises as whole. T
will accept said highest bids for said two
separate parcels and sell the same accord.
ingly.
The above described premises will be
sold subject to any state OF facts which
an accurate survey may show; the nor
tion thereof hereinabove referred to a.
FIRST PARCEL" will be sold subject
to covenants and restrictions contained
In deed recorded in the Office of the Ree.
aas ister OF the County OF New York in Liber
642 or Conveyances. at page 570 and the
portion thereof Eereinabove referred to az
SECOND PARCEL" will be sold subject
to any and all rights acquired by any ele
waited railroad company for the operation
or an elevated railroad in Third Avenue.
Dated. New York. June 7th. 1919.
HOWARD c. KELLY, Referee.
SACKETT, CHAPMAN G. STEVENS. At
torneys for Plaintiff, 154 Nassau
Street (The Tribune BuildIng). Nov
York
The following is a diagram Of tho pror.
crty to be sold: It's street numbers arc 81
80 and 81 Third Avenue and 201 to ala. In.
elusive. East Twelfth Street: