New-York tribune., 1900-03-31
REAL ESTATE.
YALE CLUB CONTRACTS sIGNED-MORE
WANAMAKER RITMORS

The contracts for the purchase of the property
at Nos 30 and 22 West Forty -fourth-st, be used
as site for aew house for the Yale Club. were
signed Yesterday at the office OF Reed. Simpson,
Iaacher & Barnum The price agreed upon was
somewhat less than $1,000 according 10 the
brokers'. When the plan OF moving from the pres
ent house. No. It East Twenty-sixth-st and build
ing an eleven story structure In Forty -rourth-st
was broached. there dissatisfaction be-
cause II was thought the committee had not given
the club enough time 10 raise the money by SUBJ
scrption 10 the stock The option was therefore
extended a month, from February IS at which
time A0ovoO had been raised by members sub
scriptions. the amount is thought sufficient
10 justify the club in going with the project
The contract for the purchase OF the property was
signed by William P. Emo, with the expectation
that The Yale Club would be- able 10 carry
out its plans in regard 10 the clubhouse
In story printed yesterday the name OF John
W Wanamaker was mentioned IN connection with the
old Hotel Brunswick site. the east side OF
Fifth-ave, between Twenty y-sixth and Twenty-sev-
entn SITS, as well as with the Fifth Avenue Hotel
property Early in the month syndicate com
posed Of Boston Philadelphia and Indiana polls
capitalists reported 10 have secured options
the Brunswick property. This syndicate. it was
said has been negotiating with John Wanamaker.
with the result that he had expressed an intention
OF taking the property from the syndicate, unless
he the Fifth Avenue Hotel at auction next
month. il being his intention TO bid on the parcel
AT the office Of John Wanamaker In this city 1t
was said that nothing had been heard or any such
Intentions his part.
THE RECORD OF SALES.
John n Goding has sold for the estate of Will
lam c. Andrews No 9 East Sixty-seyenth-st S0xlOo
TO buyer who will erect private dwelling house
This is the lot formerly occupied by the Andrews
house which was destroyed by fire last year Also,
FOR Jere 9. Lyons the seven story apartment house
at the northwest corner OF Park-ave. and Seventy
b-s lurIa1 inv nTfV afA
also for Mrs NJ. Tilden, the southwest corner of
Mount Morris-eve. and One-huudred- nd-twenty-
second-st.. four lots. 100x1oo; also for George q
Palmer. the dwelling house No. 8 East Seventy
sxth-st, to Ormond G. Smith. private terms
also, for Clarence True. the five story dwelling
house at the southeast corner OF Riverside Drive
and Eighty-third-st 10 Robert h. Downing; also.
for Clarence True, the northeast corner Of River
side Drive and Ninety second-st. S6x6o, upon which
he win erect a new dwelling house for Albert
Flake; also for Flake & Dowling, nve lots on the
south side of One-h -sevenh-st 100 feet
east Of F1fth-sve, to the Riverside Building Com
pany; also for J. T Tower. his country place OF
eighty at Mfbrook, Dutchess County n l..
to Henry Hardness Flagler on private terms
McVickar & Co. have sold 70 client for the
estate of Laura II Watkinson the four story high
stoop brownstoue dwelling house No. LAB East
Thirty -fourth-st. lot 176xlG0; also. TO an In
vestor ar 100000, for Thomas J. Mcclure the
seven story apartment house. with stores 5e6xl4Ox
Ninety -hrst-st The building was recently COM
pleted by tie seller, builder:
1ntyTe the private stable No, 2o7 West. sexenty-
9Xth2s 23x1oo Tor about $40 900; also; to6 aes
Charles Grifith Moses & Bro. have sold for Max
Marx the three story and basement house. 2Oxx5Ox
rs No. l45 Conyent-ayei on private M terms: ms. s,
ffth-st. a four story and basement brownstone
dwelling house 2oxc0x1oo. for Mrs. A J. Bloom
Harry 2. zittel has sold for A, Cameron the shree
second1st. 20x5oxGs, to Mrs. NJ Smith: also. for a
Mr. Steingerger. No 153 East Sixty-irst-st. four
Mrs. Lille MeKew. and Tor the John stoiber estate
Ia and 5 & ON o
each, 70 Annie r; Warren. ., - -
Drem e Co from M nSS F Sodsington agd + e
Browning Nos. si2 and 3l4 West Firty-ninth-st,
James Bryan has sold the northeast corner of
dWens Oase aPa o The seller sS@s i'Ghs
property In February, 1879, for s2l .Oo1.
G so @ 7sa to fSs
BY jacobs R9t ao IN 1se or s s PS5
Ut, AIRED Goodeli is reported 10 have sold No.
dwelling house sen lot 26Rsse 'hFee story O'iek
Daniel Tier has sold to Wen & Meyer the plot,
east corner of second-ave and First-st.
and aGafser A 30 BOON the h s sold fS Henrg
West Eeyenth-st 5oqrostory high stoop brick
Lewenfeld & Prayer have purchased from Lucy
A Buddington the two dwelling houses, each Is. *
have purchased from Jessie Edwards and another
the front and rear tenement houses. 25xsss No 2s6
East Twenty-eishth-st.
Robert ]. Black is reported TO have purchased
from William II. Jackson the lot the north side
of Sxteenth-st 225 feet west or Broadway 25x9s 9,
for $4,000, with building loan. The lot will De
improved. it Is said, with eight story business
building, to cost about 3.0t1
Lewis Conger contemplate a new building on
their property at No 135 West Fortyhrst-st. 70 be
begun In the summer. They have secured a loan
OF $3.50 go from the Greenwich Savings Bank the
foregoing property and Nos 130 and l32 West For
ty-second-st., which they may also improve
The only Offering scheduled at the New York Real
Estats SelesrOOm Yesterday adtOurned