New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
REAL ESTATE.
PLANS FOR YALE CLUBS NEW HOME
BERKELEY OVAL SOLD.

Plans for a new clubhouse for the Yale Club were
submitted yesterday to the Department OF Build
ings by Thomas Thatcher president of the club,
and Brayton Ives president Of the Yale Building
Company The structure will be built from plans
by Tracy & Swartout. the plot, 5OxSl.lO, NOS.
80 and 80 West Forty-fourth-st
The new clubhouse will be eleven stories high
and will have a facade of brick. with limestone
trimmings, and a granite base. The building mas
been estimated to cost s250,000 The basement VIII
be used as a bicycle room The first floor Will be
used a grill room. The parlors will be on the
second floor The third to the eighth floor Will De
used as apartments for members and the ninth
floor as a private class and dining room The meet
ing rooms will take up the tenth floor, and the
kitchen and servants rooms the eleventh moor.
garden will be provided for on the roof
Plans for the arcade building to be erected for
F7lbridge T. Gerry on the site of the Windsor Hotel
Fifth-ave from Forty-sixth to Forty-seventh-st'
were also filed by c. l. Berg, the architect The
building will be three stories high, Of brick terra
Gotta and iron, at estimated cost OF $5ooVW
five story brick hospital building will be erected
from plans by Schickel & Dtmars for the German
Hospital and Dispensary. on the southwest corner
of Lexngton-ave. and Seventy -seventh-st, costing
S120OO0 The same architects also filed plans Tor
alterations costing $4,000 to the building ADJOINING
the above site, which is used as the womens ward
Mrs Irene r. Guggenheim, president OF the
F7r,qhtstde Dav Nursery and kindergarten, yester-
day fled plans through Buchanan Fox architects
for new building costing $4,000 to be erected on
a plot 25xS0 the west side of Cannon-st' 10 leet
north of Rivington-st The building will be OF
brick and limestone, with granite pase ana Will
be FIVE stories high.
A one story stone church, 81. Sx672 will be built
on the northwest corner of Bainbridge-ave. and
Two-hundredth-st for the Church Extension Com
mittee of the Presbytery of New-1ork at cost
of $4,000 from plans by L. H. Robertson.
The field for athletic sports known as the
RerkeIey Oval at the southwest corner of Ma
combs Dam Road and Burnside e-ave. was sold at
the real estate salesrooms yesterday by Bryan L.
Kennedy under foreclosure. 1t was bought oy
w. F. Havemeyer and Frank ]. Gould for $zl4'ou
The Oval contains nine acres, and has bicycle
tracks and other arrangements for athletic sports
The following auction sales are scheduled for to-
day:
BY William NJ. Ryan: No. 129 sixteemth:st. north north
side 2598 feet west of ThTd-aye. Z4xsZ to1r sloaS
committee of Marie Marshall. against Sadie AIt- At
Eroy jr referee. Amount due, 81, $50; subject TO
BY Peter F Meyer: No. As Twenty -fourthcsst
north side 22O1O feet east of Sixth-ave., Hl9x9SS
five story stone front store etc; William r. morn,
nun & Harrison attorneys; Edward l. Patterson
referee Amount due, $S6,432; subject to taxes
No. $50 Second-ave. east side, sos feet north of
2Gx -four bTes fT0y T1see Under viii Of
Joseph B. Miller against FREDERICK SfoPne Tt AZ
Robert c. Embree. attorney; Edgar NJ. LeVlnt[lle n
ETC., ETC. $500 S>--''--''
THE RECORD OF SALES.
IDA r Moore is reported to have sold one Of the
row of new FIVE story hathouses on the north SIDE
Of one -and-eleventh-st between Seventh
ana Rnio5 Weinis has sold to Thomas F Burke No
55S West One-hundred- and -seventeth- 25x9o'
Samuel and Maurice BrA have sold Nos lPlo 6,,a6 sIo
517 Madison-ave, TIVE eve story brick hathouses'
on R4 IFs Rchard V Harnett & Co: No 345 West One
lIi,;dred edand-tWenty-eghth-st north side 225 feet
east of Ninth-ave 25x92. three story brick dwell
ing house; leasehold; foreclosure; to the pIainut
BT TG Peter F. Meyer & Co: No 316 West Thirty
7rsf-st south side. 175 feet west of Eighth-ave.,
Is 9x9S . three story brick dwelling house; fore
closure; to John P. O'Brien for $11,soQ. Nos. 530
tG feet Vest Of Tdnth-ave 25x9S6 two four story
for $11 900 East One-hundred- -and-forty- -ninthst
southwest corner of Union-ave- runs west 200 feet
by by ' east 100 feet north IS feet east 100 feet to
west side Of Union by north 100 feet to be
$1,000 No $,764 Park-ave;, late Wander ave,
6as 8 2x 1So RFee story
and store foreclosure: to the plaintiff for $4,000;
sGe aS5 fse south Of
hrstst, 20x150, three story frame fath0use; fore
northeast corner of one-hundred and d-seventy-
fourth-st SO 10ox-x1OO; vacant; foreclosure to
By D. Phoenix Ingraham & Co.: No 382 First
p 2xs6 four story brick store and tenement house
foreclosure; to the plaintiT for $706 ,,-,,-
5 soHheast % Corner Of 5 fS G6Sx
@ to- the sTG Ta sfoFy for 5SK
andnfteenth-s north side 25 feet east Of First
house; foreclosure; to the plaintin for $4,000.
southwest corner Of Aqueductave Tu8s soUh
1859 west Sl25 northwest 4s9s to south side
of new aqueduct x south 158 x east 100 K north
@ 70 except parts aten b8 ey 9 sa to
ave, three story stone dwelling house, with sew
foreclosure; to Havemeyer & Gould for $4,000 a.