New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25

art Z, l3O guuoas (Conagh). sutIam and his Coz. ~
ions. by CattcrmOe 70 guineas. tgew). sire, .
Tewkcsnny, by Callow "a guincas. tOuvIg). Inferior
Of Sh'p' by s. ark Ea ss sc5 ne1 T cc8 D
and Miss Huroct CoIt ut one OF The waiorCoior oXl
Miss Couts purchased IL and presented IL 10 him. Bar
bh o$ HSsI ana 10 ,, Mo,HoI soon spefiNSa ~
iIouti lt5 guinCas Agncv) Roses, in blue and WHIT
jug with birds most one Of W. Uuuts hest works; go
Nclps Home, by Catcruo'c; 100 uinegs Uvans). L;io
Tcs Graz tne COMMUNION io9 gG9eas q. tor,cr
O. DyC). a small pcn design, by ward-Wlsol aud De
TictrIes: female fguIe, by on old master, and en-
titled Fame, Presented % Mr. Dickens by an artist In
America; % guiucas. DyC9. Arphca Of WALKER por
trait of Cromwell IN armor; 80 f1lineas. ColnagiQ
"Whdt are tAe Wild waves saymgi' py James llami-
Nj Dickens as eane.s ryreI, Portrait OF lady, by
Remodel o. gureas Coinaghl T,lia Price by Frank
by zanacois, pupil OF Mcssoner, bought for 600
gIincas. tAeuowl. An Autumnal scene, by Cropsey
American artist by whom tho pctule was
presented 10 MI. Dickens g ounces, CadyegD::
Work. BY y. Gale, bcGg6t from the, Royal
Inscription the Tombstone, by Mrs NJ Ham ~ guineas
QHotere, Wehstcr's wei!known work, "Dothcboys
Hall the birthstone and treaela scene, so gnincas
scntcd the work TO Nh Dickens, 255 Gu'neas NGHcW
Pekwicy and Mrs Bcrel small work by Leslicin girls
aiie and with which al Ene!.nd Is familiar ~ glnSas
AttennorougD portrait OF Mr. Dickens as SIR Charles
Coldsuean by Egg pres'ntee ~ inc allls,' 10 faeas
Mgneyl The Le,,er by CadeIop 10 g9lneas 5tsnow
Hoe and SEEK the c9maIIiOl. ~ sulh'aS t4EheIl
Waterfall Go giinc5s o. Forster. Two works by Han
reading the welcome Guest, IN the row was Don6hI
by MI AtteuhorOugh for 100 Qincas, ana the other,
Box at the opera was bought by MT Il. Grove ior 90
gjinc3s. The principal picture IN the toIes J'9h was
fEith's Dolly Warden, The most rosuish, comey, bright
Tl a. ne , rIG T AZ h.toTy of this picture
is curious, and another singular episode was added
$40: on ON saturday it was Bought by Mr. Asnow for
1000 grinoas II sporting tenn may be applied to
picture-buyng, one can only describe the competitors
for the work as so many rll9l "plngtIs' Inc DDS
sometimes an advance Of 30 guineas ut time,
bid of 1900 linoas it sounded Ike Vioce Of slirc to
hear ebc voice cry out - thousand and one Whom
Agnew dsp Ied the right Of the auconccr TO accept
bidding Of less tran Pr cent; the spectators
iuitLer advance the picture was knocked down
t. him companion WORK, painted by the same same
bnroaG one Of staniclds hcafcaI scenes. Tie Ii
dystone Lighthouse presented by the arts 800 guinels
Hainted for "rhe Frozen Deep" $50 Cuiucas at en-
borough. man-otwar, with boat also by sttuield,
10 guiueas, Ookinsl. Macise's weiknoWn portrait OF
fishers Of Nicholas NcIcby" on the completion of that
work, bought by the Rev Sir T.. r. Joddrcil Bart,
for guinea, much smaller sum than the picture Was
generally valued at.
There were about 10 lots Of decorative occts-capdc
sticks, tazze Dresden figures, sealp, Nc Tor eah OF
which there was brisk competition, tue prices beinS
about four five times TIE real value Of the article
walnut paper weight about four inches by tlIse inches
was sold Tor guincas; iukstand for ilt cUnCas;
walnut Crveloue case Tor gineas; and a match box,
worth about as many shiugs, fetched grincas. But
the most spirited competition durins the sale
was for Mr. Dlchenss iaNomie raven; inc
"Grip" Of "Barnaby Ridge" The first bid OF
o5 glincas for an indIifcTeutlystu1cd black crow,
in a common glazed case, was Thought pOd
Offer but in less than half minute dozen or more con-
rctitOls had run the figure ~ 10 10 guneas. Inc
nent and tbcn another shaken on ill., at 20 guneas
there were only two competitors In the field. Lightly,
and knock it down." cried the budcr Of Them, thinking
that so large advance woud not be challenged, nut
"ciclty-Ono" speedily followed, and fOrfull i've minutes
the spectators watched the duel one of the specuators
lid hy two three, five pounds 40 q Time, the
other uuickly followed tortoise fashion, win ms SIN
gle guinea, but In The end lie succumDcd 10 l2O
bGugt by Nottage OF TUlsc Hill The cheering mat
followed was something like an ovation. y small hand
some b,OuZe GSmCrVlda after IIaucr, was phIciistl
Mr.. IOOC for n gdlncas. Angus 1ICchCr bIeI q!
MIR Dickens was Knocked down 10 DT. Gre"nhcrr- ~
Whtby Tor VineaS. anda bust Of lAndoI after Gh on
was bought by MI HOtOn for y guihcds. some plaster
casts which are ordinarily sold Tor not more tI al
realized from gulncas 10 10 @hcas Some Pckln ana
oriental porcelain fetched equally eXtIaN GAM prices
Vases and bottles Of 10 extraordinary merit were SOFA
Te ayt SCI Of articles of red cr sale the Pick
wick ladies'. half dozen afa silver iClb! spoons ctth
having gii, figure handle representing 81 ne caI'c'f
i'm PI,Vic;." The ddlco were presented 10 I ID tLs
hv Nessrs. Chapman and Han on thc completion ~ i
N,or Four oI the SIX bOugI.t Dy Air. cW, ana Tie
1rc,s may perhaps be takeuas some criterion 81 lc Its
live of Mr.. Dickcnss subjects. WINE > m
Weller fetched 2Gl Ar Wlnlc ONLY !calltd 20 eAu MI
Jingle was sold for $50 But the mEhCst lIoc OF Cto
small ladies' was given by Mr. \. uaIhiay Tor the inquire
az PciWick SO The last OF the lot was bought 10y MI
D;ckenss son 81 guincas. Though II was not IA tc
rocco Cqse for the ladies for sale After SPIRITED
bidding It was bought by Mr.. Perman for three 6heds'
IAc sale realized %9,4iO.
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