The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-28

nearly filled last evening. and upon no
other evening during the Kensett sale has the
voice OF Mr.. somerville the auctioneer. been
heard to more efficient advantage. The foHow-
ing sums were realized :-Autumn in the Noun.
tains, $40; Near Beverly, Mass., $40; Even
ing in Long Island Sound, $500: studying in
the Woods, North Conway, NJ H., $3.50: Mount
Desert, 500; Vista Through the H,ms. s44o.
View on the Hudson. 1925; Entrance to the Harsor.
Newport, II. l., $3.50; Foreground Study SITS; Near
Beverly. Mass, 500; The Sleeping Lake. $500:
Coast OfCape Ann, $3.50; Venice, Santa Maria deila
Saiuta, $500; Venice, 1s47. $3.50; The Dell. $3ss:
Valley OF Meysengen, Switzerland, $40; Autumnaa
Sunset. Lake George. $500; Near the Fort Road.
Newport. r. l., $40; Study Ofa Waterfall. $420;
The Beaver Dam ON Clear Creek. near
G Sa Ro GsS Colorado sl59 Camel villa
the Lake, $3.50; La us Ui 500; Sketch.
catski, sllo; Road in the wilderness.
a01f 'a aSs apa IN
ara, $500; A Mountain Road. Italy, $685. The AI-
t%mn Twilight ss2s valley Of Meysengen
$4lo; Mount Lincoln from vamount. Colorado.
fs'S $780, Ass snds of s ssSS s a. ssTP0F @
SS nssna ss9S s stony @ ss%id Mrs1
sl25; The shrine, s4lo; The Thames near King
TadS. $50; The see a. Sunset. Newport: siOo; A.
sps s Ss aas s1ss fssss d
sSG october ssaa ssn .sS Sketch w0 ssS
$225; Block Mountain. Lake George, $500; Brenton
Cove from near jones' Cottage, Newport. Il. l..
SGa The ws ss Sissy ssnse On s%s
the Lawn, Newport, R. l., $2oS; October. near
Hew bSs H. l.; Ss7U by sae Biuns a. newport r.
From Nature, $500; Near Idaho CITY, Colorado.
sI4o; Lake George, sos; Near London. June ls.
Rocky Brook, $40; Study at Newport, r. l.. $500;
Bash-Bish Falls Berkshire, Mass, $575; Coast
H. ssa Wnasr rores Eng
falo Pasture on the Missouri, $3.50; whirlpool OF
Niagara 1900; Autumn Afternoon, $3.50; Mountains
s4Oo; Study OF an Italian Woman 800; Bash
Lake In ireiand s2so; the Fame .G Franconi:
Mountains 800; Misty Morning in Colorado. $3.50;
IN es 4s as s,,G
Scene, $40; snow Scene, s75; Study Of Cotton
the Hudson, $780, The Cruel Arrow, English pic
tnre. very old, SIS; Hillside, sS5; A Picture, BY
gay %yan sS0 aesS fnss se SS 49,
Narragansett Coast, $315: Breton's Point. New
port, R l., $3.50; On Furlo4gh. slo5; Willow.
$225; Evening at Darien Conn.,, 500; Hatfield
the Beverley Coast. Mass, $435 Manchester
Coast $40; Anthony Nose, Lake George, 1856;
Couchant Winoski River. VT, $50. ''''
Tonight and tomorrow night are the con.
Gliding evenings.
Pictures mt tho Arcadian Last Night.
number OF pictures by prominent artists were
exhibited last evening at the reception held by the
Arcadian Club. The following belong among the
more noticeable :-"Henry Clay" by +. mayer; two
superb marine views, one Of which is entitled
1.-THE Narrows-a ShOwery Afternoon" by L. Mo.
ran; "a Green Old Age.n by +. Hepkinson Smith;
vermont Homestead by BrevOort; slightly
Nervous" by G. M Johns, OF Pittsburg; ''The Con-
slant Companion" by Hugh Newall also of Pitts
burg, both talented young artists; Reinhart'a
"Iyangenc; ~ portrait OF Mr.. Charles Gayler, BY
Beard; Village Post ONCE" by I. W. Wood;
Near Bethel, Maine,nb by. Mrs. Beers; "Scene in
by f. L. Henry; "Albanese Brigand," by Alfred
Gault; portrait Of Rev. Chauncey Giles, by G. H.
Tenie aeadS BY George Perry "Vew o ON
George" by James II. Wright, and "a VILLAGE
street in England" by +. Addison Richards.
Artists Reception Yesterday.
Their second reception this season was ycster-
day held by the artists Of the Studio Building On
Tenth street. near Sixth avenue. The hours were
from two to six in the afternoon and eight toelcven
in the evening. The attendance was large. stylish
and appreciative, and a great many OF those new
works were exhibited to which attention has been
asked in these columns during the past few months,
and which intended for exhibition In the Spring
season at the Academy Of Design. Apropos OF this,
IL may be mentioned that the interval during which
works to be handed in for this exhibition begins
to-day. The Academy season opens about the mid
die OF APRIL
Mrs. Hazards Rcceptions-The Last Of
the Series.
The series Of art receptions which Nine. de FL.
Hazard has been holding at her rooms, No. 90
Union place, is now drawing to a conclusion. Tho
last two will be given next Monday even
ing and Monday evening week. AS q
rule they have been brilliantly attended. The
artistic performances have been excellent and the
social tone has been high. One OF the most pleas
urable and noteworthy was that held last Monday.
when Nine. Hazard herself represented ''Rome''
in the tableau OF that name, and number OF other
interesting programme Among these Mrs BrOas
and Mr.. Charles heydtman played played a duet from
'The Love Chase" rendering the part OF Constance
with spirit and fervor. and Lord Lyttons transla-
tion entitled "The Giove;" Miss Ferretti sang the
piva:' MIR. Pope recited "rhe Dying Sol
der;'' Mr.. Gofrrie and Mr. Liebling played
2 selection ton, from ON. lie Prophete,m and
the piano. II is anticipated that the reception
next Monday evening will be equally well worth
turn to Europe. Meanwhile the sculpture to which
we have several times referred will remain ON
exhibition at her rooms, together with various
articles of interest winch once formed part OF tho
furniture In the boudoir OF the ex-Empress Eugene
Mr.. Prcssas' CrayOns.
Mr.. Pressas, young Cuban artist, who has rooms
at % Union square, west side, has just completed .
fine full-length crayen portrait OF Mrs. woodruff
The lady is standing, her left elbow resting on an
upright desk beside her. her right at her side, hold
ing weekly paper. She wears riding nat, With
veil Grape gathered above the brm, and IN Other
respects her costume is semi masculine me CHAR
dered, and the technical parts or the work are ex-
ceedingly clever and refined.
Miscellaneous Mention.
Mr. b. F. Remnant is engaged upon picture en-
titled s.The Angel Mother; or, The Orphans
Dream" which Is to form the subject Of an en-
craving. A little girl lies sleeping while her dead
pnotner hovers nenr reyisiting the child Through