New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
NEU-YORR ART TREASURES.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR EXHIBITIONS THIS SUMMER
OF PAINTINGS OWNED IN THIS CITY.
A meeting was held last evening, at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel TO discuss the arrangements FOR
Summer exhibition OF the private treasures OF
art Of NewYork. The call was signed by Parke G0dwl
There we're present forty gentlemen, including William
Cullen Bryant Parke Goodwin. John TAYLOR Johnston,
and the artists W whittredge Eastman Johnson, John
A. Weeks j. d. smile, VIM. II. Beard. j. G. Brown. Will
liam Page and Thomas Hicks william Cullen Bryant
was called the chair and James W Pncbot acted az
Secretary. Mr.. Goodwin announced that the call had
been sent TO 20 persons About 6i had an
swered that they would take part. August Bel
mont had replied that he had made il rule not
allow any OF his pictures TO out of his gallery, but
he was SO much interested in this movement that he
would open his gallery TO the public on certain days OF
tho week. A. stewart had made response, but
thought that she would also admit the public to
the Stewart collection william H. Vanderbilt was out
OF town. said to favor the project John Taylor
Johnston, for the Metropolitan Museum, and W.
Whttedge for the Academy OF Design said that these
societies had already made arrangements for art exhi
billions during the Summer, but would be glad to co
operate with the present movement. Arrangements
were foot for securing the exhibition OF the
art collection in the Historical Society rooms. IL Is
believed that the Exhibition will be made at the Academy
OF Design and the Metropolitan Museum, and will
consist of the choicest works OF art owned
in NevYork CITY, so lar az orod,o.. dne hosa ,oSn
already Joined the moyemeu ut TO make its success GER
tainty. The Academy Of Design Will be ready Tor the
new exhibition about June or IL. small admission
fee possibly % cents will be charged Mt each place of
exhibition and after the expenses have been paid, the
balance will he devoted 10 the OF the Academy OF
Design aud Metropolitan Museum The following Com
mttces were pointed To superntend the e&hlbton:
Executive TAYLOR Johnston, r. d. Morgan,
August Belmont John II. Sherwood William H. Osborn, W.
Iorng Andrews H. Marquand. Nillam H. Dolce, Jr john
Ioey j. H. Hall John Wolfe, g. - Smith, ROYAL Phelps r. A
ayemeyer Lcius Tuckeuan, Charles OlIarL PHlhp Nan
Val.enbur r. Il. Butter Dr. T. n. OTIS, Josiah NJ flske
JtIus Oel Gordon g. J.. Bunham W. H. brhlg
man William Sibo n. w. Robbins. W. C. Bryant ;.
II. AytIy william Schaus, j. Mlbank, Sen J. H.
Van Aieu r. r. MasaTone, Samuel HaN ke Benanh IL tleh
ID H. McAlpne. Legrand B Cannon John A. weeks fttchef
Adams ClaIk Bell Charles ButoI, w j. HopWn Theodore
Roosevelt. Daniel Huntington, T. Addison Richards, >. j.
GUY j. Brown Albert Blerstadt f. waller Thomas Hicks
II. Peters Gray. Eastman Johnson j. b. Irving Nm rage'
Samuel Coleman W. Whredge, - L. NJ. Barlow, Henry ~
smith BRYAN II. smith, Aaron llealy, w w KENYON T. NJ
Ohphant BuDdy /. H. Morton, George Jones' Manton
Marble, whtelaw ked Henry G steb0ins' and Henry H.
Howlanh NJ, ,,
Committee Application and Selection OF pieurss1Ex
Gov. MORGAN. John Taylor Johnston, lucins tucker
man. John IIoey William j. HOppin, Parke Goodwin, j. W.
PiuchOt, Clark Bell, Robert Hoe, Jr.
Committee Finance and lnsuTance-John X Sherw ood
Robert Gordon, I. Musgrave, philip Van Nslkenbugh
Samuel Hawke VIM. H. Brhlglnan VIM. ii. Osborn
Committee Printng-T \. kichards. j. d. smiie, j. o.
Brown.
committee Transportation and angipg-Dane Hunting
ton W. MhittTrdge, Thomas Hicks =. r. Avery, sanuei
| Col.