New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
LAST DAY or TIE DEA VS. STAY

MORE SIGHTSEEING AND ATTENTIONS.
DEAN STANLEY VISITS GREENWOOD CEMETERY Ann
THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ARIA DfNNER
AT DELMOSICo's AND RECEPTION AT Mr..
FIELDS HOUSE.
A small breakfast party was given to Dean
Stanley yesterday morning at the house Of Cyrus W.
Field, In Gramercy Park and then the Dean. accOmpsn
ied by DR.. Harper Mr.. Grove the DR.. Philip senaf
and Mr.. Fed went by the Third Avenue Elevated Road
TO the Battery Dr. Schaf accompanied Dean Stanley
the ferry Brooklyn, where the Rev. Dr. TheO-
dore L. Cuyler met them and took them in a car.
rage to Greenwood Cemetery There the Dean remained
some time walking about the grounds. paus-
ing par oularY at the grave Of the Rev.
DR.. Edward Robinson, for whose work Pal
estne he has the most profound sdmirstiOn.
Tn party then returned to NewYork and drove to the
Metropolitan Museum OF Art IN West FOurteenth-st
Dulng Dean stanley's visit to Greenwood Mr. Field had
escorted DR.. Harper and Mr. Grove to Of the poll
ing places explained TO them the American system
OF election.
On arriving at the Museum OF Art Dean Stanley found
Mr.. Field, Dr. HarpeF and Mr.. Grove awaiting him.
General D Cesnoa and several OF the trustees who
present introduced TO him. The party examined
the DI CeSnOla collectiOns-both the one on
exhibition and the one In the basement, which is
being unpacked, and which was then shown
for the first time. Beside the Deans party, Salem II.
Wales ana Messrs. Rhinelander Buckler and Andrews
present. Dean Stanley much interested IN tho
collections and regretted that he could not make moro
careful examination Of them.
ATT O'Clock General Di Cesnola, Or. schaf, Mr.. Field
and the Dean conducted by President Barnard entered
the chapel hall OF Columbia College where the National
Academy OF Science was in session. After remaining
there about ten minutes President Barnard, accom-
panied by his guests Withdrew and shortly after the
association adjourned to the house Of President Barnard
they met Dean Stanley aud other guests In an
informal way Among those present beside the Deans
party were Professors Trumbull and Marsh, Of Yale
College; the Rev. Drs. WashbuFn. Osgood, Bellows,
Prime ana Noah Schenck; tue Rev. Messrs.
rockingham and Courtney; CnefJuslice G. ?.
Daly Charles O'Conor, John Jay, Samuel j. TddeB.
Judge Peabody, Charlton Lewis David Dudley Field.
Professors Nowcomb, lie Conte, Gibbs r. NJ smith. Van
Amringe. Newbcrry, Chandler, TrOwbridge aud Rood;
Elliott C. Cowdiu DIR. Hammond, james I. Field, w. Il.
Dodge, IT,, NJ X. Jesup and Lewis NJ Rutherford.
little before O'Clock Dean Stanley was driven to
the Catholic Cathedral and spent fifteen or twenty miu
utes amid the scenes OF the fair. He was then con-
Quoted TO tho pOlln place at rwentythirdst aud Lex
ington-aye. where Mr. Field and other gentlemen
planned everything Of interest 10 him
Mr. Field gave dinner party at DelmOnico's at 4:3o
Beside Dean Stanley, DIR. Harper and Mr. Grove there
were present Edwards Pieepont, Mr. Rec OF The NorA
AB'ercaH ReVleac, Mr. LiObey OF Ite freetoa Reeie'
w. II. IuThert, DAVID M stone, Mhitelaw Red, Isaac
Henderson. MAJOR Bundy, Mr.; CIark, David Dudley
Mr. Field received u telegram from Governor Rice OF
Massachusetts. in the afternoon, regrettng s inability
bo the dinner, 'Dd Oer ng hls oest Tlsles
for Stanley's safe return 70 England.
brilliant resepti.n given at tue house OF Cyrus
w. Field last evening The nantes md doorways Wece
tdstey Onanented with huEers and sun Ak, and 0Vcc
the double door lea ng tho diuIng the American
and En- gish flags hung. The Spacious parlors were
crow icd by n large number OF guests VIII, were cOR'
tlnu lly coming and going. Mr. Field ,oduced them
60 Dean Stanley they arriyed Among those present
were Mr. Beecher, the Eev; Phillips Brook of Boston;
President Bar ard OF Columbia College; Professor
BicknOre OF the American Museum OF Natural History
Ex-Governor TIlden, Peter Cooper, Cardinal Nc
Coskcy, Father Bierring Bishop Harris, the Rev. Drs,
Adams Sc1uh and Tffuny. Judge Lawrence, Francis VI.
j. Hurst, and CHARLES i. Brace.