The New York herald., 1878-11-03
FINE ARTS.

THE LOAN ExHIBITIoN-A TRIP AROUND TIL
CORRIDOR
Visitors TO the Loan Exhibition usually md sc
much 20 interest them In the galleries that they arr
sased by the time they roach the corridor
and do not give it tho attention II deserves. There
win be found, however, In tho cases lining us sides
and on the walls above number OF Interesting OBJ
jscts well worthy OF examination. Passing to the
right AZ We ascend the stairs frat notice tho In
s,ructivs and good collection OF modern European
faiencs, loaned by Tiffany Co., among which are
some nne examples. and then como TO the quaint old
English ware. Longport pepper box and mustard
Dot belong 10 Mr.. W. H strobridge, and an old cop
per lustre pitcher TO Mr. W. 3. Lawrence. notice.
able Liverpool pitcher. decorated with views Of
Perry's and other victories. 10 sent by Mr..
william NJ Allen Miss FurDiss loans an
carly English pepper pot and Mr.. James
NJ Lutte a large Liverpool pitcher. with
decorations In sepa. curious sugar bowl
and cover belong to Mrs. M. Plummer An old Full.
nnm cider jug, with huntng scene In relief on H. 10
sent by Mrs. William J. FiagG supposed Caste
ford green glazed pitcher 10 owned BY MrG w. B
Lawrence. Auotner pitcher OF . hne design, with
hunting scenes on It, 10 sent by Mrs. W. G. Tucker
Tenney's and fruit dish, with an Enoch Wood
print, is Mrs Curts; Miss +. b. Godwin loans some
Doctor Synlax plate, and Mrs. w. j. Langiord one BY
Enocn W0oa, oi Bursiem. An interesting old Liver
pool plate is sent py Mr.. Hawkins some pickle
dishes, BY Rogers. belong 10 Mrs William J. Flagg.
aud miilenn um plate to Colonel ]. B, Myers.
plato and teapot oi Bristol ware arc sent by Mrs
Walter 3. Lawrence and old Delft pitcher by Mrs.
J. q Curtis A gooa Longton stoneware mug belongs
20 Mr. Russell sturgis; Newcastle teapot Is The Rev.
s. Llngfords 8; an Worcestsr dessert set belongs
TO NJ lss Wilkes. Some samples OF a good Cooiport
Qs2ol dinner set, In green anu gold. are loaned oy
Mrs. NJ II. Ward, and an excelsn. Longport cup, and
saucer, ana cake plato are Dr. G. c. Lcc's
Among The Crown 6orby warc we note Miss 4.
wolsey's opergne Mr.. Clarence Cooks saucer MRS.
" vases; s' and Mrs N. Il. wards salad Dowi. little
stauette OF smin franklin, made 6y En0ch Wood
George III Jug, blue marble, BY Colonel 4. B. Myora
Some nne little Russian hgurines are loaned NY MIS-
Caii,ssn, and some specimens OF kronenoerg porce-
lain by Mr.. Prime. Mrs. Caliisen also sends Copsn-
hagen cup and saucer, dalo 1884 and Miss Furn'ss
Zurich plate. A part OF teasst OF German pottery
is sent by Mrs J. g. Curtis. good Gres dc Flandres
mug +. g. s.. 1777, is owned b. Colonel Myers, who
senus also q Nymphenberg mug, 1913. Another OF
these Is ny Mr.. Russell Sturgis. This gentleman
arms decoraiions, spanish Aioareiio. neat tiie
flower pot IRON the island Of Marked, Ho,-
Palmer SENDS a very E0ticeabis piece OF Cruiskyn.
brown stone ware, with the arms OF pfsiate. A
arms and letter in buc tseventeenth century, arc
sent BY DR.. Z. Y. Lee. The maJohca plates from
joca two curlsus Iia,an medicine jars OF tue seven
teenth century, an Italian terra Gotta panel. win
Renaissance LEAKAGE in relef (sixtsensh century,
Pesaro cup with head OF 81. Francis and ap Italian
majoca vase Of seventeenth century, are loaned
BY Mr. Russell SturgiA Mss E. u. wheeler sends an
Italian wine measure from Faenza. Mr. J. Pierpont
Morgan loans a iaience pitcher, and Dr. 9. Z. Lee
good Of Urbao mpjolica, painted with Cupid
Under the spout ana win landscapes the sides A
Uelyocnlo placaus beiones to M. ". H. StroDridgc
and an Italian msjolica, ono with the immaculate
conception l62oh 70 Mr. Richard N. Hunt.
taxa Of Ur0ino majoca, futed aud painted, with u
group Of Roman figures ts,xteenth century, and a
large pacque OF AbruZzi majolca (seventeenth CEN
turyl painted with Roman camp scene. bordered
win vines and amorinL Ta'avera plate belongs to
Mrs Theodore Kane Gibbs NJ. L a. Ls1.niss ioans
F. I. nice little teapot Of the same ware, win
sprigs oi flowers, Is sent by Mrs. ~ HUDSON Colonel
Ayers sends DELFT and Rouen pitcn:rA large
pIacquo this belongs 10 Mrs q. ". Comstock,
and a oarber's basin to pr Palmer
door lea ing 10 the gallery come 10 that pars
OF the Oriental exhibit which Is arranged in the
cases along the west SIDE o. the corr,dSr ro here
court robe presentation CLOAK OF SILK, embroidered
with damlo's monogram; aud q splendid woven SILK
temple OF Gogen Sama. These DeIong 70 Mr.. Samuel
Colmaa In The Same case Is handsome Japanese
silk female dress. sent by Mr.. T. .. Mosre Mr. r..
n Pruyn loans some Japanese and Chinese bronzes,
woven and cmbroidered silk hauRings ana dresses,
one is his japanese hanging and some lace from
tho Philippines. Hall, Nicoi CRANBERRY have three
cases nllsd with ORIENTAL porcelain some Persian
tiles plates are loaned by Mr. J. A. Harper Dr.
Palmer sends also pair OF Persian tiles. rich
piece OF Persian brouery belongs 10 Mr. Clarence
KING. An interesting collection OF modern Japanese
pottery and giszes Is loaned by Mr.. X. Yaye. re-
production from the Ahambra Is sent by Major T. X.
Gibbs ana MI Coman loans robe worn AZ the 'No''
dances OF tue Japanese opera
CLEVELAND LOAN ExHIbITroN-THE NEW YORK
PICTURES.
The Cleveland Loan Exhibiion which has Just
opened is, like tho one now open here, under ths
patronage oil the best people In The city, and !.
said 10 be equally . succesA 1t Is Tor the ait
OF the hospitals. Tho officers are Rev. John W.
Brown, d. D., president; Mrs. J. II. Devereux ans
Mrs. II. B. HurIbut, vice prssidsnts; Mrs. \. H.
Mason and Mrs- II. A. Hurlbut. secretaries ana Mrs
L. Pechin, treasurer. Inc cnairmaDships Of the de-
psrtmeut committees are distributed as follows
Paintings, Engravings and E,chings, Mrs. H. B. Hurl
but; Bronzss and Slatuary, ArA William J. Board
MAJ; Ceramics, Mrs. J. II. Devercux; Textile Fab
rcs, Mrs. e. q. Hale; Laces aud Jswsry, Mrs. Johr
Todd; Brc.a Brac, Mrs. William II. Harris; Hom,
Arr, Mrs. +. A. sterling; Reics. Mrs. William Ed
wards; Books, Manuscripts and MusicSi Instruments
Mrs g. Z. Weber, and Miscellaneous, Mrs. W.
Castle
MISS Rose Duriee has gone In charge Of the Nev
York pictures. They consist OF sixtycight oiis ant
thir,y-nvs water colors. Among them We note, IN,
~rss fsss,sS sSsi .na "suns.sa William
'.vicw 10 Aigisrs, Looking Toward the Bay" jane
d. sm,il,e's ''Lake placid;" krussman YOU Enen'
Landscape near Grauoy, Conn.." and "a STUDY a
Pompton." v. q Ieorgc IL. smiine's "old Cedar
Near Pousnksopsis;" J. Z. Nicolrs Mon,auk Pom,
". C
Near Portland Light" ". c. n. l. Henry's ..wni
Inc Old Fo ks at Home" Thomas Aoran's "coas. o
Fiorias, Fort George lsland." a landscape, an,
.'rns Afternoon Ride" ". O. Frank waiier,s "Raln
Cottage wind,~a aud .Tae Poi ch,cksns." W. C.
Il. SWAN Ginord's 'Dar,moutn Moore aud ..hom
Of the Guls,n v. c; 4. n. wyanrs "a Pool In IN,
North Woods" and ''Road TO Kenmore, Wales;
Jcrvs hcEcntss's "rhe Year Smiles as IL Draws Nea
TO It's Death" and ''Autumn," ". =" DAVID John
sous "fns Brook at ByneId;' j. W. Casiicir's ..Ih,
Gicn;'' II. W. HuDbard's "rhe Hiii Posture ~ N.
| IL. ds Haas 'Coast oil Frauce;" Samuel Lolman'
/ ARAB Encampnsnt on tho DESERT "Lincoln Cstne
| drai W. c., aud "view the acditerranesD," vi
G. X. =. MINORS "Autumn, Lske Champ,ain =
". Stiepsvicn's "rhe lmportunste VISITOR =
Wordsworth Thompson's "Ins Port OF Men
/ toss;" Eastman Jonnson's "A Day Dream j;
>. Alden Weirs "a Normaaoy DAIRY =
| 4. l. smiths 'fhe House BY the Irsek; A. T. How
| lands "win,er sunset;' Edward Morans ''carnar
Won Castle;" Walter shiraw's GOOD Morning. ans
Little Pssri;' A. y. Bellows study ut Richnei,
Springs" w. C., ana 'Concord Battle Ground.n w.e
| X. N. Shurtisns "a Qaist Day" W. O., snd "Fo
| est scene;" T. H. smith's .oid Settler W. G.. an.
Through tho Beschss," w. c.; ii. Farrar's "Oi
| tho Edge OF the woods,n g.. }. q. Browa'
| ..Got u Nibben and "An Amsleur Sailor, ). X CT
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