New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
4 NOTIBLE BAZA4R or BRONZES POT
TERY, ETC.

A bazaar for the sale of an unusual cOllec-
ton OF brouzes, pottery ana antiques VIII be opened TO
the public at Kurtz's Gallery In Twenty'third-st, on
saturday evening There viii be a private view for n-
yted guests this evening. The object Of the sale Is TO
obtain fund. for the support Of Evangelical schools in
Naples Italy, I'm which Is given tree TO poor
italian children. These schools were established when
Garbad was Dictator OF Southern Italy, and are under
the direction OF a consisting OF an English
Episcopal rector British Presbyterian minister, an
American Presbyterian minister, the Waldensian aud
Fr.ucn-SwIss pastors and aymen representing these
Il nerept denominations who are residents OF Naples.
The support has entirely from the contributions
NJ priyao individuals chiefly from travellers In Italy
Recently the contributions have been 80 small as TO
MACE the schools in u critical condition. They were
kept open during the past year by contri-
buttons from Frank Delano, daughter OF the late
william b. Aston To supply funds for next year this
Dazaar has been organized chiefly through the efforts Of
Miss Jessie Macdonald, of Staten Island and the man.
agement placed the hands OF the following Executive
Committee: Mrs Francis Macdonald, Mrs. +. X. Liv-
rrmore Mrs. yanauken, Mrs. r. L. Phillips, Mrs Taber
Mrs John Kemp, Mrs. T. shattuck, Mrs f. p. James,
Miss J. Macdonald and Miss NJ. A. Aitken.
There will be at the Bazaar about fourteen tables with
the specaltcs from the following sources Italy, Spain
and Portugal Turkey, Denmark Great Britain, France,
Norway and sweden, Egypt and Africa, Germany and
Greece aud India The bronzes, antiquities and cos
be presided over by young lady assisted by her frends
Tao managers announce the following as among the
objects which will DO offered for sale:
In Pottery, Greece, Turkey, Italy, Portugal. Spain
scgovia Manisses, Seville Malaga, Valencia and Pc
trcD, Scotland (Dunmore and Glasgow, Ireland Ger
many (the beautiful and classic forms from the Black
Forest pOtrres England erra cOtt huss, statuetes,
vases and from TOrquayl, Denmark, Norway
Russia Algeria, IudIa and JapJH-ah are represented
Thrrewlll reproductions by Castcani Bataglla
and Gustiniani But raress things In pottery VIII
be % nuine ana authenticated ItaO-6Gco com
mon bat incorrectly called Etrusca. from the tOmDs
Of Capua, Cuna NOla Postum and from COrnett0-lar-
uuina Oetween Civta V,cchia auh Pisa. ltal0-GrPcO
vases are very here the only considerable number
h ing IN the Metropolitan Museum. There Will also be
strah 20 grotesque Turkish wares 50 unlike any ot"r
cOuntry's productions. including CIanak halesi water
ugS described by W. C. Prime esq, III his cent WORK
Pottery; Roman mosaic and Inarbr taoieOps, rom,
peian garden seats. VitulanO POlODlno anu
Pcacl-OiBrIzl marble pedestas Tor statues aha ouS's
from the recently opened quairies near Naples, elc
The Exposition Will DO especially rcn Ia DrOnzes,
many OF tnem made by the celebrated SgnOr AnodO OF
Naples the first leprOducer Oi CLASSIC DrOnzes IN tue
world Tn Sc works mostly copies 0f bronzes found
in the ruins OF Hercualeum and POmDeil There VIII De
many gems In tnis department, sucu as TOro Farnese
Mercury in Repose sicnus, Dancing Faul, etc; and
excellent Dusis of Plato. seneca, Homer, Ariadne aud
Brrenice, Dante (cast just after 5 DEATH etc.
One lot or aDpn"s 10 the result VI lietDsA selee-