The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-18

Impressions" loaned by Mr.. Robert L. Stuart.
The position of honor on the south wall Is held oy
Mr.. John Jacob Astor's picture by Bonnat "ltaiian
Children" near which are +. Il. Church's Morning
in the Tropics" owned by Mr.: H. r. Bishop; vau,
tiers excellent German "Post Station scene. loaned
by Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt; Cortazzo's New Lord
of the Village" sent by Knoedler Co.. and good
example of NJ. +. H. de Haas, 1.-THE Wrecked Steamer
On the west wall we note for the present EAST
man Johnson, Mr. J. Abner Harper's noble head OF
Joan OF Arc. by Jaequet; Colman's Port OF AM,
werp,'' Carl l.. Brant's portrait Of child with q
sweet face, loaned by Miss Murray; Dc Neuville's
"Incident Of tho Siege Of Paris. loaned by Mr.:
Charles Stuart Smith; Troyons Study OF Bun,
owned by Schaus & Co.. and Worms lie Habit
Neuf." which belongs to Governor Leland Stanford
IN THE NORTH GALLERY
The principal picture in the north gallery Is
large Munkaczy. In his earlier manner. owned py
east WALL near 1t. is Msrles "Grsndmother's Story
loaned by Mr.. Robert L: Stuart. The north wall Is
The central panel Is occupied by striking cattle
piece. by Anton Braith. "The Coming storm.
is Markarts strong Turkey Seller" owned by Avery
and to the right William N. Chases fine Ready for the
Ride" which belongs to the Union League Club.
On the walls on either side placed on the line,
where they can be seen. two canvases which were
hung high in tho last Academy--Clement n Swifts
at Dinan," loaned by MIR. Samuel colman.
On the south wall at the sides of I'M
satisfactory full length portrait of Colonel Clark.
presented to the regiment by the artist Hicks are
Gustave Brion's interesting "Thc INVASION. sent
Retreat" from Marshall O'loberts' collection. The
latter gentleman has also on the same wall .
Flemish Landscape. with sheep" by verlat. At
the other side of the Hicks is a large and superb
Daubigny Evening"" loaned by Knoedler Co.
Among the other canvases in this room are
striking and powerful josef Brandt-an Eastern
warrior with his booty. swimming his horse
river. loaned by Mr.. D. II. McAlpine. and Viberts
important eanya. with It's exceliensy 1oa story,
Aston.
Places of honor given in the south gallery
to two Lefebvres. totally opposed to each other
in sentiment and treatment. Miss Wolfe's
fined .'Graziella." illustrating lines of Lamar
Of the by
William Astor. Near the "Graziella" is a moderate
sized replica OF Leroux's .vestal Tuccia" owned by
Schaus Il Co.. and Kohns example of Clays. FROM
the Salon of this year. "The Port OF Ostend.' On
the north WALL by the second Lefebvre. are Mr..
Avery's "Japonaise" by Villa; his PREDICTIONS" by
Hubiin-a pleasing work-and Knoedler Il Co.'s
charming Carl Hoffs "Relating His Adventures.
hangs in the centre Of the opposite wall is 1.-THE I'M
expected Return, owned by Mr.. Fairman Rogers. OF
PHILADELPHIA To the left of this is J. D. smillle's
Adirondack from the last Academy, and good
George Inness, 1.-THE Valley OF the Saco loaned by
Mr.. 7. B. Clark. In this room are also Tifany's
"Market Scene in Brittany" little masterpiece by
Rousseau. owned by Mr.. J. c. Runkle; Adrien
3Ioreaus wedding Party" owned by Mr.. Cornelius
Vanderbilt; large Schenck of "Sheep in o Storm"
loaned by Reichard and examples Of Bristol. David
johnson, H. P. Smith, Sartan DeForest and Virgins.
IN one OK Inc echgs Sd
from tho fine collection OF Mr.. James H. Clsghorn,
of Philadelphia. In cases in the centre are taste
and other localities, and Etrusoan loaned by
Feuardent Il Co. Two other cases, placed in the
centres different galleries, contain fine collection
of bits Of Chinese single color porcelain. owned by
Mr.. T. b. Clarke. and specimens of various Chinese
porceains and valuable collection Of Japanese coins
loaned by r. E. Moore There besides Persian
metal vases and Barbedienne bronze replicas from
Tiffany Co.'s. The hanging has been done under
the direction Of Mr.. Carl L. Brandt who was
sisted by Mr.. G. Wolfe and at times by Messrs.
Tiffany and De Forest.
Among the objects in tho interesting loan collec-
ton of bricabra of all kinds in the "Old Curiosity
Shop" of Company g. is the valuable collection Of
Peruvian antiquities owned by the Hon. T. w. Gibbs.
late United States Minister to Peru. described at
length in these columns some months ago.
Last evening grand promenade concert was given
by Grafulla's Band at which the first piece played
was Raneri vilsnora's March Triomphale."
written for the occasion and dedicated to the Ladies'
Committee of Company G. The entire programme
was given In Grafula's best style. and enjoyed
by great crowd of people. The fair 10 to be open
from three to ten p M. daily. for two weeks. One
company Of the regiment Is to be on guard all the
time day and night, the Seventh preferrng to do
| its own police work.