New-York tribune., 1879-04-11

OVER 4 HUNDRED NEW MEMBERs-PlANs FOR THE
NEW CLuB-HOCSE-THE ART GALLERY.
The regular April meeting of the Union
League Club he'd evening, very interesting on
account OF extraOr nary number of candidates Tor
admission VINO were elected to membership, ana the
more than average success u the art reception
and exhibition. now regular feature Of the
monthly meetings One hundred and eleven
names OF candidates were submitted by
the Committee on Admissions. and al ot them were
fayoraby received. Among those elected as resident
members we're General Charles X. Graham Surveyor oi
the Port: DR.. J. g. Holland Henry Bergb. tho Rev G..
D. W Bridgman ard Brayton Ives president OF the
sos. ExcDauge Thoma, stokes. and . ~ Ward, the
,eulptor; Isaac y. BroksH, and james Ii. kui-
ter traffic manager OF the Now-York Contra. ;
Charles l. stroug John l. Csdwal ader, Daniel
Z Hoag JOun w. Hooper, Lawrence Hutton, H. C..
FaEnestock Charles Z. Gregory, Bishop Putnam and
John IL G0urie. Among the twenty VINO were
elected IA nonresident members were General Joseph
X Hawley OF Hartford, Ex-Governor Richard Z. McCor-
ulcx OF Washington, 7e.u lhO mas, Ci IOhhoc 1icul'
Srna,or sherman, {. Rogcrs, Of Buffalo, iona
d. FORBES, s,r,;g J 81 No. NIs' IL Ferry-.f.. and
James smith, No Il Broad-sL \ committee
M y- Vas appointed revise the bylaws OF the eIub
Tbe committee on the new club house reported tAat
designs mad received nom fourteen architects and
tLlt rs designs would be exhibited III the art gallery
Inn Tie next few days. exposition O. be followed oy
special meeting OF tie club To listen u report VI 'e
WhI,e the business meeting was being held upstairs
tbe guests invited 10 the reception gathered N no
arf gallery Among those present were TIE Key. DT
Steuneu H. Tying. with Cyrus Butler ana NaId l.
Henry represented tie Art Committees Robert e.
utror Il kWain G.hOri, = +. Avery, Edward Moran
Arthur O.fartley, j. II. Wit, SIndfUrd X. Giu.fi
I h. BRISTOL J. f. CrnIsey, Edward Gay
Itwurd Remlcys. Wordsworth IhOnps H. Z. r. Ad.te'
ignry smith, William Carter, ArtDuI Parton, J. L.
Dolp6, aud j. Linton Chapman. u was mcntoncu
a. An indication Of the ACTIVITY or the dIts1S
1f the city that while very large ana interesting
rollectIou Ut pctureH contributed 10 TIE century
Club reception held last saturday evening" only three
OF those exhibited there were among me Sky seven
uatnt ns adurnng the walls OF the UnOn League ATT
i,.'I.rv anon. .Ithese pictures we're large canvas
"A. Venetian Water Carrivr' by Eugaf NJ afd an tNo
g. .-mpluiOu plCurrs Dy Toby kUscutla, OF san trat-
esc, That attracted much attention. They Illustrate
ne German ploycrb, lie laughs best who laughs
tbe rrOut-stcps OF taprOOm Win "a platc
~ food IN one hand and pitcher OF beer IN The Otnef
turu, Lis Aoad 70 laugh at tine dlscOmn re Ot fellow
arDrent,ce standing the sill but II turning MS
head he loses his footing. and tue companion pt tuIc
snows Linn sprawliug on the pavement, pitcher shat
tered. beer smiled, dog running away Win his meat
and Tie other apprentice laughing IN revenge.
Edward Moran exhibited his Brittany shepherd Gltl
entitled Meditation" and large marine, On Calai-
pier z swain Clifford exhibited "A landscape, " Ola
irrcss-fos-t of Massachusetts" Arthur Quartlcy
Autumn AtternoOE-Ci OsstTee Island, l. - ROBERT 6
Minur txo landscapes wyatt Eaton study OF an oid
oaEt 1 r Clifford October landscape Francis u
carpenter portrait Of tine late William orion l. j.
GuT 'Plsadng for Captive Mrs ii. a. Loop. pOt-
trait Of 4 child Louis c. Tiffany SCENE Al Morlan
Z L II .nry the Passion Play at Ooerlmmergau.'
Ard PyemAllon and Ga atra,' siudy IN the unle :
j. IL Beard had ch.raotrristio piece entitled, iou
can't Fool Nc" Scotch terr 81 and Eit en- Slowing
contempt for the mouse dangling before Them sus-
N rDs Indisa Vsss aud Edward RencJs prize dogs
IL tu a.