New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-24

Col Ryder. Donald G. Mitchell,
Col C. 3 spencer Henry Ward Beecher,
Coz. J. ]. socum, o. g. A.. Thuriow Weed.
Gen. George d. Rugges. Peter Cooper,
Ger. Irwin Mcdowell. william D0wd,
Capt Douglas GaltOn A Henry p. Morgan,
Salem H. Wales, William T. Buckley -
D. G.. Rollins, Gen Adam Badean,
5 b. II. Vance Charles L. Tiffany,
J. Langdon Ward. Jesse II, Grant.
J. >. stout, Col Hoffman.
NathanisiP P Bailey, Cen: J; P. wIusOw.
James VI. Varnum. +. K. ThGrber.
Rush e. Hawkins, Col. II. Il. Beecner'
Gen. Graham, Gen. LItchieiG,
Luther X. Marsh, Henry Bergh
\ ID ,lsI sner-v n-T"'"' Dr. william \ Guernsey
stephen L. Nash Robert IL -iraban'
Henry II. Anderson. Colonel ;. v. ringer
Dorman L. Eaton. Hamilton Fish, Jr
! n'Fna'i, = Cosio Or'''' Cen FGieorse,D Rugges,
superintendent wallins. Richard Butler.
The Rev. DIR. H. {. Potter, n. W cooper.
/. c. Lewis, II. l. Roosevelt.
W. f. Case Francis 8 Waite,
General A. G. MeCook, & Milliken,
l.. A. Harrington, Sinclair Tousey,
Austin p Baldwin, Pr j. Z; Dait2n, a. ? rn.d
Russell sage. j. A. BostWieE
Judge Horace Russell, J.B. Csnldwell,
C. w. Bangs Eliot Mccormick,
Dr. j. W. Downing, Prot: c; f. CHANDLER
Jud2e Moab Davis II. NJ. Ruggies,
J. L. Dudley VinCenZO EattS,
The RcT -SE DE- C. c. tiffany. The Rev Dr. Tyne Jr
Y. NJ. Moore, Chauucey d. DsPoNs
Thomas C. Acton. Judge CorninS'
JOHN r. Draper George Montague,
Allen W. Eyarts. F. s. DeHsss.
Robert L. stuart Col II. L. Kendrcs
Henry E Plerreppnt. The R~v II. ". Bellows.
Col. John n. Partridge. The Rev DR.. L. Bevan,
Alderman Nerrts Albert Berstsdt,
JOhn ID. Iawson, Gen. Doubleday.
Judge O. r. Palmer. Tse Rev. Dr. J: P. Newman,
Judge HaWes, c. f. Detmold
John n. Sherwood. Gen q. A. Gilmore.
w. II Lee, Praucis Kne-land
David Dows Gen Horace Porter,
Leonard HazcltiBe. Gov. Rice,
Brayten Ives, Gen. sanford.
Amos Townseud, Phiie I. Rusyes,
H. e. Van Vsrst. Commodore G. H. Baldwin,
The Rev. Dr. r. 5. storrs, Ethan Alien,
Col. G. b. Sears. David H. Ernsteln'
Ex-Jndge aowland, Samuel Hawk
ExJgdee 5xJ Sil ISiiiy Peaiody Joseph H. Harper
Henry s. Sanford. l.. b. winchester.
General Hutchinson. Il. ". St0ughton,
rhOmoa Nurphv sidney Dillon
ThOmis McEr8th. B. Z. MONTGOMERY -
The Rev J. G. smith, B. b. shermaH. CT
Fletcher Harper General J. F. Hawkins,
s' fhe RnT DT n rayor, TSe Rev Dr. 81 R. Vincent
BigbOp uerzog Robert II. Strahan.
Colonel Hoffman, Nathan J. Newwitter,
Henry II. Anderson, William Wise,
William Reed. Joseph Bell.
SOME OF THf PICTURES DISPLAYED.
The arr gallery attracted much attention. here
were upon the walls, not only many ell-Ehown
paintings loaned by their owners fer the
occasion, but q considerable number Of new works.
AT either end hung large paintings, the sea lions
on the coast of California. by Bierstadt, and the
other Mller's distant view Of New-York There
were some smaller ones which attracted much az
tention. Bristol had two small landscapes, bright
and CHEEKY. A sunset scene DY nedue was e qulob
picture with boats lazily drifting IN narrow bay.
YaA EtOn's landscape. with cattle IN the t0re-
ground was admired One OF the lew portraits III
the gallery was of Roman matron By the Roman
painter, 4. BOmpian. Above this hung dc haass
painting of a steamer ashore.
There was much admiration for new painting
by Van Marke and another by James VI. Hart. The
first was landscape with cattle just arrived from
pasture in the evening at the hut which evidently
the home Of their owner. SIR. Hart's painting was
called The Intruders." number OF young cattle
had suddenly come upon flock of geese enjoy
ing themselves In pond, but which are
greatly frightened. Frederick DieIman exhibited
an attractive picture of two lttle negroes sporting
with haIf-ripe pumpkins in corn field. j. W. Cas-
ilear had landscape of a quiet lake and mountains
4 Dutch scene of mother aud child by the sea was
exhibited by j. Hagberg. child and Newtound-
land dog together by the sea, painting BY jacques
Maris. excited much favorable comment. Ihe most
CT the other paintings have been seen IL The
Academy exhibitions.
GENERAL GRANTS MOVEMENTS.
General Grant left tue club house shortly after
II, and returned 10 tic Fifth Avenue
Hotel. To-day be will attend the morn
ing service at the Rev. Dr. Newman's
church and at o'clock will start for Utica, where,
tomorrow, he Will preside at large Republican
gathering.