New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

night was conneetcHt night Most Of the newers wer,
contributions from private eOnservatories In Norwalk
Stamford Drdgeport and other places aod many Of On.
young ladies In attendance res6euts OF thai state
the statei aud from the nasts Of ship. containing
owers OF various descriptions displayed the color
OF YALE Trinity and Wesleyan Mrs. n. A. Masmar
was in charge assisted by Mrs. E. Hill and Mrs. B.
Andrews. There we're also in attendance Miss Caring
ton, the Misses Jennings Mics wardwel Miss Ety. Miss
e. scovlle Miss r. Thompson, the Misses Nichols Miss
Lassra Tiffany, Mss Adams. Miss A. Lyun and Miss
Even.
One Of the most conspicuous booths last evening
the Rainbow, In charge OF Mrs. George W. Powers.
Among those In attendance were Mrs. George 81. Clark
Mrs. ]. g. Bennett. Mrs. T. NJ. Lewis, Mrs. W. L. Skid
more, Mrs. n. z. Denarest Murray, q,
Miss Purdy. Miss saidmore. Miss Grinnell and Miss
Clark Tho booth is draped with colors Of the rain
bow and presents striking appearance. Miscellane-
Gus fancy artices-nany OF them OF costly material
are offered here. The most attractive article exhibited
IL table. Japanese in form. with q dial top.
painted in water colors by different artist Among
the artists contributing panels are Samuel Coleman,
Smiley, r. Swain Clifford. V. Ne6iee, ". !. Macy. r +.
Diel%sn, Arthur Quarterly, A.; D. Abbott,
table will a Se sold for $50 By suSscrpon
The az attractions at the a{Py At the
that quarter Miss Clara Burton was assisted iI for
Other Gypsy maids dressed in scarlet costumes. were
IN attendance Mt the stands
There were great many visitors OF The Art Gallery
On each side or the entrance specimens OF antique
furniture and full suls Of armor mounted pedestas
on the walls are hung many paintings loaned for ths
occasion bv different artists and residents of
the city. Occupying q prominent position 10 90 The
Marriage Procession" by 2. II. Kaemmerer. partial
list INCLUDES; The Wreckers," by Treminas New
York HarbOr." Moran; LA Jeune Mere" Merl; The
Last Gleam" landscape, by William Hart; the Street
BIeE,tast "Tne Night All school" ]; g: yiSeft; gn.
Sheep" Jaques Portrait" George II. Baker. and
asO examples Of L. G. Brillonin. Eastman johnson,
I. W. Wood Bougnereau, Thomas Hicks, ]. g.
Brown and many Others. large collection Of
brOnzes, loaned BY Gordon Durham. Is also exhibit
ton. Among them are " Una and he Lion" "Ariadne
on tine Tiger satuettes Of Rembrant. Daniel Webster
Albert Durer and Henry Clay. In an upright case Is
displayed collection Of Japanese swords and curious
objects OF art collection OF ancient weapons is also
shOwn-'oaned by Sarony.
Under the gallery the north side. in what 10
ally known az the wine room, temporary theatre has
been arranged by Professor Henderson Last evening
several entertainments were given. consisting
Of magical Illusions Punch aud Judy, mnis,
ture minstrels, and Elhn autOmatons. One
OF tho features of the fair is The HahnemauD,"
n small newspaper which will be published every day
until the close The sale Of articles far Il is stated
has proceeded to tho satisfaction Of the managers who
feel confident OF success.