New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
conference 70 settle the limits of their respective set
Elements In Africa
CONTINUING TIE sEcRETAN SALE.
MANY FINE PAINTINGS DISPOSED oF-s3s1 600
REALIZED ON THE SECOND DAY.

REALIZED ON THE SECOND DAY.
Paris, July 2.-The sale of NJ. secretan's pictures
was continued to-day. No. 125, interior OF Dutcn
Dwelling by Hooghe bought by Durand kuel
for $55 200 No. 15s, Abigail Meeting David" by
Rubens. went to serfps for $22,400. Mr.. Agnew
bought the following: No. 123, Portrait Of Peter
Van Den Brooke OF Antwerp Founder of Bavaria" by
HAS, 500 900; No I43, Breakfast" by Mesu $l7 >
o00 No. l42, Dutch INTERIOR by Metsu, Sl2,9Oo.
No. 139, " The Lady and the Servant" by Van Der
Nicer, was sold for $4,000; No, 14O. The Billet
doux,1 by Van Der Nicer, brought Sl2,400 and No.
ia, Portrait of Ann Cavcndish, Lady Riche," by
Van Dyck, brought S14,soo. Five Teniers. Sight"
Hearing" Taste" "Touch," and Smell" sold for
1850. Other sales were follows:
No 1o4-"yiew Of Venice" Cansls & s1o 600 600
No. No. iGifas Sf'' Of SA' iSe ta%%Iess @ % bSOa
No. DiG91 iGf7@sfks Happy family FiagonsId 5000
$PSss ssmy df % Y SS
No 13s-"Porralt Of stephen Gardiner; Bishop bishop q
~ psr.qPed ss IL 2sr HssS;,Sa
No. iSSs aan OF Si' The SISTER c
No. kf5Srs9TahS f5sThe Widow and Her child Reynolds;
No s9-Ths hs siTSs RuysGss sSS
No. i9o-"The Well" Tenieis G5O0
The following have gone to America No. 10Y. " The
Artist sketching from Nature" by Cuyp; No 129'
Interior of Dutch Dwelling by Hooghe; No 15s,
Senses
MIR. Vanderbilt bought No. 128 Portrait of Peter
Van Den Brooke" by Halls, for 800, 100. II is re-
ported that MIR. Vanderbilt bought No 100, Rinaldo
in the Gardens of Armida," by Coypel, for $4,000
The bulk of the pictures pemain in France;
Christine NILSSON carried the bidding Tor Drouals $
Portrait of the Countess Duba-Iy" up % S7,2OO.
The total amount Of the days sales was 1881 900.
Collectors and amateurs who were anxious TO secure
for the Musee of France Millets picture The
Angelus,n subscribed 100000 francs of the amount
paid for the picture the Socretan sale yesterday
Mr.. sutton, American collector has offered 10
give $4,000 francs to the poor OF Paris Mr. Proust
will resell the painting at the price he paid for 1t
554 900 francs.
Vi. Proust asserts that he had authority to give
100000 for The Angeus"
American artists in this city, well-known dealer
in art said yesterday, regard the secretan
art sale of great significance. II showed among
other things that extremely high prices were obtained
from public of standard works in Paris through the
competition of American buyers The Americans were
eager in their bidding against each other against
foreign buyers. and prices were therefore sure 10 be
good ali sales of noted pictures to which the at
entlon of Americans had been directed.
At the art establishment Of NJ. Knoedler Co. 1t
was said that Mr.. Knoeder was in Paris and would
doubtless execute number Of orders for Americans,
but it was impossible TO say now what pictures he
had bought, or for whom he had bought them. 1t
was thohght that a fair proportion of the secretan
collection would find its way TO this country Inc
prices obtained at the sale are regarded as eA-
tremely good.