New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-20
ART TRUSTEES MEET.
REQUESTS AND GIFTS TO THE VALUE
OF $4,000 RECEIVED BY THE NET
RoPoLITAN MUSEUM LAST YEAR

The Metropolitan Museum OF Art Trustees at their
annual meeting yesterday afternoon were told by
1ion. that during the fiscal year the Museum had
received requests and gifts 10 the value Of S500o
and that the paying membership at the beginning
% the new fiscal year is 1873 against 1855 for
the previous year Some OF the requests were as
fellows
caras.ius Vanderbilt Turner's Grand Canal at
joseph 4 Darkee collection OF coins So coo
SAT.es = LltoES - 25oo9
tiffany Co.'S magnolia vase (giver's with
oa asl', ,.. 1909 1909
Mrs NJ A Hartstene gave the Museum The gold
medal which her husband, Captain Hartstene
I :. y. received fl 1850 from the legislature OF
this State, accompanied by vote OF thanks on
his return from the Arctic regions in search OF DR.
Kane With il is the sword given Captain Hart
stene by Queen Victoria IN person AZ Portsmouth
in Is5s Among other requests are seven oil paint
iags from Charles P. DAILY and two pieces Of stat
ua-y and al oil painting from William H. Webb
Among the donations are 21 musical Instruments
from Mrs John Crosby Brown; three oil paintings
Coast Scene" by c. CoUrbet: Landscape with
Sheep by Charles Jacque, and After the Ball"
by Alfred Stevens-from Mrs. Mary Goldenberg
while the list OF donors includes the names Of M
and Mrs s P Avery. Edward Brandus Mrs A F
bunner, Thomas B. Clarke, John D. CrirnmsEls
Theodore NJ Davis. A. G.. Dickinson James Doug
lass. the Egypt ExpIorst ton Fund OF London:
Charles c Emery Frederick II Gibbons the Gro
l.
Mrs. John D Jones, Mrs.. Lawrence Kip Mrs
Anna c McCreery. Mrs NJ A Main A Mariant
Mrs Sophie z Minton. Mrs. Mary z. Kellogg Put
nam, F. ". Rhinelander, Mrs Mary P. Thompson
Henry Willard and Mrs. Anna Woerfshorer
TIE officers Of the corporation elected yesterday
f0r ISoo we're follows:
Prssids sEt-l5 HENRY c. MARoUAND.
Eirst F1ce-President-F y. RHINELANDER
second vice pres dent-DANIE
T'-easurer-t5IRAM HITCHCOCK
Secrera-y-L P d CEsNOL-A-
w-ILLLAN LoRING ANDREWS JAMES a GARLAND
ard EDWARD D ADAMS
One trustee I'll the vacancy occasoned by the death
q Cornelius Esncerbilt-ELIEC ROOT
Executive Committee for 1900 William z. Dodge
? " Rhinelandsr. William L Andrews. Salem
H Wales Darius o. Mills. Samuel P Avery. James
A Garland. Charles Stewart Smith John S. Ken
nedy and The officers ex oficio.
Auditing COMMITTEES. John Crosby Brown, Ruther-
fGrd Sruyvesant and Edward D Adams
QUARTERLY MEETING OF MUSEUM BOARD
The meeting yesterday afternoon at the Museum
was The quarterly meeting OF the Museum Board
a. vel as the annual meeting for election OF Of
hcers- The officers elected those on the regu-
Lar ticket, and the election was unanimous in every
case
The following trustees were present at the meet
ing Henry q. MarqUand Frederic W Rhinelander
Heber r Bishop W Loring Andrews L P. di
Cesnola, J. Crosby Brown, Salem Il Wales, John
Bigeiow. Samuel P. Avery William P Ware John
E Kennedy and Edward D. Adams
me Treasurers report for the year shows, among
ether items, that the receipts from special funds
hare been s555Is 81. from the Department of
Parks S95. 600. from annual members $40 80 and
from admission fees 4T63 The adninistrati ton
payments were follows: