The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-06

dr,,er,ss and 20 on which they had con-
tanned. as they belonged 20 her individu-
ally. all parties and the Court consent
ing to this Her rooms viii not De ofeo
during the exhibition.
disturbed, and so full are the art gal
larie- nov with objects brought from
various places IN the rooms and corri-
doris that at first glance q seems strange
that 200 paintings and thirty or Iorty
rugs and tapestries could have been re-
moved from them And aside from the
ART galleries the whole house 10 hiled with
the furniture and decorations ana otnsr
objects brought together by the owners
The beautiful Italian palm garden
over the art galleries. who's moor y
formed Of the skyights mat heh' sls -
lar,es below. skylights that are encased
within strips OF white marble. who's
roof IL Of xlasA and copper and whose
sides are formed OF mirrors, sttii con
ta.ns all u rains and other plants. out
the hundred singing birds that us'-u 20
Nv ahout this winter garden are gone. u
il said that the owner gave them aSoy
The palms themselves are 70 De SOLO. a.
are the contents % the conservatory al
Joining and extending To the moor oeloN
among which there is large ar pant.
its leaves on q level with the upper nooI
ana the long roots hanging not only 70
the floor below but a ounch OF ue .
hauled 10 one side and tied a. CORDS pop
hark a portiAre In the same garden are
marble statues and benches fountain
PLAYS IN the centre and AZ one enc az
empty cage Of large dlinenalons tels OF
the DEPARTED songstsrs -,
leries are Hotldons bronze Diana. His
size; q. romes marble -Pygmallon ~ho
Gaiatea- MacmonnIess bacchAnte, ~
bronze: Falconet's marble -baccnante,
Robins -Orphcus and Eurydice anu
m 4. IN rnl ~
marble Greek sarcophAgus. There are
paintings and rugs and other ts1ules
which were not included IN the COLLECTIONS
taken TO the American gAllerles, anu
many thingp more. among them smaiirr
hronzes. wax portraits. arms and ASuo''
.nuffboxes and modern ceramics 49,
The drawing room. the Louis "
rnuslc room and the kliyabethan dinlng
room are all TO be cleaned out AZ the
auction, which begins next MONDAY -
are the bedrooms upstairs, the museum
ON tho ton floor. the billiard room m the
has..,o.nt and the Fast Indian smoking
room. from which one enters the pam
Garden. 81 - the Japanese room ON the
ground floor, which Mr. lerAes had con
str,icted for him ia japan AZ Ss'
SaId 10 have been SO go under he super
VISION OF the expert. Mr. pkakurn, ana
then brought on er here and pat IN plac"
by Japanes. NorSfnsn brought along Tor
the ask The Interior Of this room A. u
stands - complete and separate from we
structural nart Of the huilding. the 'rli-
ing OF the room standing On rs own plI-
lars. and the whole decorative interior
being put together IN the Japanes~ iAsh-
ION without naIla but doVetAlled
The library panslled with carved WOOD
work some antique and some IN modern
reproduction. and the books are also 70
h. sold M fact the Who'll" contents OF
the hou-e save those Of the apartments
of Mrs Yerke-. her personal properly:
which a. has been said she has remover
Among the other things IN the collection
are some old locks and KEYS Of elaborate
workmanship one Of the locks ssid 20
have been made nv Napoleon and
great quantity 81 valuable furniture
The exhibition lasts only three GAYS
THURSDAY. Friday and saturday