New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19

hbl,lon: Landscape and marincs-Gilt medal. II. L..
Bracklow; SILVER. W. y. Post; silver. A. :. silcS-
utz. bronze. j. :. Jacobus bronze t. ID. Fellows :;
bronze. A. p. sclocn. Figure stHdies. including
portraturc-Gilt medal. A. s,icsl'z; silver. L. :.
Bennett; bronze W. l.. Post bronlc, DR.. Edward
Leaning. Arcmtccturcs. including mt'rior,-,ilvei
medal, W. i. Post bronze. DIR. Edward Leaning {;
bronze A. /. simpson. Hand camera worli-tt medal.
W. Il. Post; silver, DR.. James ii. ~;cb1ns. jr.
silver. Richard II. Lawrence; bronze. A. l.. simpson ,
bronze. Ernest Warrin. Lantern slides and trans
parenccS->llvcr medal. Mis-, T.. V. Clarhson. bronze
". l.. Post. ScicntiGc-Slvcr medal DIR. Edward
Leaning Best entire cxhibi-Gilt medal. W. j..
Post. Best exhibit by members who never received
prize in phoography-slver medal, Dr. Edward
Leaning The medal for best entire exhibit was
awarded TO Mr.. Steelz. but he withdrew In favor
OF Mr.. Post. The judges were Robert &. Rcdfcld
James l.. Brecsc and Alexander Black
Probably the most important event In metropolitan
club circles last week the closing CT tie Naudc
Vile Club. The president Mr. DE Koven. recently
sent notices 10 the members Of this unique organ
zatIon that tho club would close for the season on
March IS and there was an unusually large atcndanc"
last evening 10 witness the final performance. The
managers Of the club say that III" early closing is
made necessary 10y the arrangements following the
lease OF the opera housc, and further po'ht with
pridc 10 The fact that should TIE club be wound up
there IS enough money In the treasury 10 pay each
member about eight dollars. II !, rather question,
perhaps whether the members VIII Share the pridc
Of the managers on this point, cie dollars repre-
scuiS only a small part Of the first year, dues.
Everything considered. however n is perhaps matter
for some surprise that the club did not run behind
I'm its first season. The management also declares
that there IS not the slightest foundation for the
idea which has been somewhat freely INDUCED Ia That
the club Will not continue next year.
The prospects Of that arl,;ooraic hiile ORGANIZATION
at Irvlngon, known as The River CInb. appear TO be-
bright A. the club Is obliged 70 vacatc It's present
ou,rtcrs this year bccari" necessary 20 look up
another home and special committee. consisting
Of Frederick j. stone. Dr. Iohn Z. Barron. Francis
u Masters and Ollyor Sumnsr I"nll, "a' appointed
IN secure A new site for The t,lhon-". NJ ech'iIi
meeting of tL. club h.d on Wednesday If No. 60
Wall.si the rcpurt Of ~" special comm tee Wa,
read IL was decided that "a" report 81 TIE spec al
oornr,tce should Doe referred To ~" governing com
mltcc Of the club. III" rpori recommend, l'n]n- me
nroprry known ~ the barney c,'a'", saying thhl an
,niion has been obtained from the heir, 81 the 'ba'
giving the club ia" privilege 81 r"niln- ihr W"lrTll
Tor ono wear from March ~ $1,000 ana purchasing
Tho same nj any Tim" within Year for SlVo""o.
II also proposed that he annual dues l." reduced
from $50 10 ~ lut that ~" rl" now rai~nns
clyrng the privileges 81 ia" clnh 7" ihr lHnhh' 81
members l.. cancelled. indcr the proposed 'haig"
Tho cons Of members under twenty one years ~ ago
are 10 pay annually 40 each. and ID" plyI'g", 10
iunhor members are 10 be- confined 10 lawn tennis,
boating and restaurant. , . ,
The Iurova made hv 'he Colonial 'luh IN al
hitting women 10 N" privilege 81 Inc rc'ihhrhht
seem. TO be- popular. I'll" women ioriunhi" IN ihrh
TO be asked 10 enjoy this privilege have a"scd tier