New-York tribune., 1895-10-26

~ IN taka mart, -Four prizes will be awarded az
follows; Classes / and 3 landscapes. marine and
architecture: Glass 3. bromide. platinum and matt
surface prints Class 4. portraits, hgute studies
groups. special prize will he awarded for the best
work done entirely ny a lady. The ru.es governing
the competition that only anna tour work VIII he
admitted all prints offered must he the competitor
work. ard all entries must be made ny woven"
ber l. Mia. Mary r Jennings ls the secreiary
The dsirc, convention Of tn Young Mems Cnrls-
tian Association began YESTERDAY. and Will continue
morrow VIII BE- res,rlctcd to Sunday services N inc
Of re c he nine Mn ~ Brocyn
and those in ihis city YonkeSr & SeT Ss Werrsaa
Flushing. Canarsie. New-Utrecht, Hsmpstead "a ia
Hcb hn Sag th se,ine o the general secretares
and physical directors In the Assocaton Hall snort
secretary OF the NewYork association, and David
McConaughy jr.. general secretary Of the Young
was given to the delegates in the parors OF the
chapel Of the Presbyterian Church. at when re-
was held in the Presbyterian Church al wnlch me
Rev Charles soddard Lane pastor OF tne psy enufE r
Theodore L. Cuyier. Of Brooklyn and others; a
Beard conductor OF music Of the Presbyterian Church
The business meetings OF the convention VIII be
afternoon and public service will be held In the
opera House this evening. at which Dr; Lucsn l..
Warner will max, an address on a Business Nan
The Rev. 5. Parkes Cadman. OF New-fork VIII ad-
ss House h RuS afternoon special services viii be held
in the Association Hall at 9:l5 a n and ana I
D. m tomorrow. also in the Opera House al ! p
N. Platform meetings will be held IN the various
churches tomorrow evening. and "A farewe!l meeting
will be held in the Presbyterian Church. after the
regular services In the other churches, az p. n
The corps OF women editors who have been al
work on a 'Woman's Edition Of The Record for
the benefit OF the Hospital Maintenance Fund an
nounce that 1t will be issued Wednesday next
The paper will have about forty pages. and us ar
ticles are all from the pens Of women and the aa-
vertsements We're collected by women; In iact
everything except tho setting up Of the type. the
making Of the ink and paper ard the printing mas
been done by about twenty Of the leading women or
this city and they hope 70 add good sum 10 the
hospital fund II H. proposed 20 have the women
sell the paper 10 cents copy. Ihe euitioh hts
been In hand several weeks. The first copy taken
from the press will be tied with ribbons and GUY
authenticated. md viii be sold TO the highest BIDDER
in front OF tho store Of Burr, Davis & Sons, IN
Fourth-ave.. on Wednesday evening. Mayor Lewis
will be auctioneer and the Mount Vernon Band VIII
give open-air concert
Army of the Republic who live in Nestchester
County against a young man who has pictures TO
sell to veterans at "A cost OF $ % each with the
promise that each buyer is to have his name on a
soldiers monument to be erected In Washington.
u. &. II the yOung IS not any more successful
in other places than he has been In this neighbor-
hood the proposed monument w' not need large
panel for the names and il Wi be possible 70 Keep
the top OF the monument considerable distance be-
clouds