RULES GOVERNING JUDGES IN THE GRAND PRIZE.

1. The points to be considered are: First, historic; second,

originality; third, composition; fourth, lighting; fifth, technique.

2. Ten marks to be the highest for any one point, consequently, fifty

marks the most that can be given to any one picture.

3. The standard of this award must be thirty-five markings out of a

possible fifty.

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