New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20


color,d the lreas with BLACK striped necks and 5a;k
tall
pair Of nearly The coor and general apPoarince
own, iy H. l. Balou ere named Eusgolg. aad marked
e. weichIel9l lbs.
AnO'htr coop. similarly colored, mari ID YsIoz
Shsnghss The cock u months old il lbs. and hen,
months o.c ard :, DIS. Price, SIS
A coop Of black slsnghais ron Bedford, l.. are
mari c. Tic co T. l. months old. j lbs. hen los.
Cbiracol q I6 mouths Old marked cocks 10 lbs.
lepr Tie, uiLe months old pune, :! be prize 80 Erthe
TITO
Rcd slsnchGi- from Newark, about the sams color
Of ordinary red cocks Of the farm yard pure blood Of
poried ro, K, $40 per pair
Puff and slie S5anehsis ron Paterson. sl1 PER par
A coop marked Masys are OF yellow coio- black pen
oed and are Of The size and ocA OF red S9aasaas
A coop Of fozr Chi,:ogongs white hens With bl'ek
penoed ~ Is aid cocks bl4k pencied over The body
AID Of hand fon months Old were sold or 80
four gray ditto same price -Four handsome black 81 sns
has and four brown di-o, from BlckweIs IsIni, ere
mark so coop These ar eight months Old and are
v,ry large Que pair Of fowls marked go anl the
coop The same pre- and cheap Ct that All sOrrs OF eooPs
are used One man has taken cheese box and nailei
Stats 10 The box and lid eevs;ng the latter iOr roof
Others use bird CAGES Some wood some iron, soma
brass ard sone baskets work and some made with
very little work
j
has in Ier original unmproved native uginess The
cop Is labeled not oNued by any member of the Com
uiuee ard consequently the thinks he has been
Duy alt with The coop under this one has cock with
legs about oolo long app rsnty on'ed to tue back bone
We noticed both Of them lad down to es'
Among the bet ard hsndsomest Of fowls hs Dork
ines Tie distinguishing mark Of this breed is five toes
Thy are MEDIUM very symmetrical good layers and
good uotbeIs IA afford good eating.
% T,Vii adfl
Mr. Mccormick for sI5 cock AID hens OF very pretty
fpeoI.d DorkiDcs for so. These bred by Mr..
McCornik out If l. r Aliens importation, and are very
splendid birds though ho sa that those OF Sir Fail OF
Westchcsior County argr and equally entitled to the
premium pai- OF white DorEngs sold By Mr. McC.
for sl2
The Dorkings are Of sze large enough for any Prac
ca or profitable purpose and crossed upon the gan fowl
ns MIR Allen has done they make very choice variety.
The frs. p.emium turkeys owned By K. II Avery Of
Drookyn, are very much admired The male weighs 3ol
lbs AID tie female lG bs They black and one year
Old past In the came coop gray Shanghai cock for
which BIZ A paid SIS lie sold black Shanghai hen
which laid 1872 eggs within year and raised two brOods Of
chickens in the same tine.
Amonc the Fancy Poultry is three legged duck
The extra podel rugged behind to hold up the stern
We recommoud this specimen to the psr ulr attention
Of tic fancy poulry breeders II they can manage to
breed on an ouggt Of this Lind TO some OF the monster
breed OF Sharchais might save them the ne essiy ~
ing down 10 eat prevent them from falling over back
ward While eating by reaching up 10 the garnet
Window.
FU,rRAI or IH1 LATK JUsrcI McGRlrH Yesterday
eorpoon the last tribute OF respect was paid to the re
mains Of james McGath for many years Police Justice
Of this CITY and Captain Of the Emmet Guards attached
TO the Tenth Rec;ne u; New York State N lila
4 rorf'o poff he Z
vision WHO were drawn uP in line in White s. in front OF
the residence Of deceased The entire street from Broad
Hsy to Oroul H. vas fed with people who had assembled
10 ioin with the military in the funeral obsequss
~ l. O'Clock noon after the Performance Of the usual
RELIGIOUS exercises the coffin eoDtl aiming the remans Of
deceased was borne from he house upon the shoulders oil
ylt soldrs who marched in front of the company late
IL commanded b. Mr. ,Grath, to the hearse, the mill
tery meanwhile presenting and the band performing
funeral dirge About occek the solemn procession
moved in the following order the roll Of the null ID
drum from White st. Up Broadway to Eighth IT, through
Eich.Lst to the BoweTy, up the Bowey to T"en'yhiri
ST and through that street to the Galway Cemetery
Ferry.
Irish RITES Capt Butler detachment OF the ooh Regi
ment under Command Of Co Roe accompanied by hdds
Band
Tenb Regiment composed Of nine companies undar the
command Of Col Haley, accompanied by the Brooklyn
Brass Band.
Ninth Regiment composed OF eight companies under the
command of Cot Ferris accompanied By Manalans Band
Company Of Irish Dragons, commanded by Capt ker
rgan.
Detachment Of the Nsppcr Tandy Artillery from Brook
Ign.
oarse containing coffin withrmans Of deceased drawn
b. SIX white borses capaTsoned in black The eoiAa was
enveloped in the American Tag.
The Emmett Guard of which deceased was the captain
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acted as pail bearers Justices Stuar;, Osborne, Bogn
Welsh and Wood Judge Clerhe and Messrs Powers, Con
nor Hckson, Conoly and Whelsn.
Montgomery Guards followed by lengthy procession OF
citizens and carriages containing the relatives and friends
Of deceased
The remains Of ihe deceased deposited in their las.
resting place in Calvary Cemeter! with tbs usual military
horrors.
su,pP pR,cuor-C,ruos TO STORE KYEPEHs.--A
few DAYS since. genteer and apparently wealthy grl
SEEMED mo iewly store in Broadway and asked to see
some diamonds They were ,hownto her. and after some
examination che selected to the amount OF $1,000 anc say
ing that che was the daughter o George Law" desired thai
they should be sent home where they would be paid Tor
Slammed toward the door bat Immediately came bs *.
sewing 10 the ce,L tha, she was going directly home and
would take the package herself Her apparent candor
oyercsme the clerks caution and he handed heE tn9 oo1
with which she left Soon alterwGd the hrm dspatcned
messenger to Mr. Law, who Informed them that nc know
no such n. rson and had authorized such pur-
chase II was soon aiterward Gseertaned that
nerson Of the same description had TIED TO &c!
ousptity Of rich laces from Broadway dealer, IN
similar manner bu, the saesrnsn insisted upon sending
the goods when the messenger brought them DO ~Ih
word that 10 such person The purbser was known a.
the place she had named he, residence The clerk who
put up the Gces shortly ale.Ssrd me; ihe d=nOele IN