New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26
NATIONAL cATrLE-sHow-Bos7VN

Bosros, Wednesday, Oct %, 1913.
| hi. day i a regular dAmper 70 this gres. eahb,'
tioc A regular, real Bes:on-buift, old-ssye north
easter 10 raging and has been since aboat 10 ososk
last night greatly TO tie disappointment of everybody
and he dsparage rent Of the whole programme OF the
day which vas given in TIE fRInusE Tuesday.
Yesterday was good day, but as the stock wss not
I'll IN and the esmmit;ees had not arrived and al
tie arrangements had not been completed, il ~ss not
sI,+cies TO be & great day for vs OTIS though there
was a coed ate. dance and bey ond the capaery OF
he hupdred omninuses running from the nor q part of
the city hither. In SHOT there s tbs same troaoie
here that pr vailed IN Sevic rS when me sac TAR
| was be Id in HsBltlDsqusr--s grea want OF means
Of conveyance. However, If this wsstaer eonu%ues,
! rhsre will Lot b. people enough TO NIKE crowd,
| be.ide ire granger, ~ho are verv numerous, aud
from nearly all OF the Northern and Western States:
| New.York is Wen represented and viii tase several
fir. .clsfs premiums. ! veniure TO ssy that John DE
Forrest OF Dover Dutchess comfy, Will take toe trst
| prenirr for his Dsvon bull, Winchester, OF Hr.
| Huribut's stock OF Connecticut: and Col Lev q.
Norris Of Fordbam will take the second pr n sm Tor
bis Devon ball, Fraok Qusrey-uniess, perhaps, The
| avsrrp Of f's, nuc second are reversed
Ire first premium fat cattle are, If anu any Jndge,
! owned by Elcn sheldon, q gentleman OF Ceyugs
county, New. York. With toe exception Of these
beautiful reeves ard two three Others me show o.
fat cattle what We had right TO expect 70 see 10
! Boston.
OF al classes there are sOre very superb spe 7mens
made The long round of the stalls this morning, but
fond it impc.sb. to hold 90 MY hat, shawl sud I'm
b1.ls aro keep from being bio IN ia,o sOe muc pud-
cle, enc ct the same tine use pencil and meno'sd
| dun-hoOk.
Lii should be fir morrow presume we shall see
the o. e. OF; umber Of valuable he ses that have ever
| be- u COLI cted ia pls in tbn conn ry-ev-n bet
Ter than at Spring 6ed years ago There arr sl~sys
20 be in Boston the gr Attest number OF supero D
6rspgi horses of any town ~ America anu soln. oi
the very fusst Of the whole will BE- 10 this e1nol1 ~
The matched carriage horses too 'one OF them an
not easi, be passed. one of the most beautiful PAIR
| of showy buggy horses is Owned oy Mr. S-oder'on
Of Nev.jer-ey ,hst took the ffst premium a. Spring
field. The horses OF al work as they should De, are
| in the majority spd hard 10 beat
There v one thing in this snow a. IN every horse
show that should Ike 10 see sout out; and the mar
A. Of the National socie are called on 10 take tHe
initiative ep and set their faces against the eode npt
ible borse.Is cing ockes who cara for nothing but
speed that will win bets in a snort race
The bor.e ranks vi u toe geotlen1n, aud sucn only
,houlo participate in a &c. tlemans snoF o. toes9
| noble animals Let the "hp-mp-1uiE1u Eotuas
! blecilegs be shat out.
there is another feature in horse sows thu; is lost
tight of-bo, sea for the saddle. shosd Ike 70 ste
csvaicaoe of hundred ladies and ten,lemen ndiog
| on borseback-Uot rscIrg, but eIhi ouag the pest
! QUALITIES OF saddle horses.
Sipt nla,ly to- this society have offered 80 pre- MUM
for mules aud jacks. Was it an oversxht or "as IL
| because there are mu's in Boston mere arr
some in Nsw.YOIk and Neville ey, that would have
! be, n be'e if called for.
1beu ow of ,heep, though com orising sore Of the
best in the country is not sufficiently extensive 10 a.
pear well in the eyes OF the E0ghsnmen VINO are mere
! 10 look at l. national show.
OF swine though not in large numbers, | mus say
| they are hard 10 beat o.,
There is apo,ber thing here that am pleased with:
The s.Ce lumber and excellent quats OF toe AIderney
cattle. repeat, f5r cry par cularly or Tor san 81
! families wso only keep or tao cows, ana where
rich mix is desirable 70, family use o. fof oste',
here are no COWS in this country o. ali 10 compare
- lr..I -aaf Ma Id
bur the island o. jersey fhey ar small, e4s y aep,
and their feed gos all TO milk. For the oeei ecdef
they compare lively wor HESS, but TO- smah oxen
il il ssd they yalu.ble, being mucn stronger 'u4
they look AID very handy. should recommend,
though, 10 kill chile young all the surplus male an
| mas -,
Col Jaoues the celebrated orig inator OF the Cream
"po" breeo OF cow, upon the . hll's farm 10
Charleston, mere and Is one o. ne eurio'ee VI ''e
sho~. -
A. cannot give such particulars OF choice animals
| az / would like, account of the e'orm whicn 10
prsgres hard this afternoon as did before,
VIII aod some of the names OF the most prominent e1-
fibtors from hey ond ibis State go Tar de can aseer
tain the wretched confusion incident 70 this uniucky
| day:
! P w Bi hop New.Yerk Black. Hs~k stallion.
! }. n ss~yei, Eew-ismp.hre, Black a..s 'sAIion.
| Iran Wo,d,, Nss. Hsmprhie sherman Morgan
| AsbseI batch. Jr, N.wfork, Morgan bree hog mare
CLss b. Cl.rk New p-hre BLACK Hawk breeding mare
b h nS%s Sw S sSSasS ssd
! Al. cer goen. se- flsmp'hre, Moresn stallion
4
| Tim thy T Jsek.an., Lonsi..nd, four ;slliOns
| Hiram Colby, vermont, HsmiIrS, stallion
huri Vermont, bulrush, Morgan and hessentes anc
h. n.ud, Cocpsosicu,, Eusl.s and Morgan rsihOn-
l. /. 3 b. 1 Hsrow, veI@Oat We dDs ;. MOr,.u
! p. W. Prime. Vermont Mc,san m.isa-d horses.
Wp. B. De Wolf Roo:e Island, thorough bred sssiion
| A. $. Pond Now York family hire;
| IS. siovel, Vermont, B.ck Hawk
| idwss Harris. Nss.ye'.ey, French arsft horse.
| J. Nichols Long Is aOd, 'tsl ion
A Ts-nsend. Lope i'lsDd BIsct;is.s.
r. he Tsf Rhode Island. Messenger breeding marc.
| c. W sherman Vefmoot, Black Hawk and AossEo-
| j. L. VI ian .op NswYork, Comet
| c. Freelspo. Neville sey stallion.
G. A. Nsr.,on u.ine No gan Messenger trotins horse.
! !. Wr..iop q Co Maine. sOrm.n, French .tAllioa
Mi sr & Fox Ne-yOrk Moran stallion.
| j. b. ~ OF RhOoe Island stallion.
G.ndean Ban Me-. aa@p;irs Mrssn %ats s a'''f'
| ". So in vermont Il oroushbr-d usEe aod cot
! Town 4 TIox, Vernon, B1liIu,h Mofgs1 sallicn
Cc.whieAouse, rev HamPsAire 'ln' Mors'r stallion
james L. simmons, 81 ire, Drew family horse
wn. O. Be y, Mane, Morgan tfo,tius horse.
ns.nL CO. ...Yor.' Tiysoo and wild Deer .t.ien.
| " B wea sew H. mo.hre Woodbury. MohaE s,Al0E.
| ) IL ms vermont family horse:
! J Barfl, verr.cot, Morgsq trotinr horse
+. D. Pierce. p y, FrDeb add Morgan matched hones
:. Nichols, LOIs Island, noting ssr e. ...,.o,
| L Tu-l-, ssw. Ham s.hire, Back H.wk 't,lOo
| =. P.ge Corn. eteut. family eor.e.
| n. L Hill, Vermont, Morgan sarUn-
| / L. Br,rey, Maine, Ebsli.h and Mes-enger s'.oon
l. g ? Mons, Nos. York, ,hoouseoreL
| Y Y. L T. 1lEsD, Vermont, tZottins hone
| }. L Siiehel Albany fsr matched Ie m
! pT. Dow New York. fancy rl4esed team.
hsn T. .eil, Maine Morgan t.n-i -noIs''
| w solth yerroop. French and &c sish ,tslor. y
| Z o Libby Maine, rnstcsei ponies. ~
H. ABB. Copn.eticut Morr. ana Easl.h family he>--
| David Bum, New Ysrs, AraoizH stallion
jam, Roeie, Ee~ H.mpnir-, Hor,an hnly hofae'>
y. L. Krilr d. Nes-i9rk pair def ooTsea
| {. Fond. NewfOrk, N..,enssr matched n'rea