Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-17
LIST and oas special Homer II. Hewitt,

Cl,ss t8-Bantams.
Golden Sebrights-Fowls: J. c. Maple,
Trenton, n. j., 1s.. Chicks: Henry Nea-
ter. 1st and ed. and one special.
Rosecomb, White--Fowls: VIM. SchOen-
berger, I'd. ---
Rosecomb, Black-Fowls: Henry Nea-
ter, York, 1st Clinton L. Hall, I'd Chas.
e. Long. Sd. Chicks Chas. +. Long,
LIT and I'd, and one special.
Japanese-Chicks Charles Lippold, I'd
and one special.
Pekins-Fows Clinton l.. Hall, I'd.
Best Breeding Pen of Bantams-Chas.
E. Long, IS.
Class 12-1urkeys.
Bronze-S. G. Engle, Marietta, 1st pre-
MUM and specials !; B. L. Woods, Doe
Run, I'd E. ]. Chandler, Sd.
White-E. ]. Chandler. LIST and one spe-
cial H. H. Tshudy, Lititz I'd.
Narragansetts-M.L L. Greider, 1st.
Class 1S-Ducks.
Pekin-E. J. Chandler, 1st and one spe-
cial George A. Geyer, I'd Nelson Dyson,
New Providence, Sd.
Rouen--aeorge A. Geycr, 1st and Sd E..
]. Chandler, I'd.
Class 14-GeSse.
Toulouse-E. J. Chandler 1st; George
A. Geyer I'd.
Embden-Mrs. Colin Cameron, Bricker
vile, 1st and I'd.
Class l5-Rgeons.
Carriers. black-Ferd Schaeffer, city,
I'd John NJ. Hagans, Strasburg, Sd. Blue:
Chas. Lippold, list John E. Schun,, ID.
Dun John E. Schum I'd.
Barbs-Black-J.S J.Satterthwaitc, jr., 1st !;
John E. Schum, I'd Henry Neater, Sd.
Red-John E. Schum, I'd; John NJ. Ha-
gans, Sd.
Fan Tail-Blaek-Charles Lippold, 1st.
Blue-John NJ. Hagans, I'd. Yellow-John
NJ. Hagans, I'd. White-Henry Wolf, 1st
and special; Charles Lippold, I'd and 3d..
and I'd; J. Wilson Carrell, Sd.
Red-Charles Lippold, 1st; john NJ.
Hagans. I'd. Yellow-John NJ. Hagans
Henry Neater, I'd; J. Wilson Carroll, Sd.
John E: Schum, I'd: Black-John E.
blers Qnside) )-Black-Charles Lippold,
Turbits-Black: Harry Neater 1st.
Ol0(A lOA AuOSs <A1u0tAOuSS L ullAuCl-
phia, 1st and I'd. Red.winged: John NJ.
Schum 1st; Charles Lippold I'd and Sd.
Yellow: Charles Lippold 1st. Yellow
winged; Charles Lippold 1st John E.
Schum I'd and Sd. Silver-winged John NJ.
Hagans Sd.
Trumpcters-Black: John E. Schum
1st Charles Lippold I'd David Beitle Sd.
White Chas. fippold 1st John E. Schum
I'd John NJ. Hagans Sd. MOttled Chas
Lippold 1st John E. Scham I'd.
AntWerps--Blue Ferd. Schaeffer, 1st !;
Frank r. Howell, I'd; Chas. Lippold, Sd.
Silver Chas. Lippold, 1st; Frank X.
Howell, I'd; Joseph Eibel, 81. Red
checkered: Chas. Lippold, 1st ; II. G..
Hirsh,, I'd; John E. Schum, Sd. Blue
checkered Fl. G. Hirsh, list; VIM. A..
SchOenberger, I'd j. Satterthwate, Sd.
African Owls-White Thomas S. Arm
strong, 1st John E. Schum, I'd; David
Beitle. Sd. Blue: Chas. Lippold, 1st
John E. Schum, I'd.
English Owls-Blue Thomas S. Arm
strong, 1st Chas. Lippold, I'd and Sd.
Swallows ws-Red-wing John NJ. Hagans,
1st and Sd John E. Schum, I'd, Blue !:
John E. Schum, I'd and Cd. Black :
John E. Schum, I'd. Yellow: John F..
Schum, I'd.
Magpies-Red: John NJ. Hagans, 1st.
Yellow: Chas. Lippold, Cd; Henry
Neater, Sd. Black: John NJ. Hagans, I'd
and 3d. Biue-crested John NJ. Hagans,
1st and ed.
Moorheads- ds-Black-bootetl John NJ.
Hagans, 1st and I'd Chas. Lippold, Sd.
Quakers-Chas. Lippold, LIST.
Birmingham Rollers--JOhn E. Schum,
1st; H. G. Hirsh, I'd; Chas. Lippold, Sd.
Class 16-Cags and Ornamental Birds.
German Canary-Charles Lippold, 1st
and 2d.
Mocking Bird-Charles LippOld, 1st.
Talking Parrot-Gray Mrs. Ellen Fl.
Hager, LIST. Green A. P. Fulmcr, ed.
Poultry Points.
Mr.. Keen & Hulick, of Easton, Pa,
show the largest number of Asiatics, and
take a IS special premium for the best
pair, Partridge COchins, scoring 1914
points. The best hen in the show (scor-
ing SO points, also belongs to them.
DR.. Mayer, of ConestOga, shows the best
pair of Light Brahmas (l8s4 points,, tho
cock weighing nearly 16 pounds, and being
the heaviest fowl in the show.
The best cock in the show is b. B.
Red Game, entered by T. Frank Evans,
Lititz, and scoring 0s points.
The best pullet shown is B. B. Red
Game belonging, to j. B. Long, and scor-
ing 81 points.
The best cockerels are s. G. Engle's
Black Cochin and Bennett s. Colby's B.
B. Red, each of which score 06.
Geo. G. Keefsr's Plymouth Rock chicks
are the best American fowls in the show,
the pair scoring 1S9 points.
Charles E. Long shows the best pair of
Bantams, the best Bantam pullet and the
best collection of fowls.
s. H. Engle carries off the prize for the
biggest turkey, the best breeding pen Of
prize for best pair of Black Cochins !; and
White Polish, carry off the WEEKLY In
TELL1oENCER.
All the above named fowls took valuable
special premiums in addition to those
awarded by the judges.
OF pigeons, John NJ. Hagans, Of Stras-
burg, shows the largest number, but
Charles Lippold carries off the largest
number of premiums.
School children will be admitted to the
show for the small sum of flee cents on
Tuesday and Wednesday-in the morn
ing from 8 to 0 o'clock, and in the after
noon from IL to 2 and to o'clock. Par
ents and guardians should let the children
see the fowls they will learn in the show
in an hour more about the various breeds
of poultry, pigeons and fancy birds than
they can learn in school in a month. The
show is q grand "object lesson - for the
young.
Country neOn!e who reside alono tho