New-York tribune., 1884-01-27
TIE FANCIERS' CLUB SHOW.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN CROWDED.
FINE DISPLAYS OF POULTRY AND rIGEoNs-INcU-
BArORs AT WORK.


exhibition i'm MadisonSquareGardc yester-
day. and Tho visitors examined the fcatherd tribes in the
neat cages with interest. policeman, VINO "alch'u
the crowds they walked through the ave
nucs OF growing roosters, cuckng hens ana
cooing doves, was heard TO say; Well, never
saw so many ladies and gentlemen at show IN
this place before" The ncubaors the mp stairs
received the attention Of thrOngs of people all day one
visitor. who had watched the newly Matched chicks r0lg
about among inc stu unopened eggs, Wahleu 10 AlDM
IL he couldn't have some OF thcSe c~nI'hems ~
broied aud served toast in the reStanr-
ant on the same noor. His abnormal desire was not
CTatihcd AZ the ends Of long tubes thcfc "cie p1u
that were inicrc, and others tat had p,cm sun
i-ctod To the Matching process for five. ten ANA iletn
days and LIGHT kept burning behind them 80 hat
seen. sec The Competition in incHbators is ex-
trcmely close aud me awarding o. r y piLGd pI nUp
exhibition in the same room ls an unusually interesting
In one Of the glass cases sp1ghtly YEA party OF
stuffed kittens Is shown -Four kittens st az table drink
ing tea and gossping diligently. while two young tchne
musician manipulate bass tol ami piano "a i'a al oy h m
the sly and in the opposite corner topper pussy
IA draining black bottle under cover of coniederaes
In the fish section the eggs of trout and whefsh were
shown at different stages OF the matching process ana
several OF newly hatched trout were exhibited
The Japanese and Chinese gold ish ana the - -Ial1aic9
King So gold hsh cXhDited by MI Biackford AItiaceu
much attention. Mr. BiacklOrd also had on exhibition
pair of Mexican axoiotls peculiar water amman 'lai NM
looks hail fish and half lizard visitor examined ne eu
spots near the gls OF these queer reptiles, ana tAen
asked Who do yon spose ted those req req ,s nnPons
trout black bass sun fish, land locked salmon, PIKE golu
hsn aud sun fish swimming about IN different glass
cases.
SOME OF TIE VISITORS AT THE EXHIBITION.
Among those who visited the exhibition were Mayor
Edson ex Mayor Grace the Board OF Aldermen william
Il. Dinsmorc, + b. Gr-wod, George Pollock John IL.
Draper and Mrs. Draper. Henry Bergh, James Strong
Trisnt saalod Colonel Fa..t S,ros cr5ove GrqSsI %a
throp Mrs Crawford, Mrs Carroll with iaISe party o.
young people Miss Catherine WGfe @ CIV: w. III IT, Va a.
Morgan, Mrs. Oracle, sir and Mrs. Edward Ludlow W.
Cutting, Mrs Bayard Cutting, Miss Anc Townsend Mrs
LlhOt Roosevelt, George Fearing. M ana
Mrs. Bucnanan Winthrop, Mr.. aud Mrs ,,..r, De-
jay, Mrs iznaga, Mrs r. T. Wilson, L. " dc Forrest,
the Misses FuIniss l.. d. Morson, Waiter Glars 4lr ana
Oerichs. Frederick Ge3naId ana -nT'; Lang{ry als0
took look at the show. Mrs LanSiry
Of tie Polish poultry and tie fdrtaicd pigeons.
TIE DOORS TO BIZ CLOSED TODAY.
party OF young ladies tried hard ycstor-
day to persuade the managers Of the exhbi
ton to keep the show open on Sunday so
that they could see cockf cht while Mr. Bcrgh was at
of the club decided not 10 open the exhibition today The
question has caused lively discussion among the cuD
Eugene Blackfori, Bunting Hawkins. y. +. Newell and
other large exhibitors threatened withdraw their
hihits u the gapen was kept open on sundays.
Thr htth annual mcotugof the Honng Pigeon Fan
following officer. were elected G.. v CIes-on Phia-
dclpha, president; J.. o. Damon, Northampton, Mass,
d. smart NcTandra. Va, trcaSdrer; EirS T. : starr,
NcW-l orl secretary; T. l.. Raymond, Fall River, Mass;
Francis Whitley and William Beaumont. Newark, \. j.;
T.. H. Conoyc Kcyport \. J.; Dr. J. 5. ClarK aud G. V.
Cc-sou, Phll5depma; Henry Green, AleNaudia, Va,
d. II s. Gardiner Hamilton, y. " and j. G. Decumbe,
Cleveland. o., race committee II was decided To begin
The first series OF race, Tor Old brS ON the hst tdnc,-
day Il April beginning new series on each second we'd
ncsday following rl July. On The first Wednesday OF
July The races for young bfds VIII btslh me ehi1cS
for hc race tIom The Garden to kcyPort n j. wcI9J.
g. Ward r. H. C22GyeF = , 1 L'TGe's2 e ,,51, Tae as
f s o a. ! Wor at N II5e AIT ne on, MIG msee
average speed 1889 wards minute = j. Lanpefon, at
ll:Jl time odt ~ minutes average speed l2uS yards
a minute; +. II. Couoycr at u m, time out 45
minutes, average speed l,l3i yards minute
PRIZE WINNERS ~ SEVERAL CLASSES.
The following prizes were awarded for cats
on Thursday: Black, first prize to Lawrence Kear-
ncy, city; Black Ancora, first prize to q. L
Butler. city; White Angora, FIRST prize to s
Edgerly city; Maltese, first prize to +. II. Snyder
Rhinebcci y. " White Maltese, second prize TO Miss G.
Lucy city; White Siberian first and second prizes
John Appel city; Tiger first prize to Charles A. Cor
man, city.
ls ana 2d f. T. Bailey Mt. Kisco. y y; chicks Ist r.
X. Bennett, PAhpsburg " j. the highest score IN this
1872 70 the par Red Pile fowls lst George NJ Water
man. Albion ~ Y. the score being lsj 10 the pair For
Brass,6ackcd chicks Ist A. C. Butts Grovestend n j.;
Irouclads, fowls. Isl, ". r. Fuller, Elcnyie, y. " Reds
Black Reds, chicks. 1st, r. H. Ellison Newbury, n s.
yellow Duckwings, chicks, ls Ellison For pheasants,
10 IL
tor silyers GOldeus, and Rngnccks. For ducks. first
prizes given Coffin, ZuHcr Co., Gleus Falls, n
crcksburg, For light dark Brahmas first prizes
awarded to Mrs j. c. Mara, New-Bedford, Mass.
prizes Of different grades were awarded for Bantams
and miscellaneous poultry.
on Friday the following prizes were announced for
%{a9SGoM M M Tg% T f4s ime at g o { %5 5a Toi % 5c aS
club: Brccding-peu 1st, G.. -. MHlmdon North Ben
" aj " c. clark. Wo0iW3rI's iIo6y. y ". It6
q I'm y 1-f
TowushCnd; 3di r. G. huhingon. somerset, Mass
Montgomery, y y; lth, J. C. Long. ir Ncw-Gork Cty.
HoGdans. breeding PEN 1T Daniel 30, Onondaca. ~ Y
fhicss. 81. 2i and 3i, NJ Ryan Uica, \. Y: Long
L.; chick, Ii, ". G. White, Chcopee, Mass
Hartvcu. Washington fowls, l,t lachard Young. Nor
ton. Penn; chicks lat, "a and 3D. sherman HaLtweI;
Port Murray, n; fowls, 1t, Napkuol Poultry
Cox: Dua Brahnas. breeding, lst, Pmandcr Williams
fowls, Is, Williams, chicks, 1st and 2d Williams; Ham
2prg gold penfed S Seeds pen. , ls LGT,s lSr FGe @
cicd, riltL'Oc Chicks Isl Gas5qe Powers Cortland 4
GOA FeHcneal' chicks arsi Faacr plymouth EocSs
breeding pen first and second A. C. iiawkns Lancaster
second ard third Hawkins, Jersey Blues, breeding pen,
Hawkins Bordentown, n j., took tweuyone first, six
teen second prizes and one third prize and H. Cook,
day
4 HOUSE UARNING AT THE GRAHERCY.
The trustees of the Gramercy Company the
owners of the new ten story apartment house in
Gramercy Park, gave reception and supper to
their neghbors last evening. The entertainment
was intended partly house warming
The guests I'm the private dinnC-roOm by
President Of the Company, James M Nurun assisted by
the following tenants. sOchhCdcrs the company:
Thomas l.. James, William II. AuOuX J. f. Harrison,
John NJ AmOry. Alexander = Brown, John A. Delaney.
Ifu
Peabody, ir, c. c. Parmlec Frederick q.
Dale George 4 Read ". II. Beard
Among those present were Cyrus v. Field, Chief JUS
tce Davis. Collector Robertson, Charles Tracy +. +.
Marbury. Frederick II. Bells H. j. Scudder, John Aus
Tin sleNens William BradfOrd Frcderick i. Church WI