The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-09
GETAwAYDAYFO RTHEFOwL
WIND-UP OF rHE MADISON SQUARE
GARDEN POULTRY SNOW.

Ladies VIII Have . Chance to Win Choice
birds To-dsy-Bir Price. Paia for Good
stock-A Rueh Tor Chteks md Dpe klunss
That whisuing Canary IL SIN siispG.
This will be Getaway Day at Madison Square
Garden. and there is little reason to doubt
that the thorouehbreds Of the feathered world
will hail with delight their return to the rural
| auie;ness OF tho harnyard. A little dissipation
in the way OF a visit to the citY is we'll enough,
but week OF it, day and night. is too much
Tor the most valiant cock or the giddiest hen.
Besides. visit to the metropolis loses its
charm when cooped up in cage
Inc attendance yesterday did not approach
that oil saturday. but the management expect
to draw great crowd to-day through the
medium OF sort Of lottery scheme Each
lady visitor will receive q numbered ticket.
and there will be drawing for choice fowl
PRESENTED BY the leading exhibitors Vernon de
Guize contributes some OF his beautiful pleas
ants. W. W. Tooker pair Of bun Cochins. s Z
Stephenson some homing pigeons. Smith and
Kirby specimens OF their Langshans.
| James Forsythe's tribute is Leshorns,
II. '. Crawford gives away some OF
his prize-winning Jacobins George Purdue
| some light Brahmas. @ Grifflnc. Plymouth
Rocks. F. +. Rachham parts with Inc CayuSa
Ducks. c. A. Sharp l. Co. with their special
! breed Of Indian Games. G. Weed with Game
, Bantams. and D. Z Newell with homng
pigeons. Women with lucky charms should be
able to conlure some interesting pets.
The cock-a-doodle-dooing caeklins. and
auacling have not been on go pronounced
scale as on the opening days.
! but at o'clock last evening there
| arose an uproar from the featherel tribe
in the arena which ec.ipsed anything
heard during the show. A pigeon escaped
from its handler. and. fut,ering here and
, there. finally landed away UP on the Girders Of
the roof. During the chase and escape all the
species seemed to so wild. and a hideous
noise followed. Even those remote. which by
no possible chance could see the hunted dove.
| s0uawked as wildly as the res. and poked their
heads out between the bars Of tho coors. 1t
Was an interesting break in the nonotony OF
the exhibition
The incuba; TORS are now empty and sold. and
w, Wa oEo sss aais become se at'rssGn with
auekllnSs are interesting studies and draw
the tn sTows; Few women can rsss, su1:2s one
Gray bearded James RANKIN. the farmer from
witt. his big Monarch incubator. was yes;er-
| DAY torcrI TO refuse TO sell more than one
S az f hsx t. h each puisthae Sc. one,wiss
the most lively features Of the show would
have see9 missing on the last day. Rankin
trunk, and 3. per cent. Q; these hA.ched cat in
5000. SOM very stiff prices were paid YES
.srday II. 7: Tr!eesaswebI, sold to { 6. Green
$50. SIX Canadian seess for sI.5. and twelve
| ornamental geese for sc75 The sand Acre
Isrn SID to , + 4 Blank s.agd.fd same
breed for another <iUa other prizes rad
were pr3pevuonate!y large.
made yesterday. Al the Louisville exhibition
!ass year {. Sei,ert 9. Newark ;o2k hIs,Ir
ss sS to him aea s shR
ne found an error had seen made and that he
bad seys sssss and sol p;esr I 81
gave them up as lost, He entered Sho!ce !o'
thought be. would take a Icok a, the prize
winner. and had no sooIe. set eyes o. her
Well III lie 1uraed:''
ne 2aicS;S s9k S' 'Es r!ssIn anc found MS
entered her explained he had resolved her
sesST-Esa ~: only his SsSd but aTzs hensts
Nothing authentic has been learned regard
hs !hA s ef2s;S aRd h'S S:T q w5,.
tire eseei duck does no: take a three
go TAk vet ,Ae e tbs . shsPs si T the Z,
have heard him whistle the Az. althou Ch they
VIZ When 81 asasri' Is men;l1n4 3 4
est WITH tie e Ya s< Dtste a eaas s1S sane
aesss "" # f 9r sn a sxh hat
the Judges w@re taken in y fShisitor M,erss
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eggs on ;he E.erits KoGse Eas q woajSFt1i
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Iast he SEssiils 4 e9oiSs :SEiis printable
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siXX Pr fowl The Prise is 50
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S-ssSsrs 4 n New Yo-s Ho:aiSs fe..e:t;ioa
r.sey Sars tina: matte 4 Will re warned to-day.
aat tbs, ,he Egipe. pigs viii have a chance Of
ChsGncey II ptI-ew an Z his charm il iaush-
,srs were aEorE the pro.nlnen. visitors yes
TSeraH C,chtn t!ub held the lons-de's-ed
meeting yesterday win twenty Insmbers
present: sst Sc,9ret pom; in 5etns TIE t5s:
Ls.cEe .. meyiein PogI,-yEas n. nsniasG,P
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j.: ss s Az Ths otS:%ss eIes;S a;@
Fsesi:E1t Frank Il. Gay!TI epp@sps L J.:
EarG3:. u i. BY rs.uest c: tie, tt@chia
Cub q! America il was admitted TO
-us = h4rshir in .:s entirety. and the name Bun
WAS troi rec from the r!.!a. Ire Association
.hsreur,on sdopIei standard thar 81 its nv.
. sH3a sirlon which shan :DciuGe al varieties
TE.S STANDARD differs iron, the American
Poultry As<l'cis,i9a's STANDARD If calling
Gu.lei hicks det-c: instead - counting
them as s cisIuAI- eatlon.
The meeting q tie afternoon was q the
I White Wy4riar,s C:Gn. The President IS J. p
Aver. feesskiLL y. y. al tas Secretary
Treasurer J. Il preyecst ect. The business
transacted vas 70 ciear the states Of al tia,
Was unfinished and - dispose Q. The. surplus
in the treasury, as Jr.Ee money before al
the resolution was osrred 10 form the Wy
anGot:e Cub 9: America 20 which those
present agreed and the constitution and by
laws UPON which the White Wyancotte Club
was 10 have aeie5 At this years meeting was
asoY.ed. VIII. change IN title to suit the
large. a-!t q the rev Organization. This il
ras cisirna.i holds srXersl actions which