New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
LIVE BIRDS AS SOUVENIRS
CLOSING HOURS OF The FOWL SHOW.
SOME PROFITABLE SALES MADEs-sTocKHoLDERs
OF THE ASSOCIATION JUBILANr.

SOME PROFITABLE SALES NADft->ioO
OF THE ASSOCIATION JUBILANT.
Refreshed by their sundays rest lhe wv" ,.as
Madison square Garden greeted the hrat N9'' -,
terday morning with a salvo OF crows anu nor,
Tho air had Il spingtidc warmth and the biruS 'ne"
the ,awdu, about their cage, as cohteh'eu'' -, -
tbev were scratching I'm their native barnyards' ihes
will he boxed I'D and sent home tomorrow hisht' anu
chick, and duckngs yet unborn VIII sOhlc ".'s
or how their ancestors took first premiums aC te ''
ANIMAL exhibition of the New York Poultry anu ie'
Association. ,,
The fowls have stood the close confinement ren''
ably well. Many of the people who see the oi'p''y
If chickens hatcIe1 from the incubators lavsed Sood
de,I If sympathy upcn the downy little creatures
have never ne tleG under tie wings of ciuohe ou
hen The chicks brooded in box ana ie" up
uDDn the top Of the brOOd'r VIII cail th'h ''7N
a, effectively rs the maternal clucEing. lhey c"!os
six or ceh, weeks Of liz. at the most then inc! dro
killed and served mp i'll New-lorh hotels anu i'''''
rants rs brcilcd spring chickens.
The attendance at the show yesterday was LII ~
and at times the aislcs were crowded. Chaunccs ="
Depew inspected The feathercd hosts ana DcS'o"0'
admiring sanccs upon the whlsing canary the th'p0
legged dacl and the NcwJeiscy rooster i'''
will be the last day Of The show. and vaiuaOo So"
venir, Will be distributed the women VISITORS
,rbe following funciers have contributed birds to be
oivon AWAY rs mementos Of the show: Werner Do
Gui,e Mahwah y. j.. pair pheasants Within
Wallace Tooker sag IIarbor, l.. l." one pair DUN
cochins George H. stevenson, Waverly, Pehi, ois
pair honcrs Kirby d smith, East Chathah' ~ H.
pair Lang. hans; James Forsyth Owego, y. l.. ONO
pair Of Leghorns; II. V. Crawford, Montcair' ~ d.
ono polr Of Jacoblns: George Pcrdue, East Orange,
y j., one pair Of light Blahmas; +. W. Taylor
Onogoa. L. l., one pair Of bantamS' Jones WILCOX
East Chatham ~ y, pair Of ducks; captain
Charles NJ Griiug. shelter Island. L. L. one PAIR Vi
Plymouth Rocks; +. +. Rachham East orange ~ De-
one pair Cayuga ducks j. j. Wells, Bhghamtoh'
y T. one pair Of golden Wyandottes' e. ~ Sharp Z"
Co.. Lockport, y. y. pair Of Indian gaines
George Weed. Hyde Park, n y. ono pair OF game
bantam,: j. T. Rockenstyrc, Albany y. T., one pair
OF game bantams: ID. f. Newell, one pair OF homihs
pgeons Then. will also be a number Of chicks gwen
away I'm boxes.
To-day there Is to be an exhibition of homing pigeons
with record, for long distance hyinG. son" oi 'no
mot noted birds in the country will be shown, ie'
terday honing pigeon was NDera'eu l'oh O''"'
tower fJl Baltimore. Md.
The fifth dnv Of the exhibition was one Of big sales
gentleman who refuses To- make his name pubhc
bought tie pride Of the pit game cock collection i''
500 Timothy 1rdweE sold twenty four Dla'R Df'ne
and other water fowl for $500, George h. stevenson
disposed Of a pair II peacock, for 10, ana " To-
BluncI. received SOD for cock, c"kercl ana p""e'
A pair II Cochin puletS brought 80. an Indian game
cock 1928 and q pair Of Jacobln pigeons sold Tor 100
Tho total amount Of the sale, va, between $1,000 and
$4,000.
The stockloldcr, Of the New York Poultry and
Pigeon Association met yesterday ait moon. There
were present Robert Colgate. Captain charles VI
,,rling. g. p Remand Newton Adams. Charles Terry
W j. stanton. I. Farrar Eackham, II. '. Crawford
George PcI,uc. Fr7uc, }. Underhll. George Griffin
Marion story James Forsyth and D. F.. Newell. Mr.
Colgate The president. made speech IN which be con
graduated the ,tO khOdcrs upon the success OF the
Show and upon the number and high class Of It's patrons
He aid that the poultry exhibition although young In
wears, wa, how on An equal footing with the dog and
horse shows, Francis r. Undcrhill recommended that
mo- prizes be given on Incubator, in the future. but
action WAS taken on the subject
Mr. FORSYTH suggested that exhibitors yet sweep ,are
premium, Instead Of tn" association prizes. The
i,ockhoidcr, are much gratiied by The financial
cess ~ the show
Tho American White Wyaudotte club disbanded
v., teniav afternoon and IT. members organized the
American Wyandotte cub The organization VIII
b.. ro-lpn.od OF the bestAuown breeders OF Wyandote
poultry IN the country. IL, obi feet l. the fixing Of
standard upon Wyandotte poultry OF every variety.
The old club composed NJ breeders OF white
the old White wyandotte Club adopted In
amended form.
The following officers were elected President James
A. FORSYTH. Owego y. y: vice presidents. W. J.
Owsley Darlington, Ind. \. G. Hawkins Lancaster.
Mas. and \. T. Beckett. salem. y. j.; secretary
treasurer j. G. Aver. Perhskil y. \. The executive
committee consists OF the five officers OF the club.
The committee standards consists OF j. II. Dreven-
stedt A. c. IHvlins. \. r. Beckett. Ira G. Keller.
.. X sharp j. Me Keen. James Forsyth. r.. II. Knapp,
j. {. Aver. +. g. Bean. T. VI Clemens. j. X. Boyd,
+. J. Marshall. Irving Crocker and j. Brackenburs.
4 resolution was adopted that managers Of poultry
shows be requested Ia choose judges upon WyandOtte
stock from the members Of the club. The meeting
then adjourned to meet next year.