The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
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AND 1Hr FOWL ARB MIGHTY GLAD
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ehow-Tventy.four Thoasand PsiA Ad.
missions Daring the week-A Financial
saceess for the First TIms-That Canary
Does whistle Yaakes Doodle"
The poultry show at Madison Square Garden
came to close last night, and to-day will DO
devoted to settling accounts and shipping the
that the barnyard Inhabitants will not an
nounce o.morrow's dawn with any great ebul-
lition OF feeling. for. in truth. they are pretty
we'll tagged out with tho weeks campaign
Late hours for seven nights has told on the
exhibits. and they lay sprawled in the coops
last night with little life In them. Exhibitions
may be good thing for the breeder. but they
are tough on the birds. No amount OF premium
ribbons can relieve that tired feeling"
Tho attendance yesterday was not as large
as expected. but fair.sized crowd drifted In
and out While the management lad no state-
ment to give out, q rough estimate placed the
paid admissions for the week at $4,000.
which would 10 $4,000. Entrance fees
amounted to $4,000. 1t is thought the associ-
alton will clear several thousand dollars. which
is doing very we'll when It is considered they
expressed fervent desire at the outsett to
give thanks II they were allowed to quit even.
Ladies' who attended yesterday with the cx-
pectation OF drawing prize fowl were disap-
pointed. as the management sheered OH the
numbered ticket business, fearing 1t would
conflict with tho lottery law. The rather odd
idea was evolved Of giving every thirtieth lady
that entered q coupon calling for prize OF
poultry or pigeons. This scheme had it's dis
advantages rs we'll as its unfairEsss. 1t Ill
lowed a latitude that was startling. for
tricky ticket seller might supply his family or
friends with oil tho prizes. Az rule the gifts
not lASHhy generous, Oelnk tnn UQuS
and ends the exhibitors had little use for.
Tho whistng csnay appeared tns ind to E fr ~
the afternoon he looked intellgently at the
crowd aroun! his cage and gave them fTw bars
not u Utica fraud. Once started he ,whisted
frequently. It is quite distinct whistle STE. bns
-, "'' Yankee Doodle came to town.
s, n,d,n a1,s on pony
Here the bird falters and takes up a trill.
then bursts into u song. which expodes the
- The Bun IeEhorn Club was the last to hold
its meeting. This Is new organization IN
shfp ns ssand ing and nd Of
The mem6srshln at the meeting numbered numbers
ri. Tho ollcssi,s elected sfe PS0si dent.
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penyeE Col; y. ": handIoiPn. fa'myih, M IL
A05Sn Ssrdi hasa1 spyinssid Mass ExssStys
ena g. sunsto D. AsnGa ver as sana0'pN
The club is as yet without staIdSrd and
apdfnar aHa Ras Arn"d
bird and report the next annual meeting
prots S Of varieties ether than game Al tie
snessn ho%ever 1 M B.
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Guide all Varieties Of Sanialns.
birds Of ths Royal Blue Line lofts. #oodhuTS
n. j.. and the celebrated Dufrer OF Louis ".
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sp s s srrivns at s the same time IN the VIM
ming journey. but losing in the time not being
young taxing It's PHI place il ths b1ootIyn yips
The bird made the, journey from 500 miles
miles, but II BY reason q bad weather it found
itself In the vicinity Of Philadelphia. it always
the night nde the shed o. Cater
S %ax Bka sshas bto9Eyn {Esse SfrSs ars
were lately imported.
Yesterday the show held many favors Every
h tsas d g. te ssew @ oss
u lucky winners and theis prizes were: Miss
cechlns; Miss n. Jackson; LOO bathsate
Nsw XHsf W gsy en- a ME-
Pin Sneqa s:2 s Sa F.h s city, Il.
ecss: Mrs; Peter WetzsI one settling White
ehekss sEsi fdrS
RSSb RE TT soeEs. Mss st!sS sr%s.
Ssss s;aSs
nue.. one setting black Minorca eggs: Mrs. H.
fSssr iS Hny.s stSss ane
stoser 5s ss ene Tar
Chicks: Miss Edna Tint. % East Sixty-fourth
street. one pair game lantams: Mrs. ]. Fischer.
1872 Avenue G. ono pair Cayuga ducks: Mrs. J.
outh Rocks.
-Four very rare. pairs Of pheasants made a
short stay at the Garden yesterday. There
were two pnirs Of peacock pheasants and two
palrs Of chestnut backs r. Beth arrived Es from
signed to Dr.. ConklIn for Mr.. Schieffeiln OF
New YORK city and Tarrytown. Both pairs are
to he sent to the yards OF George E. Stevenson
mated.
Tho association yesterday mado application
for the Garden for the same dates for Its show
OF next year.
D1VY WOULDN'T ACCEPT THE ORDER.
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