Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-09

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gentlemen. The poultry and pigeons are
cared for bv the able secretary, MI %: A.
Fox. 10 whom the credit OF the or9hhlIa-
ton ia due. while Mr.. Thompson has
charge of the CANNES. $780,.
In the dog department there are some
fine animals Of various breeds. very
elaborate display Of pigeons IS mace
while the exhibition or tine fowls mas
heretofore been unsurpassed IN this
vicinity.
TIE PREMIUMS AWARDED.
The Judging Of the poultry. that is, of tho
larger class Of birds. took place FRIDAY,
while the bantams were judged yesterdaH'
This work WAS doBe by blT. j. /. Blckhell,
of Buffalo. n. Y. and the following pre-
NUNS were awarded:
Light Brahmas First cock, hrst men,
first cockerpl. Brace & Walling, Victor, \.
~. IItL IulltAs - NDAAA i'N'trts ''''
inc peu. X. Y. Owen, Manchester. Va.
barred Plymouth Rocks-Flrst cOckerel,
first pullet, first breeding pen, k. '. owen,
Manchester, Va.
:. c. Brown Leghorns-First cock, first
hen. Or. T.. p. Moorehouse; first cockerel,
first and second pullets, second cock, Sc
cond hen, and first breeding pen, Miller
Brothers. Richmond. Va. ; second cQckefei
and second breeding pen, James LNnch,
Dumbarton. Va. a very large entry IN
brown leghorus and strong competition.
indian Games-First cock, first cock erel
FIRST hen. first pullet, second puilet, u. l.
King. Richmond.
Hack Iangshans-Fir cockerel, first
pullct. first breeding pen. X. '. owen
F,rst Bronze Turkey-M. VI. Farrer,
Orange, Va; first white turkeys NJ. NJ.
Farrer, Orange, Va.
Eouen Ducks-First prize. VI. VI. Farrer.
Toulouse Goese-First and second, VI. NJ.
Farrer. NJ.
second, ". b. TAYLOR -.
Pit Game Cock-FIrst and second, W. b..
Taylor.
Golden Wvandottes-First cock, first
and second hon, and first brceding-pen, u.
ii. A. Ball, Richmond.
Black African Bantams-First cock, hrst
and second hen. and first breedlng-pen, q.
ii. A. Ball. Richmond
Red-Pyle Game Bantams-flrst pullet,
second cockercl, c. 7. carlo, Gouverneur'
silver Duck Wing-First cock, c. P.
Earle.
Hack-Brcasted Red Game Ban,am-Eirst
pulet. c. =. Earle.
White Malay Came BantAm-First cock
and first puilet. f.. +. Earle.
Red-Pyle Game Bautam-SocoEd cock
ere, G.. =. Earle
B.ack-Brea-ted Red Gnmo-hrst aud Sc
cOnd cockerel. first and second cock, FIRST
and second hen. first breeding-pen ana Sc
cond pullct-Otto Miller. Richmond.
Red Pyle Game Bantam first and second
cockerel. tie tor the first pullet first cOck
second puilet-Otto Miller. Richmond.
Mr. Miller shows forty-three Bantam
fowls. which is t.iu most elaborate display
Of these birds ever exhibited IN tas South.
Golden SeaUnght Bantam>- first anc
second on cock and pullet respectively.
THE st. BEENAEDs JUDGED.
The Judging OF the St. Bernard dog
| took place Friday night at > o'clock, anc
Dir. ". II. Sands was chosen for this duty
After having Withdrawn ms famous bltcl
| No first prize being awarded, Mr.. \. +
! Shields Regina" received second prlI'
| over all other competitors. Mr.. W
| u. WcisgerS handsome pup Don
Juan received first prize IN puppy class
| Mr.. Is. A. JacObs's " Duke of Richmond
received the second III puppy class
| The Judges of the sporting dogs Were
Messrs. +. ". Swift, j. NJ. Macon, and B
I. August, who awarded the followu!
| premiums:
Glass IO.-Pointers, So pounds and over
| FIRST, Casey's "Echo"; second, Tayl
"POnto.n Under 50 pounds: FIRST, K. '
| Owens's Harry ~; second, II. V. Ovens
Alto" Puppy: First, Casey's Lad
Class n.-English Setter Dogs First
W. L. Sales's Mona Lee -; second, Mr.
Tavlor's Dash" Puppy; First, K. '
Owens Macon"
Glass 12.-lrlsh Settlers: First, q. W
| Aliens Joe Gladstone.
Glass 10. Black and Tan Settlers: FRS
Hr. Owens dog; second, George Gibson
Tan"
Special Prizes.-Best pointer owned o.
bred in Virginia Mr.. Casey's Echo.
Best setter bred or owned IN Virginia q
W. Aliens Joe Gladstone
| MIR. G.. I. King of this city. has beau
tiful display OF fancy pigeons. Mr., Nm
| III MS NdIllAN u VIZ ~ 0tIbno n 4AAiA''' -
record homers ana Maccleleld uppleI-
with a record OF ten hours. Nj. McNevel
also has hue display of pigeons, and IN
bald-headed tumb!ers, turDlts, yellow
owls. and yellow tumblers are particular
pretty.
The managers Of the show were yer
highly complmented by the Judges Of thei
display and received special commenda
ton tor the fine exhibit OF dogs.
The cannes will be on exhibition unit
Thursday.
sPECIALrIEs II FOWLS.
Some of the specimen Of poultry at th
show are excellent. The golden Wyandott
fowls exhibited by Sir. q. III. A. Bali ar
very rare specialties. Tho birds were III
ported from Lancashire, England, al COS
! of SO each, and they are the only fowls q
this famil, III the state.
| The Black Pekln Bantams shown by All
George Ulrich, of Pennsylvania. are fo
sale. The cock and hen are raven blacE
while their legs are thlckly covered wit
feathers, giving them a very beautiful AZ
pearauce. They are valued at $3.50.
Mr.. Earle. of New York. has on eXhlb
ton a SILVER duck-wlng bantam cool
which is q very valuable bird. 1t took ia
first premiums IN exhibitions at the Mad
son-Square Garden, n. Y, Cananda!gui
n. Y, Rochester. and Buffalo. The littl
rooster weighs only rs ounces, and lsa yer
handsome bird. Another interesting fov
exhibited by Mr. Earle Is the importe