The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02


As predicted. the highest SCORE YESTERDAY az
the Brooklyn poultry show was In the Golden
sebriCht class, the hen OF Frank Elstroths
entry winning first prize with 96X points. the
black red game score that had the lead Sun
dny night being %. II is not unlikely that the
birds from the same yards entered Tor the
Madison Squire Garden show will also win
t ton. 0T The scores added TO the cages yester-
day morning were: .....,., so.. o,n oos<
r sysSnsias hG srooisn: rhss pr..
Hampstead.
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ssSr!sS,. as hem ca 90 az az pHl.
sasmso to b r. ii sIvsrUTen Os vs. <
ss::s r. d. s s.. s' TX as's.s"
Parker. jersey city
The pekins were not scored. all aw ards. f1 or
johnson and Thurman.
The awards to the pigeons were:
Esf' 81 ~ a'n
s sFSSaSn ana so% ' %otsis.
sssp heaSck rs to Baker, second to
G.: ara second 60 k9sas ao ssn
srst TO Baker. BLACK. blue white and splash. all to
D o blank sn sSa sc Sla Ss VE Sss
all but color points. and some one tried to dye
@ %h H hS oS With .on sqe It tas nE
no need Of any fnsh o SSS
to TO got i@ts good good black k on i've feathers
In t!umpsters all awards were to R. Bnemts PA, Pan.
s iS5
tor Whit. Mhe capped and eS,s Ao,b., mira.
swallows. Blus-coch. nrst to A. Gerber. Brooklya
-rrissts.Ai TO BiueinEs Dragoons-An to John I.
In high flyers the entry was OF boards and
solids by Max Dannhauser and HOLLANDS BY
Hollands were:
sGF and
hen to Richie.
Tho specials awarded yesterday were:
For beat Plymouth Rock. to white pnllet of J: K.
Boyd: best Wyandotte. to cock OF G. A. Roeher best
fsh"f @ :f
Emulatiur the Example OF Chau.cey Depew.
PrrKsxIIL Feb The armory of tho Military Acad-
envy presented an inspiring appearance on Saturday
night the being the semi yearly gynnastic exhi
bition OF the cadets The boys proud OF the fact
that 1t was from tho academy Chnuncey N. Depew
graduated and he OF tho leading spirits in
all the festivities that occurred at tho institution It has
been the OF tho authorities and scholars to keep
'the entertainments up to what termed tho Depew
standard"
State in the Union and south America In the PRO.
Rramme Saturday night nearly all the crack ath.
lctes OF the institution toN part The lads showed
structor or gynu astics and athletics. Col L. II Orlo-
man Of the United States army. The summary OF tho
exhibition was:
Drlli-scparats company. Adjutnn: OIL comm nding.
Dumb Bell xercises-Class OF twenty-five. Cadet sar-
grnnt leader indian Clubs-Ciass OF twenty flour. {.
Eeu,n an leader
Parallel Hars-CIass o. twcntytour, Sergeant II. sar
GENT, ,eader J. T. Holroyd first Willie OIL second.
Eoxing-iIarry Stiles leader. Alfred Frazer beat
Frank Knpe and Harry Stiles beat Charles a. GinebrA
These were three rounds of two minutes each.
Horizontal Bars-CorporaJ =. Eolroyd leader. Roy
Fencing-Cadet NJ Diaz. leader. Manuel Dias defeat.
ed Warren Jacobs and Ira h. Freund defeated Fred H.
Hubert. The referees were Col Urieman and Major
Cragin.
Robe Crockett was second. There some fancy
tumbiing by Cadets Reid and Frey.
Wrestling Cadet l.. = Grecnhaum. leader The con.
tests were very interesting Horace Springer threw
Hobart v Roberts, Frank Knipe WAS too much for
Carey and Marvin Daviss skill was superior to that OF
Samuel J. Springer.
Tux OF War-CompanyA outpulled Company b by two
inches. The ~inrers were: " Y. Parker. NJ L. Decker
ii. II. Sergeant. and +. r. Hubert. Company Z. com.
posed OF H. II. lloyd Willie OH. William Watkins. and
John Dan,el. won second honors by ~ inches The
produced the greatest enthusasn The judges
were .. I. PIoudht New York. and Carl Sherman and
c. n Wells of Yale
Sergenn Mason L Decker tho prize. a gold medal
for the best all-roun1 gynnast. Cadet Whitney q
close second $. Rolroyd was by far the most pro-
Gcien around Lad but he barred from tho prizes
owing to his having taken the honors last year.