New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03

Mclrose, the belle of the Guernsey continent, by
l.e Clcminani's Duke, ont of Little Buttercupi
Dolly de- NauNbcets. sd. j,O6' Passing Jrw''s'
J.I3j Castine $3.50. and Etruras Far Lazy,
G.33, The cowbarn. like all the other farm build
ngs is conveniently located, being within easy
walking distance Of the mansion ana YET as iai
all It's arrangements. as is illustrated in the pat
cntcd fastener of the cow chains In the stalls
Tor each cow at Woodlawn has a stall TO herself.
I,y meas Of this Improvement, which Mr. Morton,
/ believe, was the first 10 use. every beast in the
stable can bc set free by the simple movement
Of "A lever. The importance Of inns IN r'ls" OF
fire will he seen at glance. l,uttrr making VIII
begin on AN elaborate scale at Woodlawn next
summer. This Will be run rs a separate depart
ment.
This is an exceedingly interesting department;
representing. Like the rest. happy blending %!
the beautiful and the Gtilitaran, for the 30"
binds. with their score Of different matin2s. range
from the stately swan and imperial peacock TO
the lively bantam and mattcr-ol-iact duck ing
There are Indian games in proiuson, White Leg
horns. Blown Lrghorns. Plymouth Rocks. I'rahnas
Silver Wyaniottc>, Bun Wyandot"s, Bun Cochins'
IIambures. Silver Polish. Black Polish. White
crested. Black Breasted Red Bantams
Rose Comb. Black lamtam-. White Bantam;
Dnckwing l;antams. in great variety, and nocK
of bronze turkeys that are WORTH walking mi" me-,
To- br questioned, that there is no finer collection
OF birds this country and few u any; ponifry
ward, in the Old World surpass H. Prizes Nv
the score hay" been won, no less man :"
having been captured sine" September ! OF last
year At the Sarato.d County Far thar montl
in. Woodlawn birds won twenty-folI iists
and three seconds Al the state Fan IN
Syrac,is, nlnc irsts. Eve sccpDds ard five thirds
w:crc taken At The Eastern New York Far IN
Albany a dozen irsts and tho same number OF
seconds were won The special cup for Indian
Games was secured at the Mohawk Valley Poultry
ard Kennel Club. and IN addition seven first
n,izes. seven seconds. two thirds and two fourths
were won. The record at the exhibition Of the
Philadelphia Poultry anu Pigeon Club was eleven
iirsts six secords eight thirds. seven fourths aud
four ffths The browning triumph. however,
WAS AZ Madison Square Garden. where as in
Philadclchia the Woodlawn birds were shown in
competition with the finest English fowls Bif
they suffered nothing by this comparison accord
ing 70 the record which shows an award to them
Of the 800 special prize for Indian Games,
thirteen frsts. ten seconds. fifteen thirds. seven
fourths and five ifths. II cannot, be denied thai
this is remarkable record for the fret year
Indian Games ARE in high favor at Woodlawn
They are in high favor for the same reason t',at
the hackney horse is in high savor they ars Nc
I;eyed 10 possess merit TO an exceptional degree
II il The opinion Of Judge Hilton and his son, the
Colonel. that the Indian Game is the best and
most profitable allaround fowl that the Ameri-
can farmer can own, and their view is shared in
m enthusiastic way, by the manager Of thie de-
nartment. F. W. Gaylor, one Of the most expert
enced poultrymen In the country. MIR. Gaylor was