New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
POULTRY ENJOY SUNSHINE.
AWAKENED TO NOISY EMULATION.
4 GOOD CROWD IN THE GARDEN-ADDilioS"A
PRIZES AWARDED.

| conn CROWD IN TIE GARDEN-ADDlTloS"A
PRIZES AWARDED.
The glare of publicity has had apparently Nv e"..
| upon the spirits or luns-p0"er vi "'' p Ia
. nireons at the Madison square Garden. u was SapA
,y an cxpert that the sudden transiuoh iio" III.
| , pou,,ry ward 10 the wire prison wouId prceu
| d,scasc but the sunlight yesterday di'pen'i ""'
over germ, lrked about the Garden ana the shri c'
mild COOS and sblant Kisses went on Win "'a""'e"
yi.or. There Wis one man, however WHO co"'a ho.
hs,r tbe uproar and his large speaking trumpet was
or, atty cnvi,d by those who were force"' W 'e''
| of duty TO stay In the amphh'atre. .
mia u,c,ons and p,ensants especially unuer INC
influence of the warm sunshine which streamed III
/ through the glass roof were III me lea'heI' "'" "
various hues shonc brightly With everchaiems oo "
| A fine lot OF phcasinis, the properly Vi 'c''"' w
Cucsc received much attention from the womeh'
Women and Children maze up the larger part OIL 'ne
ooo vi.i,ors Yesterday and the children we're III
rapturcs over ever fresh arrival In The poultry "oro'
Through the medium Of the incubators h""ur'u VI
| 50 OF ducklings and chicks were Ishrrcu INV ~
| world po,,ntcss md the children who were ail""eu
10 go about 1t their free WILL gave them i"re'n''e
Of th. ndigitics they would suffer when they grew
| older. 80 .,.
| In the incubator department the f'r'ile lah3e'
pcnius was in his element The unii itinted were
treated TO dissertations the FEEDING ana Drceuns
| Of poultry until their heads SWIM Inc a""'""'
on, pc,e f,r assisting nature much In evidence
| one man had invented door TO be attached 10 u
| poultrv house Yer Sec slid he. when de burus
wax. ND In dc mornn' dcy're hungry. Whnt du'
dcy dol Dcy lust try to get dc corn In dis wire boA
| mn over de door, Dcy can't do it-seel Der spring
sprnps de door open ana dey're free to 60 oi' anu
gobbe de- worms dat out o der grcuhd. ho'her
had "A patrnt egg.boiler which, upon hc pSpr"uoh
Of n stipulated time, wonld ring gons to w"fn the
cook that the egg was ready for eating.
4 pretty girl had picard when r"an NJ.
17s Golden Polish Bearded Hen, owned ny 'oio"e'
y I IIumiltOnn This che Wore her breas
oblivion, 81 the comment which she caused III '"e
evening previous TO the opening Of the theatre, men
I'm evening dress strollcd about discolsoately
After every bird. apparently. had received
pr,zc il WIS thought best TO have the judges go
over the work aglin not 10 leave bird IN
ribboncd and number Of special prizes were awarded
Yesterday, rs follows:
Adams purdue d Young. $50 In special prizes
for the best exhibits Of buif cochIns in six cnsses
A. A. IIcroux's prize Of SO for the best poter
pigeon. awarded to Andrew Muehing Ann Arbor,
Allch.
+. a. lavcmeyer ir.'S prize silver cup. for best
display OF fantal pigeons, awarded to Alexander
Hay. Jersey city. y. j.
four pair Of pigeons, awarded TO II. V. Crawford.
Indian games. sIoo, TO woodlawn PouItry-yard.
Biach Ling,hIn,. 800, 10 lemps,ea1 Farm.
Jehl.
Jacobns $40. TO a. b. IIo,kins.
Fan'alls. 80. TO 7. 4. liavcmeyer.
q Ty, 30 o5 = 7, T, 4 l. lay ,ay,y;Ts
POINTERS. $40, 10 Andrew Mu"hlng.
Tnmbl"rs $40 10 4. :. tiaddis..
swallows. $40 To- Oscar Letter.
ORIGINAL friIis 40, to Blake d Johnson.