New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31
WITH FUSS AND FEATHERS.
THE POULTRY AND PIGEON SHOW FILLS
THE BIG GARDEN.
MANY HIGHLY PRICED BIRDS ON EAHieirioN-
ALL SORTS AND CONDITIONS OF FIRST
<r -, ,.o,,-,g r-D FOR PRfZES

ALL SORTS AND CONDitiONS w
GLASS FOWLS Up FOR PRIZES
The sixth annual exhibition OF the New-York
Poultry and Pigeon Association Limited was
opened yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock IN 'he Maui
son SQUARE Garden The show will be ended on Sat-
urdav night at II O'Clock. Last year the associa-
t,on had moor luck with its exhibition owing TO the
yretched weather. but this year there Is nope
tina. the clements will refrain from INDUCING III
unseemy antf There was not large a,senoanrs
Yesterday wien the doors of the Garden were
onened but as the day wore on the crowds began
80 Gather on the big floor and at O'Clock D. m.
tho a,s,es between the wire prisons OF the poultry
were well flied The entire floor Of the Garden
ls covered with cages. and In these cages are o"'
feathered navigators of the air and feathered peh
Of the barnyard The exhibition OF Lansshahs'
Cochins Wvandottes Plymouth Rocks. Leghorns,
"poutcr' pigeons and ":an-tails' is especially hne
THE gar,,cocls attract crowds around their fimsy
rrisors These br!sht-eycl. active and alert BIRDS,
tho majority OF them strangers TO each other were
sad Yesterday To be within a few feet OF each
other and yet unable TO indulge IN scraps almost
broke the hearts the doughty birds. ana they
clio, The : T. C. A. should ut once attend to
this and order that the gamecocks be allowed 10
have IL out" 10 their hearts content
Tho nheasants are feature Of the show. Fine
snrcnens OF every kind are in the OLE cages ana
they-the pheasants--accept III" homage pai' mem
Win unru,Iled dignity TWO Of these BIRDS are the
objects or fNuCN htltilll'h' ''''
ants beautifully marker anu ''''''"e w
proiig.ous length.
There IS another exhibit too and 1t Is parrot
He is in "a cage at the left or the entrance ana
Is taclturn When interviewed by tribune re-
nortar the intelligent bird preserved ria''oh'ah
silence" while gathering In FOOD IN large a"h'''-
tics The moneycd arlstocracy OF the snow Is
ro,rcsen,eJ by the buff Cochins owned by Adams
pa-aue & Young OF East Orange. y. j. THESE
cocbns are valued at 1900 and they seem TO know
4, rho Jacobin red hens" and white hens
nresent with their brown and white feathers an"
long tails exactly the appe1hraIh onr % opera coaSs
fHSSS' his anpearancs is added to By the way IN
when the Dt ~ VI necks resemble feather boas
piuihdVSe u, No ls2 Fifth-ave. has
light Brahma'' on exhibition and the price placed
OF The ,n'I incubaiors arr interesting to the visitors
al the IiioM and awe as the little fuzzy yellow
"cbIcls come out from their fragile cradles
Win enoctites out Of proportion to their size
10, The least interesting exhibit AZ ,ne sn' ,vni
cay countrymen, and proud OF their PETS Inc
show Is an interesting one an" '"o''' "s SUI
rouov.,r, arc some OF the poultry awards:
Itch, nrahma Cocks-Frst. Phlander Williams. Tann-
hirnt nsahma Hens-Firs, and second. Oakland Farm
l s,er wSandoe cocs-Flrs and second A. C. Hawk
ms Wyandote Hens-Frst +. L. Mat,ison. South
se ,;d1Sn yanaoe cocksFrs, C. W. Johnson. Gran
'V cdscn Wyando,,e Hens-Frs, NJ p Kinds. Por, Dick
'S Iion Polish Plain Females First and second william
M Wh: orstei BiaeS Polish Males Frs, and second
w s MsEs liza naon osh and second
WIN" wsn @ Nee White polish Malc.rrs, and second
william Mcneil. London Canada t.,.., ana second
w Mi.mn MeXeh I.ndon canada. NAV 81
Black Mlnorca Puile's-Fir'' Thomas ~ 'N" ''
S Go,a spa"se Hamburg coGS,r' ds Ss"5s an oas
r.. owing are some OF the pigeon awards
any ,a color h2. ", G'Se5 man S.TYSs
Fan Tan tan, c.llr TAIL cosksj-Ffst. Hugh element"
~ iec Me-, .o,h-s,.. ewiofh ,..., v,n,,,,r.a.
Fan Tan ANY ,olor shy cookD-fr'' "'u"'''"''''
oriental fHr ha Sseni % I PENN
nr,sn,a Frl barred Bondine,ie Cocks-Frs and REQ
'nd James T e. N'' ic.S 'n'ndSe. cocs,r., u.
Huhc New-Y cry. second. William hh'nf''' IT,
iaTE nhml cocks-Fir-' John II Warner S'Eay
uI DARK nrahma Hens-Flrft william A Pease. Middle
Tar,riig@ Cochin coc--Firs, and second. George
M rsi,r,.n eo"iin m,nFrs, ami second. waiter
NIX Gocfn tocEs~rirs, David \. Nichols Monroe
BACK Cochin Hens First. !. NJ Kpp EaTaSn r. )
HACK cochin Pulle,s-Fifst and SECOND. J. ~ kipp
fS wdh,,s chin c,cks-yir. william Mcneil London
Canada seeond r Th,mP' W,,sm McSc London
Whis w,nnioite Cocks-First John -. Felt. sumner
'Wir~ wyandot,e Hens-Fr-,. John u Felt. sum'r-
I,,a Wyandoite Cooks-Firs'. James Forsyth. owrso.
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IuT WyanGous Iien'-FirS'. James for'''h' o"'so'
y. $ g, q. Nall 90, yo,L
car,lcr I.un Ccehs-flfst and second Noun Aihrl'c
Ayarles Mahwah. y J. . -, It,. A..
solld color carrier cocks bed IN lhJi First ma
80, No.in,alnsidr Avlafies. Mahwah. y J.
carrier ANY soid-coor hens bFed in lS'-fif d. L.
Newell. y. \.