New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-17
IOR 4 SHOU or FARM STOCK.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN TO BE OPENED AGAIN
on NOVEMBER -

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN TO BE OPENED AGAIN
on NovEMBEg -
The first annual Stock and Farm Show to be
given by the Live Stock Society OF America will
begin at the Madison Square Garden on Monday.
November p. and will continue during Thanks
giving week. large number OF entries for prizes
has been announced. and the following rules have
been made FOR the benefit of exh bors and patrons
fee OF so Will be charged for each entry. which
must IN all cases accompany the entry. and in
clnies charge for stall and bedding.
To compete for special prizes ANNALS also
be entered IN their regular classes.
No bull over one year OF age Will be allowed
in the building without ring in his nose. nor will
he be allowed TO be led out OF his stall except by
a staff.
Exhibitors herd shall consist of one bull two
years old or over, one COW three years old or over
heer ore year old and under two, and one heifer
under year
two years old. two he.fers year old and under
two. and two heifer calves under one year TN
months ODD The bull to be Owned and the hefers
owned and bred by the exhibitor.
Get OF sire shall consist OF four animals OF either
under four years old, and all to be the get OF
one sire.
any and either sex, both the produce OF one
In dairy breeds entry Of calves under six months
of age will not be accepted for competition
Mich cows which are TO be judged before noon
Of the judge or his deputy at p. m. Of the after
noon Prev.ous and in cases where COW, are to be
al a. m. OF the same day
The judge may. IN ms discretion require any
Ages OF all animals will be reckoned to October |.
to determine IN what classes they belong.
The exhibition Of flowers will be in the concert
hall of the Garden and will be under the
management Of the New-York Florists Club.
Among the rules for thar part OF the show are the
following:
Exhibitors and competitors may attach their names
TO their exh. bits after the awards made, but
only upon cards furnished by the manager.
All entries must be correctly named ard staged
by numbers, which the manager shall issue on re-
celving Est OF varieties exhibited. Uniform cards
will be furnished and must be used for this pur-
/, will be the duty Of the committe to exclude rie
from exhibition all inferior specimens No prizes
shall be awarded for any exhibit not found worthy
40 exhibit shall be removed without the consent
Of the committee until tho close of the exhibition
The Live Stock Society Of America organ
lied recently foC the purpose Of maintaining an
nua stock and farm shows az the Garden. The
subscribers Of the society are as follows:
John Jacob Aston. August Belmont Cornelius
Vanderbilt John f. Borne, II. X. Bloodgood, Henry
Brooks. Frederic Bronson. Charles NJ ChaPln,
William Jay Rutherford Stuyvesant. O. H. /. Bel
I.adenburg, Thomas Hitchcock. jr. X. r. Carman,
Duer' e. Howard Dawson. j. otto bonner, Ralph
y Ellis J. G. ,Folansbee. F. Gray GrIswod. Fred
Havemeyer Char. lSnier Prescott LawTencs.
Magoun Francis p, Magoun, J. Perpont Morgan;
James Mortimer; Francs a. Watson. Stanford
iel g. Reynal sidney Dillon Ripley Reginald W.
R.ves. William Cary Sanger, Marion story: William
H. Taller. J. Lee Taller and Thomas H. Terry, OF
Hunneweli jr.. John c. sharp, Arthur x; sharp
and J9hp F. ThaygT yer OF B9st9" Wcns of Pb
adelpha Henry May of Warrington r. w X
Ccneseo and Warham Whitney Of Rochester.
The officers OF The society are:
G Howard DAWSON president: Prescott Law
renee vice-pres.dent: Thomas II. Terry, secretary,
G. Rowland Leavitt treasurer: James Mortimer;
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DAWSON Prescott Lawrence q. Rowland Leavitt.
Edward Brooks and Thomas II. Terry, directors.