New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-28
CAFE PLACE FOR TURKEYS.
u,,,osE on EXHIBITION AT THE STOCK
SNOW WILL SURVIVE THE DAY.
,rrR CROWDS IN ATTENDANCE AT MADISON
sor,RE GARpEN-woRK OF THE HUNTERS
AND SHEEP DOGs-PRoGRAMME

o1 eat
hoy gazing with envious eyes at the fat turkeys in
~ ,oges AT the Stock and Farm Show in the Madi-
~ square Garden Yesterday afternoon.
..xohoAy" replied an attendant
80 Won going to keep em over Thanksgiving"
" ami all ,ne chickens and geese and ducks
- hoasants Nobody will be allowed TO take
any away until ihe s"0" - WEI d. '"e emu Vi the
week"
tn exhibits Of poultry in the first annual show
-. .no live stock Society OF America of the
,o,c.s. breeds and tn petted fowls Will spend
- ,rbsnksriyng In the garden, peckng at the
-, on the floors of their cages looking 4; the
e., ed and yellow ribbons which Indicate the
nr,zes they have won joining in the chorus of
rr,-rv.rd noises and having fear of slaughter
vever has there beer such collection of do
os,c animals and fowls under the roof of the
Garden and the judges declare that they never have
oen AZ any other show such a superior collection
~ cattle sheep. swine and poultry The classes
in which the exhibits entered for prizes num-
Der over twelve hundred. and the number OF the
exhibits counting each living creature As separate
exhibit, is over three thousand.
The judging of many exhibits is task OF
much magnitude. particularly as the competition is
exceedingly close IN many of the classes Many
Of the exhibitors have travelled hundreds OF miles
and have spent a great del OF money in the effort
10 win comparatively small money prizes. To any
one OF them a blue ribbon will mean much more
than the value of the prize. however, because the
exhibitors mostly extensive breeders VINO are
warming for recognition and distinction in Their
THE SHOW OF FLOWERS
The flower show In the concert hail OF the gar
dan is entirely under the management of the New
York Florists Club. although visitors at the gar
den nave free TO the hall. There are also
exhibitions Of vegetables fruits and dairy products
and rival makers OF machines for separating cream
from milk and of machines for testing milk nave
heir exhibits in the garden.
The mos; interesting exhibit Of vegetables is under
the gallery at the southwest end Of the garden
near the cages in which the pheasants are kept.
II is collection Of vegetables such as corn pota-
toes beets citron squashes. cabbagcs and turnips
grown last summer IN the vacant lots near Long
Island City which were placed at the disposal oil the
Association for Improving the Condition or the
Poor Unemployed men and women, living in the
teneme houses In the city. were Taught no" 10
raise good crops although at the beginning OF the
summer they never had handled hoe and knew
nothing about farming. Children from the tene-
rnerts PLAYED about the fields. while their parents
hoei potatoes and corn trained vines and pulled
woods The exhibit therefore. has special inter
rs, FOR persons who willing to aid in such good
work.
Nearly all day yesterday the ring in the garden
was kept well filled with cattle. sheep ana swine
which were being Judged Several fine herds Oh
Guernsey cattle including Governor Mortons were
judged in the afternoon and the Governor captured
some prizes in the competition. In sharp contrast
with the Guernseys were the ponderoas o .S -. e.
noon
CHOICE MUTTON FOR THE UNION CLUB.
Heavy Weight Bunker Hill. Surprise and Jock
iat Southdowns. were purchased at the snow yes
o-lay bv the steward OF the Union Club for Christ
mas mutton. They from the farm OF W. H.
Beattie Wilton Grove Ontario. Canada
The attendance at the show as greatly increased
Yesterday and In the evening there was large
audience. Among the people present were:
Major Henry E Afford. chief Of the dairy division
's Minister Of Agriculture dominion OF Can
ala. Gilbert II. Tucker. Editor County Ge Sha
nd Pony society the sScatsd he9P GadMe
Richard Gibsen president CANADIAN Sno aiaei
American Shropshire Sheep Association George Q.
Holcomb president lnterTSfaie nqn.t BeImont Nh
and Mrs Frederic Bronson. Mr. and Mr., Mrs w w.
Bayard Cutting. Mr. and Mrs r r. , S}urs Ts III
Mex Twombly Governor and Mrs Leyi r. Mor NI
Cushing M nna MI Mrs and Mrs B. B. Kirkland and Mrs
Archie Pei. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Howard Bean MI
Due Mr. and Mrs Adoiph Ladenburg Mr. and
Mrs. Prescott Lawrence. MI ana MIS-. =, d VI Me-
r. H. Williams Nj. and Mrs. 5. r: Peters, M and
Mrs John Barne Nj and Mrs Md'hg Ryuherord
stuyvesant. Howard Potter, Raoul Duvai' re- r. r
c9s z TS Saas & C. Refna cas ss15sM Mr. re and
Mrs John f. Cowden. Mr. and Mrs j. H. Cheeye TF
Ar and Mrs S2e55ey w. Mt anna Mrs penn
smith Mr. and Mrs G. Rowland Leavitt
PARADES AND JUDGING.
The parades and Judging in the ring last evening
continued until $50 o'clock. Then drove OF DORIS Il
sheep belonging 10 Rutherford Stuyvesant We're iet
in the ring and a sheepdog belonging to Mr.. stuy-
vesant was directed TO drive them into pen lie
failed to equal the performance Of Mr. Davidson .
Gyp on Tuesday evening and he retired from the the
INK in disgrace after shepherd had penned the
snee.. - - .A .,a,,rS was the competition
tor the prize Of $50 in the class for horses and
hounds the master Of the h0ns Souns and sp
pontments 10 be considered; horses 70 De hunLs,s
nn as 'q OF Of the Monmouth County Hunt Club and
Two assistants wearing req e9a ao t nac r,s owd
By pack q foXhounas Then came EG Is an ri
iva 5 assistsnts Wearing and whit
bresches and top boots with another pack OF MOUNDS
f seH ioe Of the whips kept the packs in order
There much S r r2r 'n wS SSs' Rs dogs
left the ring the horses were sent around in singe
IN tho Hest advantage Jumping the fences by the
six hunters came nex nr !" o'oe' INC
M od recd The Turk OYER ii, the rns r6 ID anS
Hsrmlne knocked of top rails and showed an H.
e W 10 String of hunters. Ascec Dutchman
and Ascec H. did better Ascetc j. being s me Seo ony
hi fence IN INDIES hs aMppTded the prize to the
Monmouth County men
THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
H. &c tho programme for Thanksgiving Day:
Il, Judging Aberdeen-Angus cattle. and shropshir'
fa' wethers.
1870 m-Judgng Yorkshire swine
IL IN m-Grand parade Of cattle, sheep swine
% judging championships for fat cattle
Q 2 Especial exhibits
$50 . rn-Grand parade Of prize winning s".p
p m-Grand parade Of the beer Dreeas u ..,
an p, Grand parade Of the dairy breeds o. ca'''e'
3 D. n-sheepshearing contest.
$50 p m-sheep dog trial
?. m.-special exhibits 49,, s.,
shearing contest
.. m.-Sheep dog trial. 1t - ,.,,
$50 ?. M Judging twenty-five huhteiS' "'' ~