New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-28
FOWLS WITH BLUE RIBBONS.
PRIZES AWARDED AT THE NEW-JERSEY
POULTRY SHOW.
THE SECOND DAY OF THE EXHIBITION DRAWS A
LARGE ATTENDANCE-oFF1CERs OF THE AS

THE SECOND DAY OF THE EXHIBITION DRAWS A
LARGE MISCONCEPTIONS OF THE AS
ISOLATION GRATlFIED WITH THE RESULTS.
bright day overhead and dry one under 'oot
caused hundreds OF people living In Hackensack and
other New-Jersey towns to visit the exhibition OF
the Garden State Poultry and Pigeon Association
In the Hackensack Armory yesterday, and the
managers of the show made happy by the
thought that the first exhibition of the association
babe fair TO be a success financially. as well as
ar,isticaly.
The growing cackling and cooling pets VINO are
on dress parade In the armory took heart from the
bright sunshine and Joined in a chorus that could
be heard to the limits of the town. Their spirits
rose too, and the visitors who walked up ana
down the narrow aisles had the pleasure OF view
ing the fowls of the feahery Four Hundred in as
fine fette as II they on their native heath IN
stead OF cooped up in narrow pens. The pigeons
especially seemed in a happy humor and pulled out
their breasts and spread their tails in way that
brought delight to the large number of children who
visited the hall during the day
THE JUDGES WORK COMPLETED.
The judges were early at work and by noon all
the pens which contained birds worthy OF ribbons
or commentator were suitably marked and the ex-
hib,tors cards affixed noticeable feature was
the good grace with which the verdcts were re-
ceivea not one complaint being heard OF the man
ner In which awards were made though many VINO
expected prizes failed 10 receive them. ieS'er'aS
the special prizes offered for the best COLLECTIONS
OF Golden Wyando,tes and Black Memorials were
awarded g W Johnson, OF Crawford, the secre-
tarv OF the association. received the former ana ).
W Met;ler OF East Milestone the latter bo'h
ithaca gentlemen show exceptionally fine collections
IN their respective classes. The prize In each III
stance was a bone-cutter. most uselu' i"'p'e
ment in a frst-class poultry yard
Tho nrizes were divided In the usual manner
Premiums were offered for the best COCKS. mems
cockerels and pullets OF each breed win prizes o
breeding pens in the following varieties: Mni'e
and Barred Plymouth Rocks. Golden ana "h'e
Wvandottes; White. Black. Buff and Partridge
cocbins. BLACK Menorcas Pet Games. Black Coch-
IN Ra,toms Black breasted Red Game Bantams
and Pekn Ducks.
FIRST-PRIZE WINNERS.
The hrst-prize winners were: Barred ny i'ou'"
Rocks c. s. Thomas Of Railway W. o. Nerniye'
of Eng;ewood: +. ". Terhune, OF East hu'her-
ford White Plymouth Rocks: ID. A. Mount James
burg: John c. Haynes Annandale +. Hyler' yea
mack Buff Plymouth Rocks W. r. Teeter Dun
more Penn: A. +. Ingram. WESTMINSTER Te'"''
W H. Childs. Glenside. Penn
silver Wvandottcs: W. H. Chids Golden wy
andottes: C. W. Johnson. Crawford: c. W. Bemai'
Dor, nclinson \ Y; George II. Cotton, Schraa!-
.nh,rg White Wyandottes: John {. haynes
c. r Banta OF Hackensack. Buff Wyandot'es'
Davis Brothers. of Washington y j.; OFT rou'-
try Yards. Orrs Mills. ~ I.
hurst Poultry Yards Gassboro, y. J. Light bran
mos. Orr's Poultry Yards j. s Coey. Newark
Dark Brahmas Lynnhurst Poultry Yards biacA
Iangshans: Davis Brothers, >. |. WINE 80
horns: John G. Haynes. ". j. And'-is' hache"-
cock brown Leghorns: f. II. Morris HacKen-
sack: w J. Andrus. Buff Leghorns: Davis bro'n-
ors G W. Ben,an. r. c. White Leghorns ). a.
Lewis r. c. Brown Leghorns: G. A. > Wiehers'
College Point: c. W Beman, G. H. Cotton
Black Menorcas: J. \. Gamewe'l HackensacN'
J. W. Mettler. East Milestone. Blne Andaius"nS'
Kate l.. Clarke. Auburn Mass.
Games-John Brett Closter; John Glasgow; Man
wah: W W. Young. Woodbridge; u A A W Wbite
Keeney & Bauentne, tlackenSack; F: H. Th't e.
Hackensack: William Strain HackensacK' ~ -
Paudine. East View; r. p,,rewooa
SILVER spanhed ambHrgsoWpiIlism Tu Pnen '8
Vf Baniams as A. fsker JERSEY CITY, John GIa:
Hsyemey9r BrS5hsT' F RahWSn yards D.
Nichols MOq %}e f Conn; l. \ F. Hra"A'"
Turkeys-J. C. Haynes. Annandale; Pine Tree
Farm 1n:.o JaWeJou ASdr t Pine Tree Farm.
Ducks-Pine Tree Farm. John Brett Cios'er jon"
Z, G nayasD A. Mount, c. W. Johnson.
WINNERS IN THE PIGEON CLASSES.
Among the prize-winners in the pigeoN class
Witch embraces about one hundred and Oeveny
mons are: Havemeyer Brothers. OF Mahwah; +.
Tudor jr of Boston; s. J." Smyth. OF Troy V" H.
Brat Of Newark enry Tem mann. q sra % Of
M,cEsnsack. 81. b Biouch, OF Lebanon. Penn; v
Kennedy Of Red Bank; A. Biyenald N ev,oS1rH
A W. Hail. Garnervlle; r. Ramsey Jersey Gi'y
ClarmOn' xa HSml9s lS'; Ma Me'' Little Fails
THE ASSOCIATION AND IT'S OFFICERS
The Garden State Poultry and Pigeon Association
under whose auspices the present exhibition s given
IL an institution only few months Old but so
healthy has been its growth that 1t seems des'h'u
~ become one of the most powerful organizations
OF the kind In the State.
The circumstances under which the association
was formed were peculiarly encouraging 10 the
founders For years there had been a steady growth
in the poultry-raisng industry ana competition
among the fanciers was extremely sharp Their
efforts however were divided. and it was in order
10 centrallze the rivalry that number OF prominent
fanciors me, in July last ana agreed 10 can upon
~ encourage the breeding Of fine stock and take
charge Of an annual exhibition IN when poultry
from all parts OF America might be seen ana com
nared with those raised in New-Jersey. From the
start the association was unqualneuIy SUES
Tanciers Joined IN large numbers, ana the oHl''is
who were chosen were instructed 10 prepare show
for the late fall - r,o..,
Henry Uales of Ridgcwood. y. j.; vice-presidents,
Inhn Giasgow. Of Mahwah: John G. Haynes. of
" "a 0rdway' of Janesburg. and C. T. Banta. Of
Hackensack: secretary, G. W Johnson. of Crawford
fIeasnrst. a Gasgow Of Makwah G. b. Ran
dolph' Of Weston; J. ". ,FFiske, Of psssaic; W. j.
AnS 8 O. HayheS'@ Of Annandas 'A' "
Xext years exhibition will be 50 timed not to
tInns Sufficient 70 fiji an immense hall have been
ceived In all probability the show Will be held In
Jersey City or Passaic.
END OF AN UNHAPPY MARRIAGE.
A BLOOMFIELD WOMAN SECURES DIVORCE IN
NORTH DAKOTA.
The announcement that Mrs. Alice Maynard