New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-02

ranged In about 400 classes for competition for prizes
and the premium list amounts to 5000
In the poultry list there Will be exhibited Brahmas
Cochns. Langshans American Domniques. PlyHl-
outh Rocks Wyandottes. Javas. Jersey Blues
White Wonders Spanish. Andaiusans Hghorns,
Minorcas Polish. Hamburgs. Dorkings, Red Caps
Creve Occur. Houdans. La Fleche. many varieties
of game fowls ducks. geese. turkeys and orna-
mental fowls.
Among the varieties in the pigeon list will be
carriers pouers. barbs tumb.ers. Jacobins English
owls African owls Chinese Owls. trumpeters, IAN
tails. Oriental frills. turbits magies. swallows
nriests Dragons nuns, archangels. runts and
homer5
RICH PRIZES OFFERED.
In the long list OF special prizes offered by clubs
associations and private individuals. the following
will attract the keenest competitions
President James Forsyth. OF the American Poultry
Association offers silver cup for the best coiecuoh
in any variety TO consist Of two COCKS Two
hens two cockerels and two pullets; the merit OF
the collection. rather than the prizes actually won,
10 be considered This award 10 be placed by major
ity vote of all the poultry judges
Silver cup (vaue 500 for best display OF Lang
sbans 10 be won three times before ownership can
be claimed Given by friend OF tho association
Silver cup value 500 for best display barred
Plymouth Rocks, to be three times before
ownership can DO claimed. Given by a friend OF
the association.
Silver cup Diana Cvalue 500 for two best Light
Brahma cockeres and pullets to be won three times
before ownership can be claimed. Given by Madison
Silver cup valued $50 for best Black Jacobin. 1885,
banded for members Jacobin Club only, to be won
thee times before ownership can be ciaheu' uVeh
by the American ia Goblin Club.
silver cup for the best 1885 banded white fantai!
bred by exhibitor. for members OF the american
Fantaii Club only. to be won three times before
ownership can be claimed Given by the American
silver CUP for best 1896 banded coored fan,ail
bred BY exhibitor. fer members OF the American
Fantaii Club only. to be won three times before
ownership can be claimed Given by the American
Silver cup for tho Lest saddle fantai. 1895, banded
bred by exhibitor, for members OF the american
ownership can be claimed. Given by the American
Medal for the best 1895 American bred mufYed
tumbler bred by exhibitor for members OF the
American Tumbler Club only. Given by tho Amer-
Medal for the best 1895 American bred clean legged
tumber bred by exhibitor, for members Of the
American lumber Club only. Given by the Amer-
The Dragon Club offers the club cup (value $50,
for the best dragon cock or hen. any color Com
pettion open only TO members OF the Dragon Cup.
WHO THE JUDGES ARE.
The Judges selected TO award prizes at the show
are Newton Adams. Utica, ~ Y; Henry Ball.
Shrewsbury. Mass; Sharp Butterfeld Windsor,
ont; r. X Bennett Phillpsburg, y. j.; r. @. Buff
fngton, Fall River. Mass II. A. Colt. White Plains.
n Y; Dr. w. A. Conkln. New-York: j. T. Cothran.
Montclair n j.: j. II. Drevenstedt. Newburg. \.
zimmer. Gloversvi.le. \. Y; p. II. .scudder, Glen
Head Long Island: David Woods New-York: 10
seph D. Gavin. Maiden. Mass; John Glasgow. Nah
wah, n. j.; j. c. Long. New-York. and William j..
Association are: President Thomas ii. Terry; Vice
presidents Robert Colgate, Theodore A. Havemeyer.
jr. and Philander Williams; treasurer Charles NJ
Grifng; secretary and superintendent H. " Craw-