New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-08
PRIZES FOR FINE BIRDS.
SPECIAL, AWARDS AT THE POULTRY AND
PIGEON SHOW.
,.,n,,s,n ATTENDANCE AT THE EXHIBITION

MEETINGS OF FANCIERS' CLUBS.
n,.- or1 Pigeon Show at the Madison
:. - -,rton took on a decidedly interesting
80, yas,erday The storm mad Vahlsheu an" TIC
bird. of all kinds plumed their ieaehe'S III apo
ont delight over the change. The attehuAnce IL"
creased and the receipts swelled so ina, 'i"'
l,,anh.,r,lr who has been interchangeable in MS
.rde ,yors to make a success OF the snow ur'l"'e"
last evening that there would DE- " ''''' " ~
yin of profit the exhibition.
Tbe awards have been so we'll meted out 'ha'
NOT , rrot,s. against has been Med ihe'e
will be awards Of $3.50 In prizes to-day fo'e0"S'
Dunn promised Mr.. Chamberlain yesterday '"''
weather for to-day. ana in consequence +" - "a
,ec,ed tina. the children will be out in large mum
h.rs 10 make Il "A bantam and pigeon DAY. No'
ht,i uil he removed from the show untl iV''V
o'clock tonight the close OF the exhibition 20
,hot the choice ones which have been sold or nave
drawn first prizes. Will be on exhibition az long as
the doors open.
rne American Black Mlnorca club met in the
Garden Yesterday and elected the following ON
c.rs. ] H. Santec. OF Chenang) Bridge. y. /"
,,,.s,le,,. Ezra Cornell o. Ithaca. y y, wee
president: Mrs Fitsch. u Syracuse y y secre-
,ary and treasurer. Executive Committee W.
M.ttier OF New-Jersey; George II. Northfup' OF
New-York: J Gamcwen. OF New-forN; {. IL ha%-
ard Of Michigan. and f. q. Marqnardt OF iowa
a, a meeting OK the American Barb and carrier
ho,l wa. adopted FOR marking young birds Tor
lses The classification for carriers and barbs Tor
the mex. Nev-YorN show was adopted. Several
new members were also elected The club decided
to offer challenge cup FOR the bost ~" carrier
,a ais FOR m. best lS-i barb. be contested FOR
by the members Of the club
The American Loghoru club elected the follow
Ing officers for the coming year; W. +. Whiting
OF Holyoke. Mass. president; William Eilery
bright vice president. James Forsyth second wee
president John {. Haynes third vlce-presdeh''
August H. Arnold. fourth v!ce-president' Ezra Oo'-
neil secretary and treasurer. Executive commit
tee T. Howell h V. Ropes. ". J. Andrews
,;.ors. " o,erhout H. ". Weeks, " +.
Wheeler H. ". smith. George II. Burgtrt. w t.
TAYLOR 4 NJ Bauman and \. +. Fitsch
The prizes Of silver cups. ranging In value rom
500 down were an interesting feature OF the eAh'-
bton yesterday. NJ" attracuom au't e., W.
81 Philadelphia This Is the only pair OF the kina
In the show. They attracted much attentom , Ia,
from brighton. England. as prize winners AZ tiS
recent DAIRY show Ia Brm'nshnm Inc p'trs , " ,h
steamer III VII h they came I'D not arrive III
Philadelphia until Thursday .,,, .,,.r,s
The following arc some OF the sp'''"I """'us
made yesterday
'ic 81 Gc-, %s p. w. ana then 1r" Inc .sni 5
.rr rnel.nlp be claimed G,er b., Jne Nv YORK
President JANE Forsyth. 4 the American fouiiiy A.
,oratan offered ses cup for the best ese,on N an;
Poo
; ,aa ~ al. '' poa 'y aa s william Nc
silver up eaac 500 hes, display IAnssnan, to be
~op thrco mrs l%io" ~ i 1isp n 1 WIN
silver cup 500 for best display barred Plymouth
Ha e I" u l,gs Rl Y,hSr Of lr Mas.
silver cup Diana" Oalue 500 for beat two Hight
nrahnn c'rker"s and pu"s. 10 be a" me iimes 20,
GARDEN conipan, Won by oakland Farm Taunton. Mas
cup Cyaiu- So, Tor beat display wyandot'es 70
l..fr kkI.lr
los James For.,th. ~ oweso. y. \.
s,er cup ohe president cup for the Gss, headed
"si ,,ur won t George " Eckcrt Of Allentown penn
handed members Jacohn club only to he won hire
Hmrrirnn Jnco6a tiuS Won by L. t. HoslIns Of Glen
Riddle Penn.
silver cup value So, Tor red Jacobin isa' banded
r memlsrs acobn CUP only 70 b. Eor ~, hrre nmrs
Jacohn club. Won 10y NJ. u. Blanch. Of Lebanon Penn
SILVER Naus $50 ,9r best test yeiow J"eon , l',s
handel tr members S'|n 'D c Sh TO S won h., "T g
American Jacobln club. Won by NJ Il. Blanch. u
Lebanon. Penn
banded Tor memhcr. Jacoin cub only to he three
Xir'P JscoCin cub Won by NJ H. BIanch. Of
Lebanon. Penn.
silver cup for the hes 1898 tanail bred
by exhibitor. for members Of the American Fanta club
cnim.d Given y the American Tan,a club Won by
IIayermeyer brothers. Of Mah"ah. y. j.
silver cup for 1895 banded coored anail bred
BY exhibitor for members Of the American Fanta club
only TO be three times before ownership can be
Gained. Given by American FantaU Club. Won by
Heverrneyer Brothers. OF Mahwah. ~ J.
Silver cup for saddle fanta 1890 banded bred
10y exhibitor FOR members Of the American Fanta Club
only. o be three times before ownership be
Given 10y the American Fantai Club. Won by
Iiavermsyer brothers. OF Mahwah. N. J.
Twenty-Five dollars IN gold for best display light
Brnhmas Given by the ASS relation. Won by Oakland
Farm Taunton Mass
Twenty-Five dollars in gold for best display Iiamburgs
Given by the ASSOCIATE, Won by william Mcneil. Lon
don. Canada
Twenty dollars gold for best display Polish Given
by association Won by William Mcneil London. Canada
Medal for best 1899 bred muned tumbler bred by
exhibitor Of the American Tumbler Club only
Given by American Tumber Club. Won by Frank w
Gors-. Of Hghanivie Mass
Medal for best 1925 American bred clean legged
tumilcr by exhibitor. FOR members Of the American
lumber only. Given by tn. American Tumbler Club
by Arthur II. Sargent. OF Boston.
The Dragon offered the club vaue $50 for the
dragon cock hen. any color Competition open To
members o the Dragon club. Won by j. C. Norris. OF
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