Evening star., 1897-01-13


Barred Plymouth Rock grand special for
lest breeding pen)-A. F.. Warner
Barred Plymouth Rock (grand special for
best cockereD-A. Z. Warner.
Light Brahma (cock)-Philander Williams.
Taunton, Mass. judge-First prize, Charles
p. Ford, Baltimore; second prize, John l..
Cost. Hagerstown. Nd; third prize, Chas.
E. Ford; fourth prize, ]. E. Redcay, Read
ing. Pa; fifth prize, John L. Cost.
Light Erahma (hens)-First prize, John
L. Cost; second prize. John l.. Cost; third
prize, J. E. Redcoy: fourth prize, j. L. Cost;
fifth prize. ]. l.. Cost.
Light Brahma cockereD-First prize. J.
J. George, Baltimore, Md; second prize,
John L. Cost; third prize, John L. Cost;
fourth prize, Charles r. Ford; fifth prize.
J. l.. Cost.
Light Brahma (pullets)-First prize, ].
l.. Cost; second prize. Bagatelle poultry
yards, Woodbroock, Md; third prize, Baga-
telle poultry yards. Woodbrook. Md; fourth
prize. same; fifth prize, John L. Cost.
Dark Brahma (cock)-First and fourth
prizes, L. B. Minrich & Son, Carlisle. Pa;
second and third prizes, W. Q. Minturn.
Warwick, N. Y.
W. G. Minturn; second and third prizes, l..
B. Minnich & Son; fourth prize. F. G. Bean.
Dark Brahma fcockerel-First and sec
ond prizes. L. B. Minnich & Son.
Dark Brahma (pulleI)-Ffrst, second and
third prizes. L. b. Minnich & Son.
Buff Cochin (cock)-First, third and fourth
prizes Lynnhurst yards, Glassborough, n.
j.; second prize. A. P. Ingram, West Ches-
ter, Pa.
Buff Cochin then)-First, third and fourth
| prizes Lynnhurst yards; second prize, A.
p. Ingram.
Buff Cochin (cockereD-First second and
fourth prizes, Lynnhurst yards: third prize,
A. G. Oliver, Newark, Del; fifth prize, A.
p. Ingram, jr.
Buff Cochin (pullets)-First and fourth
prizes, Lynnhurst yards; second, third and
| fifth prizes A. P. Ingram.
Partridge Cochin (cock)-First prize, Up
lands poultry yards Mrs. Robert Garrett,
proprietor), Baltimore; second prize. G. W.
| Fuller, Charlottesville, Va; third prize, L.
b. Minnich & Son.
Partridge Cochin Chen)-First prize. Up
| lands yards. Baltimore; second, fourth and
fifth prizes, LynnhurSt yards; third prize,
| L. B. Minnich & Son.
| Partridge Cochin tcockereD-First prize,
| Lynnhurst yards; second prize, Rudolph
Thiele; third prize, c. E. schildknecht.
Partridge Cochin G'ulleo-First prize, C.
| E. Schildknecht; second prize, Lynnhurst
yards; third prize Rudolph Thiele
| White Cochin (hen)-First, second and
| third prizes, Lynnhurst yards.
| White Cochin (cockereD-First prize,
| Lynnhurst yards; second prize, r. Thiele;
| third prize, Frank Benton, Berwyn, Md.
White Cochin (pulle t)-First prize, Lynn
| hurst yards.
Black Cochin (cock)-First prize, Lynn
hurst yards; second prize. Allen G. Oliver.
Black Cochin (hen)-First prize, A. G.
Oliver; second. third and fourth prizes,
Lynnhurst yards.
Black Cochin tcockereD-Ffrst prize,
| Lynnhurst yards; second prize, Allen G.
| Oliver.
Black Cochin (pullet)-First prize, Lynn
hurst yards; second prize, Allen G. Oliver
Black Langshan (cock)-First prize. VIII
I liam II. Rhees. Washington, d. c.; second
prize, A. G. Oliver; fourth prize. w. T.
Levering, Baltimore; fifth prize Thomas
Ferguson, Washington. D. c.
Black Langshan (hen)-First prize Will
liam H. Rhees; second prize, A. G. Oliver;
| third prize, E. c. Connor; fourth prize,
Thomss & Ferguson; fifth prize. DR.. Thos.
T. Lea, Hodges S. c.
Brown Leghorn (cock)-First prize w.
w. Kulp, Pottstown, Pa; second. third and
! fifth prizes, DIR. H. w. Dorsey, Hyattsville
Md; fourth prize. Herbert Smith, Islip, N.
| Y.
Brown Leghorn (henl-First and second
prizes, Herbert Smith, third and fifth prizes
II. w. Dorsey; fourth prize, w. w. Kulp.
Brown Leghorn (cockerel)-First prize,
w. w: Kulp; second prize, w. H. Helm
bach & Co.. Allentown. Pa; third. fourth
and fifth prizes. DR.. H. w. Dorsey.
| Rose comb brown Leghorn hen)-First
and second prizes, W. ". Kulp.
Rose comb brown Leghorn (cockereD-
| First prize. w. w. Kulp.
The Pigeons.
| In the pigeon classes there has been live
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out well. In some classes birds that were
| first at the New York show were relegated
| to third place by the Washington judges.
| Among the homers Is beautiful bird,
| shown by Prof. Marion Of the United
States pigeon station at Annapolis, which
| wears solid gold legband, the gift of
the late George Washington Childs, and
| inscribed with the name of the giver. The
bird has a sea record Of go miles, having
| flown that distance from the Yorktown to
I To r<nsnR
miles without a chance to alight and rest
| Is q remarkable performance.
| The awards in the poultry classes are
| as follows:
| Black cocks-First and second, Walter
W. White, Baltimore. Md: third, r. Thiele.
| Black hen-Fiist, r. Thiele.
I Red cocks-First and second, Walter w.
White.
| ANY solid colored cock, bred in 1896
First, second. third and fourth. Walter W.
White.
Any solid color cocks, bred in 1885
First, seccEd and third. Walter w. White
| Bald Head Tumblers.
| Black cock-First. II. E. Jones, Brooklyn.
IN. Y.
Black hen-First, H. e. Jones.
| TunbleFs, Long Faced.
Solid or barred, either mufled or clean
legged (cocks)-Ffrst, r. @. Bean, Fair
view Village, Pa: second, G. e. Hunt, lib
| 7th street northeast, Washington. d. c.
Solid or barred, either muffed or clean
legged (hens)- First, F. q. Bean; third, c.
Any color, either mufred or clean legged
{cock)-F1rst. Morgan StiEemetz, 1446 Ken
esaw avenue. Washington. d. G.
Any color. either mufKed or clean legged
QhenG Morgan Stinemetz.
Par1of or Inside Tumblers.
Black hen-Second, q. K. Wheeler
Yellow eocks-second. @. 4. Flick: third
] md fourth. p. A. 6chneid. Lancaster, Pa.