New-York tribune., 1902-01-12
POULTRY SHOW THIS WEEK.
RECORD LIST OF ENTRIES-NEW BREED
TO BE ON EXHIBITION.

The thirteenth annual exhibition OF the New
York Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Association
will open in the Madison Square Garden Tues
day at a. m. and viii continue until Saturday at
10:30 p. m. The Importance OF the show has been
demonstrated for so many years that It's coming
as one of the fixed events OF the is antici
pated with pleasure. not only by the people who
directly interested in the breeding OF fowls.
but also by the public in general, who have learned
that the exhibition has a commercial Importance
The broad lines upon which the show Is conducted
open its competition the entire world Theodore
A Havemeyer. Jr, OF New-York City. is the presi-
dent OF the association; Captain Charles M Grit
hng of Shelter Island N Y. is the treasurer. and
the stockholders include OF the best known
people identified with poultry raising and with
large private estates
The show will occupy the entire Garden. and the
arrangement Of the exhibits will show the different
classes in such a that those who desire to
find special fowls may do so with ease. Many
exhibitors who have not been in the New-York
show before, are entered, and in the standard
breeds of fowl such Brahmas. Cochins, Piym-
outh Rocks. Wyandottes. Langshans. Leghorns
and in game fowl. there will be greater number
OF entries than in any previous exhibition. The
Rantams largely represented.
A new breed of fowl which has been popular in
France and England. will be shown for the first
time-the Faveroles The breed originated by
farmers Faverole. France. who wanted the
choicest and best product for the Partisan markets
The popularity of the birds in England followed
their recognition in France. and. owing the
recent importations of the Valley Farm of Sims
bury. Conn. the breed will now be shown In New
York
The exhibition of game fowl will be especially
large and in the pigeon department every pos
sble available space will be filled The incubators
and brooders will also bring forward entirely
inventions. and the showing of poultry supplies
will be larger than usual.
The pet stock department. which has been mat
ter of special interest will show cats, cavies and
rabbits. and among the felines will be number
of prize winners exhibited by owners. who have
many prizes at various exhibitions.
The judging will be difficult. birds which have
prizes at Buffalo, Philadelphia and other
places will be in competition with New-England
and New-York birds. The judges in the various
Monroe. Conn: C. NJ Griffing. Shelter Island: j.
F. Grangle Fishers Island ]. z. Cothran New
Rochelle; P. H. Scudder, Glen Head, n. Y: G. E.
Station n Y: G. W. Weed. Kant Lee. Mass: H.
]. Gulbot. Johnstown N Y: Richard Okla. Ian
don, Canada; G.. c. Brown. Baltimore. Md; T. E.
Orr. Pittsburg. Penn; ]. II; Drevenstadt Johns
Fiikin. Upper Montcair n, J.: George Grifnng,
Shelter Island. y. Y; S. H, TAYLOR. Sibley. m F.
b. thinner, Gloversville, n. Y: F. B. Gaylor,
Portsmouth, R. l.; Adam Thompson: Amity. Me.
For pigeons-A. NJ. Ingram. Milford. n H; James
George Feather. Dorchester. Mass: Joseph Gavin.
Boston, Mass; w. W. Kline. Reading, Penn; AL
exander Hay Jersey City. Pet stock-T G. Tur-
ner New-York; John Robbins, NewYork: e; H.
Barker Albany, n. Y; Frank Kline, Reading,
Penn.
The meetings OF the various clubs will be held
during the exhibition, beginning Tuesday, and
the awards of special prizes offered by the clubs
will be made the latter part OF the week