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ville, Mm*?.; Jack, W. U. Bnrroll, Sprloellelfl; March, J. Dwight Fnii- 
ci>, FiUslieltl. jVI ;hh,; Ned. 0. VV. Blis?. Sprinefield; Block Duke, Frank 
Warren, Sprinelleld: Bess, W. H. Balnom, Worcester; Trim, do.; 
Darii, X. Sultas, Brooklyn; Mab, Emerson Foote, N. Y. 
Class 39.—Champion pointer class. 
Whisky, Dr. W. S. Webb, IN. Y.; Jnno, R. Eaves, Providence; Pete, 
G. A. Strone, West Meriden, Conn.; Da«b, J. F. Harrison, Springfield: 
Guy, It. O. Morris, Springfield; Tip,“N. II. Daniels, Huiii.ingr.on. Mass.; 
Start, T O. Downitig, West Meriden, Conn.; Lex, 11. 8. Hyde, Spring- 
field; JitT. A. l'\ Craig, Ilnrtfora; Cal, C. W- Nixon, Springfield; 
Grouse. W. E. Sibbon, East Hartford, Conn.: Rip, J. E. Murphy, 
Springfield; Guy, ,1. N. Dodge, Springfield; Dot, E. C. Hawes. Spring- 
field: Seoul, E. H, Lathrop, Springfield; Daiav, Sandergon Williams, 
Springfield; Quaker. Wm. ill. Williams. Springfield; Jake, LI. C. Taft, 
Springfield; Lon, J. S. Fay. Sonthboro, Mass.; Mack. J, C. Woodward, 
South HmJley Falls, Mass.; Belle, Horace Smith, N. V. 
SPECIAL CLASSES. 
Class 10 . 
Duke. Drake ami Dora, Lntlier Adams, Boston; Peg. Trim, Bess ood 
Daisy, W. 11- Balcotn, Worcestet; Doll, Adonis aud Charm, Geo. Dein- 
no, New Bedfoid. 
Class 41.—For the best collection of pointers owned by 
one person. 
Ned, F. Schncbardt, N. Y., Fin, do., Tom, do.; Don, Rap and Mack, 
J. Warburton, New Britain, Conn, 
Class 42.— For the best brace of setters owned by one 
person. 
Trim and Flash, S. T. Hammond, Springfield; Scout and Rock,Luther 
Adams, Boslon; Dash and Nellie, J. U. Steele, Ellington, Oonn.; Dick 
and Shamrock, Win. Jarvis, Claremont, N. H.; Cash and Cnarm, Ethan 
Allin, PuinTrot Cumre, Conn.; Don aud Shot, B. Van Durvverker, Slnra- 
ford; Noill and Shot, A F. Copeland, Boston; Lill and Dash, N. Saltus, 
13 lot jin. 
Class 43.—For the best brace of pointers owned by one 
person. 
Shot and Ben, S. T. Hammond, Springfield: Pete and Mab. J. A. 
Strung, West Meriden, Conn.; Don, Theo, Alorford, Newton, N. J .; 
May, do. 
Class 44.—Fot the best setter dog pup. 
Rock, J. Day, Springfield; Kent. Isaac Flake, Worcester; Prince, Ln- 
ther Adams, Horton; Joe. Dr. S. Fleet Speir. Brookljn; Pop, W. H. 
Burrull, Springfield; Mack, J. N. Francis, Bridgeport; Duke. W 0. 
Harding, Siam told; Trump, V. ill. Pond, Harlford; Smart, E. A. Herz- 
herg. N- Y.; Rake.E. Orgiil, N. Y., Ruby, do.; Rap, Dr. J. Al. Bos- 
iund, Boston. 
Class 45.—For Ibe best pointer dog pup. 
Pat, Geo. DcF. Grant, X. Y\; Fritz, Gen. A. S. Webb, N. Y.; Shot, 
R. Eaves, Providence. Dick, do.; Sport, R. O, Soule, Springfield, Maas.: 
Ned, R. Richmond, Now Britain, Conn,; Pete, E. C. Blngbam, West 
Mettden, GirtiO., Rock, do.; Rex. F. Hour, Jr., Brooklyn; Sport, J. F. 
Jones, Springfield; Jim, IV. M. Williams, Springfield; Dick, U. G. Gil- 
more,Springfield; Dan, It. C. Brainerd, So. Headly Falls, Mass.; Phil, 
Jr., W. M. Titeston, N. Y.; Lew, O. B, Cooley, Longmeadow, Mass, 
. Class 46.—For the best litter of setter pups. 
Four pupa, E. A. Herzborg, X. Y.; 2 pops, J. Nesbitt, Jr., Cambridge, 
Mass., litter of puppies, C. H. Raymond, Morris Plains, N. J.; litter 
of six puppies, N. Saltns, Brooklyn. 
Class 47 —For tbe best Utter of pointer pups. 
Five pups, Dr. W. S. Webb, N. Y.; 2 pups, R. Eaves, Providence; 
litter ol pup-*, S. H. Davis, Durham, Coon. 
Class 48.—For tbe best setter bitch pup. 
Moilie, Isaac Fiske, Worcester, Muss.; Zolplia, J . Nesbitt, Cambridge, 
Muss.; ran, Dr. S. Fleet Spctr; Norah, J. N. Francis, Bridgeport. 
Class 40.—For the best pointer bitch pup. 
Daisy. Dr. W. S. Webb, >7. Y ; Psyche, C. W. Ilixon,Springfield, 
Maas.: Queen Bess, Bassett Thompson, Foxboro, Mass. 
Class 50.—For tbe largest dog. 
Rover, M. B. Crane, Springfield; Hornet, A. J. Marks, Chester, Mass. 
Class 51.—For the smallest dog. 
Tinnie, T. L. Davis, Holyoke, Mass. 
Class 53.—For the best trick dog or bitch. 
Guess, G. W. Rice, Spring field. 
The class of English setters, judged by Mr. N. Saltus, 
was not a numerous one and was soon gotten through with. 
There could scarcely be a dissenting voice as to the decision 
so far as the winner of 1st prize was concerned. Mr. 
Luther Adsm’s Scout, by his Rock out of imported Pickles, 
is a good dog, with a head that is simply perfect, and with 
much more size and subBtance than could be expected from 
a little bilcli of Pickles kind. But Rock appears to possess 
tlie faculty of transmitting his own quality to his progeny. 
Mr. Delano’s Cliai m, by Pride of the Border, out of Fairy, 
took second honors; but, although his breeding is so good, 
and notwithstanding his possessing the good t#aits of the 
Laverueks, lie was so fat that we did not consider his 
chanehcsso good as those of his kennel companion, Adonis. 
Mr. Parker’s Blue Blood, by Rock, out of Dora, who hafc 
grown into a fine dog since we saw him last fall, was 
third. 
We were glad to see Mr. Jarvis’ Dick take the place of 
honor in the red Irish class, although it was almost a walk 
over, as Mr. Saltus’ Dash, who would have pushed him 
very closely, was already a first prize winner, This gentle¬ 
man look first for bitches with his imported Lill III, and 
his brace wilh their litter of handsome puppies attracted 
much utteution. Snipe, placed second, was first last year 
in a much smaller collection. 
In imported Gordons or their progeny, the “bar” clause 
shut out the finest specimens exhibited, notably the bitch 
Norah and old Shot (late Jeromes’) the property of A. F. 
Copeland, Esq., of Boston, both being first prizewinners. 
Mr. Jerome Marble’s Grouse was deservedly placed first of 
those left iu, although Dr. Strachan’s Sport (second) was 
very close, and probably had he been marked with tan 
according to the recognized standard in this country, 
•would have takeu first honors. Sport is black with a little 
white, and is from Mr. James Qordeu Bennett’s stock. 
Monarch (third) a large, finely formed dog of the Bel¬ 
mont strain, was much out of condition, but being a 
youngster will show to advantage later. Lou, first in the 
bitch class, was imported as a puppy by Mr. Munn, and 
barring a somewhat short head, shows in coat and color 
the finest characteristics of the Gordon type. Mr. Emcrsou 
Foote was very close to the winner with Mab, half a point 
only separating them. Mr. Hammond’s Flash, a St. Kilda 
bitch, was well placed as third. 
The class of native setters was not only very large, there 
being over forty entries, but was very difficult to judge, 
Gordon’s, red Irish, and native English, being thrown in 
together in a manner which must have been most confus¬ 
ing to a judge who was called upon to decide upon the 
merits not only of different dogs, but of rival strains. Mr. 
Jarvis, however, stood up to his work nobly and scarcely 
erred in planing Mr. Morford's Don and May, first in the 
dog and bilcli entries respectively. We think that this 
award gave general satisfaciion, and we congratulate Mr. 
Movford upon his success. No one has worked harder, 
more persistently, or more successfully, to bring to perfec¬ 
tion a strain of native setters, A certain amount of chance 
enters into bench show exhibitions, and it is scarcely fair 
to criticise the action of a judge who is obliged to score 
his points on each dog according to his judgement, and it 
is not improbable that a very superior dog would show to 
the least advantage when under the hands of a judge, 
through timidity or fear. Among the native setters which 
appeared to us worthy of mention were, Lieut. Ilarry 
Metcalfe's red dog Jim, and Mr, J. Dwight. Francis’ March, 
of the old Ethan Allin strain. Mr. D, P. Charles, of 
Albany, also showed a very fine red dog named Fritz. 
Dimity was Avortliy of the place she received next to May. 
tier pen, in which was a fine litter of puppies by Pride of 
the Border, was a great centre of attraction throughout the 
show. 
Tlie pointers were also very numerous, and Messrs. Or¬ 
giil and Ballus, who judged respectively the large and 
small classes, had their hands full. Some confusion was 
created in judging the first named, from the fact of no dis¬ 
tinction having been made between dogs and puppies, some 
of tbe latter being so well grown that when they were 
brought before the judge he was in doubt as to how he 
should judge them. Mr. Schuchardt’s veteran, Tom, now- 
eleven years old, was awarded first position by judge and 
spectators alike, but we confess that we should have pre¬ 
ferred to have seen him followed by Mr. Brook’s fine im¬ 
ported dog Bingo, or the fine lemon and white dog Cal, 
owned by Mr. Hixon, of Springfield. Mr. Stephenson, of 
West Meriden, showed a very line young dog iu Phil, a son 
of the champion Pete. Mr. Schuchardt was fortunate also 
with his bitch Fan, taking second for this sex; nor do we 
think that there was the twelve points difference between 
her and the winner, Nellie, as shown by the judges card. 
In the small pointer class, the entries were notso numerous, 
and we doubt if the judge could have done differently in 
placing Grouse first. Whisky was followed very closely 
by the “Squire’s” Belle, only one point separating them, 
and one of Whisky’s first litter, Rex, was named as the 
best dog puppy. 
The spaniels were very much mixed up. Mr. Bestor de¬ 
servedly took first for cockers, with his Snip, and his bitch 
Ju)iettc was second in her class. Mr. Morford had any¬ 
thing but an easy task in judging tlie various classes en¬ 
trusted to him, so mixed were the entries. In fact., it 
seems that while most sportsmen have been devoting their 
time and attention almost wholly to setters and pointers, 
the smaller breeds of sporting dogs have been neglected to 
such an extent that but few are well posted as to the chur- 
acterislics of the various strains, and a general comming¬ 
ling is the result. The cockers were many of them clearly 
marked after water spaniels, and it was difficult to decide 
which strain was most prominent. So of the Clumber, in 
which only the color was left together wilh size and char¬ 
acteristic of the setter. The water spaniels were better, 
and seemed to be very distinct.. There was one entry, a 
dog, Ned, a Norfolk spaniel which bore evidence of being 
very pure blood, and was undoubtedly a fine specimen of 
this strain of Springer spaniels, lor which there was no 
class. This dog is owned by Mr. J. F. Jones, of Spring- 
field. 
Our space will not permit us to review the various classes 
of toy, pet, or watch dogs; although mention roust be 
made of the two magnificent Scotch slag hounds, Sir Walter 
aud Spider, exhibited by Mr. It. G. Bixby, of Nashua, N. 
H. These dogs were each awarded 100 points, the maxi¬ 
mum figure, denoting perfection. M. J. H. Seaver, of 
Malone, N. Y., exhibited a fine specimen of the Italian 
greyhound, which we considered superior to the one placed 
first by the judge. 
In the champion classes. Scout was placed first, and it is 
difficult to find fault with the decision, although some com¬ 
plaint was made that the judge was disinclined to allow 
due meed of merit to Norah, on the ground of herbeiug a 
GordoD, but with Shamrock, Dick, Rock, and Mr. Delano’s 
fine trio, Don, Adonis, and Charm, all to be passed upon, 
it was a difficult matter to decide. So also with the cham¬ 
pion native sellers, May being winner with 96 points to 
her credit, although pushed very closely by Mr. Saltus’ 
Dash. Pete was victorious as the champion pointer, as 
was anticipated. Pete is a very hard dog to beat, although 
his head is faulty. 
Iu the special classes many of tlie awards were based 
upon the points gained in the previous competitions. In 
the setter braces Mr. Adams was again successful with 
Scout and Rock, and also in the best collection class, with 
Duke, Drake, and Dora. Mr. Schuchardt won for the best 
collection of pointers, and Mr. Hammond in tbe braces. 
The awards will be found in full below. Take it alto¬ 
gether, and in spite of tbe fact that three day's work was 
crowded into less than two, tlie Rod and Gun Bench Show 
was a complete success, and there was less dissatisfaction 
expressed with Ibe awards of the judges than we ever re¬ 
member to have heard before. We desire to express our 
warmest I hunks to the officers of the club and tlie various 
committees for courtesies shown, and facilities afforded 
during tlie show. 
THE AWARDS. 
Class 1.—Imported English setters, or their progeny, 
that have never taken first prize at any Bench Show; J udge, 
N. Saltus, Esq , Brooklyn. 
Beet dog, sliver enp; Scorn. Luther Adams. Boston. Second best dog, 
t-olrl dog whistle; Charm, Geo. Dclitito, New Bedford. Third best dog, 
diploma; Blue-blood, W. F. Parker, Went Meriden, Conn. Best biten, 
silver collar; Peg, W. H. Bulcnm, Worcester. Second best bitch, stiver 
dog whistle; Jessie. E. A. Heizehorg, N. V. Third best bitch, diploma; 
Doll, Geo. llelano. Now Bedlord. Best aogpup,diploma; Prince. Luther 
Adame, Boston. 
Class 3. —Imported red or red aud white Irish Betters, or 
their progeny, that have never taken first prize at any[Bench 
Show; Judge, W. H. Gibbons, E c q., Madison. N. J, 
Beet dog, silver cup: Dick. Wm. Jarvis, Claromont, N. H. Second 
beat dog, gold dog whistle; Snipe, J. A. Barnes, Harlford, Conn, Tlthd 
best dog, diploma; Jack. Max Wunzlo, lloboken, N. J. Best bilcb, 
silver collar; Lill ITt, N. Saltus, Brooklyn. Second beat bitch; no 
award. Ttiird best bitch; no awatd. Best dog pup, diploma; Duke. 
W. C. 1 Ini ding, Stamford, Conn. 
Class 3. —Imported black and tan and black and tan and 
white Gordon setters, or their progeny, that have never taken 
first prize at any bench show; J udge, Luther Adams, Esq., 
Boston. 
Best dog, silver enp; Grouse, Jerome Marble, Worcester. Second 
best dog, gold dog whistlu; Sport, pr. A. Roeyell Si radian, N. Y. 
Third boat do^, diploma; Monarch, Horace Smi'li, N. Y. Be^t bitch, 
silver collar; Lon. W. M- TileaUm, N. Y. Second best bitch, silver dog 
Whistle; Mab, Emerson Eoote, N. Y\ Third Hear, hitch, diploma; FJadi, 
S. T. Hammond. Springtide!. Best dog pup, diploma; Rake, E. Orgili, 
N, Y. Best bitch pup, diploma; Rnby, E. Orgiil, N. Y. 
Class 4.—Native setters of ariy strain that have never 
taken first prize at any Bench. Show; Judge, Wm. Jarvis, 
Esq., Claremont, N. H. 
.Best dog, silver cup; Don, Theo. Morford, Newton, N. J. Second, 
best dog, gold dog whistle; Ned, J. A. Larkin, Wcatfleld. Muss. Third 
best dog, diploma; Jim, Samuel Scranton, Providence, R. I. Best bitch, 
silver collar; May, Theo. Moiford, Newtou, N. J. Second beet bilcli, 
silver dog whistle; Dimity, C. 11. Raymond. Morris Plains, N. J - 
Third best bitch, diploma; Maud, John Nesbitt, Cam bridge., Mass. 
Best doe pop, diploma; Rab, Dr. J. M. Bortaud, Boston. Best bitch 
pup, diploma; Bess, W. H. Ealcom, Worcester. 
Class o.— Poinlers of 50 lbs. weight and over that have 
never taken first prize at any Bench Show; Judge, E. Or¬ 
giil, Esq., N. Y. 
Best dog. silver cap; Tom, F. Schuchardt. N. Y. Second besf dog, 
gold dog whistle; Jake, H. (J. Taft, Springfield. Third best dog^di- 
I_ _ m pap* diplL.. m |_I ., 
pup, diploma; Flirt, Lewis Miller, Springfield. 
Class 6.—Poinlers under ol) tbs. weight that have never 
taken first prize at any Bench Show; Judge, N. Saltus, 
Esq., Brooklyn. 
Best dog, silver cup; Grouse, W. E. Gibbons, West Hartland, Cono. 
Second best dog, gold dog whistle; Guy, J. N. Dodge, Springfield, 
Third beat dog, diploma; Lex, H. S. Hyde, Springfield. Bed. bitch, 
silver collar; Whisky, Dr. \Y. S. Webb, N- Y. Second best bitch, silver 
dog whittle; Belle,’Horace Smith, N. Y. Third l)ea-bitch, diploma; 
Daisy, Sanderson and Williams, Springfield. Bust dog pup, diploma; 
Hex, F, Howe, Jr., Brooklyn, N. Y, Best bitch pup. diploma; Psyche, 
C. W. Hixou, Springfield. 
Class 7.—Cocker spaniels; Judge, Theo. Morford, Esq., 
Newton, N. J. 
Best dog. Smith & Wesson No. 3 revolver, value §20.00; donated by 
D. B. Wesson, Springfield, Mass.; Snip, H, J. BesLor. Hartford, Sec¬ 
ond best dog, one keg lbs.) Orange Ducking Powder; domued l»y 
Lallin <& Rand Powder (jo., No. 21 Park Row, N. Y.; Pal, Dr. J. M. 
Borland, Boston. Best bitch, fly-rod, value §20.00; donated by I. C. 
Marshall, model and pattern maker, Taylor streei, Springfield, Mass.; 
Fanny, Win. Thornhill, Springfield, Second he*t bitch, one keg((41 lbs.) 
Orange Duekmg Power; donated by Lafiin <& Rand Powder Co., No. 21 
Fark Row. N. Y.; Juliette, S. J. Bcstor, Hartford. Beta dog pup, di¬ 
ploma; Skip, A. Busselt, Pitt-field, Musb. Best bitch pup, diploma; 
Cora, S. Scranton, Providence, R. I. 
Class 8.—Clumber spaniels; Judge, Theo, Morford, 
Esq. 
Fur the beBt dog, split bamboo fly-rod, vulue )3lK00; donated by L. 
H. Mayott, dealer iu nporismen’s good 415 Mam sLreet, Springfield, Mase.; 
Max, Samuel O. Edwards, Florence, Mass.; no other awards in this 
class. 
Class D.—Retrieving spaniels; Judge, Tlieo. Morford, 
Esq. 
Best dog, American single-barrel breech-loading shotgun, valne $25.00; 
donated by Hyde & Shattnck, manufacturers of spor ting guns, 29d Main 
street, Springfield, Mass; Shot, J. M. Crosoy, -Jr., Enilclu. Mass. Sec¬ 
ond beet dog, camp lounge, value $6.00; donated by U. S. Camp Lounge 
Company, Troy, N- Y.; Prince, W. B. Morse, Indian Orchard, Ma«e.; 
T. Al. Aldrich was awarded diploma for the best dog aud bitch puppies. 
Class 10.—Irish water spaniels; Judge, Theo. JVLoiTord, 
Esq. 
Best dog, hunter's pet rifle, value $20.00; donated by a sportsman; 
Dandy, W. D. Steveus, Springfield, Mass. Second best dog, keg Orange 
Ducking Powder; Rover, R. W. Waterman, ALbol, Mat's. Bed blicb, 
(special prize, value $20.00; RusOV. Johnson, North Adams, Muss 
Second best hitch, Floss, G. E. Law, Springfield, keg Orange Duelling 
Powder. 
Class 11.—Fox hounds; Judge, E. S, Knowles, Esq.. 
Wort-osier, 
B -t dog or bitch, donble-harrelled breech-loading shot gun» value 
$50.00; donated by J. Steveud & Co., manufacturers of sporting guns 
aud rifles. Chicopee Falle, Mass.; Fan, Jerry Quirk, Worcester. bCicowl 
best dog’or bitch, 100 metallic shells, with loader and capper, value 
$25.00; donated by Geo. S. Hart & Co , Newark, N. .1,; fspon, W. L, 
Keyes, Springfield. Third best dog or bitch, keg of Orait"e Ducking 
Powder; domred by Lafiin & Rand Powder Co., No 2 1 Park Row, N. 
Y.; Whoop, C. H. While, South Hadley. Bust dog or bitch pup, Smith 
& Wesson revolver, Judy, Geo, A. Eumundu, Norik Brookfield, Maes. 
Second best dog or buck pup, camp lounge, value §6.00; donafvd by 
U. S, Camp Lounge Co., Troy, N. Y.; Slick, H. C. Jones, Stockbii.ige, 
.Mass. 
Class 12.—No entries. 
Class 13,—Dachshunds; Judge, E. S. Knowles, Esq. 
Iks! (lot;or iiitcb, silver meual, Daclisiumil. Col. Gmrk, JluucticoK'r, 
N. H. 
Class 14.—Deerhounds: Judge, E. S. Knowles. 
Beat, (log or bitch eilver medal, Sir Walter, II. J. Bixby, Nashua, N. 
H. Second beet dog Or bitch, diploma, Spider, H. J. Bixuy, Nar»hua» 
N\ H. 
Class 15.—Greyhounds; Judge, Ethan Allin, Esq., Pom- 
fret Centre. 
Best ilog or bilch, eilver medal. Fly, Mowry Bros., Wilbrabam, Mass, 
Class 16.—Newfoundlands; Judge, Elltan Alim, Esq. 
Beat dog or hitch, silver rntdal, Brunt), il. A. Phelnn. West Spnm;- 
Jleld. Second best dog or bitch, diploma, Rose, Mro. L. U. Merrill, W. 
Springlield. Best dog or uitch pup, diploma, Mrs. L. !S. Merrill, West 
Springfield. 
Class 17.— St. Bernards; Judge, Ethan. Allin, Esq. 
Best dog or bitch, silver medal, Major, E. Koekwood, Springfield. 
Second best dog or bitch, diploma, Honeat, A. J. Murks. Chester. 
Classes 18 aud 19. — No entries. 
Class 26.—Bull terriers; Judge, Geo. De F. Grant, Esq., 
N. Y. 
BeatUngOT bitch, Eilver medal, Jeasio. J. J. Higgins, SpringAelil. Sec¬ 
ond best ting or bitch, diploma, Fan, John fireman, Springlleld. 
Class 21.—Coilies or shepherd; Judge, ELhau Allin, 
Esq. 
Best dug or bitch, silver medal, Ben, J. J. Bliss, Lonemctidow, Muse. 
Class 22.—Dalmatian or coach dogs; Judge, Geo, De 
F. Grant, Esq. 
Best dog or bitch, silver medal, Jewell, J. Harris, Willltimnnlic, Conn. 
Second best dug nr btieli, diploma,Sparkle, B. Ueanio, Springfield. 
Class 23.— iSpilz; Judge, Elltan Allin, Ksq. 
bitch, silvor medal, Oimti, t 1 . W, NutcUei), Springfield. 
. ’ ' H. Raymond* 
Best dog — —, - , 
Class 24.—oeotch terriers; Judge, C, 
Esq., Morris Plains, N. J. 
Beet dog or bitch, silver collar, Dixie, J. H. Damon, Springfield. For 
the best dog or bitcJi pup, diploma, U. L. SmitU, West Sptingtleld. 
Glass 25—Skye terrier; Judge, C, Li. Raymond, Esq. 
Beat dog or bitch, silver collar. Chance, G- B. Bisseli, Springfield. Sec¬ 
ond beet dog or bitch, diploma, Bell, Gcu. J. Watson Webb, -X Y. 
Classics 26 and 27.—No entries. 
Class 28.—Pua terrier; Judge, C. H. Raymond, E-q. 
Beat dog or bitch, eilver collar, Fee, C. W. llise, Springfield. .See. 
best dog or bitch, diploma. Bounce, S. Hurom'md, Uoaiou. 
Class 20.—Black and tun terrier; Judge, C. II- Ray 
mond, Esq, 
Beal, dog cr bilcli, silver collar, .Tinlts, 8 B. Gray. Spriuefiiid. Second 
best doe or h-'lfli. Skilly, W. Noble, SprlngUel 1. For tbe Uenl- dog 
or bilcli pup, diploma. Snip, S. H, Hlmlly, Worm * i- 
Class 311.—Toy terrier; Judge, C, H. Raymond, IC?q. 
Britt dog or bitch, eilver collar, Tinnie, T. 8. EnVets, Holjoko. 
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