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FOREST AND STREAM 
ABSTRACT OF PEDIGREES OF FIRST 100 DOGS ENTERED IN THE KENNEL REGISTER, 
Hde ul llic Boruer . 
Fnlrv. 
Ynrtng Laverock. 
R drrick Dhu. 
i Hilo. 
Uhngurry. 
IJaaii. 
Be-* (dead). 
Lil! Ill . 
lirr.. 
Name. 
Color. 
Sire. 
Owned by 
D ,U\ 
E I.. 
?r and white.... 
, ..ion and white.. 
lOniuaeand white.. 
Bine Br-lion. 
Orange and while.. 
L'Ver and white.... 
lied. 
do 
Blai k and while... 
BUr.k and white... 
Change and w hue.. 
•go and white.. 
Duke.. 
PiKke.'..; 
Turk.... 
I> Hon... 
Dimple.. 
Liver and white... 
1 rami white_ 
Black -nd tan. 
Orange and ubre.. 
on and w lute . 
l*-rgej Boy.. 
Koietu;. 
B He >h».pp2ird. . 
.take. 
■Vini). 
Be-H.V’.V.V.' .’.’.!! 
. 
iuht. 
Hock. Jr. 
Jule. 
Mug. 
N.d. 
Dink'*. II. 
Uouiit of Orange 
Scot. 
Kent. 11. 
Nellie. 
Belle. .. 
Zilnlm. 
Bon Hoy.. 
Bflle. 
P.dl, Jr..., 
Waif. 
Mi ud. 
Daisy. 
Bmstfela,. 
F..x. 
B« lie. 
Bon 111... 
j Dnke. 
Ihck. 
'Fan. 
J ick... 
Don.... 
R-x_ 
. I Lav. setter d- 
do b.... 
.1 do d.... 
do d... 
er b.... 
do d.... 
do d.... 
Black, white and it 
Bittt k and white... 
Bed. 
Liver. 
lack and wh'te... 
Orange and while.. 
Black, while and u 
v\ niie. I»l*ck and ti 
White ri d liver_ 
Black, white and u 
do 
. do 
Black find tan_ 
Oiange and white.. 
Black find white,. 
R*d and white_ 
Llvvr and white. 
Red. 
Black, white and it 
do 
do 
do 
do 
Red and white ... 
Oiange and white.. 
Black and tan. 
White and livir... 
Red and while.... 
Bmck and lan. 
Black. 
Black to d i 
bluet 
l tall.. 
Rid. 
■ Jack ana tan. 
Bluck, white and tan.. 
buck and while. 
Orange mi d white. 
Leu 
do 
Orange aDd white. 
ti> d. 
Black. 
bluek and tan. 
Black, white and tan. 
Bla k. 
Blaca and tail. 
Oiungeand white. 
black, white and tan. 
Red. 
Liver ai.d wane. 
Lemon and wlme. 
Botck aud lan. 
Back, white and inn. 
Orange and white..... 
13 ack aud white. 
Red.. 
Liver and w hite. . 
Red ahii white,.. 
B ack and ran. 
b.... 
b.... 
d.... 
d.... 
b... 
b.... 
d.... 
d.... 
b.... 
b..,. 
b.... 
Setter 
Pointer 
Seller 
d .. 
d... 
d... 
b... 
d.., 
b... 
1.. 1869. 
1.. 1872. 
|..1874. 
.,1875.. 
..1871.. 
..1875.. 
-3871.. 
1875., 
1875.. 
..1 75.. 
..i8;5.. 
..1874.. 
1873.. 
..1874., 
.1875., 
.. 1873., 
.1875.. 
.1872.. 
.1875.. 
1875 
1872. 
1873. 
1875. 
.1875. 
..1874. 
1873. 
,.1873., 
.1874 
1872. 
.. 1815, 
..1875. 
..1875. 
..1875, 
..1875. 
..1872. 
..18.4. 
..1872. 
. 1876 ., 
.1876. 
.187b., 
Dash II . 
Dash II,,.... 
Bine Prince. 
Pride of the Border. 
Dnke. 
Piide of the Bolder., 
•lack. 
Pat.. 
Shamrock.. 
•11 in. 
Jim. 
Jim... 
Flash. 
Grouse . 
Joe.. 
Joe. 
Bang. 
Judge. 
Jim.. 
Sancho III. 
Piide or the Bolder.. 
Kent. 
Phil. 
Pake.. 
Duke _ 
Busier. 
Hash. 
Dick. 
Dash. 
Prince. 
Tippoo. 
Bit-mark. 
Dash.. 
Prince. 
Piide of the Border., 
Leicester. 
L ee ester. 
Leicester. 
Pride of the Border.. 
. 1 * 76 . 
.I8c9. 
.1876., 
.1876. 
..l8.6. 
„.1875. 
1872.. 
1873.. 
..1875,. 
,.187< 
1876.. 
1875.. 
1875. 
18u8. 
1873. 
: is 6 
..875.. 
Dan. 
L- icester. 
Hake. 
Pake. 
Rrke. 
Rake. 
Tam. 
Josh. 
Shot.. 
Dash. 
Rock. 
Belmont dog. 
Dou. 
Don. 
Duke of Gordon.. 
Dash. 
Dnke of Gordon.. 
Dick. 
Duke. 
Don. 
Rock. 
Rock. 
Rock. 
• evk. 
Jack. 
Phil. 
Mack. 
Mike . 
Leicester. 
Shot. 
Shot. 
S«orm. 
Leicester. 
sport. 
Dash. 
Don. 
ick. 
Nick.. 
Dick. 
Don. 
Jerry. 
Dick. 
Bob. 
Boh. . 
Rory. 
«el‘i 
II.. 
Moil III. 
Fairy. 
Fairy. 
May I!. 
Bonnet Carre.. 
Frisk. 
Bob. 
Lill II. 
Whisky. 
Whisky. 
Pan If. 
Juno. 
Di.. 
■ey . 
>P-*c 
feliy 
Snkey, 
riino. 
Daisy. 
Dora. 
Ruby. 
Whisky... 
Whisky . 
Flora II.. 
J «ne. 
Dr. W. S. Webb.... 
do... 
F. S. Scbnchardt. 
N. Y, Kennel Club.. 
Captain G>afton. 
Theo. Morford.. 
.18 5., 
.1S75. 
.1875.. 
,1872.. 
.1874. 
B« He.... 
Dimiiy.. 
Be le.... 
Kitty.... 
Fanny.. 
Laay... 
Fanny.. 
Belle... 
Moliie .... 
IvMte. 
Fannie.... 
. KHffii.. 
St. Hilda.. 
Nell. 
Fan. 
let . 
Kate. 
Dart.. 
Nellie. 
Nellie. 
Belle. 
Dart.... 
Bessie I... 
Bede. 
Pet. 
Daisy .... 
Jet.. 
Dat.«v. 
Bt. Hilda.. 
St. Hilda.. 
Daisy. 
udy_ 
□til.. .. 
•V hifky.. 
STt.ll. 
do.. 
iC. il. Raymond. 
1 do. 
do. 
do. 
do.. 
Wm. M. Ttleeton_ 
N\ Salrus. 
do. 
do . 
Lew!'* Miller. 
Dr. W. S Webb. 
Geneari A. S. Webb., 
Dr. W. S. Webb. 
Captaiu Grafton. 
Pheo, M or ford. 
.(MorrisPlains, N.J 
W. II. Giboons.... 
Dr.* w!"S7 Webb' 1 
C. H. Raymond_ 
A. C. Waddeli..*.!! 
G. Tiaeriale Buckle.. 
A C. Ducat. 
Dr. W. s. Webb.... 
II. Nealis. 
R TI. Purcell Llewellin. 
C. H. Raimo.d. 
Geoige Delano. 
iwner. 
Dr. (J. Biirgendihal. 
R. L: Pm cell Llewellin.. 
L. H. Smith. 
D. C Burgei.dlhal. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
S. Holloway. 
Ethan Allin. 
W. a. & A. F. Mnllin 
J. C Hatch. 
-UnbbcJI. 
A F. Com land. 
Dr. .F. B. Grceuough.... 
do. 
; Fiekc.... 
do. 
Tohn Nesbitt.. 
do. 
A. J. Iiuyler. 
A.C. Waddell. 
A. Lewis. 
hi. Huidekoper.. 
L. U. 8-niith. 
J.T. Underhill. 
do.. 
J. B, S ttle. 
L. H. Smith. 
John Davideon. 
•' K. Felton. 
Theo. Morford. 
S. Fleet Spetr.. 
do.. 
do.. 
R.O. Gates. 
Dr. 8. Fleet Speir’.! 
’do,, 
do .. 
J. Yon Longerke 
G. deF. Grant. 
G H. Wild. 
Thomas Rodman, Jr.. 
A. F. Copeland. 
George M. Whitm.... 
- Dilly. 
do.. 
J. H. J. Doaue. 
L. V. McCloy. 
W.F. Steele 
C. W. Copeland_ 
’ W. Knox. 
do. 
W. R. Hobart. 
J. W. Benton. 
hiptaiu Grafton.... 
I. J. Sneltenherg.. 
do.. 
do.. 
Granville P. Hours.. 
S A. Jefferson. 
W. H. Acher_ 
Waller Dr«ne. 
D. C. Burgendthal.. 
do.. 
W. T. Dortch.!.*! 
B. A. Shapley ... 
do.. 
H. W. Durgl’n......!!!! 
• 
J. Dwii»ht Francis. 
L. C. Bnicp. 
Mux Lemaire.. 
G, Bird urinnell. 
Alexander Pope, Jr..!. 
Dr. F. B. Greeuongh.. 
do. 
H. N. Munn. 
do. 
!; Newton, N. J. 
.J do 
. I do 
. flohnken. N. J. 
. 'New York. 
. Red Bat k, N. J. 
. Frank fori, Ky. 
. .Boeton Mu-s. 
. j North Uxuridge, Mass. 
, Lake City, Mintj. 
. j do 
. 'New Bedford, Mass. 
I’liiladripho:. 
. iPiennoni, N. Y. 
. Boston, Mass. 
. Pltlsburgb, Pa. 
do 
Newark, N. J. 
ISpiingticWl, Mass. 
. | New York. 
New Brighton. Pa 
. Hoboktn. N. J. 
iBediord. Mast*, 
do 
do 
do 
New- Yoik. 
‘ l Troy, N. Y. 
Clarksonvj|le, Tenn, 
Indianapolis, lud. 
I do 
. Clark-onville, Tenh. 
. I Hazel ton, Pa. 
„ do 
Bangor, Me. 
M a; cell us, N. Y. 
Pittsfield, Mass. 
-New lork. 
New Haven, 
Boston. 
edur Kapida, Iowa, 
C. Waddell.... 
Dr. W. 8. Webb.. 
T. Robbins... 
do. 
M. Blai-chard. 
! Waddell.... 
,. Theo.•Moroni!!!!!.!. 
. Dr. S. Fleet Speir.. 
. Charles F. Buucroft . 
do. 
. Max Wchzel. 
. k. 8. Davenport. 
. F. Howe, Jr. 
J. Robbins . 
do . 
< harlets Allen. 
Au&rtn Hart. 
.IW H. B’dcom. 
WorcttHer, Mas3. 
do 
'ambridge, Mass. 
Bridgeport, Conn. 
IMeaUv jtlc, Pa. 
uwen So.iii.i, Canada, 
luckahoe, N. Y. 
do 
La Salle, HI. 
Boston. Maea. 
Hoboken. N. J. 
Bangor, Me. 
Pri. ceton, H, J. 
Wethertfieid, Conn. 
Worcester, Ma=8. 
New Bmain. Conn. 
Worcester. Mas*. 
— In Dr. Web Vs article last week on surfeit manges, the 
pill composed of iron, quinine, mercury and arsenic, 
should contain Foic’er's solution of arsenic, and not pow¬ 
dered arsenic as made to read through error. 
Bismarck. —We shall publish m-xt week a portrait and 
sketch of Mr. Brook's celebrated ielter, Bismarck, recently 
smothered lo death while being transported from the West 
to Philadelphia. Bismarck was so generally known, and 
is ibe sire of so many good dogs that his biography will be 
read with interest. 
—Mr. J. J. Snellenburgh writes from New Brighton, Pa.: 
*‘Mr. George, Woodruff’s black bitch, Dinah, pupped ten 
fine, healthy pups, four dogs and six gyps t<£ my orange 
and white dog. Bam, on the IBihinst. Mr. WmM. Boyle’s 
black bitcb, Daby, has vi.-iled my orange and white dog, 
Sam. Daisy is out of J. W. Knox’s imported Field Trial 
bitch, Dimple, sire, Theo. Gray’s black dog, Don, and has 
proved herself a promising voiing biu h. 
-- 
The Centennial Bench show —Certainly all sports¬ 
men must admit that Mr. Burnet Landreth, in whose de¬ 
partment the bench show is included, has done everything 
that could be done to meet their wishes. In addition to 
remitting any entiance fee and providing food for the dogs 
free of expense, it.appears from the letter which we pub¬ 
lish below, that exhibitors will be given all the privileges 
of the general exhibition without charge. It will be noted 
that lhe time for closing entries has been extended until 
August 10th, and we would suggest that intending exhibit 
ors write to Mr. Lincoln for blank forms for entries with¬ 
out delay:— 
“In addition to the entries being free for dogs, each ex- 
hibiior will receive a free licket for all Hie exhibition 
buildings and grounds during the time their flogs are on 
exhibition. The Commission have decided lo appoint five 
judges for the various classes (four American .and one 
lureign), these five wili select a Chairman and a Recording 
Secretary from among themselves, and then proceed to 
divide themselves among the classes they are most suit¬ 
able for, and where any judge may find any difficulty in 
deciding he will be allowed to call in an expert to his as¬ 
sistance; each judge's decision will be required to be 
signed by all the five judges, thus preventing any collusion. 
This new departure will, I think, be favorably received by 
exhibitors, as the judges will have to be very careful, 
knowing that their decision wili have to be certified lo by 
the oilier four judges. The time of entry has been ex¬ 
tended to the 10th of August, and it is very desirable to 
receive them as early as possible, so as to secure a good 
location. Parties desiring forms of entry can obtain them 
trom this office. The classification of dogs will be the 
same as appeared in your paper of the 1st insl. 
Applications have already been received from some of 
the most noted breeders of Irish setters in Ireland. It is 
expected that the setter classes will be one of the finest 
ever yet seen in this country. 
I enclose you a full list of special prizes offered up to 
date and ihe classes they are given to. 1 would very much 
like to see the list increased, and hope some more sports¬ 
men will contribute to the great Centennial Dog Bhow. 
“Chas. Lincoln, Superintendent.” 
LIST OF SPECIAL PRIZES. 
The Philadelphia Sportsmen's Club a silver bowl, value $:00, for 
the best setter (Uoif or bitch) over one jear old. in ilie sbow. Also a 
silver bowl, value $100, for the best pointer (d^g or bitch) over one year 
old, any weight. 
C. L. Wei-cott, Esq., 511 Sonth Forty-second st., Philadelphia, offers a 
silver cop, value $50, f 0r tne second best English setter bitch over one 
year old. 
krauk Roan, Esq., offers a silver cap, value $50, for the beat im¬ 
ported setter. 
John Krider, Esq., offers a silver mounted dog whip for the best 
native seiter. 
Capt. A. H. Clay offers a silver dog whistle for the second best native 
setter. 
The Chicago FMd offers a silver cup for the best Irish setter dog over 
one year old. 
Fubest and Stream offers a silver cop for the best Irish setter bitch 
over oni: year old. 
Frank Roan, Esq., offers a silver dog col'ar for the best, dachshnnd. 
The Detroit Gun Club (Mich.) offers a -silver enp, valne $300, for the 
best Sjj'ter dog or oitch over one year old, exhibited from the State of 
Michigan. 
uhas E. Tucker, Esq., offers a Bilver cap for the beBt cocker spaniel 
(dog or bitch). 
[We understand that the special prizes of the Chicago 
Field and this paper are given for the best red Irish setter 
whether bred in this country or imported.—-E d.] 
Eknnel Produce.—O n the 29th iust. Mr. D. B. Fuller’s liver ai d 
white pointer bitch. Queen, whelp.*d %ix puppies,.all liver aud white. 10 
Mr. W. L Brook's imported dog. Bingo, five doge uud one gyp. 
Mr. E. A. Herzberg's orange and wbire English setter bitch, Jes.-le, 
prize wiuner Spiicyfield, 1876. which vva* mated with Mr. i hark'd H. 
Raymond 1 - Laverack setter. Pride of the Border, wlu-lphd July 2-*d, 1876 , 
live dogs and two bitch pups One dog pup died ibe same day. Tin* 
other pups, as well as Jessie, arc doing svi-lf. They are ail liter and 
wuite, and black and wtiite colored. Mr. lUrzberg claims thn r.mne of 
Patti aud Lucca for the two bitch pups on accouhl of ineir b anty. 
Orphiua. out of Glldersleeve’s Nellie, (full sister to Twuddtll's Bnstn), 
by Prde of the Border, presented her owner, Mr. C. S. VYesicoit, with 
niue whelps on the 10m of July; two orange and white dogs with black 
points; two orange and white gjps with black poin'8; turee chestnut 
and vn bite dogs, and one black aud white gyp. The latter is a veiy 
In-ah by one, and fall-sized. They will be shown at the Centennial 
Beucu Show. 
II. Thompson's liver and white setter bitch, Bell, oat of Thoinpso-’s 
imported Fauuy by Scott Rodman's Dash, gave birih to tight pups on 
the 2Lt imo.; six dou- and two gyps, by H. A. Tophaui’s liver c<»kred 
setter. Also ou thelHrh his ml seller bitch, Bale, whelped six pu?s, 
four gyps aud two dogs, by Ro ucson’s Jack. 
mg nnd §oniin$. 
HIGH WATER. EOR THE WEEK, 
Date. 
Bouton. 
New York . 
Charleston. 
July 27. 
s' 
55 
11 
11 55 
July 28..------ 
43 
1 
so 
eve. 43 
July 29. 
a 
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l 85 
Julj 3’k... 
6 
Hfl 
3 
22 
3 36 
July 31..... 
7 
38 
4 
2! 
3 36 
Aug. 1. 
8 
31 
5 
19 
4 34 
A lie. 2. 
9 
29 
B 
15 
5 XD 
The Mohawk Disaster.— On Thursday last the saddest 
accident recorded in the aunals of American yachting oc¬ 
curred off Stapleton, Staten Island. Commodore Garner’s 
magnificent schooner yacht, the Mohawk, said to be the 
largest sailing yacht afloat, and probably the most complete 
in her titling and adornments, capsized in front of the 
New York Yacht Club House, drowning her owner and 
his wife, Mr. Frost Thorn, the latter’s brother. Miss 
