392 



FOREST AND STREAM. 



[Jurat 15, 188JL 



6econd, the, class was not very good— at least as a rough-hatred 

 class. 



BLACK AND TAN TERMERS. 



We did not see this class, as we were at the other ring when 

 they were judged. Fannie was given first and the" other 

 prizes withheld. 



DANDIE DINMONT. 



Kepiel was much the. best of the two, and is a capital little 

 one, of the true type. He has greatly improved, if, as we be- 

 lieve him to be, ho is the Kelpie that we so much admired at 

 New York. 



IRISH TERRIERS. 



There was only Norah in the Irish terrier class, but she was 

 a host in herself . She is a fine upstanding bitch of great 

 quality, and was very well shown, 



SKTES. 



There were only two in the champion class, and we could 

 not see how the judge could decide, as so far as we could de- 

 termine, both were equally good. Jim was given the prize, 

 however. In the open class for drop-eared Bruce was alone. 

 He was very close to the champions, and if his coat had been 

 in good condition he would have been fully their equal. The 

 prick-eared class was very good. Mora was given first. The 

 other two were very nearly as good. 



PUGS. 



In the champion class Roderick had a walk over, as George 

 was absent, to the great grief of his many warm admirers, who 

 wished to see hirn meet Roderick when he was in good form, 

 as he was here, having recovered from his illness and showing 

 in grani condition. May was also in good form and had a 

 walk over in the bitch class. The open classes were a fair lot 

 and well placed. 



YORKSHIRE TERRIERS 



were not a first-class lot. We thought them very well judged. 



TOT TERRIERS. 



There were only two in this class. Both of them were little 

 darlings. Tina, who was placed first was just a wee bit the 

 sweetest. 



KING CHARL.ES SPANIELS. 



There was but one, a fair specimen. 



JAPANESE SPANIELS. 



This class also showed but one, which was only a moderate 

 one. 



ITALIAN GREYHOUNDS. 



Jim who won first was a well-bred one and well deserved 

 the prize. 



MISCELLANEOUS CLASS. 



This class is always the most unsatisfactory class to judge, 

 as there are so many different types. Marquis, a harrier, was 

 given first, and his sister Gypsev, second. We should have re- 

 versed this, as we thought'her the best. The rest were well 

 placed. 



THE SPECIAL PRIZES. 



Many of the awards in the specials followed the decisions 

 in the regular classes. These we shall not notice. Class A, 

 for the best kennel of five English setters, brought out as good 

 a display as we have seen in a long time. Mr. J. H. Gf-ood- 

 sell's string were awarded the prize. We do not know of a 

 kennel that can beat them. Mr. Davidson's entry came nearer 

 it than we supposed possible until we saw them together. 

 Class B, for the best, kennel of five Irish setters, was won by 

 the Emporia Kennel Club, of Emporia, Kansas. They made 

 a good showing. Nearly all of their dogs showed more or 

 lees of the Plunkett form, and were shown in capital condition. 



Class D, for the best five pointers, was awarded to Mr. 

 Joseph Lewis, of Apollo, Pa., who showed a good string. 

 Class F, for the best five cockers, was won by the Hornell 

 Spaniel Club, of Homeusville, N. Y., who were well deserv- 

 ing of the prize as they exhibited a beautiful collection of 

 these favorites, and snowed them in first rate condition, 

 Class XL for the best kennel of non-sporting dogs, was won by 

 Mr. L. G. Hanna, the president of the association, with his 

 three pricked-eared skyes. Mr. L. C. F. Lotz won the special 

 for the best kennel of greyhounds and was also awarded a 

 special medal by the association for the excellence of his ex- 

 hibit. 



Mr. J. Palmer O'Neil won the Parker gun, which was given 

 for the best puppy under eighteen months old. The associa- 

 tion also awa: ded the firm of which he is the head a special 

 medal for their display. There was something of a stir about the 

 special GGG-., which was a fine Remington gun offered for the 

 bjst English setter dog or bitch entered in the open classes, win- 

 ners excluded. The entries closed at 13 M. on Tuesday, but as 

 thferewere but two entries at that hour the time was extended 

 to 4 P. M., and several more were entered and the prize was 

 awarded to Miss Mu^.haiTs Sam Tilden, whereupon the owner 

 of the only entry that was eligible at the time when the entries 

 were advertised to close (the other entry having won in her 

 class), protested, and after a lengthy discussion the. directors 

 announced that the decision would be reserved for the pres- 

 ent. This appeared to be satisfactory, as no doubt was 

 entertained that the association would do exact justice. This 

 was all of the kicking that we heard, except a little that was 

 indulged in by one or two who owned worthless animals and 

 wished to give them a little send off, which any one could 

 see they very much needed. The following is a full list of the 



AWARDS. 



Champion English setter dogs.— 1st, A. H. Moore, Philadelphia, 

 Thunder, blue belton, whelped 1877, Pride of the Border-Fairy 117 



Special for English setter dogs that have won one first prize.— 

 ' i H i ' sell, New York, Pfantaganet, lemon and white, lyr. 

 lltnos., Dashing Monarch-Petrel. 



Champion English setter bitches.— 1st, J. H. Goodsell. New York, 

 Petrelll., blue belton, 4yrs., Priie of the Border-Petrel. 



Special for English setter bitches that have won one first prize.— 

 1st, John Davidson, Monroe, Mich,, Abbess, white, black and tan, 

 Syrs., Aftou-Fan. 



English setter dogs (except pure. Laveraek).— 1st. A. H. Moore, 

 Philadelphia. Darki-. black, white and tan, whelped 1877, Rhvl-DolLy. 

 2d,. John Davidson. Monroe, Mich., .Scottish Chief, black, white and 

 tan, lyr, Tim is.. Prince of Orange-Doll. 3d. W. C. Berringer, Pitts- 

 burgh, Pa.. Monte Chi isto, black and white, 13mos., Thunder-Bess. 

 Vhc, Detroit Kennel Club, Detroit. Mich., Royal Sultan, black and 

 white, 13inos., Racket-Kelp; John Davidson, Monroe, Mich.. Prince 

 of Orange, orange and wliito, 4J4yrs., Blue Prince II. -Flame. He, J. 

 Palmer O'Neil, Pittsburgh, Pa., Acme, black and white, l3mos., 

 Thunder-Bess. 



E lglish setter birches i except pure Laveraek) — 1st, John Davidson, 

 Monroe, Mich.. Doll, black, white ami tan, !h rs., Prince-Dora. 2d, 

 William McConway, Pittsburgh. Pa.. Dollv Day, black, white and 

 tan, 2yrs. 4mos.. Belton-Rosa. 3d, T. G. Davey, London, Out., Glen- 

 filass. black, white and tan, Syrs.. Rob Roy-Doll. Vhc, T. G. Davey, 

 Loudon, <mt., Ltddesdale, black, white and tan, 3vrs., Davidson's 

 Douglas- \ilsa: J. 0. Meyers. Cleveland, 0.. Nettle, black and white 

 ticked, 34.\'-s., Eock-Vjbson: Johu Davidson, Monroe, Mich., Glen- 

 gyle, white, black and tan, 3'^yrs., Rob Roy-Doll; Detroit Kennel 

 Club. Detroit. .Mich., Princess Mice, black and white, Knios.. Racket- 

 Kelp: Howard Hartley, Pittsburgh, Pa., Ruby, blue belton, 3jiyrs., 

 Rake.-Juio. 



English setter rings (of pure Laveraek peditrree).— 1st, J. H. Good- 

 sell, New York. Prince, black and white. 4yrs., Pride of the Border- 

 Petrel. 2d, T. G. Davey. London. Out., Lava Rock, blue belton, 

 2Wyrs., Dash-champion Maid of Honor. 



English setter bitches (of pure Laveraek pedigree).— 1st, J, II. 

 Goodsell, New York, Petrel HI., lemon belton, 2l4vrs., Carlowitz- 

 Petrel. 



English settei dog puppies, under lltnos.— 1st, L. G. Hanna. Cleve- 

 land, Ohio, Don, black and white, whelped August, 1881, Joe-Patch. 



English setter bitch puppies, under 13mos.— 1st, John Davidson, 

 Monroe, Mich., Heather Bell. . « lute. Mack and tan, lOmos., Princeoi 

 Orange-Doll. 2 1. Jacob King, Cleveland. Daisy, blue belton, lOmos., 



ihM ssie Turner. Vhc. D. O. Shea, London, Out., Fly, lemon 

 him nhlb m - Pride -Fly. He. Forest Kennel Club, London, Out.., 

 Forest Daisy, blue belton. SmoS,, Dick Laveraek -Forest Fly. 



Champion Irish setter .logs. -1st. A. H. Moore, Philadelphia, Berk- 

 ley, red, whelped IK it), Elelio-Loo II. 



Special class for Irish setter dogs that have won one first prize. — 



1st, John 8. Mcintosh Pittsburgh, Fa., Biz, red, whelped June, 1878, 



Dash-Flora. 



Champion Irish setter bitches.— 1st, Wni. H. Pierce, Peeksklll. N.Y., 

 Gussie, red, Syrs., Pratt's Dan-HobarPs Ruby. 



Special class for Irish settei- hitches that have won one first prize.— 

 1st, W. N. Cullender, Albany, N. Y., Norah O'More (formerlyNorah), 

 re 1, 3yrs. and 2mos., Berkley-Tilley. 



Irish setter dogs.— Emporia Kennel Club, Emporia, Kan., Irish 

 Kork, red, 2yrs., Karl-Irish Kate. 2d, Harvey H. Brown, Cleveland, 

 Red Hugh, red, Syrs., Going's Bob-Niall's Fan. Vhc, Emporia Ken- 

 nel Club, Emporia, Kan., Irish Ranger, red, 3vrs., Karl-Irish Kate; 

 Reginald H. Bullev, Canton, O., Ned, red, 2yrs. Imo., Conn-Nan. 

 He, Emporia Kennel Club, Emporia, Kan., Karl, red, 4yrs., ElchoIL- 

 Katty. 



Irish setter bitches.— 1st, W. N. Callender. Albany, N. Y., Lady Berk- 

 ley, red, 17mos., Berkley-Sampson's Nora. 2d, J". H. Goodsell, New- 

 York, Reddle, red, 2yrs„ Elcho-Rose, Vhc. H. E. Hill, Cleveland, 0., 



,„- H . red, 13mos., B: 



Mo.he, red. lSnios.. Bte-Ni 



Irish setter puppies, u 



Hudson, N. Y,, Guess, red 



Club, Empc ' 



He,, 



Chubb, Cleveland. 0., 



12nios.— 1st., Charles K. Van Vleek. 



s„ Chief-Tilicy. 2d, Emporia Kennel 



......k, red, Gmos., Karl -Irish Dell. Vhc, 



Emporia Kennel Club, Emporia. Kan., Irish Count, red. 6mos., Karl- 

 Irish Dell He, Thomas J. Budington, Brooklyn, N. Y., Snap, red, 

 lOmos., Chief-Tilley. 



Champion black and tan setter dogs.— 1st. A. H. Moore, Philadel- 

 phia, Bob, black and tan. whelped 1877, Lang-Floss. 



Black and tan setter dogs.— 1st, J. S. Niven, M. D.. London. Ont., 

 Argus, black and tan, SJ^yrs., Blossom-Moll. 2d, Willard Brothers, 

 Jonesboro, Iil , Lang, black and tan, 2yrs., Grouse-Moll. Vhc, Thos. 

 Neal, Cleveland. 0., Bob, black and tan, 3vrs., Grouse-Topsy. 



Blajk and tan setter bitches.— 1st. Willard Brothers. Jonesboro', 

 111., Dream H., black and tan, Syrs., Duke of Gordon-TUleVs Dream. 

 2d,H, R. Parker, Cleveland, Gip, black and cm 1',,-,-,-s vi-,,-, Jacob 

 King, Cleveland, Bell, black and tan, fiyrs., (Well's Ned-Farrer's Fan. 

 He, John E. Teal, Cleveland, Nell, black and tan. Syrs., Sam-Flora. 



Black and tan setter puppies, under 12mos— 1st, Franklin Kennel 

 Club, Rradner, O., Fannie, black and tan. Suios., Rupert-Sue. 2d, 

 Charles H. Potter, Cleveland, Pet, black and tan, 5raos., Victor Hugo- 

 Madge. Vhc, Charles H. Potter, Cleveland, Lady Flo, black and tan, 

 5uo3., Victor Hugo-Madge. He, S. Strange, Cleveland, Pouto, black 

 and tan, 8»vKs. 0, S. Strange, Cleveland, Nellie H, black and tan, 

 8wks. 



Champion poluters, over 551bs.— 1st, Detroit Kennel Club, Detroit, 

 "King Bow," liver and white ticked, Syrs. 9m os.. Champion Bow, 

 Peirscm's Taffee. 



Champion pointer bitches, over SOlbs.— 1st, H. W. Fawcett, New 

 Albany, Ind., Marguriette H., liver and white, 2>£yrs., Champion 

 Faust-Devonshire Lass. 



Champion pointer dogs, under oSlbs.— 1st, A. H. Moore, Philadelphia, 

 Donald, liver and white, whelped 1877, Boh Lord Se f ton's Sappho. 



Pointer dogs. 551bs. and over— 1st. E. L. Sargaut, Cleveland 

 Erownie, b s . j rs. 2d, J. Dieter, Cleveland, Shot, liver, 7yrr, 



Lady. Vhc, Joseph H. ICran Jew a sua., .'mi. t-~J i ■ - : ■ i . . bite ;cci 

 liver, Syrs., champion Bow-S. S. Read's Madge. He, A. M. Root, East 

 Saginaw, Mich., Princess Bow, white and liver ticked, 14mos„ King 

 Bow-Dot. 



Pointer dogs, under f>51bB,— 1st, W. R. Huntington, Fremont. O., Jet 

 (formerly Jado, black, 2yrs., Frank Lady. 2d. Willard Brothers, 

 Jonesboro' 111., Baronet, lemon and white, 3yrs., Rush-Rose. Vhc, A. 

 M. Weinhardt, Chicago, Joe Johnstone, white and liver ticked, ■•!;.■■ u 

 pion Faust-Devonshire Lass. He, Jas, Dieter, Cleveland, Dick, liver, 

 llmos., Shot-Bess. 



Pointer bitches, under jOlbs.— 1st, Detroit Kennel Club, Detro't, Yam, 

 white and liver ticked, llinos.. champion King Bow-Dot. 2d, Joseph 

 Lewis, Apollo, Pa.. Lill, lemon and white, lyr. lltnos., Duke-Nell 

 Vhc, Joseph Lewis. Apollo, Pa., Fan, lemon and white, lyr. llmos., 

 Duke-Nell; Joseph Lewis. Apollo, Pa., Nell H., lemon 'and white, 

 6yrs.,imp. Joe-imp. Nell. He, Willard Brothers, Jonesboro', HI., 

 Marie, liver and white, 2vrs., Sef ton-Kate. 



Pointer dog puppie ,-inderl2mo3.— Prizes withheld for want of merit. 



Champion Irish waier spaniels.— 1st, John D. Olcott. Milwaukee, 

 Wis., Barney, liver, Syrs., Shamrock-Shannon. Vhc, T. Donohue, La 

 Salle, 111 , Count Bendigo, liver, Syrs., Bob-Bridget- 

 Irish water spaniel.— 1st, A. J. Cooper, Milwaukee, Wis., Storm, 

 liver, 19mos.. champion Barney-Lady. 2d, J. S, Riddle, Erie, Pa., 

 Mickey, liver, Syrs., champion Barney-import eel Irish Nell. 3d, E. L. 

 Sargent, Cleveland. O., Aleck, liver, 4yrs. 



Champion field spaniels, liSlbs. or over. — 1st. Hornell Spaniel Club, 

 Hornellsville, N. Y., Benedict, imported, black, ','rr-.. champion Bach- 

 elor-Negress. Vhc, J. H. Winslow. Baltimore, Success, black, lyr. 

 9mos., champion Bachelor-Salus. 



Champion e acker spaniels, under 281bs.— 1st, Geo. Macbeth, London, 

 Ont., Zulu, black, 2yrs., Rollo-Louie. 



Spaniels other than black, 2Slbs. or over, dogs or bitches.— 1st, 

 Hornell Spaniel Club, Hornellsville, N. Y r „ Flirt H., liver, 3yrs„ imp, 

 Rollo-I ole. 



Spaniels other than black, under 381bs., dogs or bitches.— Prizes 

 withheld as under the American cocker stand.. id they tailed to score 

 high enough to win 



Black spaniels, 28ibs. and over, dogs or bitches.— 1st, Hornell Spaniel 

 Club, Hornellsville, N. Y., Dash, own brother to champion Kaffler, 

 black, Syrs. , Bachelor-Smutty. 2d, Hornell Spaniel club, Hornells- 

 ville, N. Y„ Black Prince, black, llmos., Benedict-Madcap. 



Black cocker spaniels, under 28 lbs., dogs or bitches.— 1st, J. S. 

 Niven, M. D., Loudon, Ont., Bene, black, lyr, Bob Ill-Black Bess. 

 2d, Hornell Spaniel Club, Hornellsville, N. Y., Brag's Girl, black, 

 loinos., Brag-Sara B. 



Spaniel puppies, any color, under 12mos.— 1st, Hornell Spaniel 

 Club, floruellsville, N. Y„ Madge, liver, Kinios., Benedict-Madcap. 



Champion foxhounds, dogs or bitches.— 1st, D. O. Shea, London, 

 Ont., Bugler, black, white and tan, 4yrs,, imp. 



Foxhounds, dogs or bitches.— 1st, D, O, Suea, London, Ont., Ring- 

 wood, black, white and tan, Syrs., Forester I. -Lady. 2,1, J. Bright, 

 Cleveland, (.)., Le la II, black, white and tan, 3>&yrs. Leda-Muse, 3d, 

 J Bright, Cleveland, O,, Lion, black, white and tan, 4yrs., Drive- 

 Muse. Vhc, Joseph Lewis, Apollo, Pa., Rover, black, white and tan, 

 5yrs, imp. 



Beagles, dogs.— 1st, W. H Todd, Vermillion, O., Spottie, white, 

 black and tan. whelped July IB, 188). Champion Lee Maud. 



Beagles, bitches.— 1st, W. H. Todd, Vermillion, O., Daisv, white 

 black and tan. July 10, 1880, Champion Lee-Maud. 2d, Detroit Ken- 

 nel Club, Detroit, Mieh.,,St]key, black, whi.e and tan, llmos., Cham- 

 pion Rattler-Lill. 



Beagles, dog or bitch, under 12mos.— 1st, J. M. Bergold, Canal Ful- 

 ton. O.— Boxer II., while, black and tan, Nov. 3, 1881, Cameron's 

 Boxer- Webb's Lady. 



Dachshunds, dogs or bitches.- 1st, B. F. Seitner, Davton, O,, Frau- 

 lein Waldeck, black and tan, llmos, Buck-Waldina. 3d, William 

 Loeffler, Preston, Minn., Gretehen. 



Fox terriers, dogs.— 1st, A. M. Weluhardt, Chicago, 111., Susie G, 

 white, black and tan. 19moS., champion Buff. 



Greyhounds.— 1st, L. C. F. Lotz. Chicago, Dorothea imp., black and 

 white, Sept. 15, 1870, Roi du Combat-Sciatica, late Fog. 2d, L. O. F, 

 Lotz, Chicago, Double Shot, imp., black and white. April 7, 1879, Riot- 

 Act-Svuifiower. 



Deerhounds. dogs or bitches. —1st, A, C.Spellman, Cleveland, Queen, 

 light, brindle, 22mos., imp. 



Champion mastiffs, bitches.— 1st, L. C. & H. L. DeZayas, New 

 Y ork, Lean, fawn, black, muzzle and black ears, imp. 



Mastiff puppies, dogs or bitches.— N. H. Hand, Cleveland, Max 

 fawn, Slmos. 



Rough-coated St. Bernard dogSi— 1st, Fred W. Rothera, Siincoe, On- 

 tario, Priam, imp, E. K. C. S. B. 7487, white, orange and tan markings, 

 4yrs, champion Hector-champion Ainy. 



Newfoundland dogs.— 1st, A. Ravenscraft, Cleveland, Wallace, 

 black, (iyrs. 2d, Henry Shanks, Cleveland, York, black, 4yrs. Vhc. 

 Fred A. Hudson, Cleveland, Don, black, Syrs, ami :iuius. , ioi'p. Mungo- 

 Deck, 



Champion collies, dogs.— 1st, J. Lindsay, Jersey City, Ayrshire Lad- 

 die, black, tan and white, Syrs, imp. Yarrowu'mp. Flossy." Vhc, Allen 

 S. Apgar. I\ew York, Marcus, black- and white, Byrs. 



Champion collies, bitches. -1st, John W. Burgess, East Orange, N. 

 J.. H ra. -able and while, Ijtjyrs., Old Sweep-Juno. 



Diamond, O., Wadie, black and 



hera, Suneoe, Ontario. Lassie and 

 •:c. i.;. A. Sueyd's Prince.; equal 



tan, 



. East i. 



J.", Fiyav 



.1. Danville, sable and 

 .my, N.J,,' Jock, sable, 



pupphs, black tan and whi 



1st, N. II. Mei'Hiu, DiamoiK 



Marcus-Isle. 2d. John V\ . | 



ble and white, lyr. lOaios., 

 Collies. — 1st, Jacob B. . 



white, Crno .. Vhc. John W 



HS%mos., imp. 

 Champion uulldogs. dogs 



Boston. Mass., .lady, white, 

 Chamoio'i bull terriers, over 2,1 lbs.,' dogs or bitches.— 1st, John P. 



Barnard, Jr., Boston, Mass.. Brandy, white, champion Dutch-cham- 

 pion Ln.ie. 

 Bun terriers, dogs or hitches, over 25 lbs. -1st, Geo. W. Moore, 



Pittsburgh, Pa., W lute Silk, white, llmos,. Silk H. -Elliott's Rose- 

 Bull teruars dogs and bitches, under 25lbs.— 1st, A. M. Weinhardt;, 



Chicago, Patch, white and brindle eye. 



hitches. — 1st, John P. Barnard, Jr., 



Rough-haired terriers, dogs or bitches.— 1st, Jno. H. Naylor, Chi- 

 cago. Prince Charlie, fawn, 13mos., Bily-Lady. 2d, D. O. Shea, Lon- 

 don, Ont., Lady, red, 4yrs. 



Black and tan terriers, dogs or bitches— 1st, S. H. Wilson, Cleve- 

 land, Fannie, black and tan, 3yrs., imp. 



Dandie Dinmont, terriers, (logs or bitches.— 1st, Robert Hume 

 Orange Court House, Va., Kepiel, pepper, and mustard legs, lyr., 

 Badger H.-Gypscy. 2d, Chas. Fielder, Cleveland. Dandy, gray, 

 281UOS , ijrp. 



Irish terriers, dogs or bitches.— 1st, J. S. Niven, M. D., London, Ont., 

 Norah. red. 2 yrs., Spring Nettle. 



Champion Skye terriers, dogs or bitches.— 1st, Win. Sanderson 

 Philadelphia, Jim, dark blue, 2yrs. Vhc. Gilbert RaOVrty, Pitts- 

 burgh, Mac. fawn, and black points, 4yrs., Sam-Mark Oretton's Quick 



Skye terriers, drop eared, dogs or bitches.— 1st, Gilbert Raltorty 

 Pittsbmgh, Bruce, fawn, and black points, Imp. 



Skye terriers, prick eared, dogs or bitches.— 1st, L. O. Hanna, 

 Cleveland, Flora, blue gray. lyr. 3 mos., imp. Judge-imp. Zip. 2d 

 L. G. Hanna. Cleveland, Judge, blue gray, 2yrs. (hubs., imp. Vhc! 

 L. G. Hanna, Cleveland, Zip and puppies, blue gray, 4vrs. 3-nos,, imp 



Champion pugs, dogs. -1st. M. IT. Cryer, M. D., Philadelphia, Rod- 

 erick (imp.), fawn, 4yrs„ champion Punch-Morris's Judy. 



Champion pugs, bitches.— 1st, A. H. Moore, Philadelphia, May, 

 fawn, 187!), Letter Carrier-Deafev 



Pugs, dogs.-lst, Col. W. II. Kims, Cleveland, Cafe, fawn. 2d, S. 

 H. Wilson, Cleveland, Punch, fawn, Kinios., imp. 



Pugs, puppies, dogs or bitches.— 1st, A. II. Moore, Philadelphia, 

 Roderick H., fawn, whelped January, 1882. champion Roderick-May; 

 vhc, H. Beecher, London, Out., Daisy, fawn, 2mos., Dalton's Pug- 

 owner's Bijou. Vhc, H. Beecher, Loudon, Out., Floss, fawn, Smos., 

 Dalton's Pug-owner's Bijou. 



Champion Yorkshire terriers, blue and tan, over Slbs, dogs or 



Yorkshire terriers, blue and tan, over olbs., dogs or bitches.— 1st, 

 P. F. McGue, Cleveland, Dick, blue and tan, lyr. 2d, P. F. McGue 

 Cleveland, June, blue and tan. lOmOS., imp. Tip-imp. Fannie. 



Toy terriers other than Yorkshire, under Slbs., tlogs or bitches.— 1st, 

 C. R. Moeller, Cleveland, Tina, black and tan, lainos. 2d, Miss Laura 

 Diebolt, Cleveland, Topsy. black and tan, 17mos. 



King Charles or Blenheim spaniels, dogs or bitches.— 1st, Mrs. A. B. 

 Linn, Detroit, Royal Bob, black, tan and white, Bob-Nellie 



Japanese spaniels, dogs or bitches.— 1st, S. II. Wilson. Cleveland, 

 O., Chang, orange and white, 2yrs. 



Italian greyhounds, dogs or bitches.— 1st. S. n. Wilson, Clevelaud, 

 O., Jim, mouse, 3yrs. 



Miscellaneous or foreign class.— 1st. Pan O. Shea, London, Ont., 

 Marquis, black, white and tan, 7mos., harrier, Tombov-Gypsey. 2d 

 Dan O. Shea, London, Ont., Gypsey. black white and tan, frno's, har- 

 rier, Tomboy-Gypsey, 3d, John R. Chadwick. Cleveland. Terry, black 

 and white spotted, Dalmatian coach dog. Vhc, Miss Kate'Syman, 

 Cleveland, Clip, white, Syrs. poodle; M. V. Molioy, Cleveland, 

 Beauty, white, fjyrs., spitz. He, Hiram R. Tends, Cleveland. Meln- 

 dalbaum, slate, lyr. Omos., Mexican hairless. 

 SPECIAL PBIZK AWARnS. 



A. Best kennel, five English setters.— J, H. Goodsell's Plantaganot 

 Don Juan, Prince, Petrel II.. and Petrel III. 



B, Best kennel, five Irish setters.— The Emporian Kennel Club's 

 Karl, Irish Ranger, Irish Kork, Irish Van, and jj ish Countess. 



D. Best kennel, five pointers.— Joseph Lewis's Rush, Lill, Fan, Nell 

 n., and Doon. 



F. Best kennel, five cocker orfield spaniels.— Hornell Spaniel Club's 

 Benedict, Flirt II., Baroness, Black Prince, and Dash. 



H. Best kennel, non-sporting dogs.— L. G. Hanna's Judge, Zip, and 

 Flora. 



I. Best brace of Irish setters, dogs or bitches.— A. H. Moore's Berk- 

 ley and Duck. 



J. Best native pointer dog, any weight, pedigree to trace back threo 

 generations.— W. R. Huntington's Jet. 

 hitches.— 1st. A. M. Weinhardt, Chicago, Sport, blue and tan. 3vrs..irap 



K. Best Irish seller dog or bitch nappy.— 0. K. Van Vleck's Guess. 



L. Best English setter dog or hitch puppy under 18mos, old.— M. 

 C. BerringcrV Monte Christo. 



SI. Best English setter puppy dog or bitch, under 12mos.— John 

 Davidson's Heather Belle. 



N. Best. Irish water spaniel, dog or bitch. —John D. Olcott's Barney. 



O. Best puppy under fimos. old, setter or pointer, dog or bitch.— 

 Forest Kennel Club's Forest Daisy. 



P. Best pointer brood bitch,-sbown with not less than two of her 

 get.— H.W. Fawcett's MarguerietteH.,with Hindoo, Devonshire Lass, 

 Bliss and Joe Johnstone. 



Q. Best brace of black 



ros.' Grouse and Dream L. 



R. Best pointer stud dog, to be shown with not less than two of bis 

 get.— Willard Bros.' Sefion, with Selim and Marie. 



S. Best English setter brood bitch, to be shown with not less than 

 two of her get. —John Davidson's Doll, with Scottish Chief, Glenfilass, 

 Clcngyl'- and Heather Belle. 



T. Best, native English setter dog, without Laveraek, Llnwellen or 

 field trial blood.— Miss Josephine MunhalPs Sam Tilden. 



II. Best black and tan setter stud dog, to be shown with not less 

 than two of his get— J. L. Campbell's Jack. 



V. Best English-Irish black and tan setter or pointer puppy, dogs 

 or bitches under 18mos. old.— J. Palmer O'Neil's Acme. 

 W. Best prick eared Skye, dog or bitch.— L. G. Hanna's Judge. 



X. Best bull-ten icr. dog or bitch.— Geo. W. Moore's White SUk 



Y\ Best Irish setter bitch puppy under 12mos.— Emporia Kennel 

 Club's Irish Duck. 



Z. Best Irish setter dog or bitch that has been placed in any field 

 trial in America, the field trial record of dogs beaten in any .field 

 triul by competitors for this prize only to he considered.— J. S. Mc- 

 intosh's Biz. 



AA. Best cocker spaniel, dog or bitch.— Dr. J. S. Niven's Bono. 



BB. Best fox-terrier, dog or bitch.— A. M. Weinhardt's Susin G. 



OC. Best collie, dog or bitch.— J. Lindsay's Ayrshire Laddie. 



DD. Best Yorkshire terrier, dog or bitch.— A. M. Weinhardt's Sport 



BE. Best rough-coated terrier, dog or bitch.— John Nayior's Prince 

 Charlie, 



FF. Best toy or pet dog, owned and exhibited by a lady.— Miss Kate 



"GG. Best pointer bitch.— H. W. Fawcett's Margueriette H. 

 HH. Best Irish setter puppy under 18mos.— C. K. Van Vleok's Guess' 

 II. Best Newfoundland dog or bitch.— Henry Shank's York, 

 JJ. Best kennel of greyhounds, to he owned bv exhibitor.— L. C. F. 

 Lotz's Dorothee, Doubleshot, Maud II., Miss Kitty and Florence 



KK. Best English setter, dog or bitch.— A. H. Moore's Thunder. 



LL. Best drop-eared Skye doc or bitch.— Gilbert Rafferty's Bruce. 



MM. Best black and tan setter brood bitch, shown with not less than 

 two of her get.— John S. Mcintosh's Flora, with Biz and Venle, 



OO. Best Irish stud dog. shown with Lot less than two of his get.— 

 A. H.Moore's Berkley, 



PP. Best brace of Laveraek dogs or bitches.— J. H. Goodsell's Don 

 Juan and Petrel II. 



QQ, Best setter or pointer, dog or bitch, that has the best field record 

 (in judging the record o..ly to bo considered).— A. H. Moore's 

 Berkley. 



RR. Best English stud dog, shown with two of his get.— A. H. 

 Moore's Thunder. 



SS. Best matched pair of English setters, regardless of sex, color 

 and quality to be considered.— J. H. Goodsell's Icon .1 can and Petrel II. 



TT. Best br 

 Faust.— Mess 



w. The be 

 sior Irish AVal 



XI. Best b 

 weight.— Hor._ 



Y f . Best bra 

 shot. 



ZZ. Best dog or bitch, exhibited in miscellaneous class.— Miss 

 Grace B. Hanna's Fanny. 



AAA. Best pointer do'g or bitch that has not previously won a first 

 prize.— Frank Billings's Devonshire Lass. 



BBB. Best mastiff, clog or hitch. -L. C. and H. L. De Zayas's Leah. 



CCC. Best, English setter, dog or bitch, entered iu open classes.— A. 

 H. Moore's Darkle. 



DDD. Best black and tan setter rlogv entered in open classes.— Dr. 

 J. S. Niven's Argus. 



„£? K ; ?. est bla '-' ir Ulul tBn setter bitch, entered in open clsssee.— 

 Willard Bros. Dream II. 



FFF. Best sporting dog entered from Western Pennsylvania.— John 

 S. Mcintosh's Biz. 



BOG. Besl English settp.r dog or bitch, of any age, entered in the 

 open classes, winners at this show barred from winning.— Deeir.ion 



HHH. Best St. Bernard dog orbitch exhibited.— Fred. W. Rothera's 

 Priam. 



HI. Setter or pointer bitch, shown with the greatest number of her 

 get.— John Davidson's Doll srith GlenfUasa Glengyle, Scottish Chief 

 and Heather Belle. 



J.IJ. Best English setter dog.-A. TT. Moore's Thunder. 



hRK- Ecsi. Irish setter dogs.— A. IT. Moore's Berkley. 



LLL. Best prick-eared Skye terrier in the champton classes.— Wm. 

 Sanderson's Jim. 



MMM. Best dog in the rough-haired terrier claes, irrespective of 

 breed, winners excluded— John H. Nayior's Queen Lilly. 



A special medal was awarded to Mr.'L. C. F. Lotz for his excellent, 

 exhibition of greyhounds. 



sired by champion 

 s. raweet and ivratr s ainrgu./n. ue II. and Hindoo, 

 t Iri-h water spaniel bred at and bought of the Excel- 



aek spaniel, other than cockers, dog or bitch, any 

 iell Spaniel Club's Benedict, 

 e of greyhounds, -J. C. Lotz's Dorothee and Double- 



