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FOREST AND STREAM. 



[March 25, 1888- 



THE PITTSBURGH DOO SHOW, 



\From our Special Reporter.] 



UP to the latest hour at which Forest and Stream could 

 he advised by telegraph of the progress of the Pittsburgh 

 dog sho-w the regular class judging had been nearty completed. 

 The telegram containing the awards made up to midday, 

 on Wednesday, March 17, also stated that the attendance so 

 far had been limited. If that telegram had been sent two 

 hours later the remark respecting the attendance would have 

 been very decidedly changed. In the afternoon the people 

 passed through the doors in steady streams and the accommo- 

 dations for visitors at the Central Rink were taxed to their 

 uttermost until the doors were closed at 10 o'clock. On 

 Thursday and Friday the attendance was also large and the 

 result undoubtedly must have been satisfactory to the club. 



Judging was continued up to 10 o'clock on Wednesday 

 night, by which time all but the impossible-to-decide special 

 prizes had found happy owners. These special prizes are be- 

 coming an incumbrance at many shows, and in place of 

 assisting in the finding out of the best dog of the several breeds, 

 are in many cases so offered as to become a gift to one animal 

 and that the one meant by the donor, while m other instances 

 they are the vehicle for a little cheap advertising. At Pitts- 

 burgh there were about eighty special prizes offered and not 

 over a third of these were of any practical value as a guide 

 toward designating the best of the breed. Many of the specials 

 were not awarded and the judges might very properly have 

 declined deciding several others. Comment on the judging 

 was last week confined to Mr. Mortimer's classes, finished on 

 the first day. and in resuming the subject Major Taylbr's 

 classes will first be passed under review, beginniug with 

 pointers. 



The only entry in either of the pointer champion classes 

 was Robert le Diable, and Lewis was soon sent smiling out of 

 the ring with a blue ribbon. With Tammany an absentee the 

 heavy weight dog class was reduced to i'our. This was 

 Graphic's first appearance as a competitor for show honors in 

 America, and he won hands down. Like many large pointers 

 he is very quiet while being shown, and although' shown in 

 splendid condition, there was a soft look about him owing to 

 his lack of movement. He is certainly a grand dog. Young 

 Meteor won second prize. He is bad in shoulders and light in 

 body. The latter fault will be remedied with age, but the 

 former is likely to become worse. Danby was badly shown, 

 being very dirty and too low in flesh ; faulty in muzzle is 

 about his first fault. Dan O'Shea's Bang was passed over. 

 He looked all out of sorts, and is slight of bone. Revel III. 

 bad as easy a win in the bitch class as Graphic in dogs, her 

 only opponent being Belle Faust. Most judges would have 

 called for a veterinary examination of the St. Louis bitch, 

 who had every appearance of being mangy, and repeatedly 

 stopped to scratch herself as she was led around. Vanity, 

 who was unopposed for the small bitches champion medal, 

 was in as bad a. state as Belle Faust. She was devoid of hair 

 on her ears, her coat was harsh and she smelled unpleasantly. 

 The third win for the Graphic kenneis was with Bracket, who 

 by hard work was got under 55 pounds. He would show bet- 

 ter in the large class; as when finely drawn he looks over- 

 headed and hppy. He is a splendid' mate to Revel HI., and 

 his being placed first was never in doubt. Bang Bang got 

 second place. He was in better condition than when last seen 

 on the bench, but is certainly not improving in appearance. 

 Young Sleaf ord was the nearest approach to the type of the 

 winner, but he lacks in squareness of muzzle and is shallow. 

 Don, who was placed third, was injured by a careless attend- 

 ant while being taken from the bench', and could not put one 

 of his feet to the ground. Probably as a solace for the acci- 

 dent he got the medal, for there was no other reason appar- 

 ent. Duke of Bergen, with a big lump under his jaw, was 

 very lifeless, and was badly handled. Under the circum- 

 stances he was lucky to get vhc. 



The decisions in the small bitch class evoked much criticism. 

 The onlookers early selected Meally and Modesty as the best 

 two, and the surprise was great when the blue was given to 

 Jetsam and second to Keswick IL J etsam is very faulty. She 

 is too long from eye to nose, has a flat skull, wide in front, 

 shallow in chest, and was very ir ueh tucked up. Onthescore 

 of condition old Keswick II. should have been passed over or 

 at least left out of the money. Modesty was looking as well 

 as she ever has been shown, and Forest and Stream has 

 always had a good word for her. Meally comes with a big 

 reputation from England, and two Palace wms besides fii sts 

 at' Birmingham and elsewhere speak for her merit. Young 

 Meteor, second to Graphic, won in the dog puppy class. The 

 others were an indifferent lot. Both puppies were also moder- 

 ate, with Lady Snow a clear winner. 



English setter classes were well tilled by a very good lot of 

 dogs. Major Taylor stated that the bitch puppy class was the 

 best he had ever been called to judge. In these classes Major 

 Taylor was assisted by Mr. B. F. Wilson. Royal Ranger and Mo- 

 destahad bloodless victories in the champion classes. The dogs 

 were headed by Mandan, a blue belton. He is a stylish dog, 

 good in shoulders, legs, feet and body. He shows a slight in- 

 dication to throatiness. Having been worked till late in the 

 field, his coat will be better in another month. Pendragon is 

 another big dog, with plenty of bone. He is thick in skull. 

 Van-Dad has a dooiy skull, but made his mark in body prop- 

 erties. Call was from home when we called at his bench on 

 two occasions. Prince Royalty was out of coat and his straight 

 shoulders were all the more conspicuous. After first and sec- 

 ond, we fancied Brandon as much as anything; like most big- 

 boned dogs, he inclines to coarseness in head, but his grand 

 shoulders, legs and body, ought to have placed bitn higher in 

 the ranks than he. and'on a par with Jipsey, who is anything 

 but a fiver. The judging in the bitch class was very erratic. 

 Lady Rock has a coarse head with heavy ears and has not im- 

 proved with age, Vixen IH. possesses no setter character in 

 head and is away up in the air. Perhaps it was because of 

 Daisy Deal having her tail docked that she only received a c. 

 card, otherwise, for setter qualities, she was the equal of any- 

 thing. Daisy Darling is another good one, as is also Daisy W , 

 who fails in head. The Daisies were a strong trio, but they 

 got left. Addie M. and Czarina well deserved their places. 

 In this class coarse bitsues were selected, while in the bitch 

 puppy class neatness came to the front in Princess Katie. 

 Sparkle we thought poor considering her age, but Flash W. is 

 a bitcn that improves on acquaintance, after one gets over the 

 black head. 



The Gordon setters escaped general condemnation by the 

 appearance of Royal Duke, who here won his tirst champion- 

 ship besides the special. Irish setters were also indifferent 

 classes, in which the bitches were the best* In foxhounds, 

 Major Taylor discarded the English type for the natives. 

 Squire Handle's hounds were, however, rather a mixed lot, 

 with a touch of the pointer in the looks ot some of them. As 

 is was, we preferred Kiser to anything shown by the Squire, 

 while oetter than any of them was Dan O'Shea's Ranger, 

 The beagle classes were well filled and the quality is still on 

 the impiove. Lee is not entitled to rank in the champion 

 elars, though he was entered and shown as such. Rattler, 

 however, beat the old dog, as well as Bannerman. King Pat, 

 a very smart little hound, was tirst in the dog class. He tails 

 off in muzzie and is inclined to be bitch headed. Dandy is a 

 weedy dog and was placed too high. Banker, though not up 

 to the O'tinea standard in head, should have been second, while 

 for third we fancied Gi and Duke, who is of the right size and 

 is good everywhere except in his short head. Driver is far too 

 long in couplings, and we could see no merit in any of Mr. 

 Dorsey's entries. The bitches were placed to our liking, and 

 in the" puppy classes there were one or two of good promise. 

 Mr. Krueger won the kennel prize with a very sorty let of five. 



Dachshunde were taken by Mr. Mortimer, and we did not 

 envy him his task, for they were of all shapes and sizes, Mr, 



Loeffler, of Preston, Minn., swept the decks in all three 

 classes and won the kennel prize as well. 



In the fox-terrier champion classes were Fennel, Belgrave 

 Primrose and Diana, and it is verv doubtful whether either 

 one is entitled to compete in the champion class. Fennel very 

 properly beat Belgrave Primrose, and Diana had no opponent. 

 The only noticeable, dog in the open class was the promising 

 puppy General Grant, who was so far ahead of Splanger and 

 Nick in head that allowance might have been made for his 

 youth and want of make up. Regent Vox has not improved 

 at all and only got vhc, as did the coarse Stablef ord Joe. 

 Earl Leycester got all he deserved. In the bitches Lady Win- 

 nie should have been nearer the front: she has improved since 

 the Fanciers' show. Poor old Delta was a wreck and should 

 be kept at home now. General Grant made an example of 

 the dog puppies, and the bitches were a very seedy lot. An 

 objection lodged against the transfer of puppies entered 

 in the open classes by Mr. J, W. Munson, was overruled. 



Ben Nevis, shown in good condition, easily beat the woolly- 

 coated Robin Adair. Ben Nevis is now very coarse in head. 

 Zulu Princess, in anything but her old form, had no opposition 

 in the champion class. A great deal of interest was taken in 

 the open dog class, in which Roy Boy, Clifton Hero and 

 btrephon were soon picked out. Roy Boy was properly placed 

 first, his grand front being irresistible. Between the other two 

 it was different, but we incline to Clifton Hero on account of 

 his better bone and carriage of brush. Craft is rather small 

 but he was in splendid coat. Gilderoy is good in body but off 

 in head. Joe Nettles is too cobby, and curves his tail badly. 

 Trump should not have had any mention. Lady of the Lake, 

 in full bloom, easily won in the bitch, and she should have 

 beaten Ben Nevis for the collie special. Gem was fully entitled 

 to second place, and Beatrice, but for her new coat being so 

 short, would probably have been in front of Lass o' Lowrie. 

 Ronald, the winning puppy, is better in head than Rob Boy 

 III. , but the latter had the pull in coat and carriage. Bonnie 

 Scotland is a taking black, white and tan. but bis coat has a 

 wave. The bitches were poorly judged. Gladys is just pass- 

 able, but Queen Victoria and Zulu are mere runts. Annie 

 Laurie was the best developed one in the class, and has nice 

 small ears, properly carried. 



A very inferior bulldog, Brimstone, received the only prize 

 awarded. The Earl was an absentee in the bull-terrier class 

 and Maud Lee got second prize. Little Nell showed the local 

 fanciers what a bull-terrier should look like. Nelly, who 

 played second fiddle, is wide enough in front for a bulldog of 

 twice her weight. In rough-haired terriers Heather was an 

 easy first, but his or her, we forget which, coat is not hard 

 enough. Black and tan terriers call for no comment. Three 

 Cheers might, under a lenient judge, get commended in a 

 good class. There were some very fair dandies and the 

 placing was about right. Three Irish terriers gave Mr. Mor- 

 timer some trouble. Barney, the best terrier and of the right 

 size, was undershot. Patrick II. will be as big as an Airedale 

 before he stops growing and Norah is soft in coat and wide 

 in front. 



Veiy little need be said of the toys. The winning pugs are 

 well-known by this time. Yorkshires were very poor, in the 

 Blenheim class Nellie is much better as a bitch than Jim as a 

 dog, and should have won. The winning Italian greyhound is 

 very neat, but a peculiar color— mouse color and fawn is as 

 near as it can be described. 



Many of the specials followed the regular judging, but the 

 pointer sweepstakes were confined to a struggle between the 

 St. Louis and Graphic kennels. We take a decided exception 

 to Major Taylor placing Robert the Devil over either Graphic 

 or Revel, and all through the sweepstakes our vote would 

 have been for Messrs. Anthony and Heath's dogs. 



In pointer bitches over 501bs., Sc. Louis Kenuel Club's Belle Faust, 

 won second; under 501bs.. champions, bitch, St. Louis Kennel Club's 

 Vanitv. Open, bitches, Graphic Kennels' Meally won second instead 

 of third. 



FOXHOUNDS.— Champion— D. O'Shea's Roxey If.— Open— 1st. 2d, 

 3d and very high com., (g) H. Handle's Jutnoo, Ruse, Kiser, Drum and 

 Bismarck. Very high com.. D. O'Shea's Hanger. High com. and com., 

 Steubenville Kennel Club's Sell and King. Com., J. H. Naylor's Lady 

 Stewart; prize for be.-tpack, fl. Handle. 



BE &GLES. — Champion —Dogs: 1st, D. O'Shea's Rattler. Bitches; 



D. O'Shea's Misctiief.— Open -Dogs; 1st. Mr. HansKrause's King Pat; 

 2 i, C. Richardson's Dandy and i). O'Shea's Banker. Very high com., 



E. A. sbaner's Driver. High com , C. Richa- dson's Grand Duke and 

 P. Dorsey's Fleetwood. Com., P. Dorsey's Duee. Bitches: 1st, Mrs. 

 0. White's Bonnie H. Very high torn, ana com., A. C. Erueger's 

 Pet, Krueger'R Myrtle and Maida. Uigh com., P. Dorsey's Ma: Belle 

 11. High com. aud com., D. O'Shea's Hasty and Fair 'Maid. Com., 

 G. H. Hill's Marjory and Topsy.— Puppies -Dogs: 1st, VV. H. Child's 

 Tony Weller; 2d, J.'Shendon's Bob. Very high com., C. Richardson's 

 Dandy. High com., H. C. Wolfe's Woodman. Com., C. Richardson's 

 Gyp. Bitches: 1st, A. C. Krueger's Victress II. ; id, Mrs. C. E. White's 

 Bon Bon. Best pack. A. C. Krueger. 



DACHSHUNDS.— Dogs: 1st and ad, W. Loeffler's Prince Lulu and 

 Waldmann II. Very high com.. C. Klock's Mink and P. Meiker's 

 Solomon. High com., Mrs. E. M Byers's Waldinan. Com., J. P. 

 Sohaefer's Hooker. Bitches: 1st and 2d, W Loeffler's Leonora and 

 luusnelda. Very hfch com., Associated Fauciers' Judy and D. 

 Lewis's Kate. High com.. J. P. Schaefer's Adelaide. Puppies: 1st, 

 VV. Loeffler's Ol^a. Best pack, W. Loeffler. 



In champion fox-terrier dogs, Richard Gibson's Fennel won instead 

 of Belgrave Primrose. In oj en dog and puppy classes, W. T. McAkes's 

 General Grant won 3d aud 1st respectively. 



COLLIES. — Champion — Dogs: Sans Souci Kennels' Ben Nevis, 

 Bitches: Hempstead Farm Company's Zulu Princess. —Open — 

 Dogs; 1st, Associate i Fanciers' Roy Boy; 2d, J. Lindsay's Strepaon; 



Luke; 2d. Mitchell Harrison's Gem; 3d, Hempstead Farm Company's 

 bats o' Lowrie. Very high com.. Associated Fanciers' tieatnee. 

 Com., T. Maberry's Maida, J. Myer's Fannie. Puppies— Dogs: 1st, 

 Hempsiead Farm. Company's Roland. Very high cum. reserve, W. 

 S. Power's Rob Roy HI., T. Lindsay's Bonnie Scotland. High com., 

 T. N. Miller's Harry, Wi Buhl's Rex B. Ditches: 1st and high com., 

 Hempstead Farm Company's Gladys and Heather Belle. Very high 

 com. reserve, W. S. i o >ver's Queen Victoria, Glencoe Collie Kennels' 

 Zulu. High coui,, W. Atlee t>urpee's Lady Scott. Com., Associated 

 Fanciers' Cockle, H. B. McKuight's Anaie Laurie. 



YORKSHIRE TERMERS.— Over 5lbs.— 1st, J. H. Kramer's Midge; 

 2d, D Aruhein's Bonnie; 3d, G. Will's Pearl. High com., C. J. Myer's 

 Dou Pedro.— Under 5lbs.— Prizes withheld. 



TOY TERMERS.— 1st, G. Will's Sport; 2d, Mrs J. Kennedy's Daisy. 

 Veiy Align com., Mrs. C. E. White's Damiy. High com., ihrs. H. B. 

 Heiiuiau's Pip, George Anuy's Jack. 



TOY SPANIELS.— King Charles.— 1st, Associated Fanciers' Duke 

 of Edinburgh ; 2d, Mrs. B F. Wusou's Wild May 1'ark Baauty. Blen 

 heims — lsi and 3d, Mrs. B. F. Wilson'o Jim anu Nellie. 



ITALIAN GREYHOUNDS.— 1st, J. Engelhart's Puok; equal 2d, 

 Mrs. K< amer's Babe; G. McConnell's beauty ; »p=eia.l 3 J, D. H.Stonei 

 eiuo. High com., G. McConn^u's Dai^y, Com., J. Eugelna.ru t's Pearl, 

 A. » . J onus's King and Dandle. 



MISCELLANEOUS.- 1st. GleDCoe Collie Kennels' Bob (bob-tailed 

 sheep uog , 2d and 3<i, D. O'Shea's Wasp H. and Sting U. 



SPECIALS. 



Best English setter, field trial record to be considered, Count Noble. 

 Best pointer, fleid ti iiiJ record to be considered, Bang Bang. Best 

 masnff m show, Rosalind, Best St. Bernard, Aoollo. Bast bull ter 

 rit-r. Little Nell. Best Irish water spaniel, The O'Dunoghue (2). Best 

 Engli n setter, open class. Lady Ruck, Best Englirh setter puppy, 

 Pi lneess Katie. Hesi light- weisht pointer, in open class, Bracket. B -st 

 Newfoundland, King Leo. Best pug, open clas*, Tra-la-ia (2). best 

 Italian greyhound. Pjob. Best Count Noble puppy, dog or buctt, 

 Dan Nobie. Best Yorkshire terrier, Midge. Beat olack and tan, 

 Three Cneers. Best Dandy Dinmont, Bonnie Briton Best King 

 Charles, Duke of Edinburgh. Second best Yorkshire, Bonnte. Bests 

 Irish setter dog. open class, Patsev. Best dachshund dog and bitch, 

 Prince Lulu aud Lenora. Best dachshund bitch and puppies, Wal- 

 dwa Best pointer puppy. Lady Snow. Best black and tan setter, 

 Koyal DuKe. Best heavy champion pointer, Robert the Devil. Best 

 English setter champion. Royal Ranger. Best pack ot five beagles, 

 A. C. Krueger. Best Blenheim, Jim (2). Best champion pug, Treasure. 

 Best foxhound, Jumbo. Best bulldog and bitch, brimstone. Best 

 fox-terrier, DiaDa. Pest King Charles spaniel owned in Allegheny 

 poun.ty. Mild May Park Beauty. Best Royal Ranger puppy, Sparkle. 



Best pair of black pointer bitches, Flotsam and Jetsam. Best Euelish 

 setter bi ch and two puppies, Queen Laverack. Blue Prince and D*sh- 

 !°^, Prlnce A Be 5 t coc,i:er hi Cla-s 54, dog, Keno. Best cocker in Clas* 

 65. bitch. Bene Silk. Best Irish setter puppy under 18 mos . Cora 

 Best greyhound dog, Patis. Best greyhound hitch, Belle. Best, collie 

 in show, Ben Nevis. Best kennel of five dachshunde. W. Loeffler (■') 

 Best black field spmiel. Peerless Gloss.Jr (2). Best Irish terrier, Norah' 

 Best pair of imported Laverack setter bitches owu <d bv one man or 

 club, Daisy Queen and Queen Laverack. Best Count Noble dog in 

 the show, with two of his get, under 12 mos,, and their dam. qflAfi v 

 of their dam and progeny to be considered, Dashing Noble, Q io. L 

 Laverack. Dashing Couut and Dashing Prince. Best pack ot five 

 beagles, 14 inch or under, A. C Krueger. Bess beagle, do<* or biich 

 owned by a member of the American English Beagle Club. Rat.hV 

 Best beagle dog or bitch under 12 inches, Bannerman. Be^t English 

 setter, dog or bitch, special entry required. Daisy Darling * Best pack 

 of foxhounds, H. Handle. Best kennel cf English setters-, pointer- 

 and dachshunde, Pittsburg Kennel Club, Graphic Kennels and W T ^ 

 Loeffler. Best kennel cf three St. Bernards, W. W. Tucker Best 

 kennel of three mastiffs, Winlawn Kenuels. Best St. Bernard puppy 

 under one year, Loyal. Best mastiff, in open cla-s. Hero 111 1W 

 St. Bernard, open class, Apollo. Best collie, open cla=s hob Rot 

 Best Irish setter bitch. Rex H. Best pack of foxhound's (5) H 

 Handle, Best hard-haired Scotch terrier. Heather. Best rough'- 

 coated St. Bernard bitch puppy. Plinthia. Best kennel of not, le*s 

 than five English setters- Pittsburg Kennel Club. Kenneluian sho .v- 

 mg the largest and best conditioned collection of pointers or setters 

 J. Myers. Best pug in the show, Treasure. 



SWEEPSTAKES PRIZES.-Special Entries. 

 Pointer dogs over 55 pounds, Robert the Davil. Pointer bitches over 

 50 pounds, Revel. Pointer dogs or bitches. Robe>t tue Devil. Pointer 

 dogs under 55 pounds. Bracket, Poiiter bitches under 50 pound?, 

 Keswick n. Brace of pointers, dogs or bilcbe., Revpl and Bracnei. 

 Kennel of Ave pointers owned by one person or club, Graphic Kenuels 



THE NEWARK DOG SHOW. 



THE first dog show of the New Jersey Kennel and Field 

 Trial Club, held at Newark this week, was a tmtH-lass 

 show. There were 546 dogs entered and nearly all of th m 

 were present. The judging did not commence very promptly 

 on Tuesday, but very good progress was made, and all but the 

 collie puppy classes and the miscellaneous class were finished 

 on the first day. The dogs were well benched, but the build- 

 ing is not quite large enough for the number exhibited, and m 

 consequence the space for visitors was rather limited. The 

 show was well managed and the dogs well cared for. Many 

 members of the club devoted tbeir time to the care of the dogs 

 and visitors, and everything connected with the show ap- 

 peared to run smoothly. 



The attendance on Tuesday was veiy good for the first day, 

 and on Wednesday the building was uncomfortably crowded 

 a portion of the time, making is almost impossible to get near 

 the dogs. The club are well satisfied with the success of their 

 first attempt, and will undoubtedly holi a show each year. 

 The quality of the dogs in many of the classes was above tht 

 average, indeed m some of the classes there was not a poor 

 one in the lot. 



A great deal of interest was manifested in tbe judging for 

 the large pointer special The contest was between Beaufort 

 and Graphic, and when Mr. Davidson, after a long and very 

 careful examination, handed the ribbon to Beaufort, the long- 

 continued applause from the crowd around showed that the 

 decision was well indorsed, 



Following is a complete list of the 

 AWARDS. 



MASTIFFS.— Champion— 1st, Winlawn Kennels' Prussian Princess. 

 — Oph,n Dogs: 1st, C R Col well's David; 2d, W. S. Johnson's Dread: 

 3d, Winlawn Kennels' Hector. Very high com., Winlawn Kenn.ls 

 Hildebert, High com., J. L. Winchell's boss, com., C. B. Colwell's 

 Brother. Bitches: 1st. Winlawn Kennels' Queen 11 ; 21, C. H. Col 

 wpU's Dido II.; 8J, J. F. Oakey's Nana. Puppies— Dogs: 1st. Win- 

 lawn Kennels' Hannibal ; 2d. W. S. Johnson's Dread, Jr. Very hi^h 

 com.. J. F. Oakey's Rah. Hi?b com., T McMurray's Youdk Nevison. 

 Bitches: 1st, Mrs. J. H. Oakey's Dido III.; 2d, Clovernook Kennels' 

 Madge. 



ST. BERNARDS.— Rough-Coated -Champion— 1st. E. R. Hearn's 

 Duke of Leeds.— Open— Dogs: 1st, J. W. Burge-s's First Choice; 2d, 

 Arihur Wallack's Courage II ; 3d, Mill Brook Kennels' Konhr. Very 

 high com., Invincible Kennel-,' Zeuo. High com., Mrs, A. M. Mc- 

 Gregor's Hosco II. Com , Chequasset Kennels' Rudolph It JJitches: 

 1st, J. S. Sbeppard's Lady Athol; 2d, E K. Hearn's st. Bride; Si Hos- 

 pice Kennels' Sheila. Very high com.. Buena Vista Kennci-' .S'.ella. 

 digb com , J. W. Burgess's Rpgis. Coai., Dr. E. J Be rminjj ham's 

 Marchioness. Puppies— Dogs: 1st. Buena Vista Kenntls' Loyal; 2d, 

 Invincible Kennels' Strathniure. Very high com , B 1 . E Osborne's 

 Don Hugo Hieh com., Hospice Kennels' St. Triohou. Bitches: 1st, 

 Ho-pice Kennels' Fleur de Lis; 2d, Hospice Kennels' LaDucne se. 

 Very high com., Mrs. G. Sealey's Lady Kate. High com., Hospice 

 Kennels' Dame Blanche. 



ST. BERNARDS.— Smooth - "oated -Champion : 1st, Mill Brook Ken- 

 nels' Verone.— Open— Doffs.- 1st, W. W. Tucker's Apollo: 2d, Hospice 

 Kennels' Hector; 3d. W. W. Tucker's Rigi Very high com., W, W. 

 Tucker's Zeno High com.. Mill Brook Kennels Beig. dm.. Miss 

 Lulu Balbach's Czar. Bitches: 1st, W. J. Ehrich's Flora II j 2 ,i, 15, R. 

 beam's Alma IT.; 3d, Mill Brook Kennels' snowball. Very lugti com., 

 Ho-pice Kennels' Tony. High com. ,W VV. Tucker's Bernice. Com, 

 Ho?pice Kennels' Belhne II. Pup?1Es— Dogs: Lt, Mill Bi ook Ker nels' 

 Luck. Bitches: 1st, Hospice Kennels' Thuna: 3d, W. W. Tucker's 

 Gemme. 



NEWFOUNDLANDS.— 1st. Dan O'Shea's Bruno; 2d, W. Lendrum's 

 Pascha. Very high com., J. Williams's Prince. High com , Wm. 

 Burke's Maior. 



GREAT DANES (TJLMERS).— 1st, Mrs. M. Shaw's Riunr; 2d, J. 

 W. Clark's Cafe-au Lait. Very high com., Thomas Cosgrove's Major. 

 High com , Associated Fanciers' Duchess. 



GREYHOUNDS — 1st. C. D. Webber's Pembroke; 2d. L. S. Rutan'.* 

 Cisar. Very high com., P. Lorillard, Jr. 's Rex and Don. Puppitsi 

 1st. C. D. Webber's Pembroke: 2d, W. Blackham's Dixey. Very uifcdi 

 com., W. hlackham's Dora. High com., W. Blackham'sThto. Com., 

 G. Baudistel's Hector. 



DEERHOUNDS.— Champion— 1st, Clovernook Kennels' Mack.— 

 Open— Dogs: 1st, J. E Thstytr's Chieftain; 2d, Cloveruook Ktrmels' 

 Heather. Bitches: 1st, J. E. Thayer's Wanda. Very high com., Clo- 

 vernook Kennels' Mercia. 



POINTERS.— Champion— Over 55lbs.— Dogs: 1st, C. H. Mason "s 

 Beaufort. Bitches over oOlbs.: No entries.— Open— Dogs: 1-t, Graphic 

 Kennels' Graphic; 2d, F. R. Hitchcock's Tammany; 3d. L. a W. 

 Rutherturd'8 Danby. Very high com., C. J. Poshall's JltHmia, High 

 com., H. J. Bennett's Rugby. Coin , F. Kimm -i's Da^h. Bitches 

 overoOlbs.: 1st, Graphic Kennels' Revel III ; 2d, SVe- tmiuster K- unel 

 Club's bellomt; 3d, A, if. Aldrich's Nell. Very high com., L. S. Liv- 

 esey's Lucille. Huh com., H. J. Bennett's Polly Vuraen. Com., C. 

 Jacob's Nelly.— Undeu ojlbs.— i hampion— Dugs: Aosout. Baches, 

 under oOlbs.: Aosem.— Open— Under 55lbs - Dugs: 1st, Graphic Ken- 

 nels' bracket; 2d, Westminster Keun-l i.iub's B^ng Bang; 3d. C. J. 

 Peshail's Mck of Naso. Very high com.. F. R HucncocK s Duke of 

 Bergen. Hhrn com , A. P. Vreaciibuigif s Sensation's L»d. i om., 

 A. yuick'a Clifford Bitches Witter 50lbs.; lsi, Gr-.pnio Kenuets' 

 l&ealiy; 2d, F. ti. witchcools's Mode^iy; 4tl, F. R Huchc ck'- Hippy 

 Medium. Very high com , G W. W i c-'s Ke>wick H. Higu cuiu., J. 

 S brown's Mom ciair. Coin,, E. A. Hawt-s's Vinme.— Poppies Dogs: 

 Ibt, T. G. Davr-yS Tory; 2d o'. W Wnite's Don Quixote-. Very lugil 

 com., Surrey Kennels' beauseaut. High ooui..ji;,s x Kennel niub's 

 McKaveit Com., J R. dlacrsieeve's oacg Up Bitches; bteyd 

 Van and G L Wdm's Lady sno,%;2a, T. G Davcy's Queen. Very 

 high com., E Wain, Jr.'s smras. 



ENGLISH SETTERS.— Champion -Dag: Ut, F. Windho!z's Rock- 

 ingham. Bitch; 1st, fi. C. Gbfuril's Jlodesia. — Open - Doga: 1**. 

 Blacttstone Kennels' Foreman; 2d, T. G uavey's Kuigut ot sno«deo, 

 8u, Ramapo Krunels' Prii.c^ Impeiial. Verv high com.,!'. G Davt-y'n 

 Elcho. High com., L. B Wrigut's Piince J- ter. A. Luidiaw'S Biue 

 Stem. Com., W. H. DeForeBt, Jr. 'a, bat jo, J. M. tiowardV iOuy. 

 Bitches: 1st, Ramapo Kennels' Lady Suttein; 2d, P. C. uhi's Juuo; 

 3a, Ramapo Kennels' Bessie, Very high com,, H. Pape's Lacy May, 

 J. von Lengerke's Donna. High com,, tiamapo K uueis' i ri .cess 

 Victoria. P C. Oul's Fedora, i om., H. Beck's Vn tona Dale, G W. 

 Waite's Daisy, C. Heath's Diana H Ppppies-Doi/s: Istj J. von 

 Lengerke's Prince Dasb; 2d, D. O'shea's Piince Pnoejus. Very hign 

 com!, W. F. Streeter's GJeu tioy. High com., C. Y. Sheldon's Toby. 

 Bitcnes: 1st, K. R. Moere's Beulah of Ondom; 2d Blackstoue Kennels' 

 Lulu. Very high com., D. O'Shea's Countess, O. vou Lengerke's 

 Princess Flirt. High com.. G. Fox 'a Princess Katie. Com., W. F. 

 Streeter's Glen Nettie. 



BLACK AND TAN SETTERS.— Champion— 1st. J. E. Thayer's Ar- 

 gus.— Open— Dogs: 2d, Argyle Kenuels' Buck; 3d, M. Alhug's Baroo. 

 Com., E. T. Sprague's Boy, Bitches: Jst, U C. Glover's Nora; 3d, Q 



