March 5, 1891.1 



FOREST AND STREAM. 



1S8 



aud Lovett, the former won, and both were fxilly described 

 in Charleston report. Open dogs, Rob Roy showed better 

 type, Gladstone Boy being somewhat on the Clydesdale order, 

 sott coat, but beating the other in body and bone. Bessie, 

 faulty in skull aud slack In loin, won over EflSe Deans, too 

 fine in muzzle. 



dLTDESDALE TKREIEFvS— (ME. R. V. MATHEW). 



Clydesdale Loris had to succumb to his kennel mate Belle 

 of Clyde this year, but the dog wins all over in coat. This 

 breed has not shown much signs of popularity as yet. 



SCOTCH TE RBI EES— (ME. B. F. IMAYHKW/. 

 This class introduced ustothenew crack Kilston, certainly 

 the best yet seen here, with an excellent head and front he 

 combines good bone and coat, beats Glencoe in head, ear and 

 coat; Kilbord loses slightly in head and coat, which is soft. 

 Brownie, reserve, was a bit out classed. 



BLACK AND TAN TERRIERS— (JfR. R. F. MAVHEW). 



These grand terriers are fast coming to the fi-ont, aud 

 though it IS hardly time yet for a specialty club, yet the breed 

 is fast becoming popular, and we now have about the best 

 dogs that England has produced in late years. The Senator, 

 looking in fine shape, had to .succnmb to Kaiser again, the 

 latter's excellent front doing the trick, though beaten in 

 marking by the other. The best bitch we have, Meerbrook 

 Maiden, was alone in her challenge cla«s and looked in Jiice 

 shape. Open dogs brought together the two new arrivals, 

 and the result after much examination was that the hitherto 

 winner, Beaconsfield, had to pull his coloi-s down to the 

 younger dog. The decision is open to question either way. 

 Beaconsfleld's short body and excellent front and head is 

 marred by his ci-ippled quarters and failing mouth, color of 

 tan might be better, but he excels the othei' in pencillingsand 

 "thumb marks. Sultan's tan is good, but hardly bright 

 enough, and head is a bit nai-i-ower than Hike; forelegs can- 

 not compare with the other, but is infinitely better bebind in 

 in tail and quai-ters, aud with age his body will furnish up 

 somewhat; at present he lacks depth of chest. 1 shall have 

 more to say on these two in the Boston i-ei^ort. Frank was 

 outclassed' in this company. In open bitches Broomfield 

 Madge is not the correct stamp of terrier. Faulty in head, 

 body and markings; she also moves queerly behind. Desde- 

 mona, taken all roimd, is of better stamp. " Meersbrook Em- 

 press shows age, is small, but nicely marked. Rochelle Grud, 

 fatUty in ears and dark in tan. 'Spring and White Prince 

 were' placed in the order named in white EugUsh terriers, 

 neither a good class. No whippets were entered. 



YORKSHIRE TERRIERS— (MR. MAYHEW). 



Toons Royal, in excellent condition aud coat, was alone in 

 thechallenge dogs, and in bitches that sweet little terrier Daisy 

 lilled her position well, aftei'ward being sold at a long price. 

 The Isorth Fields Kennels had an outing in the open dog class. 

 Toons Royal George made his debut ovtr here. He is cer- 

 tainly the best coated dog we have yet been introduced to, 

 with" an excellent head and color of tan. He is a little on the 

 large size, however. Fishpool Gem, hardly so good in head, 

 came second. He is now too well known to need description, 

 Merry Pj'ince was poor in flesh, but excellent in coat and col- 

 oring. Prince Al, an old frien-"!, looked well. Dude, vhc, has 

 nice tan and color, hut short of coat, and same owner's Star, 

 be, quite deserved his letters. Ben II. loses in coat, as does 

 Sargent, but is of nice color. Bob's coat is short, too, and 

 smutty in tan. Ma jor is too large and not class enough here. 

 In open bitches Venus had no easy win; though rather dark in 

 blue and tan could be better, was in good coat. Bradf oi-d Leah 

 is better in color and has a well-shaped body. Rose is a bit 

 round in skull, has fair blue and rich tan. Duchess needs 

 age to furnish coat and color, and Yum Yum has a good 

 body, coat too dark, tan coloring middling. Minnie is only 

 moderate. 



TOY TERRIERS — (MR. MAYHBW). 



Jerry was the best of a poor lot, being hardly so round- 

 headed and full-eyed. Isellie, second, is one of the apple- 

 headed sort, and Tiny might have well been placed higher up. 

 These classes do not improve, considering the interest taken 

 in them by the fair contingent. 



PtJGS— (MISS ANXA H. WHITNEY). 



Kash and Bob Ivy met in the challenge dogs. Competition 

 was keen, and the blue ribbon eventually went to Kash, 

 who showed himself much Ijetter than the other. There 

 was some little question about the award in this class, as 

 we believe Bob Ivy was marked first in the judge's book, 

 though Kash certainly got the ribbon. In bitches Vesta 

 beat her kennel mate Bessie, whs nicelyshown, reserve going 

 to Bo Peep II., Avho is not far behind the winners. In open 

 dogs we met a good one, Sprake, a son of Ka.sh, his excellent 

 head, wrinkle, body and curl placing him well ahead of 

 Eberhart's Cashier, who is a bit lengthy, but has a fair head, 

 ear and good curl, is a bit leggy. Saxon's good wrinkle aud 

 body placed him third. Little Jewell, an old friend, took 

 reserve. The others were only fair, and we shall have a 

 chance to go over them in future shows when time lags a 

 bit. In bitches Lady Victoria, a bit faulty in muzzle and 

 ear, beat Rustic Queen, a well-known Avinner, and Yuma 

 Yuma, the winner in 1887, had to be content with third this 

 time, the dark-colored Cossina coming in for reserve. 

 Mabel E., vhc, is faulty in head, nice body and curl. Lady 

 Aylesford has not much merit. Puppies were a fair lot, and 

 nothing very startling, though Little Bes.sie shows some 

 good points. 



TOY SPANIELS— (MR. R F. MAYHEW). 

 In the challenge class dogs, Milwaukee Charlie had a good 

 win over Roscius, a bit out of shape. King Victor, faulty in 

 muzzle and wide in front, getting reserve. Most of these 

 dogs being locked up, it was almost impossible to get at 

 their faults or good points. The winner in open dogs, a new 

 face. Calumet Bend 'Or, won luckily from Lady Hilarj^, who 

 is shorter in face and better in tan, but not so good in eye 

 and skull. Floss is too long in muzzle and large sized. 

 Charley, I'eserve, is faulty in head and body, nice tan; Romeo, 

 smutty in tan and the short-faced dog and winner last year, 

 had to put up with vhc, this time; moves bad behind. He 

 beat Lady Hilary last year. In Blenheims, Exeter Earl, a bit 

 curly in coat, won over Calumet Lulu, whose skull could be 

 improved, Cromwell is small in ear, but head is fairly good. 

 PRINCE CHARLES, BURY AND JAPANESE SPANIELS— 

 (ME. E. F. MAYHEW). 



In this mixed class Jenny Lind, second at Boston last year, 

 won and was in much better condition; her good skull and 

 better coat defeated Bell, who is a bit long in muzzle; her 

 ears are her good point. Marguerite, third, is faulty in 

 muzzle and legs, otherwise fair. Japanese spaniels saw a 

 big entry and consequently the class was divided. In dogs 

 Kioto, excellent skull and muzzle and nice coat, beat 

 Beauty, who has hardly the face of the other. Tai-Sho, one 

 of Mrs. Clarke's breeding: and a son of Kioto, with seem- 

 ingly many of his sire's good points, took third, reserve 

 going to young Ching, whose fairly good skull, but lengthy 

 muzzle, was all I could see. In birches Tamah, last year 

 known as Nellie Bly, beat Mrs. Clarke's Kura, who is not 

 80 good in skull but, like all her dogs, well oft" for coat. 

 Homo, faulty in ear and eye, taking third; Ki-Ku, from the 

 same kennel, is small yet and faulty in muzzle, only a 

 puppy. In puppy toy spaniels Marguerite proved the win- 

 ner, Sara the Superb taking second honors. It is, however, 

 hardly necessarj' to criticise these youngsters yet. 



ITALIAN GREYTlOtrNDS— (MR. E. P. MAYHEW). 



Some nice little hounds were shown in this class, our old 

 friend Cupid just pulling through ahead of Sprite, he beats ' 

 in size but is beaten in ears, Sprite being shown a little ' 



above herself. Third went to Nixie, who is faulty in eye 

 and ears, Tello taking reserve. Ruby, he, is a puppy. 



MISCELLANEOrs— (MR. R. F. MAYHEW). 

 Pippo, the Mexican hairless, wiuner last year, won again, 

 second going to a nice little white Chihuahua, and Topsy, 

 the Maltese terrier, an old friend, caught the judge's eye for 

 third place, reserve going to Coquette, but of 'what breed we 

 cannot tell, as she was »oii est when I came to her compart- 

 ment and a notice to the effect that she was homesick was 

 tacked on to the cage, which led one to infer that she had 

 sought "all the comforts of home," 



SCHIPPERKES— (MR. R. F, JIAYHEW). 



Prince, Jr, beat Cople Sophia and Cople Sophia beat 

 Dreiske and that is all I know about it, suffice to say that 

 Mr. Connolly owned the whole six entries, H, W. L.- 



ADDITIO^^IAL AWARDS, 



IRISH SETTERS,-Iii (he cballeuge cIhsb Geo. H. Oovprt's 

 champion Dick SwivelJer took 1st, instead of Max Weiizel's Chief. 



YORKSHIBT? TERRIERS. — Open — Dim: 1st, 3J and rf serve. 

 North Fields yorkshirp Kentiols' Toons' Roynl Goorge, Fishpool 

 Gem and Prince A I.; 3d, S. Smith's Merry Prince, Jv. 

 Very higli com., P. Seiin's Dude, Peter Gassidy's Ben TL. and Sar- 

 gent, and Barnard Cmnmings'.s Bob. High com,, Mrs, F 8enn'8 

 Htar and PetPr Oassidv'a Major. RiirJicH: 1st, North Fields York- 

 shire Kennels' Venus; 2d, P. H. Coombs'a Bradford Leal); Sd, 8. 

 Smith's Rose. Reserve, Joseph Hell's Dnchees, Very high com,, 

 Mrs. L. D, Outlcr's Yum Yum and North Fields Yorkshire Ken- 

 nels' Minnie Y'orlc. High com,, Mrs. L. C. Cutler's Queen. Com., 

 Peter Capsidy's Minnie. 



TOY'' SPANlELS.-OuALmi.NGE-ANV Variett— 1st, Mrs. S. S. 

 Blood's MilT\8ukee Charlie: VVtn. Phillips's Koscitis. Reserv, 

 Mrc. F. SeniTs King Victor. Puppies: lai, Mrs. A.W. Lucy's 

 Marguerite. Very high com., liiyh com. and com., Mrs. A. Kiste- 

 man's Leo, Otto and H'-ro. 



KING CHARLES SPANIELS.-Dof/s; Isl. Calumet Kennels' 

 Bend 'Or; 2d, Mr-. F, Senn\-< Ooldeu Ball; 3d, H, Neimann's Ben- 

 tick, Reserve, .J. Hammond's Charlie. Very high com., Mrs, F, 

 Senn's Romeo Bitchrs: 1st, Calumer. Kennels' Calumet Alice; 

 equnl 3d, Mrs. .L R. Franklin's Lady Hilary and Mr«, A. VV. Lucy's 

 Sara the Superb; 3d, J. O'Brien'a Floss. Reserve, Calumet Ken- 

 nels' Goldsmith's Royal Floss. 



BLENHEIM SPANIELS.-lst. Mrs. A, W. Lucj's Exeter BarK 

 2d and 3d, Calumet Kennels' Calumet Lulu and Calumet Crom- 

 welL 



PRINCE CHARLES AND RUBY SPANIELS.-lst, William 

 Phillips's Jenny Lmd; 2d, Mrs. F. Senn'.s Bell: equal 3d, Wm. Phil- 

 lips's KiUK of the Fancy and Mrs. A. W. Lucj 's Marguerite. 



JAPANESE SPANIELS.— Doys; 1st and 3d, Mrs. Eugene Clark's 

 Kioto aud Momc; 2d, .J, HomTnomi's Beanty, Reeerved, J. Ham- 

 mond's Young Cbmg. Bitches: Ist, Airs. F. Senn's Tamah; 2d, 

 Mrs, Kugene Clark's Kura; 3j, A, C, Bond's Tai-Sho. Reserveil, 

 Mis. Eugene Clark's Ki-Ku. 



ITALIAN v3REYH0UNDS.-lst, Miss E.M. Van Burcn's Cupid; 

 2d, J. Lew s's Sprite; od, Mrs. W.R. McKee's Nixie. Reserved 

 and high com., Mrs. Mhx A. Pluet kei's Tello and Ruby. 



SCHIPPf.BliES.-lst. 3d and 3d, F. W. Connolly's Princ-, Jr., 

 Cople .Saptiia aod Dreiske. 



MISCELLAN liOUS.— Mrs. L. D-'G. Hurd's Pippo- 2d, Miss Mar- 

 guerite Lewis's infanta; 3d, Miss Ida Orme's Maltese terrier 

 Topsy. Reserved, Mrs. Horace Stokes's Coquette. 



SPECIALS. 



Ma STii'FS.— Taunton gold challenge medal, value §50, breeders' 

 prize for the best American-bred raa-ti IT— Flour Cii,y Kennels' 

 Caution'-' Own Daug'hter. Mastiff Club's silver challensre cup, 

 value |i50, lor the best American-bred dog or bitch— E\ T, Under- 

 bill's Duchess. Mastiff Club's Sliver challenge cup, value $100, 

 tor the best mastiff dog, the oropertv of a member— Flour City 

 Kennels' Ilford Chancellor. Masiiff Club's silver challenge cup. 

 value $100, for th<» best mastiff bitcla belonging to a member- 

 Flour City Kennels' Lady Coleus. Old Englisa Masiiff Club's 

 40-guinea challenge cup for the best mastiff in all classes— R. P, 

 H, Durkee's Melrose Prince, Westminster Kennel Club's prize 

 of §25 for the best exhibit of four mas I iff s entered and owned by 

 one exhibitor— Fkmr City Kennels, of Rochester. N. Y, 



St. BERXARns,— Sifver cup for the best smooth-coated stud dog, 

 judged by two of his get, sired in America and out of two differ- 

 ent t-iitches— W. C. Reick's Hector with D. Mann's Cleopitra and 

 T, M. Burke's Duke of Sparta. Silver cup for the best roiiiih- 

 coated stud dog, judged by two of his get, sir^d in America and 

 out of two different bitches— E. H. Moore's, Ben Lomond. Sihvr 

 cup for best smooth-coated brood bitch, judged by i wo of her pro- 

 duce— D. Mann's Cleopatra. Silver cUib medal for best rough- 

 coatM brood bitch, judged by two of her produce— T, M. Burke's 

 Sea View Phantina, Club medal for best American-bred smooth 

 dog OA'er 18mos.— C. F. Farney's Nevis. Ditto for best rough dog 

 —J. P. Hanley's Duchess II. Ditto for best American-bred .^ooth ' 

 bitch, same age— Contoocook Kennels' Empress of Confnocook. ; 

 Ditto for best American I'ough bitch— E, H. Moore's L.-s.dv Mel- 

 7 0se. S;'i for the best rough or smooth St. Be'-narri— E, B. Sears'a 

 Sir Beaivere, Best Kennel of rough coats— Wyoming K-uueis. I 

 Best kennel of smooth— Contoocook Kennels. 8.5 for ttie best 

 American-bred rough-coated dog bred by exbiiDitoi-— E.H. Moore's 

 Lord Melrose. S-^ for the best American-bred roui'h-uoated bitch 

 bred by exhibitor— E. H. Moore's Lady Melrose. $10 for the best ; 

 pair of rough-coated St.Rernards, Amt^ricau-bred, by one exhibitor ! 

 — E, H. Moore's Lord Melrose. $-5 for best dog in the show- 

 Wyoming Kennels' Sir Bedivere. 



Grrat Danes.— Best kennel— High Ground Kennels. 



RtxssiAN WOLFHOUNns.— The National Gr-whound Club's silver 

 medal lor the best dog— Paul H. Hacke'.-s Zloeem. Best bitch— 

 HorneU-Harmony Kennelsi' Princess Irma. 



Deeehounds.- N. G. C. medal for best dog— John E. Thayer's 

 Chieftain. Best bitch — Same owners' Wanda. Best kennel— John 

 B.Tha\e.r's, 



Gheyhounds.— N. G, C. medal for best dog— White Oak Hill 

 Kennels' Balkis. Best biteh. — Homell-Harmony Ifennels' Har- 

 mony. W. K. C. kennel prize— White Oak Hill Kennels. 



Foxhounds Best kennel (2)— H. E Cook. 



Pointers — Best dog in open classes — Charles Heath's Graph. 

 Best niteh ditto— Hempstead Farm Kynnels' Woolton Game. B-st 

 dog with a field trial record — Duke of Hessen. Best kennel— Hemp- 

 si e^d Farm Kennels. Best in the show Duke of Hessen. 



English Setters.— Best kennel of four with field trial records 

 -Divided by Avent and Blue R'dge Kennels. Best English setter 

 with a field trial record— J. E. Dager's Cincinnaius, als'> W. K. C. 

 special for best in show. English Setter Club specials.— Best dog 

 with two of his get over 12 months old— J. M. Aveni's Roderigo. 

 Breeder of best three dogs or bitches, or both, over 12 months old 

 — J. M. Avent kennels. Best dog or bitch with field trial record 

 — Cincinnatus. Best kennel of four— J. M, Avent. American 

 Field cup for best in show— Cinc-innaiu=. 



Irish Setters —Best kennel— Kildare Kennels. Best with field 

 trial record— Killaruey Kennels' Tearaway. Best brace owned by 

 one kennel— Kildare Kennels' Beau Brummel and Ruby Glen- 

 more. Best in open, novice or puppy classess— Beau Brummel. 

 Best that ran in tield trials of 1890 91— J. J. Scanlan's Inchiquin. 



Gordon Setters.- Best in show owned by exhibitor lor six 

 monts prior to show— King Item. Best Gordon setter owned and 

 exhibited by a member of the Gordnn Setter Club, and best Gor- 

 don setter with a public field trial record and best Gordon setter 

 in the show— Dr. Meyer's Beaumont. Best kennel— Beaumont 

 Kennels, 



Chesapealb Bay Dogs.— C B. D. Club's siver medal, v.alue 

 $100, for the best dog or bitch in the show— J. D. Mallory's Mary. 



Spaniels. — S. C. silver cup, value $100, best field spaniel, open to 

 members of the Spaniel Club onl.v; lobe won four times iietore 

 becoming the final property of any compdtitor— R P. Keashev's 

 Beverley Negus. A. S. C. sweepsi akos for field spanieis bnrti in 

 I8a0-Oban 1st; .Jersey Oho 2d; Pe'e Obo 3d. Rowland P. Koss- 

 bey's special for the best field spanitl brood bitch tobctiiown 

 with two of her produce. The prod nee only to be judged. Open 

 to members of the American Spaniel Club only— Ace of Spades 

 with Dame Trot and Glendale. Best kennel Clumber, field or 

 Sussex or v.aier spaniels— R. H. Egg! -s- tone's. Cocker sweep- 

 siake.s— Oban. Best kennel of cockers— Andre w L^iflaw. Best 

 kennel t^lumbers —Clumber Kennels. 



CoLLEES— Collie Club trophy, a silver cup, value .g-iOO -Roslyn 

 Wilkes. President's cnp, value, $300-Tbe Squite. Collie Club 

 Produce stakes, SlOO added by the club (confined lo member;)— 

 Roslyn Tory 1st; Montana S j; Airlie 3d. Grand Am.ual CoLie 

 Sweepstakes, open to all— Roslyn Dolly Isl; Rosl\ n Tory 3d; Mon- 

 tana 3d. Futuriiy Stakes, open to all, gS'J addea by the club— Ros- 

 lyn Dolly Isi; Roslyn Tory 2d; Montana 31. Spe.ial Stud Dog 

 prize, open to all— Scotilla. Coilie Club's Medal, value S20. for 

 best stud dog, to be judged by two of his get— Scotilla. W. K. C. 

 Kennel prize, for best four collies— Chestnut HiU Kennels. 



Poodles.— W. K. C. prize of $10 for the best poodle— Prince 

 Toto. Best kennel of four poodles- G. Redmond, with Rex, Ralph, 

 Bsjah, Rival and Roue. 



BtTLLDOOS. —Parke cup, value $250, for the best doe or bitch in 

 the show— Harper. Porter cup, value $!100, for best in the show, 

 opposite in sex to the wiuner of the Parke cup— Soudan. Mat- 

 thews cup, value .filOO, for best Americau-hrfd junior dog or bitch 

 —Cock Robin. Sawyer cup, value $100, for best novice dog or 

 bitch— Hand, some Dan. Bulldog Club's silver medal for best 

 American-bred dog — Handsome Dan. Ditto, hitch— Beatrice. 

 Club's silver medal for best dog or bitch in open classes— Monarch 

 VI. Club's silver medal for best puppy under 12 monthp— Darby 

 May. Club's silver medal for best stud dog, shown with two or 

 more of his proeany (awarded on merits of progeny)- Merry Mon- 

 arch. Club's silver medal for best brood bitch, shown with two 

 or more of her progenv (awarded on merits of pvogenj )— Thespian. 

 Club's silver medal for be^t brace, dog and bitch— Monarch VI. 

 and Lena Langtry. Club's silver medal for best kennel of four or 

 more— H. D. Kendall. 



Bdll-Terribrs.— Prize of $20 for the best bull terrier— Grand 

 Duchnss. W. K. C, $15 prize for best kennel— F. F. Dole. 



Basskt Hounds.— $10 for best dog or bitch— Bertrand. 



DACHBnuNDH.— Rest dog or bitch— Rubensiein. Beetpair— Tiny 

 aud Sieshnde. 



Beagles,— Best kennel four beagles— Somerset Kennel, with 

 Storm, Cloud. Lee 11. and Myrtle. 



Fox-Tehries.— Club specials- Best in show, S10-.Jolm E, Thav- 

 er's Raby Mixer, Best in open clasp, $10— L. & W. Rutherfmd's 

 RafB.e. B^-st in pupny class, glC— Blemton Kennels' Blemton But- 

 tercup. Best brace, |10— Blemton Kennels' Dusky Trap and 

 Rachel. Best wire-haired, SIO— J. W^ Barney's Hillside Dandy. 

 Best brace wire-haired, $10— James Mortimer's Suffolk Toby and 

 Suffolk Vixen. Grand challenge cup, value .$300, for best in show, 

 open to all— John E. Thayer's Raby Mixer. Judge's cup, best 

 bitch in open class— Oriole Kennels' Dominica. Best kennel— 

 Blemton I^ennels. 



Other Terriers.— Best Dandle DInmont— F. R. Hitchcock's. 

 Best Beobuaton—W. H. Kussell's Christmas Carol. Best Skye- 



C. A. Shinn's Sir S'aft'ord. Best Scotch— North field Kennels' 

 Kilston. Best kennel of black and tans— Roehellw Kennels, Best 

 in show— Rochelle Kennels' Broomfield Sultan. Best Irish— Dun- 

 merry. Best kennel of four— Park Kennels. Bpst brace— Mars 

 and Dunmerry, Best Yorkshire— Toons' Royal George. Best 

 kennel— North Fields Yorkshire Kennels. Best American bred— 

 Radford Leah. 



PtTOS — Pug Breeders' Ch.al]enge Cup, offered by Dr. M. H. 

 Cry er— Bessie. Best dog or hitch sired by champion Kash— Sprake. 

 Best in show— Sprake. Best kennel of four— Mobawk-Indiana 

 with Ka^i. Bo Peep IL. Sprake Rustic Queen. 



Tot Spaniels.— Best in show— Mrs, Samuel S, Blood's Milwau 

 kee Charlie. 



BALTIMORE DOG SHOW. 



BALTIMORE, March 3, 9 P. M.— This well conducted 

 show opened this morning. The jurlging was delayed 

 by the late arival of some of the dogs and the latebour at 

 which the club could .secure the building, not being able to 

 get it till II P. M. last night. Everything was in shipshape 

 by noon, however, and jurlgine: commenced iu three rings. 

 The brunt of the work lies on the shoulders of Messrs. fJhas. 



D. and W. S. DiiTenderffer, W. C. Furber and F. E. Lamb, 

 who are hustlers of the first water. To. Mr. Furber great 

 credit is due for the really first-class arrangement of the 

 bulletin board, something we have been suggesting for .some 

 time. All the awards are printed in large letters on card 

 boai-d slips as soon as made, and then each slip is nailed on 

 the large board in class rotation so that one can at once 

 mark off a catalogue without wandering in an aimless way 

 all over the board trying to find the award you want; it is a - 

 great scheme and should be generally adopted. The prize 

 cards were placed ovt r the lucky winners in some cases 

 almost before the dogs came out of the ring. The bulk of 

 the .iudginec has been gone through. Sir Tatton has here 

 been put at the head of the open class of English setters, so 

 evidently the English Setter Club special jtidges are not as 

 one on the new standard. 



Snow lies thick on the ground, but the attendance was 

 fairly good thron.uhout the day. Appended will be found 

 the full li.st of awards made to-day: 



MASTIFFS.— Challenge— Bitc/ies: Ist, Flour City Kennels' 

 Ladv Coleus.— Open- Doi:is: 3sr, Flour City Kennels' liford Chan- 

 cellor; 2d, T. Dudlev Riggs's The Moor; 3d, Linkword Kennels' 

 Linkw^od, Chief, Bitches: 1st and 2d, Flour City Ivtnnels' Cau- 

 tion's Own Daughter and Lady Dorothy. High ccmi , Linkwood 

 Kennels' Linkwood Lady M'irgaret and Linl:\vood L=id> Cath- 

 arine.— Novice— Ist, Flour City Kennels' Caution's Own Daugh- 

 ter. 



ST. BERNARDS.— Rough-Coated - Challenge— Dof/s: Ist, 

 Wyomintr Kennels' Hesoer. Reserve, E, H Mooie's Ben Lomond. 

 B/tc/ies; 1st, E. H, M' ore's Miranda, ReEcrve, Wj omiug Ken- 

 nels' Ijady WelllDgton,— Open— Do(y,s; Isi, E. H. Moore's Alton; 

 2tl,Gpo,.l, Ruporechi's Lord NelS' n; 3d, Mrs, A, A. Cobti'a Lion. 

 High com., C. Ciller's .Jersey B*»ij, V Petrola's Count St. Vincent, 

 Robert M. Ag'-ew's Brnce. Bitches: 1st and 2d, E.H.Moore's 

 Lady Livingston aud Lady SnecrweP; 3d, reserve, very high com. 

 (2) and high com.. Mar} land Kennels' Republican Belle, Pleiad, 

 Prudence, Blowden and Lakme, Com., Geo. Scala's Josephine 

 Marie Sander.^on.— Novice— 1st, Geo. J. Rupprechi's Lord Nelson; 

 2d, V. Petrola's Count St. Vincent. Reser^'e, Robert M. Aenew's 

 Bruce, Very hish com., Thos. Walthei's Stonewall Jackson, 

 Geo. Scala's Josephine Mar e Sanderson. High com., H.S, Haber- 

 sham's Athos. 



ST. BERNARDS. -Smooth-Coated — Challenge— Absent.— 

 Open— Dogs; 1st, J. E. Wilkinson's Adonis IL; 2d, Maryland Ken- 

 nels' Lorn Hector; 3d, T. J. Sheubrooks's Lord CHfton. Very high 

 com., W. H. Frames's Eric. Bitches: Isr, Mrs. T. S. Wilkinson's 

 Maud. High com., W. H. Frames's Shirley.— Novice— With- 

 held. 



BLOODHOUNDS.— let, Mrs. B. V. Rachford's imported Jack 

 the Ripper. 

 NEWFOUNDLANDS.-Withheld, 



GREAT DANES.— CHALLBNGE—lst, H. Nichols's Melac— Open 

 —Dogs; Ist and 2d, J. H. H. Maeniier's Pedro and Menfor HI. Very 

 high com., H. B. Roemer's Nero, Bitches: 1st and 2d, J. H. H. 

 Maenner's Minca Alia and Minca. 



RUSSIAN WOLPHOITNDS.-Absent. 



FOXHOUMDS.— Engllsh— 1st and 2d, Elk Ridge Fox Hunting 

 Club's Stranger Lass and Tiiie Lass. Hieh ct.m.,Alex Brown's 

 Rapid and Richmond.— AiiERic.lN— Ist. G. D. Wells's Hark; 2d, 

 W. H. West's Music. 



DE ERHOUNDS. -Dofifs; Ist, Dnnrohin Kennels' Argvle; 2d, Geo, 

 MacDougall's Brfck Allan. Very high com.. Miss Mary Leigh 

 Brown's Ernie. Bitches: 1st and 2d, Dunrobin Kennels' Olga aad 

 Alida. 



GREYHOUNDS.-OpEN— Do(7s; 1st, Dum-obin Kennels' Charles 

 Davi>; 2d, A. W. Pnrbeck's Gem of the Season. Bitclies: Ist, Dun- 

 robin Kennels' yiaud Torringtou. 



POINTERS.— Challekge—Do(/s; (55lbp. or over) 1st and equal 

 Isr, Hempstead Farm Kennels' Robert le Diablo and Acme Ken- 

 nels' Trinket's Chief. BUclies: (.lOlbs. or ovei) 1st, Pleetview and 

 Reading Pointer Kennels' Belle Randolph. Dor/s: (Under .'j.Olbs.) 

 1st, Hemsiead Farm Kennels' Duke of Hessen, " Bitches: (Under 

 oOlbs.) 1st, E. R. Bellm.m's Stella B —Op en— .Dogs; (5,-ilbs. or over) 

 1st, E. R. Bellman's Grapgii.t; 2d, L. A. Biddle's Glen Morgan; 3d, 

 Hempstead Farm Keii'iela' Tony While. Verv hi(?h rem., J. A. 

 Graham's Bangstone. High coro., ,J. L. AleCoi-rrick's IMart O'Ban- 

 non and D, W. Oyster's Dick Sniveller. Bitches: (fiOlb^. or over) 

 Isr, Hempstead Farm Kennels' 'Wool'on Game; ."d. K. P. WilUin's 

 Bf!vR.;8d,L A. Biddle's Gicelj'. Doq.s; (Ur.(ier ."i.51b=.) 1st, B. M. 

 Steveoson's Tribuhition; 2d, F. G. Taylor's lospiration; .3d, J. R. 

 Purcell's Nick of Ion. Reserve, J. S. Summer.^'s Bing of Kippen. 

 Very high com., E. R. Bellman's Hickory Staunch." High com., 

 Geo. W. Massamore'.- Peterkin of Nbso. Bitches: ( Under oOlos.) 



Levering's Yon Lirihio 



Com., Woodbury Kennels' Molly R. 



ENGLISH .SETTERS.— Challenge— Absent. Open— Dogs; 1st, 

 East End Kennels' Sir Tatton; 2ti, Chailes A. Murphy's Druid Hill; 

 3d, E. J. M:irtln'.-: Mark Twain. Reserve, H. D. Thompson's Don 

 of Rich Hill. Very high corn., R. B^^rrv Bull's Gan-ain. Coui., J). 

 S. EU.sivoi iLi'H Rockford. BifcliPfi: Is*. Philip Wolfenden's Bonnie 

 L.>jo- Clat-isione Girl; 2d, .loseph H. Uniiicr'.s Nelly Bly; 3d, E.J. Martin's 

 nncr I Ruby R. Novicii-Plvlip Wolfenden's Bonnie Gladstone Girl; 3d, 

 . fn° I H. D Thompson's Don of Rich Hill. 



IRISH SETTER.S.— CHAiLBNGE-X>Of/s; Ist, A. V. Armour's 

 Max. Bitches: let, Kildare Kennels' Winnie IL OpsN—Dogs: 1st, 



