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herself, Is a nice stamp, with a fair head; she has a well 

 ribbed body and good loin, is straight in trout and should 

 certainly have been higher if not the winner. Lizzie Porter, 

 he, F.rst at BaltiitKire, vras certainly badly treated; she has 

 been desciibed, beats the winner in head, body and letjs. 

 Lassie Bang is too open in feet and straight in shoulder. 

 Pnppy doKS saw Fritz the winner; is too long and narrow in 

 head, otherwise fair. Second prize withheld. In bitches 

 Trixie R., faulty in muzzle, has a had light eye, bub nicelv 

 formed body. Nellie Staunch, second I did not see, nor yet 

 Staj", reserve. 



Hempstead Farm Kennels took the kennel special and 

 their Woolton Game special for best bitch in the open class. 

 Best bitch j)up sired by Robert le Diable, F. S. Webster's 

 Nautilus. Best dog or bitch sired 'by Dick Swivellcr, J, E,. 

 Purcell's Nick of Ion. American Pointer Club special for 

 best pointer with two of his get, King of Kent with Maid 

 of Kent and Rip E.ap. Best dog under 551bs. owned south 

 of the Ohio River, Charlotl^esville Kenuels' Rip Rap. FOR- 

 EST AND Strbam subscription: best pointer owned iu Wasti- 

 ington, F, S. VVebster's Prince Don. Best ttiree or more 

 with a held trial record, Hempstead Farm Kennels, with 

 "Woolton Game, Robert le Diable and Duke of Hessen. 



ENCrLISn SETTEES— (J. M. TRACY). 



In the absence of Cincinnatus, Sir Tat ton had a walkover 

 in challenge dogs. The bitch class had no entry. A class 

 of twenty-two next puzzled the judge. Roderigo, carrying 

 his years well, was put dosvn for hrst, he is well known, Roi 

 D'Or, that won one of the Lorillard medals iit Lexington. 

 N. C, coming next, he is a bit snipy muzzled, has a'nice 

 skull and is well set in other respects. Tory Lieutenant, a 

 bit faulty in head, is well formed in bodv and legs. Edee 

 Mark, reserve, is faulty in muzzle, a bit long cast, and is not 

 ribbed up enough. Reverdy, vhc, was described at New 

 York. Dick Boy, he, is short in muzzle and out of coat. 

 Rayon, c, has been described before. Gath's Mark, tliough 

 large and a bit coarse, deserved some letters. In bitches, 

 Bessie Avent, second at New York, moved up one and took 

 the blue, followed by Annie F,, faulty in head, but nice 

 body, legs and feet. Nellie Ely, third, loses in muzzle and 

 eye, otherwise good. Anita, reserve, is a bit domy in skull, 

 is small-sized and nicely formed. Boscobel is short in 

 muzzle, also snipy. Dolly, c, is coarse. Puppies were noth- 

 ing to speak of. Best kennel. F. R. Hitchcock, Best dog 

 owned by a member of the club, J. H, Hunter's Nellie Bl.v. 

 Best in the open class, J, M. Avent's Roderigo. Best three 

 with held trial record, P. R. Hitchcock's team. English 

 Setter Club medal to breeder of the best three over ISmos. 

 old, Memphis & Avent Kennels. Best dog or bitch with 

 field trial record. J. M. Avent's Roderigo. Best bitch owned 

 by a Dumber of the W. C. K. C, J. H. Hunter's Nellie Bly, 

 also Forest akd Stream subscription for best owned in 

 Washington. 



IRISH SETTERS— (J. M. TRACY). 

 In the challenge dog class Max A. bad to succumb to Kil- 

 dare, though he is only beaten in head, and N^annle II. was 

 alone in her class. Many of the winners in the open class 

 are now so well known that it is needless to describe them. 

 Beau Brummel again took premier honors, second going to 

 Minstrel over O'Donovau Rossa, who is" too thick in skull 

 and shore iu muzzle, not of good type. Shanmore, reserve. 

 Js too sharp ia muzzle, excellent front and fair bodyi 

 Limerick, vhc, has been commented on before and Tim's 

 Dandy, c , was iu the New York report. Glen Jarvis, second 

 at Pittsburgh, certainly should have been in the money, he 

 pot nothing, neither did Scotland Chief. The Eillarney 

 Kenuels entries were absent in all classes. In bitches that 

 fine bitch Jeannette again came to the front, followed by 

 Endora and Norma third, Bessie Glencho vhc. They are all 

 familiar faces now and were well placed. Iu pitpiay dogs 

 Sandy, first, has a nice head and is fairly well off otherwhse. 

 Sismon is faulty in head. Clonmel, third, has the same 

 faults, not type enough. No bitch puppies entered. Kil- 

 dare Kennels' took the two kennel prizes and also the best 

 brace special. Best Irish setter owned in Washington— R. 

 L. Jones's Limerick. 



aORDON SETTERS (J. M. TRACY). 

 The challenge class was divided and Leo B. and Ivanhoe 

 changed places, though the latter beats in head and color. 

 In bitches, Becky Sharp again came out ahead of Blos.'om. 

 In dogs, King Item beat Rexmont in muzzle and bodv; Don, 

 third, loses in tan and head. Bob. reserve, is better"] n this 

 respect and equally as good in body and legs. Eldorado, 

 vhc, is faulty in head and tan; Scott, he. , is hardly straight 

 in front. Critic H. won iu bitches. Best brace, Dr. Dixon's. 



FOSHOl.rND.S— (JA M ES MORTIMER) . 

 Mr. Avent had his full pack and took in all the prizes; 

 they were placed as at New Orlea-ns, Fox and Rock first, 

 Rob second, Nellie vhc, and Florah he They are all of the 

 racy American style of hound and according to their type 

 show plenty of (Quality. Mr. Avent took the two specials 

 for best foxhound and kennel. Duke was the only Chesa- 

 peake shown; he is as was stated at Baltimore, a poor one. 



SPANIELS— (JAMES MORTIMER). 

 These classes did npt fill well Patsey O'Connor, of course, 

 held up the honor of the water division. He really ought to 

 be initiated. Boss IIL was alone iu challenge Clumbers, and 

 Lady Belle and Johnny, Jr., were placed as at Pittsburgh 

 under the same judge. In field spaniels' challenge class 

 Baron had no difficulty in disposing of Lady, the Sussex; 

 this left Beverly Negus to capture the blue ribbon iu the 

 open class, which he found pretty easy work with onlv Toady 

 Obo, more of a cocker than a field dog, to contend against, 

 the others being nondescripts, but of good working type. In 

 the bitch class Rosedale Dolly, infnture to be known' as Say- 

 brook Dolly, won over Miss Ben d'Or, who was shown too 

 fat; Floss, third, is wavy-coated and faulty in muzzle. 

 Black Duke was alone in challenge class. In open dogs 

 Adam, a dog of nice quality, a little long and sharp iu 

 muzzle, but good otherwise, won over Snowball, described 

 before; Jacco, third, is too curly in coat, light in body, and 

 muzzle not square enough. Eve was an easy winner in 

 bitches, with a look of great quality she combines a good 

 cocker head, if her skull is a bit domy at present, she is 

 hardly straight iu front, bat excellent for her age in body 

 and coat; Zulu, second, has a fair head, skull nicely formed, 

 bub is a bit out in front; Maggie, third, is snipy iu muzzle 

 and poor in coat. In puppies Eve beat her kennel mate, 

 better in head. 



COLLIES— (JAMES MORTIMER). 

 There was quite a fair show of collies. The challenge dog 

 class hadRoslyn Wilkes at the head of affairs, Scotilla, his 

 sire, is getting a bit seedy, Roslyn Dandy, third, did not look 

 his best. In bitches Roslyn Clara, in the absence of others 

 from her kennel, had a walkover, she was looking well. In 

 open dogs Wellesbourne Hero had to give place to a young 

 one from Wilmington, who is better iu head and coat and 

 shows a bit more quality; Hempstead Zulu, third, is well 

 known, the others were poor. In bitches, Zulu Princess II. 

 proved the winner, though it is a near thing between her and 

 Roslyn Parole; Aveua, thtrd, has a fair head, is a bit faulty 

 in front. In puppy dogs Duke scored again, and Glenfoyle, 

 soft and wooly coated, bub with a nice clean head, cam.e 

 second. Bitch puppies hiid a nice class. Avena, who will 

 need some care wn en she gets home, as she was coughing, 

 won nicely from Eoielina, not quite right in muzzle and coat 

 could be better; GypsyDubliu Scot, reserve, shows too much 

 stop; Prinu-ose, vhc, is a bit coarse in skull. There were a 

 good many absentees in these classes. Chestnut Hill Ken- 

 nels vfou the kennel prize. Bestpuppv doa, F. R. Cargwell's 

 Duke. Best brace bred and owned in Washington, S. E. 

 g.abbitfc's E.oxi6 and. Dublin I/a3.sie. H&ii coIJis sired by oae 



of the Chestnut Hill stud does, Seminole Kennels' Roslyn 

 Dandy. Bestov^nedin Washington, D. C, R. W. Lee's Peter 

 the Great. 



POODLES— (JAMES MORTIMER). 

 Dexter again beat his old rival Beri, and Jim Jim, too 

 wooly-coated, but fairly well formed, came next, and Nell, 

 well known, vhc. 



BULLDOGS— (JAMES MOTIMRR). 

 Harper was here at home and reclined in a tastily deco- 

 rated stall with his consort, the Graven Image, both w'inners 

 in their classes. In open dogs a fairish specimen iu Trotb 

 took the blue ribbon, but the others were hardly the thing 

 and prizes were withheld. Best bulldog, F. W. Sackett's 

 Harper. 



BULI^TERRIERS— (JAMES MORTBIBR). 



In the challenge class Starlight again beat Entei-prise, and 

 in the open heavy dogs it was simply a repetition of Pitts- 

 bnri/b, Dick Wbittington, Spotless Prince and Dufferiu. In 

 bitches there was a little trouble: through souae misunder- 

 standing Duchess of York should have been entered instead 

 of Pickens, the Irish setter. The prize w^as awarded to her, 

 though she was not iu the catalogue, bxit afterward Frank 

 Monlton, owner of Lady Melville, protested, and his protest 

 was allowed, so all moved up a peg. Lady Melville took 

 first; she was at Baltimore, and Queen Bendigo, losing in 

 stop and shortness of face, was given second place. Lou- 

 mnrjt Kit coming next; though a.liit cheeky she is better by 

 f ir than the %vimieT. In li^ht weights M r. Dick won over 

 White Duke, who loses iu body, loin and eye, though shape 

 of head is Ijetter. In puppies two fair ones were shown. 

 Best iu the .'•how, Frank Dole's Starlight: best bred in Wash- 

 ington, D. C, T. W. Moulton's Loumout Bess; best owned 

 in Washington (2), T. W. Moulton's Lady Melville. 



DACHSH UNDE— (.JAMES MORTIMER). 



A nice little show. Feldman K. again proved himself supe- 

 rior to Black Prince, who only got vhc , while W.aldman, a 

 rather coarse dog, came second; he is a bit better in crook 

 and pasterns. Ii? bitches Countess Lina changed places with 

 Lizette, though the latter is better qtiality and is better in 

 crook and let down Joau d'Arc, vhc, "is too straight in 

 front. 



BASSET HOUNDS— (JAMES MORTIMER). 



Bertrand, that has been ■^vinning right along, had a rebuff 

 here when he met Babetfce, who, though showu so heavy in 

 whelp that she almost touched the ground, and on this' ac- 

 count ought to have been put back, is so much superior in 

 quality, chest and coat, that were she in good shape the de- 

 cipinn could not be questioned. Mau, vhc, is out at elbows, 

 faulty in crook and head. Krooks is too much of a good 

 thing in front. 



BEAGLES— (W. STE-W-AST DrrpBSDEKEFER). 



There was not tlie show here I expected to see. I suppose 

 as, the same Judge ofiicialis at Boston the entry will be 

 strong there, Lou upheld the challenge honors. In open 

 dot'S Jim Simmons, second at Baltimore, beat Restless iu 

 body and compactness, losing iu head to the other. Don 

 was thrown nut for beintr over.sized, There will have to be 

 some reliable standard luade to meastire thess dogs with, as 

 w4ieu it comes to a close fit there is ithvays some dotxbt. 

 T'H'iutwo again won iu bi'ches, foilowed by Mollie, who is a 

 bit wider in front and coarse iu ear, otherwise fair. Glen- 

 rose Topsy came in third, she was commented on at Balti- 

 more, slie lias the ijest headiu the class. Restless v.'pn the 

 puppy pii/.e. F. W, Chapman took the two kennel prizes 

 and Restless took the N. B. C. special for best dog, and 

 Twintwo that for best bitch. V 



FOS-TERRIERS— (JAMES MORTIMER). 



Several new faces turned up in these classes, while the 

 others take a needed rest. Lucifer and Dusky Trap had an- 

 other innings, with the resultasusual infavor of the fortner 

 and R.ichel accounted for Blemtou Consequence. In dogs 

 that good-bodied and good-legged Starden's Jack proved the 

 winner. He is faulty in head, and Blemton Racket's good 

 frdut pulled him into second place, third going to Warren 

 Laird, described at New York. Raby Trisjger, also now 

 well known, taking the reserve crrd. Warren Dandy, vhc, 

 has a fail- I'l-ont, is laalty behind and shows too ranch "frill." 

 Kejient Brisk, a little lull iu brow and a bit wide in front, 

 and ears not carried rittht, also got three letters. Le Logos 

 and Endcliffe Spice, he, are well known. In bitches the 

 judge was not so generous with the cards. Dono and Dom- 

 inica occupied their accustomed position,?, and Ebor Nettle, 

 a little light in bone, but nicely pu* together, came iu for 

 third money. Yerdict, vlie, and Blemton Enid, described 

 at Pittsburgh, reserve. In puppy dogs Warren Tripper^ 

 tbirdiu novices at New York, easily beat Dean and Domin- 

 ica was away ahead of anythingin her class. Blemton Ken- 

 nels too];: the Iteunel prize. Best terrier owned in Washing- 

 ton, D. C, P. A. Plant's Frisk. Ameiicau Fox-Terrier 

 Club specials: Best in show, Rachel. Best in oiyen classes, 

 Starden's Jack. Best iu puppy classes. Oriole Kennels' 

 Dominica. Tomboy Stakes, Oriole Kenhels' Dominica. 

 Best fox-terrier iu puppy class, Oriole Keunels' Dominica. 

 No wire-nairs shown. 



IRISH TERRIERS— (JAMES MORTIMER). 



The Park Kennels had competition to themselves, Mars 

 again beating Duimiurt'ev, and Which and T'Ocher had their 

 usual little game iu the Welsh terrier class, Killston again 

 beat Kilbord, as at Pittsburgh. In Scotch terriers. Fighter, 

 a fair one, and one of friend Haillie'sbreedinst, took the three 

 letters. In Bediingtons, Tick Tack agaiu showed his 

 .superiority over Qui Vive, bettt-.r in coat, ears, top-knot and 

 arcLi of loin. Sir Stafford courted defeat after his experience 

 at Pittsburgh, L''Vett taking the ribbon once more and 

 Tob^c has a profuse coat, bat not the sort that is wanted. 

 Effie Dean and Bessie were placed as at Pittsburgh. 



BLACK AND TAN TERRIERS— (JAMES MORTIMER). 



Meersbrook Maiden, standing her travelings exceedingly 

 well, was alone in the challenge division. In the open the 

 two cracks Beacousfleld and Sultan ci'ossed swords agaiu and 

 the New York decision was upheld; as these two will very 

 likely come under me at Boston, I reserve my opinion till 

 then. Empress again very properly beat Broomfield Madge 

 iu bitches. 



YORKSHIRE TERRIERS— (JAMES MORTIMER). 



Toon's Royal again had an easy win, his nearest opponent. 

 Dandy, is sbort of coat and head tan is too light. Venus 

 here met Minnie York again, and as at New York, was 

 placed well ahead of her kennel mate. In toy terriers Tiney 

 had to give place to Ctite, in better shape, and though lack- 

 ing penciliugs and thumb marks, has nice tan, is I'ather 

 apple-headed and is well on the large size. 



PUGS— (MISS A. H. WHITNEY). 



Bob Ivy was alone in the challenge dog class, and Vesta 

 succeeded iu reversing the Pittsburgh decision, being placed 

 over Bessie, Nellie Bly reserve. Prince 11.^ owned by Miss 

 Bisbing, who is a new exhibitor in the field bub is starting 

 well, beat Kash, Jr. in make up and head. Bitters, third, 

 loses in ear and muzzle. Flip reserve. In bitcbes Miss 

 Bisbing's Cassina. lace of Dr. Oryer's kennel, won again, 

 beating L idy Victoria but with little to spare. Rustic Kate 

 loses in face, muzzle e'^peeially. That nice little puppy 

 Little Bessie won in puppies. Dr. Ciyer won the lEeunel 

 special. Best pug doe owned in Washington, D. C, Mx. 

 Traver's Flip. Best pair owned by a lady residing in Wash- 

 ington, Mrs. Traver's Flip and Dora. Best bitch owned in 

 Washington, Mrs. Traver's Dora. 



KING CHARLES SPA:SIELS— (ME. MOETDfEE). 



Topey aiter tjryiag several times managed to get ia aliea4^ 



this time beating his kennel mate, though in muzzle only. 

 Flossie, vhc, oil' in tan and light eyed. Dandy is too long 

 iu muzzle, faulty in eye, bat has a fairly good skull. 



ITALIAN GREYHOUNDS. 



Sprite here won well over Skip, beating in front and head. 

 Fancy, vhc, has something the matter with her eyes, loses 

 in skull ancl front. Best Italian greyhound owned by a lady 

 residing in W^ashington, D. C. (2), Mrs. Webster's Skip. 



Mexican hairless had only one representative, Mrs. Hard's 

 Pippo, who is now well known and seems to thoroughly 

 enjoy a show. He won the .special as well. 



In the miscellaneous class a sort of Mexican spaniel won 

 over an ablireviated Russian setter, one of Fred Kirby's 

 Jokes, and Monte Carlo came in for third. The prizes not 

 awarded at the time our going to press last week are 

 appended; 



GREYHOUNDS.-Pwppies; Isc withheld; 2d, S. Wren Howard's 

 Hector. 



RUSSIAN WOLFHOUNDS.-Doffs; 1st, Pnul H. Hacke'a Ivan ; 

 3d, W. M. King, Jr.'s Ivan Romanoff. Bitches: 1st, Paul H. 

 llacke's Prokaza. 



DEERHOUNDS.-Doff.s: Ist, John E. Thayer's Robber Chief tain; 

 Sfl, George McDnugal's lirock Allan. Reserve, .John E. Tbayer's 

 Gluusman, Very high com., Mrs. Francis B. Lorins's Wallace. 

 Bitches: 1st, John E. Tiayer'a Wanda; 3d, John E. Thayer's 

 Theodora. 



FOXHOUNDS. -AMEBicAN-l3t. J. M. Avent's Fox is Rock; 2(1, 

 J. M. Avenr's Rob, Very h'gh com. and high com., J. M. Avent's 

 Nellie and Florah. P^NO-tiiSH— No entries. 



CHESAPEAKE BAY DOGS.— Doffs: 1st, Mrs. H. M. V/alker'.s 

 Duke. 



IRISH WATER SPANIELS.— 1st, B. P. Lewis's Patsy O'Conner , 



CLUMBER SPANlELS.-OnAi.UENGE-lst. Mercer & Middle-' 

 ton's Boas III. Open— lat and 3cl, Mercer & Middleton's La,dy 

 Belle and Johnny, Jr. 



FIELD SPAXIEL'^— Any Color (ovrr 28lbs.)-Ghallbngb— 

 1st, Gs". W. Fotsom'.s Baron; ad. R. P. Keasby's Lady.— Open— 

 Dnut:: 1st, R. P. Keashy'H Beverly Negus; Swiss MountainKen- 

 Tiels' Toad v Obo. Citc/ics; 1st, R. P. Krasby 's Say''rook Dolly (late 

 Rosedale Dolly); 2d, D. A. Dennison's Mary; equal M, R. P. iveas- 

 by'.'^ Mi.s.s Ben d'Or; 3tl, W. 0. Kimpton'a Floss. 



COOKER. SPANIELS.— ANi' CoLOH-CHAULENGB-lst, Lack- 

 well Douglass's Black Duke.— Open— Doc/s: la*-, C. T. Sacket'a 

 Adam; 2d, Swiss Mountain Ksnnels' Snowball; 3d. H. T. Wright's 

 Jacco. BUclias: 1st, C. T. Sacket's Evo; 3.1, G. V. N. Ogden's Zulu; 

 31, Thos. S. Kimpton'.'? Maggie. Piqypicti: 1st and 2d. C. T. Sacket's 

 Eve and Adam. 



COLLIES.— Challenge -Dof/.'?; 1st and 2d, Chratnut Hill Ken- 

 nels' Roslyn Wdkes and ScotiJla. Reserve, Seminole Kennels' 

 Roslyn Dandy. Bitches: Ist, Chestnnt Hill Kennels' Roslyn. 

 Claia.— Open-Doos; l^^t, F. R. Caswell's Duke: 3d, Chestnut 

 Hill Kennels' Wellesbourne Hero; 31, Hempstead Farm Kennels' 

 HempstPHd Zulu. Very high com., Ralph W. Lee's Peter the 

 Gren. High eom., Linkwood Kenrels' John Bright and Seminole 

 Kinnels' sooirh Laddi<^ Don. Bitches: 1st, Hempstead Farm 

 Kernels' Zulu Princess Ik; 2d, F. W. Sacket's R^'slvn Parole; 3d, 

 W. R. Carswpll's Avena.— PUPPIES— Doflts." lat, F. R, Carswell's 

 Duke: 3fi. Mc Vicar and Appleby's Glenfoyle. Reserve, Mrs. A. H. 

 L"e'3. Vuu-y hig'i com., Ci^as. .Scherer's Robin Adair, Com.. Mr. 

 J. E^^gar Smith's Sandy. Bitches: 1st, 2d and very high com., F. 

 R. Carswell's Avna, Emilme and Primrose. Reserve, Austin 

 Tl en 's fi vrsy Dunlin Scot. High com., VVm, E, Pottburj'a Flora 

 VI and S. E, Rabbitt'a Dublin Lassie. 



POODLES.— 1st and very high com., A. W, Purbeck's Doxter 

 ■Tod Nell; 3d, Louis A. Biddle'a Ben; 3d, Miss Bessie Stewart's 

 JimJitn. 



BULLDOGS.— CHALLEitGE— 1st, F. W. Sacket'a Hnrper.— Opest " 

 —Dogs: Ist, Cnlumhia Atnletic Clnh'.s Troit, BUefm: Ist, Mr. 

 F. \v. Sacket's The Graven Image. 



BULL-TERRIERS.-CHALLSNGE-R/ic/ics.' Ist, Fr.ink F. Dole's 

 StiifUghi; 2d. W. F. Hot bie's Enterprise,— Open— Dofirs (over 

 aOlhs.): 1st, R L. Steven's Dick Whitthigton; 2d, \V.,F. Bobbie's 

 Spotless Prince; 31, Wm- J. Brysou's Dnfferin, Bitches: 1st, Frank 

 W.Miulton's Lady Melville; 2d, Frank ff. Dole's Queen Bendigo. 

 31, F. W. Moi-dtou Loumont Kit.— Open (201ba. and undeij— 1st 

 and 2d. P. Dole's Mr. Dick and White Duke. Puppies: Istf A. 

 •r. Gedney's .Loumont Benville; 3d, Frank W. Mouuon's Lou- 

 mont Bess. 



DACHSHUNDE.-Doi/s: 1st, Mount Waahington'Konnels' Feld- 

 man K,; 2d, Arthnr HennehOf fer',s Waldman. Very high com., 

 IrcquoTs Kennels' Black Prince. Bitches: IsK Mount Washington 

 Kennels' Countess Lina; 2d, Iroquois Kenuels' Lizette. Very high 

 com., E. A. Marnces's Joan of Arc. 



BASSETT HOUTSTDS.-lst and high com., E. W. Jester's Bahette 

 and Krooks; 3d, C. B. tiilbert's Bertrand. Very high com., F. M. 

 Buckingham's Man. 



IRISd TERUIERS.-lstand 3d, The Park Kennels' Mars and 

 Dnnmary. 



WELSH TERRIERS.~l8tand2d, Prescott Lawrence's T'other 

 and Which. 



SCOTCH TERRIERS.— l-st. North Fields Yorkshire Kennels' 

 Kilstor; 3d, F. P. Dole's KUbord. Very high com., E. W. Jester's 

 Fighter. 



BEDLINGTON TERRIERS.— 1st. W. H. Russell's Tick Tack; 

 3.1, M. A. Thelherg's Qui Vive. 



SKYE TERRIERS.— Do0s: Ist, W'oodbnry Kennels' Lovett; 2d, 

 CiffiirH A. Shina's Sir Stafford, f^lom., Joseph Prather's Tobac. 

 Bitches: Isi, S. H. Sanderson's EfHe Dean: 3d, C. A. Shinn's Bessie. 



BLACK AND TAN TERRI^^ RS -Ovek 7lbs.-''HAI,lenge— 

 Isr, Rocn.Ue Kennels' Meershri'Ok Maiden.— Open— Dog,5.- 1st, 

 Rochelle Kennels' Bi'oomfiejd Sultan; Sd, Nortb Fields Yornshu-e 

 Kennels' Beaeonsfleld. Bitches: 1st. Nonh Fields Ynrksnire Ken- 

 nf-is' Meersbrook Empress; 2d, Rochelle Kennels' Bioomfleld 

 Madge. 



yORK=5HIRE TERRIERS.— Doffs; 1st, North Fields YorkPhire 

 Kenr.Hs' Toon's Royal; 3d, W. B. Tiax'eV.s Dandy. Bitches: lat 

 and 2d, Nonh F elds Yorkshire K-nnel.s' Venus and Minnie York. 



TOY TERBIERS.-Othek tuajn Yorkshihe— Under 7lbs,— 

 1st, B. E. Braden's Curt; 3d. Woodburj Ktnuels' Tiney. 



PUGS.— Challengs— Dogs; 1st, M. H. Cryer's Bob Ivv. Bitam: 

 Ist and 3d, M. H. Cryer's Vesta and Bessie. Open— Dof/s: ist. 

 Miss Hisbing's Prince II.; 3d, Seminole Kennels' Kasb, Jr ; 3d, 

 Grahnm Pearre's Bdters. Reserve, Mrs. VV'. R. Travel's Flip. 

 Birches: Ist, Miss Bisbmg's Ha.ssioa; 23, M. H. Cryer's Lady 

 Victoria; od. Geo. W. Wamt-ach'a Rustic Kate. Reserve, M. H. - 

 Oryp-r's Little Bessie, Very high com.. Mrs. W, R, Traver's Dora. 

 Puppies: 1st, M. H. Cryer's Little Bessie. 



KING CUArtLES SPANIELS.— 1st and 2d, Robert Paul For- 

 sbaw's Tonsy and Ruby. Very high com., Woodbury Kennels' 

 Flossie. High com., J. M. Soulfe's Dandy. 



JAPANESE SPANIELS.— 3d, Austin Herr's Toma. 



ITALIAN GREYHOUNDS. — l.st, Mt. Washington Kennels' 

 Spriw: 3d Mrs. F. S. Webster's Skip. Very high com., H. Walker 

 Tucker's Fancy. 



MEXICAN HAIRLESS.— Ist, Mrs. L. D. G. Hurd's Pippo. 



MISCELLANEOUS.— lat. Lieut. T. G. Fillette's Daisy; 2d. Wood- 

 bury Kennels' Czar II.; 3d, Miss May Hnyrk's M mte Carlo; 



RECORDS OR MERIT.— Sheffield, England.— £?fZitor 

 Forest and Stream: Your issue of Feb. 19 has iust come to 

 hand and I am greatly surprised to find Dr. Foote's most 

 unfair attack upon the black and tan terrier Beaeonsfleld. 

 From gentlemen who profess to have the fancy at heart and 

 desire to see improvement and progress made in a breed we 

 expect something in a different spirit from his letter, and I 

 am pleased to see you draw his attention to the Oldham show 

 and"the reports of the Palace show, 1890. I think I am cor- 

 rect in saying that it was the only time Beaeonsfleld and 

 Sultan met and they were placed as follows: Beaeonsfleld 

 first. Dewy Bess second. Sultan third. Now if this is the 

 best' performance of what the Doctor styles "the best of ^Lt. 

 Ellis's superb kennel," it is certainly making Beaeonsfleld 

 far away.the best dog, unless Mr. Astley was a long way out 

 ia his judgment, and if the Doctor also refers to the report 

 of this show ia our leading c-inine papers he will find the 

 award entirely agreed with. I am awaiting reaults of the 

 jndging at New york, and then probably (with your per- 

 mission) 1 shall liave more to say in reference to the Doctor's 

 flowery aanouaoemant that fctultan is ooming.-^BlCHABD 



