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FOREST AND STREAM. 



[Afril 16, 1891. 



ATjnoiir's Max A, Bitches: 1st, 3d and reserve, w. L. Washlns;- 

 ton's champton Ruby Glenm'^re, ohamDion Molly Bav^n and Win- 

 nie II.— (tPEN— Doffs; 1st, J. J. ScanliTi's Inchiqxiin; 2d, (r. II. Co- 

 v»rt's Ben C; Sd, St. Cloud Kennels'' Mmstrei; <)th, reserve and 

 high com.. Claremon'^ Kennels' Prin/'e Nmon, Ran^ho and Olai-e- 

 mont Paisv. Very bigti com.. Dr. D. W. AWricu's Trump John 

 Pfiater's Western Elc'^o. Hitrh com., John PQstor's Count Denis. 

 Com.. G. F. Barry',^ Don, F. Gei"-inanu's Spot.'em, Jolin Pfis^er's 

 Prairie Spy. Bitclics: 1st, Dr. W. Jarvis's Edna FT.; 2d, W. L. 

 WasbiBgton's Norah Blyti ; 3i, St. Clnud Kenpplb' Budorn; 4th 

 and reserve, H. Schubert and Wm. Read's Flora H and Anna li. 

 Verv bi^h com.. G. H. Covert' Red River Jp=sie, Claremont K^n- 

 npis' Nino. Idich com., G- H. Covert's Red Rplle and Ktldnre 

 Ruby. Sam Slade's Lury Clrirpmo'it Kennrts' Claremont M°.°r. 

 Com., G. H. Covert's GI'delia, D Fairhaok's Gypsie H.— Pitppies 

 — Dogs: l.«t, Claremont Kennels' Echo of Cla'^emont; 3 i, Dr. Ut'o 

 E. Seeglitz's Terry S, BUcnes: 1st, R. J. Lamoreux's Winfield's 



QUP*"!!. 



GORDON SETTERS.— CHALiiTiiNGE-Dogs: 1st a"d 2i^, Samuel 

 G. Dixon's Ivanbo and Lei B. Bitehcs: 1st, L L. CamphPll's ^pclry 

 Sharp; 2d. S. G. Dixon's Duchess of VVaverl >'.— Oprn— J[)"f/s.- l<t, 

 Mont. Gordon Setter Kenuels' Rexmon ; 2d. C. C. Hem'ee'- Regi- 

 nald H.; 3d. Woirihnrv Kennels' Foreman B. Bitches: 1st, xto. 

 Meister's Fly; Sd, E. Paraons's Floss IV.; 81, S. G. D'xou'a Coun- 

 tess of Richmond.— Puppies Dnffs; 1st. J^s. M. Gorring's Roynl 

 Beaumont. Bitclics: Ist, wiiuheld; 3d, E. G. Asmus's Independ- 

 ence Belle. 



CHESAPEAKE BAY DOGS.— CHAi^LBNGE-Dogs; 1st, Osceola 

 KrtDntls' D'ck.— Open— Docfs: Is*, Chtsapeakp Kenn-ls" Barnuni; 

 3d. H. M. Walker's Duke. Bitches: 1st and 3d, Chesapeake lien- 

 nels' Gympaie and Wavf; 21. Osceola Kennels' Osceola Miss. 



IRISH WATER SPANIELS.— Dogs; 1st, Sea Moss Kennels' 

 Patsy B.; 2d, B. F. Lewis's Patsy O'Oonner; 3d C. M. Hfmpsoo's 

 Barney O 'Co nT'er. Very h'gh ''om., Fnglish Lake Irish Water 

 Spaniel Kennels' Jack A. anil Hua-h Smith'wS Denis O'Donaghne. 

 Biiches: 1st and 31, English Lake I. W. Spaniel Kennels' Irish 

 Flora and Qaepn Vic; 3d, T. W. Mills's Nora O'Donohoe. Puppiex: 

 1st and 2d. Sea Moss Kennels' Mar^erite and Jerry.— NOVICE- 1st 

 and 2d. Eng'i'^h Lalv« I. W. Spaniel Kennels' Jack A. ana Queen 

 Vic; 3d, .T. PSster's The O'Donahue II. 



CLUMBER SPANIELS.-CH.iLLENGE-Doa.?: 1st. The Clumber 

 Kennels' B ss III. Sitc/i'S; 1st. The Clumber Kennels' Lady 

 Belle.— Open— Dof/s; 1st, The Clumber Kennels' .lobnny, Jr. 

 Bitches: 1st. The Clumber Kennels' Lady Joan. 



FIELD SPANIELS.— Chat^t.engt2—Do(7S; 1st, G. W- Folsom's 

 Baron, Bitclies: Isr, Rowland P. Keaghy's Lady.— BLACK— OPEN 

 —Dogs: 1st, Rowland P. Keasbv's Beverly Netrus; 3n, Andrew 

 Laidlaw's Samson; 3d, Mrs. W. H. B f ird's Dude. Bitches: 1=1, 

 Rowland P. Keasby's Siybronk Lass; 3d, John Smith's Dorothy. 

 —Any Other Coloh— 1st. R P. Keashy's Saybrook DoUy; 3d, 

 Andrew Laidlaw's Fancy; 3d, G. Bell's Workman. 



COCKER SPANIELS — Chat,lenge-Do!7s; lat, Andrew La'd- 

 law's Rabbi.— Black— Open— jDu0s; 1st. Andrew Laidlaw's Oban; 

 2d and high cona.. Woodland K*=nnels' Black Dutferin and Coruie; 

 3a,G. BpU's Obadiah. Very high com , Detroit Kennel Oluh's 

 Leroy Obo. High com.. A, W. Pancoast's Lad O. Bifehfs; l<^t 

 and 3d, G. Bell's Amazement aufi Lady Obo; 3d and com.. Wood- 

 land Kennels' Eosed.-ile Bisy and Kate W. A^'ery high com. and 

 high com,, Andrew Laidlaw's Cleo II. and Woodsbnck Birdie. 

 Very high com.. Lake Shore Kimnels' Lake Shore Beauty. -Any 

 Othkb Colob— Down: l^^t, Andrew Laidlaw's Bambo. Bitches: 

 1st, Woodland Kennels' Kincr Pharo'a Sister; 3d and 3d, G. Bell's 

 Blushing Rose and Bed of Clay. 



COLLIES.— Challenge— Do(y*\- l«t. Chestnut Hill Kennels Ros- 

 Ivn Wilkes; 3d, Chestnut Hill Kpnnels' Oh. Scotilla. Bitches: 1st, 

 Chestnut HiH Kennels' Ch. Flurry II.; 3d, Chpstnnc Hill Kennels' 

 Flurrv III.— Open— Dogs: Ist, Chestnut. Hill Kennels' Maney Tre- 

 foil; 3d, Chestnut Hid Kennelt' Roslyn Conway; 3d, McEwen & 

 Gibson's Carmen. Reserve, R. H. Salter's Kinloch. Ver^ high 

 com., R. C. McLean's Macgresor- High com., Ed. O. Brown'* Rob 

 Roy McGregor Brown, Curry & Parks's Quee'-hv. Bitches: 1st, 

 Chestnut Hill Kenn- Is' Ro'lyn Dolly: 3d, McEwen and Gibson's 

 Dawn; 3H, H. P. Harrison's Nancy. Reserve, Chestnut Hill Ken- 

 nels' Jakyr Dean. Verv high com.. J. S. Schnaitnan's Highland 

 Flossy. High cm., McEwen & Gibson's Clover. Com.. P. D. 

 Johnston's Garth.— Puppies— Dops; Int, Chestnut Hil! KphupLs' 

 Roslyn Reeent; 3d. McElvven & Gmson's Moray; 3 !. Ohesinut Hill 

 Kennels' Ro^hnTory. Rpserve, John C. Hatel\ '3 Simpson. Com., 

 P. D. johnson'is Gvth, Bitches: 1st, On^stmit Hdl Kennels' Ros- 

 lyn Dol'v; 3ci. MeETvay & Gibson's Elora; 3d, Harry M. Niece's 

 Vb'^us M. Rps-erve. George E. Wriehl's Tsis. V^ryhigh com., 

 Cnrry & Parks's Z ie High rem., Cutv & Parks's Dell.— Vov- 

 iCB— iJogs.* Isr. Chestnut Hill Kennels' Welisbournf ; 31, McEwen 

 & Gibson's Moray; 3i. R. H. Salter's Kinlcek. Reserve. Ed. (>. 

 Brown's Rob Roy McGregor Bio^-n. Very high com., Cnrrv & 

 Parks's Qaee"hy- Hign com., S. C. Stanton's Donald III. Cjm., 

 E. G. Asmus's Skip. Bitches: Ist, Chestnut Hill K^nueis' RosKu 

 Primrose; 3;i, McEwen & Gibson's Elora; 3ii, Cuii y & Parks's 

 Zoe. Very high com.. Curry & Parkn's Whiff and Dell. 



POODLES.— Dof/s: 1st. L. A. Biddl^'s Berri; 3d, Mrs. R. S. 

 Hatcher's Par aian; 3d, C. M. Rust's Hund. BitcJic^: 1st, A. W. 

 Purbeck's Nell; 2d, W. Sehoeinger's Juno. 



BULLDOG S.-Dof/.s; I'it and Sd.Woodward&Herrick's B -'swain 

 and African Monarch; 3d, J. W. Hrdtz's Jsck Spratt. Bitchen: 1st 

 and 3d. Wondvrard & Herriek's Cleopatra If. and Ducness of 

 Parmfl; Sd, W. C McA-thiir's Band v — NoviCB— Dortj); Ist, J. W. 

 Heitz's Jack Spr^tr. Bitches: 1st, Woodward & Herriek's Lady 

 Nan; 3d. W. C. McAnhur'- Bandy. 



BULL-TERRIERS. -OiiALLESGE-jBite'itN: 1st, \Ym. Marinee's 

 Attraction.— Open— Do9S(3Uihs. and over): 1st, J. Fleming'.^ Slavon; 

 2d, W. J. Bryson's Dnfferln; ;5d. North Fields Vorkshire Kennels' 

 King of Hearts Very high com., F. F. D ile's Topsparkle. Bitelies: 

 1st, G. Haub 'sDuc'ipssof York; 2d, F. W. Mnnlton's Lid v MpI- 

 vJlle,— Open (under 301b-.) -1st. F. W. Moulton's LMimont Ki'; 3J, 

 John Moorhead. Jr.'s, Mistpr Dick; 3d, Woodbury Kennels' vvbite 

 P-te. High com., C. Trestriiira Straight Tip. Puppies: 1st, O. 

 Treatrail's Straight Tip.— Novice— Ist, Woodbury Kennels' White 

 Pete. 



DACHSHUNDE,-CHALLENGE-l8t and 2d. Mt. Washington 

 Kennels' Feld man K. auri Oouut-'ss LIna. Open— Doffs: 1st, Wm. 

 Loeffler's Hundesports Bergmann; 3d, VVm. Kirchnei's Knirps; 

 3d, Wm. L 'f ffler's Hnnde.sports Ztenker. Verv high com.. Dr. E. 

 Otto's VValdmann. Bitches: island 3d, Dr. E. Otto's Waldine and 

 Tatsy. 



BEAGLES.— Challenge— Dn{/.3; 1st, Hornell-Harmony Ken- 

 nels' Ch. Royal Krueger; 3d, H. Bennett's Little Dukp. Bitches: 

 1st, Hornell-Harmony Kennels' Una. Open— £)oos; Js*. Horneli- 

 Harmony Kennels' Tricotrin; 3d, Wm. H. Cnild'.s Tony Weller; 3d. 

 Cook & Mak's Rowett. Reserve, Middleton Kennels' Princeps. 

 Very high com., Detroit Kennel Club's Bross. High com., RoUin 

 A. Smith's R.attler and Stub. Bitches: 1st, R. C. Rinearson's 

 Bettie; 2d. Middleton Kennels' June M.; 3d, Hornell Harmony 

 Kennels' Elf. Reserve, very high com., high com. and com., Rollin 

 A. Smith's Trixie S,. Whisper, Juliet C. and Isabell. Puppies: 1st, 

 Middletm Kennels' Snow. 



FOX-TERRIERS.— Smooth-Challenge-I>03S; lat, Blemton 

 Kennels' Lucifer; 3d, J A. Logan, Jr.'s Voluntepr. Bitches: 1st. 

 jSlemton Kennels' Rachel; 3tl, J. A. Logan. Jr.'s BrUli ant. —Open 

 —Dogs: 1st and 2d, Blemton Kennels' Blemton Victor II. and 

 Blemi.on Valour; 3d, H. M Anplegate's Verdi. Very hign com., 

 J, A. Logan. Jr.'s Le Logos. Com., T. M. Hunter's Gyp.— Bitches: 

 1st and 2d, J. A. Logan, .Jr.'s Dona and Dominica; 3d, withheld. 

 Gora., J. J. Steward's Nellie B v and J. W. Cotton's Jessie C— 

 Puppies— Dof7.s.- 1st, H. LiuTien's Rustic Bower: 2d, Dr. T. W. Mil- 

 ler's Belvoir Gambler; 3d, G. W. Schmidt's Prince Albert. Very 

 high com.. L Anplegate's Foele. Bitches: Ist, R. Lambe's Vixen; 

 2d, F. A, Coker's Busy; 2d, C. C. Hilt's Richmond Sally. Very 

 high com., W. F. Render's Richmond Liliie. — Novtce— Dops; 1st, 

 Dr. T. W. Millei's Belvoir Gnmbler. 



FOX-TERRIERS.— WrRE-HAiHED-Dofl.s; 1st and 2d, Hendrie & 

 Muir's Wentworth Wonder and Eskdaie Broom, Reserve, Dart- 

 mouth Kennel'.' Dartmoor Snowtor. High com., Al unro & Cieg- 

 horn's Ad-wood Jim 11. Cfiia., Patter Bros. Kpnpels' Moscow and 

 Munrr & Clpghorn's Gale Green P'^tch. Bitrhcs: 1st, T. G, Davey 's 

 Nettle Topper; 3d, Pott.pr Bros. Kennels' Llil Very high com., 

 Dartmouth Kennels' D irtraoor Snnbei-m. Puppies: Ut, Potter 

 Bros. Kennels' Pincher; 2d, A. T. Aldl^'s Dartmoutn Nora. 



IRISH TERRIERS.— OHALLENGE-XioffS.' -Ist, Chestnut Hill 

 Kennels' Breda Bill. jB(tc7ic»; 1st. Chestnut Hill Kennels' Breda 

 Tiney.— Open— Do£7s; Isr, The Part Kenupls' .Mars; 2d, Chestnut 

 HIU Kennels' Roslyn Murphy; 31, T. Pulvertaft's Adventurer. 

 Reserve. E. Lever's Nailer. Very high com., J. H. S;-hropder's 

 Roslyn Pluck. High com,. W. C. Titeomb's Raa T. jBito/ics: 1st. 

 The Park Kennels' Danmurry; 2d,E Lever's Kathleen; 3d, Chest- 

 nut Hill K anele' Rosl ■. n Eileen, Very high com., W. C. Titeomb's 

 Rore T. Com,, T. G. Davey's Gipsy. 



SCOTCH TERPJER-!.— l>if/.s. Isr, North Fields Yorkshire Ken- 

 nels' Kilstor; 3ii ami 3;1, A. i\ Hcrlzler's Bonnie Leach and Glen- 

 cho. Very high com., S. VV, Skinner, Jr. 'a Pepper. Bitches: 1st 

 and 3d, A. F. Hertzler's Bessie and lopsey. 



BEDLINGTON TER.RIERS.-Doi/s: 1st, M. A. Thelberg's Qui 



Vive; 23, Dan O'Shea's Sir George. Bitches: Isfc, Dan O'Shea'a 

 Zulo II. 



DANDIE DINMONT TERRIERS.-Doos; lat, H. J. Llnzin's 

 Border Clinker II. 



SKYE TERRIERS. -Challenge -Ist., Woodbury Kennels' 

 Lovet; 3d, C. A. Shino'a Sir ff >rd — Open— DOfifs.- 1st. M H. 

 York's Princ" Victor. Bitches: 1st., Stevenson & Sanderson's Effy 

 Dean. Puppies: 1st. M. H. York's Pedro. 



YORKSHIRE TERRIERS -Challenge —Do£/s; 1st, North 

 Fields Yorl-Ts lirp. K-u pI:-,' T ion's Ro ,-al. Bitches: 1st. Nor' h 

 Fields Yorkshire Kcanels' Ye nns.- Open— Doff.s; Is' and 3d, North 

 Fields Yorkshir" K nnels' Fishpool Gem an i To m's Royal G- orse; 

 3d, .Mrs, M. H. York's I'riucp. Reserve. Mrs. Wm. P'^ttpr's Vic'or. 

 Yei-y high com., Miss Lizzie Stanley's Damdno. Bitches: 1st.. 

 N^rth Fields Yorkshire Kennels' Minnie Y'ork; 3d, N. E. uliyer's 

 RongO; Sd, A. Mendel's Calumet Bo Peep. 



BLACK AND TAN TERRIERS -Ovrr Vlbs. - CHALLENGB- 

 JDoffs: Isr A. VY. S nita'a Buff ilo G?ae-ral, Bitches: Ist, Rochelle 

 Kennels' Mner«bronk Maiden.— Open— Dufifs; 1st, Rocnelle Kon- 

 nels' BroomHeld .'^ul 'nn; 2d, Blake & Heb- rtson's Prince; 3d. Gen. 

 Oliver's Dick. Bitches: l^t, Blake & Hebertson'a Buttercup; 2cl, 

 E. S. Cnnninghani's Lvly II. 



TOY TERRIIiRS.-OTHEB than Yorkshibe— Undbh Tlbs.- 

 1st and 3d, A. L. Oollms'a Jessie C. and Gyp C; 3d, N. E. Oliver's 

 Pepper, 



WHIPPETS.-Dofli.s: 1st, Campbell & Blake's Ben Bnw. BitcJies: 

 1st, 2d and 3ti, Campnell & Blake's Maggie Jessie and Nellie Gray. 



PUGS.— Challenge -DnffS.- 1st, Mobawk Indianola Kennels' 

 Kash; 2d, M. Li. Crver's Bob Ivy. Bitches: 1st, M. H. Hrvpr's 

 Vesta; 3d, Mohawk Indianola Kennels' Bo Peep II —Open— Uoc/s; 

 1st. M -hawk Indianola Kennels' Sprake; 3h. Eberhart Pug Ken- 

 nels' E"erhart's Cishier; 3d, Mrs. Wm. .1. Brv^-on's Lttile Toots. 

 Very high com., Herbert C Cleaver's Trixy, Jr. High com., Jas. 

 Moran's Pudge BUclies: 1st, Mohawk Indianola K-nnels' Beauty 

 HI,; 3d, Gale H. Hardy's Mint; 3d, Mrs. Sarah E. Davis's Toadip. 

 Rpserve, M. H. Cr.> er's Cribbage. Very high com,, E. E. Parnell's 

 Midget and Eberhart Pug Kennels' Sara Bf'rnhardt.— Puppies— 

 Dogs: 1st, Eberhart Pug i-Lenn^ls' Banjo G ; 3d, Acme Kennels' 

 Lord Fsuntleroy. Reserve. Henry A. Kol he's Vixen. Very high 

 eom.. Falls City Ken neks' Couat Max. High com., Thomas 

 Belmer's Scamp. Bitches: Ist, Eberhart Pug Kennels' Mable E.; 

 2d, Mohawk Indianola Kennels' Cilver Queen. Reserve, Acme 

 Kennels' Gretcheu. High com.. Gale H. Hardy's Miglt. 



KING CHARLES SPANIELS.-D.m- 1st, Acme Kennels' 

 Royal Duk. ; 2d, A. M. Goldsmith's Calumet Ben D'Or; 3d, H. H. 

 Kennels' Bt-ntick. Bitches: 1st, A. M. Goldsmith's Calumet 

 Alice; 2ri. Acme Kennels' Nell Gvvvnne II; 31, H. H. Kennels' 

 .Jenny. Very high com., Woodbury Kennels' Flossie. 



BLENHEIM SPAiVIRLS.-Docrs; 1st. Homes & Kitzeneer's 

 Milwaukee Duke; 3d, Mr<. G ildsraith's Calumet Cromwell; .3d, 

 Mrs. O. Wallace's Imp. Bitches: 1st, Mrs. Goldsmith's Calumet 

 Lula. 



ITALIAN GREYHOUNDS.- 1st, Mt. Washington Kpnnels' 

 Sprite: 3d, C. F. Lawrence's Clialli-a; 3d, Mrs. Chas. E All n's 

 D xie. Vtry high com., .T. S. Rockwell's Lavendar. High com., 

 Isaac Florsheim's Princess. 



mSCELLANEOUS.-Eciual 1st, Albert J. Geis's Sport NeU and 

 Woodtiury Kenn- Is' Czir il ; 2d. Mrs. Han=ien's Butte; 3d; F. C. 

 Lynn's Lady. High com., Louis Turcocte's Mont.on. 



DALMATIANS.— 1st, 2d and 31, Geo. E. Bowen's Sam, Susette 

 and Fanny. 



THE AMERICAN SPANIEL CLUB'S JUDGES. 



Editor Forest and Stream: 



1 have Just learned that it i.stbe iotentioa of the American 

 Spauifcl Cltib to add a conple of names to its already rather 

 lengthy list of judges. To effect this change the club must 

 cast a vote not only for the new men but for the others as 

 well; and as a freah vote might bring about a uumber of 

 other ehaages in the list, it will be well for spaniel men to 

 go slow and be sure they are getting the best judges avail- 

 able. Reckless voting iu favor of those who are unwilling 

 or unable to serve, might result in the retirement of others 

 wbo.5e iiJtlaeace and jttdgments aie essential to the best in- 

 terests of the club; hence this letter from one who has the 

 club's welfare at heart. 



The old list as published in the AmerieoM Kennel Gazette 

 is as follows; S. R. Hemmingway, Chas. H. Mason, C. M. 

 Nelles, E. M. Oldham, Jas. Watson, Wm. West, J. P. Willey 

 and A. C, Wilmerding. Of these Air. Hemmingway, whose 

 address according to the Gazette is New Haven, Conn., left 

 New Haven some years ago and is at present living far beyond 

 the homes of dog tneu. It asked to judge he would not and 

 could not accept. His traveling expenses would bust the club 

 that appointed him. Then why vote again for this popular 

 fancier? Mr. West is nolonger willing to officiate, andavote 

 cast for him means a vote lost. So that of the old list there 

 remain six, viz : Messrs. Mason, Nelles, Oldham, Watson, 

 Willey and Wilmerding. This leaves us four instead of two 

 vacant seats. The gentlemen just noticed are the actual pil- 

 lars of the club and should be re-elected, but it is not .so easy 

 a matter to decide upon a wise choice of the others, Canada 

 has always contributed a large number of names to the prize 

 lists of dog shows in this couatry. and in the writer's opinion 

 she is entitled to further recogniti on on the new list. Mr. C. 

 M. Nelles, the only Canadian or Canada fancier on the old 

 list, has at least three equals if not superiors in point ot 

 ability to judge dogs. These are Messrs. Kirk, Hell and 

 Laidlaw. Mr. Kirk i.s not only one of the best judges we 

 have of spaniels, but he has the confidence of the best element 

 in the club. He should be elected. Mr. Bell is also a good 

 judge, but perhaps uot a better one than Mr. Laidlaw. 

 -Torotito would have one judge in Mr. Kirk, and as Mr. Hell 

 is from the same place I think we should take Mr. Laidlaw 

 in preference. For the two remaining vacancies 1 do not 

 think we could do better than elect Mr, J. Otis Fellows and 

 Mr. J. H. Winslow. The former knows a spaniel (even 

 though he says he don't) and as proved by his decisions at 

 the shows be does not carry his crocodile — long and low — 

 back action arguments into the judges' ring. Mr. Winslow 

 was exhibiting and judging spaniels several years ago and 

 he is still true to his old love. There is not a more conscien- 

 tious, painstaking, upright or more respected member of the 

 spaniel fancy. The disiutei'estedness of his awards and 

 opinions has never yet been questioned by right-thinking 

 persons and he has never made worse blunders than have 

 been committed by many of the other judges. So let us 

 elect J. H. Winslow, of Philadelphia. The Spaniel Club 

 must he careful not to follow in the steps ot the English set- 

 ter, pointer, bulldog and mastiff clubs. It must recognize the 

 btst, the most capable aten, and I think it will tlnd these on 

 the list submitted belo w and that it will cast a solid vote for 

 them when the right time comes. They are: 

 Fellows, J. Otis, Hornellsville, N. Y. 

 Kirk, J, F., Toronto, Ont. 

 Laidlaw. Andrew, Woodstock, Ont. 



Mason, Chas. JU., 353 West Twenty-fourth street, New 

 York. 



Nelles, C, M,, Brantford, Ont. 

 Oldham, E M,, New York. 

 Watson, Jas.. Box 770, Philadelphia, Pa. 

 Willey, J. P., Salmon Falls, N. H. 

 Wilmerding, A. C., Bergen Poiut, N. J. 

 Winslow, J. H,, 608 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. 



A Mei^iber of the SPAmEL Club. 



CLEVELAND DOG SHOW. 



\ Special to Forest and StreamA 



TUESDAY.— The doa; show held by the Cleveland Kenne 

 Club opened this morning with 453 entries in the cata- 

 logue. Many others were returned, bpius too late. The 

 building, called the City Armory, iu which the show is held, 

 is not very well ad-toted for a show, although the hall itself 

 is all right, being up-.stairs, and it is verv awkw-Rfd to get 

 at the main entrance, visitors h-ivinff to go through a shoe 

 store from thf mnin street. Tbejudgitrg has been delayed 

 till 2:30 P. M. owing to the l^te arrival of some of the 

 benches and the attendant confusiflu. Many of the Chicago 

 exhibitors are here, and the quality of tbe dngs ni'esent is 

 very ETood. Soortine classes are well filled, beaccles are good, 

 fox-terriers and bnll-terriers are also strong Strange to say 

 not one bulldog is entered, not even a "buMness" dos. 

 Spaniels are choice but few. Miss A. H. Whitney .'->nd J. H. 

 Winslow were the first to appear in the judging 'rings, two 

 only of which are provided, and the licrbt is not very good. 

 The following are the awards made this afternoon: 



PniNTERS (J. H. Winslow) -Ch.4lle)ngi5-0vhr S.^r.BS -Dofls: 

 l9t. otv^'='. Hpn< h-s P >ntiar; g/l, J R D n1els'^ Lord Gr-'phic— 

 Over .50LBS — U(tc/!.';.s.- l«t. Chas. Heath's R"vel HI.— '^pbn— OvEB 

 55t,bs.— Doos; I'^t, Hpss Milkins's C^nint Grspbir; 31. B. F. Scitnpr'a 

 Shotmasl>-r. V°ry lne;h rom. aTirl resorve. Id^tone Kennpf*' Luck 

 r.f Idstotie. Rery high com.. J. R, Pnr-all's Junit'^-. Hiah com.. 

 John H-^l.i's B-insr H. und Wilbur Parkpr's R"x Com , J. R Par- 

 CPU's Spo'tswood's l<'rnnV.-OvER m.Tss.- Bitches: 1st. Idstone 

 Kennpls' Nell of Idstone; 3-i. J.ifob Moerlin'? B -(We Wvaneth. 

 Res^^rvp, Td=!tnne Kenned' Pridp of I 'stone. Very hieh com., L. 



A, Riddlp's CicHv and .1. R. Purrell's . Hiirh com., E. Pro- 



hert's Nellie.— UND!?R-';5LBS.—Dr,0.s; 1st, W. H. Hvland's Ossining; 

 Francis G- Taylor'- Inspiration. Reserve. H. H KodoH's Y«I- 

 lowjsck. Very bierh com.. J. R Daniels's Juno. Chas. E. C"n- 

 noU'.s Rnck H and J. R. Purcell's pntrv. Hieh con.. J. L. R-'f^ge's 

 Gr.sp>iic Duke. Kalamnz-io Keanpis' Wonderful Lad and VV. B. 

 Sbpldon's Sprine-bok. Com., J. ft. Pn r-cel Ts enM-v.-UNDt.'.i! .5ni.BS. 

 —Bitches: 1st. Cha«. Heath's Mias Meallv; 2d, J. H. Daniels's 

 Trinket S. Verv high com., C. E. Connell's Fan-Pan, Com., 

 Columbus Kennels' Duke's Shadow. 



The attendatice during the afternoon has been quite good for 

 the flr«t day and wettber is fair. 



ST^ BERNARDS (Miss A- H. Whitney.)-Qnite a nice collection 

 of VV estern dogg.— RotTGHS— No chaRpnero en tries.— Open— iJoos* 

 1st, Mount Lion Kenupls' Whife Chief; 3d. A. V. A^i re's Newman'. 



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TORONTO SldOW^.— Toronto, April 10.— The Bench Show 

 Committee of the Industrial Exhibition Association, of the 

 city of Toronto, met on Thursday and appointed the follow- 

 ing judges for the coming show, Sept. 14-18: Miss A. Whit- 

 ney, St. Bernards, great Danes and pugs; John Davidson and 

 G." H. Mason, of New York, for all other classes except 

 spaniels; a judge for the latter class will be chosen later. 

 Mes.srs. Postlethwaite and Massey were appointed a deputa- 

 tion to wait upon the General Committee of the Industrial 

 in regard to the amount of money reqtured for the premium 

 list.— 0. A. Stone, Sec'y and Supt. 



publican Belle; 26. J R, L°ws'3 In. Rpsprv^, Marvland Kp"nela' 

 Prudp-cp. Com.. W. Heal's Victoria. Puppies: 1st and 3 1, Mount 

 Lion K-'unels' Guv and Nohlp. Reserve, D. Selzer's Lion. Hish 

 com.. Mount Lion Kennels' Ben and Charlie. Com., G. E. Feller's 

 Daniel Webster. 



ST. BERNARDS.— Smooth — Challid.vgb- 1st, .L B. 

 Lewis's Vi'>tor Jasppb Kpgprve. M'lr^la^^ Krnnnl.s' Lord Hec- 

 tor. Bitches: isf, Ool. Rnppprt's Empress „f Con'nocock. Re=ervo, 

 Wentivorth Kp-nnels' Thisbe.— Opes— JJnf/.s; 1st, .T-^hn Pcie's 

 Watch; 3d. T. G. S'lenbrook's Lord Cb fttm. Reserve, Miss Emi 

 Black's Count UizyI k Vp.pv b-tjh com.. J. M, (Jallshpr's Cato, 

 •Jr. Hlcb com.. Jas. Bakpr'.s Kpyston^ Minarc'i. Com., F. Bo- 

 monti's Barrv de Berne and Wentvrortb Kennels' Prince Went- 

 worth. Bitches: 1st. J. B. Lewis's Alpine Queen; 2d, F'. Bomonti'a 

 Rpkq, Snfcials— Rest AmerlPan. bred dost or bitch. J, B. Lewis's 

 lo (2): hest ronc'i dot? or lu'ch in nppn classes. Maryland Keunels' 

 Reoubl'can Belle: best under 18 months. Mount iiion Kpnnels' 

 Mount Zion Guy; best smoo^h-r-oitod St. Burn-ird owned by a 

 lady rpsident of Cleveland; best .■^roerican-brcd smooth do?. 

 Maryland Keonpls' Lord Hpctoi ; best American-bred Emootb 

 bitch, Col. Rupp^rt's Empress of Contoocnek. 



PUGS (Mi=^= A. H. WiMtiiev)-CnAt.r.KKQE— Dn(7.^- 1st, Dr. Crver's 

 B >h Ivy. Bitehcs: In,, D'-. '~rvpr's VPsta.-OpsN-Do(7.'<' I'^t. Eber- 

 ti-*rt Kpnnels' Ehpi-l,n i-i Ci-lii-^r; 3rl. Howard B;-o>,' Penrice. 

 Bitclizs: 1st. Dr. r!,-ver's n.'-ht.nirp: ?d, G. H Hard v,; .Mint. Very 

 hlKh coin, and reserve. E I'J, Psr.-.&IIV ?" ' * " ' ■ ' 

 Dr. Crver's Low ■-•nd Flietliart K - ' ' >' 

 com.. G. D. Gordon's Dais^-. P'//., " 

 n^ls' Mable K. and BanjT G. Vcr' . 

 Kins; Lear. High com., G. H. HardN 

 Jordan's Dick. 



TFednesday.- Judging was resumed this mornitig, beginning 



with 



EKGLISH SETTERS— CHAi.t,ENGE-no'7f-'; Ise, Dager's Cincin- 

 nams. Bit-chrs: 1st, Bnliemia^ Girl.— OPEiV- Doas; 1st, Daffer's 

 Tolpdo Bladr: .-^d, Wallin^foid'^ Ben Bar. Ll-spfve. Brnivn's 

 Ederpmar''. Verv hiarh com., HuiopkopRi-'s B -nzine, Claremont 

 Kennels' Zippo II., .'^•■oppeT.s Don S. ar-d Sraitbnitiht's Dashing 

 Coimt. High com., Hnid.'knp.^a'"s Uid^*on", Morgan's Blade's 

 Hov. Hudson's Dad Wtlson. Jr. aiv Wnri hinuton'^ Beaumont. 

 Biteiics: 1st and 2d, W-lliams'., Lady Zop nnd '.illv Hi'l. Reserve, 

 Hudson's Tubpi-o p. V'cry hicrh com.. Fpvris's St' Ha, B onmont 

 Kpnnels' D"isy B., Kalamazoo K-^nneis' Susan B,. Hudson'.. Snu' 

 shine nnd Hartm.'m's Albert "<!'pllie. Hiirh com., tVrris'.s C ra IL, 

 Hov. Jr.'--, Paitie tilidatone II.. Morean'-- Ladv P>- . : -nont 



Kennels' S 'Tidv's t>. Com , Ho-* t's N^ITp T an- >i r-;.>P- 



sie Marsiiall. FtiFFita— rM7-s: 1st, Morsao's BVmI. J:- Bid- 

 d'e's Count B, Reserve, Te-.s^erlioft's C'Hint Kiu-.-. V'ei v nisrh 

 com.. Hitch's Rpu Harrisor.. Hiffh r-nm , F-Jr'anmonf Kennels' 

 B'^aumont II.. Srnitbn'gt.i T\f. n (: lacl^'-onti and pp.t- Crladstone. 

 Bitdics: 1st, Rudd's Stm's Girl; 2 I. Neat's DashinK Daisv. H'gh 

 com. and com , Beaumont Kennels' Fanny Beaumont and their 

 Beamvand Bi-IIp Reanmont. 



IRISH SETTER'=;.-f'eAr.LEXGE-Doo,s; 1st, Kuhn's Mack N. 

 Bitches: 1st, Kiliare K-unels' Wmuie II. Open— Dops; 1st, 

 Scanlaii's locbiQnin; 2d. Sein>olp Ksnnpls' Seminolp. Reserve, 

 Hubbard's lowi. Prmce- Very bieh com.. St. Cloud Kennels' 

 Minstrel and Cb'rpmont Kennp];' liaocho H'f;b com, Claremont 

 Kenn°ls' Pr'nce Union, Mrs Vpals' Jumim >'nd Nels'-u, wnd Sptu- 

 inole Kennel^' Sandy S. Bitc.ltes: ls^ .1 irvis',; Edn^, I L; 3d, Clare 

 mont Mea:. Rese've. St. (!loud Kpunel-' Kud ir^i. Vt^rv high < om.. 

 Npales' D' llv Washington and Nofa Blytbe. and Clareraonr Reti- 

 nels'Nino. Puppie.s— Doffs; Ist, WaKeman'-- Roy. Bitches: 1st, 

 Drak-'s Ducbpss; 2d, Higbee's Gypsy II. High com., VYinney's 

 Mollv Bawn II. 



SPANIEL'*.— CH.^LLENGE-lst. Folsnro's B-.iron. Reserve. Keas- 

 by's Lady.— OPR."f-Dog.s; 1st, Woodstock Kennels' Samson. Buchea: 

 1st. Keasby's SaybrnoK Lass.— any otheu color -Ist. K-asby's 

 Saybrook Dolly; 2d, VVonistock Kennels' F-.mcv.— Cockers— 

 Chat^lenge — Woodstock Keni-iels' Rutiue.— Bl.\ck— D.';(7.s: Ist, 

 Woodstock Kennels' Oban; 2d, Mrs. XMiite's il-^r lo. Re-erve. 

 Woodland Kennels' Biac'n. Dnfferin. Voi-y"hi2h com., EpU's Oba- 

 diah. Hi<^h com., Pancost's Lado. Com., Woodland Kennels' 

 Carrie. Bitches: Ist. Bell's Amazement; 3d. Bell's Lady Ono. Re- 

 serve. Woodland Kennels" Ros'^dale Busy. Verv hifh com., Wood- 

 stock Kennels' Cleo II. High com.. Woodland Kennels' Kate W. 

 These are all the awards up to nress time. H. W. L. 



THE HELEN KELLER FUND. 



THE effort of Helen Keller to provide means for giving 

 the little blind mute Tommy Sanger the means to go to 

 the Perkins Institute has awakened the interest we felt sure 

 it would. Since our last issue we have received as contribu- 

 tions to the Helen Keller fund the sums: 



Everett Millais. England (through W. Wade) $10 



Judge L, B. France, Denver, Col 5 



"M.," New York .=> 



A Well Wisher to the He. en Keller Fund l 



$E 



Previously acknowledged 30 



Total $51 



OUR SHOW REPORTS— New York, April 10,— I take 

 pleasure in stating that through the prompt and efficient 

 action of Mr. E. H. Morris, my setter bitch, LCatie Howard, 

 recovered from her attack of pneumonia contracted at 

 Boston, and while di.stemper has set in, her condition is so 

 improved, as to warrant every hope of a speedy recovery, I 

 wish also to congratulate you on the grand reports of the 

 New York and Boston shows, written by Mr, Chas. F. 

 Mason, ft is a great relief to find in theci the absence of 

 those vague generalities so commou in other reports. Tne 

 merits and faults, not only of the winners but of most all 

 the entries iU'e placed so clearly and fairly, no hedging, that 

 they go far toward quieting and reassixring breeders who 

 may almost become demoralized by the inconsistencies of 

 some of our judges ami writers.— R. R, MOORB. 



