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FOREST AND STREAM. 



[April 6, 189B. 



filled well with a good average representative lot of dogs, 

 wbich must have been hard to judge. Cliampiou Cincin- 

 natus and Albert's Nellie, both looking remarkably well, 

 fnrnisked the challenge winners, with Toledo Blade reserve 

 to the former in dogs. Tn some respects Blade is a better 

 dog. especially in body. Open dogs (17), a rather plain- 

 headed dog in Paul Hill won; his muzzle is short, needs 

 more spring of rib, gets his tail np, but has a pair of good 

 forelegs. Second went to Ben Hur of Riverview, ^vhom 1 

 thought hardly treated, as he beats the other in head, ribs 

 and carriage of stern. Viscount, reserve, a dog with a pretty 

 good head, good square muzzle, good depth of chest, is 

 throaty and falls away too quick in quarters. Sir Kent, vhc, 

 should have a squarer muzzle, should be better in front, and 

 is down in quarters, otherwise a Avell-formed dog. Cecil H., 

 he, is small, faulty in muzzle, but well formed from head to 

 back. Another of the he. lot was Noble Lrit, whose plain 

 head and lack of rib are his worst faults. I forgot to say that 

 Sultan, looking coarse and out of condition, was 

 vhc, about right. Albert Gladstone, in same lot, 

 should be squarer in muzzle, is round in skull 

 and poorly shown. Albert Breeze has rather a good head 

 and is well formed in body and legs and should "have had 

 another letter, I thoixght. Bitches (17). Victress Llwellyn 

 won nicely. She was shown a little heavy and would do 

 with a little more stop; nice skull, well-ribbed body and nice 

 coa t. This bitch pushed Cinciunatus a bit for the special, 

 beating him in body. On her first appearance in this 

 country I placed this bitch first at Hamilton and I remem- 

 bin' how the decision was received, but if a man has a little 

 patience the vindication of a. correct decision comes sooner 

 or latter. Nellie Breeze, second, has a nice type of head, is 

 shelly in body, and stifles should be more bent. Might of 

 Riverview, reserve, is a little heavy in shoulders and out at 

 elbow; nice head, showing lots of quality, Daisy of River- 

 view, vhc, muzzle short, but square, plain quarters, excel- 

 lent legs and feet; coat should be flatter. Lulu Hill, vhc, is 

 rather full in skull and short in muzzle, but her good legs, 

 shoulders and body always bring her into notice. Bessie, 

 vhc, was the novice winner at Washington. The others 

 ntsed no particular mention. 



Irish Setters (John Davidson, Judge).— Oak Grove Ken- 

 nels supplied all the challenge winners, and this time the 

 judge thought Seminole the best and Kildare Glenmore next 

 in order. I don't like him so well in ribs, forefeet and muz- 

 zle as either Kildare or Duke Elcho. Queen Vic rattled the 

 challenge class at her first appearance, beating Nornainhead 

 and body, but loses in conditioa of coat and color, but with 

 Joe Lewis's retouching varnish she may be expected to put 

 on a proper finish very soon. In open dogs (10) the well 

 known Blarney, Jr., proved the winner, followed by Sham- 

 rock Brice, whose fairly good headj nice expression, good 

 body, bone and legs well entitled him to the recognition. 

 Quaker Tom, reserve, has one foot out, is light in body and 

 should have a little more stop. Don Carlo, vhc, is too much 

 cut out before the eye, and is plain in muzzle, good other- 

 wise, Don Pedro III. has not a good head, plain, stary ex- 

 pression, but has a good type of body and color. Victor S,, 

 vhc, is a big, coarse dog of good color. Jess, he, is a bit 

 out tu front and ears not well hung. Nearly every dog got a 

 mention, entirely too much, four vhc. cards in such a class 

 ai'e too many and lose theii- significance. Bitches (8) were 

 much easier" to place, the well knoAvn ilai-chioness winning 

 from Lady Cleveland, also shown lately; and aiiother famih 

 iar face belonging to Kildare Winnie was reserve. Veto, 

 vhc, has a nice body and good legs, but muzzle is snipy, 

 good skull. Flame, in the same di\dsion, had some pnppies 

 and was in excellent nursing condition. What a shame it is 

 to show such stock, one would think a nui-sing mother could 

 retire from publicity for a couple of months at least. Gypsey 

 he, is plain-headed, ears set on too high and head short. 

 Oak Grove of course took the kennel prize, still further 

 strengthening the kennel by the purchase of Queen Vic, the 

 bitch of the year. 



Gordon Setters (Jolm Dcmldmn, JutZgfe).— Otitside of 

 the Philadelphia contingent there was little to commend. 

 The challenge aspirants were Ivanhoe and Leo B. in dogs, 

 and Duchess of Waverley for the other sex, in the order 

 named. Then in dogs (3) the well-known Duke won over 

 Bob, who has a A^ery poor Roman-nosed head, he is also faulty 

 behind and has a ropy tail. Poster's Duke, vhc, has a poor 

 expression, smutty tan, and is too broad in skull. Bitches 

 (4), Princess Louise and Catherine scooped up the ducats; 

 both have been reviewed lately. Jessie Dame, reserve, has a 

 snipy, light muzzle, light tan on legs, and of only moderate 

 character all round. Rose, he , has a dark smutty tan and is 

 not typical. The kennel prize, as usual, fell to Dr. Dixon. 

 When we have nothing better to do and time hangs heavy, a 

 little statistical information as to the number of kennel 

 prizes Dr. Dixon has captured in the last five years would be 

 interesting, 



NewfotjkdlA'NDS (Frank C. Wheeler, Judge). — These were 

 a poor lot. Surpass, the winner, being the best, second went 

 to Pluto, whose coat is not right and head too long, and so 

 is Plato, whose coat is very curly. 



Spaniels (John Ikwidson, Judge). — After the quality we 

 have seen lately, the showing here was indifferent. New- 

 ton Abbott Torso was the only challenge representative and 

 'he was well-shown. Glencairn Rioter, the open dog Avinner, 

 is wofuUy crooked in front and light and shelly in body, 

 and how he came to beat Torso for the special I cannot make 

 out, as the latter excels far away in front, head, coat and 

 body. There were no other field dogs. In challenge cockers 

 Bendigo was alone; he turns his feet out, has a coarse head 

 and light eye, good body. In open dogs (3) the ^vinners, 

 Brantford Jet and Pickpania, are well, the former beating 

 in front and head. Cornell, vhc,, has fearfully bad forelegs 

 and is too long in body, fairly good head. The winners in 

 bitches (3) was the Chicago winner Lady DufEerin and Nora 

 II. occupied the same relation as before. I Wonder, vhc, is 

 out at elbow, but has a cocker body. In any other color dogs 

 Brantford Rufus, a red, too high in skull, light, long body, 

 but good front, was alone. In open bitches the order was 

 Brownie and Ditton Brevity. Bendigo won the special. In 

 CUunbers, "columbers" in the catalogue, Our Joan, well 

 knowm, was the onl3^ representatiA'e; she has good forelegs 

 and body, but is fine in muzzle. Trouble, a frequent winner 

 lately, was the only Irish water spaniel. 



Collies (Frank G. Wlieeler, Judge). — ^Not a very good col- 

 lection of these "farmer's friends (?)" Charleroi, wrongly 

 stated as first in challenge class, last week, was absent. Sir 

 Walter Scott III., proved just a little too much for Scotilla 

 IV. in open dogs, neither are good in ear, and Scotilla has a 

 little the best of it in skull and length of head, but is not so 

 good in coat or bone; Sh' Walter was shown a trifle fat, 

 which made him appear a bit cloddy. Argyle Mac has a 

 bad ear and expression, is light in body and short of coat. 

 Sir Clilf ord, vhc. , is full in skull and should not be so down 

 in loin and quarters, is also soft in coat. How seldom nowa- 

 days we see a collie with a real good coat texture, nearly all 

 are soft. Roslyn Tory, vhc, is open in coat and short, stands 

 back in pasterns and should not be so full in skull. In bitches 

 (3), first went to Dot II,, nice head and expression, though 

 skull bit too round and full, and ears are not carried very 

 well. Sparkle is not very typical in head, and her coat is not 

 ou fait. Lady Squire, vhc, a puppy, had probably been 

 sent home. Sir Walter Scott III. took the special. 



Poodles (Frank G. Wheeler, Judge).— A pretty good lot 

 of them. Berri took care of the challenge class. In open 

 dogs Black Jack, a rather nice one with a good head and 

 -cords of fair length, as they go here, won over the well known 

 Ben L. A separate class was made for Parisian, the French 

 poodle. 



There were no bulldogs shown. 



Bull-Terriers (Frank C. Wheeler, JitcZf/e).— Champion 

 Attraction was the only one in the challenge class; she stands 

 the racket wonderfully. In open dogs (4) the smart terrier 

 Crisp, the Chicago winner, won from Sir Monte II,; he is far 

 better in front thanthelatter and has a cleaner head, butthe 

 "baronet" lays ovei- him in body, loin and quarters; he how- 

 ever showed poorly in the riua:. The others were no sort. 

 The bitch class (4) was fairly good, Countess of DufEerin, re- 

 peatedly spoken of lately, heat. White Gypsey, whose thick 

 cheeky head is much against her, but she is superior to the 

 other in body and legs, but was shown in poor shape. A 

 bull-terrier should be put down before the judge in condi- 

 tion and as white as soap and grooming can make it. Edge- 

 wood Wonder, reserve, I thought should liave won comfort- 

 ably, taking everything into consideration, better body, 

 hindparts and legs, besides her head is infinitely superior to 

 Gypsey's. Burston's Kit, not well shown, heavy and coarse in 

 muzzle, full in eye, took vhc. 



DACHSHirNDS (John Da.vidsoji, Judge).— All these came 

 from Mr. Loeffler's kennel and Hundes^ort Bergmann and 

 Lina K. furnished the winners, a nice son of Windrnsh 

 Rioter's getting vhc, beating Diamond Joe, vhc, in head and 

 length. 



Beagles (John Davidson, Judge). — Most of them are now 

 so well known it is superfluous to go into any extended crit- 

 icism, Fitzhugh Lee and Roy K. were the challenge aspi- 

 rants in the dog class. Roy beats in head but loses to Lee in 

 front and coat, and I like the little dog's bpdy better. Two 

 good ones came forward in bitches; Emeliue had to give in to 

 Butterfly; the former has a better type of head and body but 

 loses coat .and something in front, especially in pasterns; 

 they are of difi'erent classes and the decision might go either 

 Avay. Doctor, Hawkeye and Rockland Boy was'the order in 

 open dogSj and rightly bo, while in bitches Lonely had little 

 difficulty in disposing" of the big Gypsey A. Lonely took the 

 special, Piszhngh Lee taking that tor second best in show. 



Fox-Terriers (Frank C~. Wlicdcr, Judge:).— Thes.e were 

 not very well represented. The challenge winner proved to 

 be Grouse II., who beats Consequence in head, ear and 

 shoulders, but was looking very light in loin. Open dogs (4) 

 had two fair ones in the money. Cincinnati Boy beats 

 Belvoir Van in length of head, coat and bone and has a little 

 the best of it in skull; forelegs about equall. Brandy he, is 

 too round in skull and fine in muzzle and is a bit out in 

 front. Bitches (4). There was no denying Lady Roseberry's 

 claims in this class, she beating A'enns 11. in feet, which are 

 open, front, coat and quality of ear, the other's being thick 

 and large, Blemton Lu Lu, vhc, is heavy and wide in 

 front; good coat and body. No wire-hairs were shown. 



Irish Terriers (FrariM C. Wheeler, Judge).— Only two 

 exhibited, one in each class, .Tack Briggs for dogs and Salem 

 Witch for bitches, both out at late shows. 



Black and Tan Terriers (Frank C. Wheeler, '.Judge). — 

 Again the order in dogs was Sultan and Prince Regent, 

 wffile Gyipsy Giid had a bloodless victory in her class, 

 Tritsey being transferred to the toy class. 



Yorkshire Terriers (Frank C Wheeler, Judge).— Not 

 much difficulty here, the only entries being those shown at 

 Chicago, Dick York and Minnie York, the dog beating in tan 

 and body color; both fairly ofE for coat. In toy tenuers, how- 

 ever, Nellie, second, should have won, as she is infinitely 

 better in head than the winner, Daisy. Though both are of 

 the apple order, Daisy is smaller, but has hardly a particle of 

 hair on, while Nellie is nicely coated and well marked for the 

 sort. 



Sco'^CH Terriers (Frank 0. Wheeler, Judge).— Fovlt well- 

 known "Scotties" turned out, and again it was Tiree and 

 Rhudaman, from the same kennels, while Coloi-ed Preacher 

 beat Ashley Plug, vhc, in head, coat and hindparts. 



Pugs (Frank C. Wheeler, Judge).— The classes here were 

 well filled and of fair merit in some instances. Bob Ivy 

 added another challenge ribbon to his score and also the 

 spechal. In open (6) Trot E., hardly full enough in skull and 

 a trifle long in muzzle, but with lots of wrinkle, won over 

 Duke Howard, and in their present condition, Trot being fat, 

 I liked the latter little dog better. He has a smaller ear and 

 is not so heavily loaded in shoulders and neck; Medlar, re- 

 serve, kept to his kennel this time. He is beaten in size, 

 head and front by the others. Dark B., he, is a poor sort. 

 Princess May, a charming little pug, won easily from Miss 

 Penrice, Both are a bit shelly yet in body; the latter is 

 beaten in head, car and front, Topsy, reserve, should have 

 smaller ear, and be ca,rried closer, but in body, legs and curl 

 beats the average. Queeny is too long in muzzle and leggy, 

 and not straight enough in forelegs, either. In King Charles 

 spauiels first was withheld and second given to an inferior 

 one called Tags, dark tan, poor head. 



Italian Greyhounds (F. C. Wheeler, Judge). — The breed 

 showed up well with three in the challenge class, Spring 

 rightly winning from Sprite and Lavender, the latter losing 

 in skull, which is too round and full. In open dogs (3) first 

 went to Guy, a nice-sized one, too much scooped out before 

 the eye, and skull bit full and round. Rob Roy is smaller 

 but rounder in skull. Physche, first in bitches (3), is the size 

 we want and is nicely formed barring the same roundness 

 and fullness of skull that runs in this kennel . Second to 

 Queen, whose feet turn out and ears are badly carried. Pearl 

 B., vhc, is just fairly shaped but nearly all white. Geo. 

 Thomas's whippet scored another blue. She looks as if a 

 good run would do her good. 



Miscellaneous Class (Frank G. WTieeler, Judge). — Two 

 Skyes, Barnaby Rudge and Islay, were found in this division 

 and a separate class made Jind they were placed as named. 

 The prizes in the miscellaneous were withheld though a bob- 

 tail. Dame Ursa, should certainly have had a prize, a far bet- 

 ter one than old Lucifer was in his time. H. W. L. 



MASTIFFS,— OHAij.ENGE—Dogrs; 1st., Mrs, C. Wallack's Merlin. Re- 

 serve, C. E, Bunn's Ormonde. Bitches: 1st, C. E. Bunn's Miss Cau- 

 tion.— Open— J)o(;,9,* 1st, 0. E. Bunu's Martinis; 2d, G. Buruham's 

 Grover. Reserve, 11. Cutt's Eollo. Very high com., W, P. Rigg.s's 

 The Moor. Com,', J. B. Heyw'ood's Heywood Carlo. Bitches: 1st, 

 Dr. L. Yonnghusband's Minnie Beaufort; 2d and reserve, C, E. 

 Bunn's Minna Minting and Matella. Very high com., B. F. Lewis's 

 Ethel. 



ST, BERNAHDS.— Xiog-s.- 1st, 0, J. Bonsfleld's Lord Dante; 2d, F. 

 S. Anderson's Elmer. High com.. 0 Brunlra's Cap. Com., W. L. Wil- 

 son's Spruce. Bitches: 1st, C. S. Bonsfleld's Lady Taylor; 2d, Tuxedo 

 Kennels' Constance, Very high com., A. M. Gilpin's Queen of the 

 Alps.— Smooth— J^ogrs; 1st, C. A. Pratt's Alton 11. ; 2d, J. W. Fornof 's 

 Lawrence Gaza. Reserve, Fulghum & Johnson's Lord Milton. Bitches: 

 1st, Tuxedo Park Kennels' Nun Nicer. 



BLOODHOUNDS.— 1st, R. G. H, Huntington's Jack Shepard. 



GREAT DANES. — Chaimxge — 1st, Cumberland Keunels' r-hampion 

 Melac— Open — Dogs: 1st, J. M, Studebacker's Blajov JleKiuIej'; 2d, 

 F, S, Anderson's Sandor. Reserve, Cumberland Kennels' Theseus. 

 Bitches: 1st, Osceola Kenneis' Neverzell; 2d, Cumberland Kennels' 

 Charmion. Reserve, Cumberland Kenuels' Minerva. Very high com., 

 C, K. Fai'mer's Juno HI. 



RUSSIAN WOLFHOUNDS.— CHAnLEXGE-lst, C. S. Hanks's Svodlm. 

 —OFES—Dogs: 1st, H. W. Huntington's Osslad; 2d, C. S, Hante's 

 Peter the Great. Bitches: 1st and very high com., C. S. Hanks's 

 Vinga and Flodyka; 2d, H. W. Huntingtan's Lobedya. 



rOXHOUNDS,~X>ogs; 1st, 2d and very high com,, F. W, Samuels's 

 Chase, Jordan and Sailor. Bitches: 1st, F. W. Samuels's Fannie. 



GREYHOUNDS — Challenge— 1st, A. ^Y. Purbeck's Pious Pem- 

 broke— Open — Dogs: 1st aud 2d, withheld. Very high com., Maua- 

 tang Kennels' Henmore King and Watcher. Bitches: 1st, A. W. 

 Purbeck's Wild Rose; 2d, withheld. High com., Manatang Kennels' 

 Marguerite. 



POINTERS.— CHALLENGB-Dofl'S.' 1st, Dr. John B, Daniels's Count 

 Graphic— Open— Do^rs (551bs. or over): 1st, Dr, John R, Daniels's 

 Boxer; 2d, Charles Pi-octor's Spotted Bov. Reserve, Drake Sefton 

 Kennels' Ightfield Upton, Very hitrh com,, U. R. Fishel's Dou Fishel 

 and B. F, Seitner's Shotmasrer. High com., J- H. Kerr's Joe H. K. 

 Bitches (pOlbs. or over'): 1st, Tim lionoghue's Sal 11.; 2d and very 

 I Idgh com., J. B. McGuffin's Maid of Ossig.ii and Piokwick. Reserve, 



B. F. Seitner's Bar Maid. High com.. Smith and Dewees's Nell and A. 

 N. Binkerd's Molton Bee.— f Under, oOlbs.)— Bogs,' 1st. A. F. Hoclwalt's 

 Rush of Lad; -2d. L. A. Biddle's Glamorgan. Reserve, Ohas. Connell's 

 Rock H. Very high com.. Dr. John R. Daoiels's Signal, B. F. Seitner's 

 Fred of Idstone and John Gasper's Gasper's Joe. High con]., Wash- 

 tenaw Kenntsls' Quick and J. L. Adams's Lad of Rush. Com., Bann- 

 worth it Knrz's Ghde. Bilches: 1st, F. Wm. Kuehn's Kent's Pearl; 

 2d, Dr. John Ti. Daniels's Duclioss. Reserve, B. F. Seitner's Queen of 

 Hearts. Vei-y high com.. B. F. Seitner's Vic of Idstone, Drake Sefton 

 Kennels' Ridgeview Duche.ss aud John Gasper's Queen Graphic. Higli 

 com., B. W. Butterfield's White Cloud. Wdbei- S. Richardson's Queen 

 Uno and Drake. Sefton Kennels' Lass of Bloomo. Com., J. B. McGuf- 

 fin's Tuxedo and Cornelia G. 



NEWFOUNDLANDS.— 1st, John Condon's Surpass; 2d, J. W. Spring- 

 stein's Pluto. Very high com., C. E, Manville's Plato. High com., 

 Elizabeth Hawkins's Hero. 



ENGLISH SETTERS.— Challenge— J?o.(7s.' 1st and reserve, J. B, 



serve, J. Lewis's Viscount. Very high com., Forest Kennels' The 

 Sultan, G. Kettner's Slui-key K., J. L. Adams's Sir Kent. AVashtenaw 

 Kennels' Albert Gladstone. High com., .1. T.Williams's Noble Lit, 

 J. L. Adams's Cecil II., Washtenaw Kennels' Albert Breeze. Com., 

 F. W. Samuel's Trenton Rock, H. Schwinge's Teal Wing. Bitches: 

 1st, J. Lewis's Victress Levvellyn; 3d. "Washtenaw Kennels' Nellie 

 Breeze. Reserve, J. T. Williams's Flight of Riverview. Very high 

 com., .7. T. Williams's Daisv of Riverview, W. A. Hineslev LuluHiU, 

 .1. H, liumer s Bessie. High com.. O. R. (ioodall s Zip Lister, J, 

 Becker s Qiieeu Regent. Com., J. Lewis's Victress Llewellyn, 



IRISH SI 1 I KS -f'lJAI I i Si K-llnr,, 



Kennels Seminole and Kildare— Cileni 

 ;. Reserve, Oak i-tr 

 T. Sbarpless's Blar 

 :k Brice. Reserve, A 

 W. R-ofilir's 'Victor S 

 choom,. India 

 ;1 r 



1st aud reserve. Oak Grove 

 iii-e. Bitches: 1st, W. H. 

 re Kemiels' Rose Sarsfleld.— 

 ■V. 2d. D. L. & A. Car- 

 A. Auderson s Quaker Tom. 

 J. Ho 11 man s Don uarlo and 

 Irish setter Kennels .jess. Com., 

 Roonev. Bitches: 1st. Oak Grove 



fly ( leveland. Reserve, 

 L.Lecklowes Flame, 

 Gipsev. Com., W. n. 



Beazell's Qui 

 Open— Dof/.s.' 1st 

 iruchael s Shamrr 

 Verv high com,. ( i 

 Don Pedro HI. H 

 G. L. Jones's Hoo: 



KenneK M lu In i t ~-s 1 Dt ^ d Di ii^h 

 il r Us killn t \M \ hi^,h I 



(J. K. .Fari.Lier's Veto. High com.. T. Dudley 

 Dooley's Vigil. 



GORDO.N !Sh; l T]!Jl!S,— Challenge - Dor/s: 1st and reserve. Dr. S. 

 G. Dixou s Ivauhoe and Leo B. Bitches: 1st. Dr. S. G- Dixon's Duch- 

 ess of Waveiiy.— Open— i>0(;s; 1st, B. F. Lewis's Duke; 2d. H. W. 

 Overman's Bob. Very high com., C. M. Foster's Duke. Bitches: 1st 

 aud 2d, Dr. S. G. Dixon's Pi-incess Louise and Catherine. 



FIELD SPANIELS.— CHALLENGK-lst, S. Donaghue's Netvton Ab- 

 bott Torso.— OPKN—X>og's; 1st and special, H. F. Hildebrand's Glen- 

 cairn Rioter. 



COCKER SPANIELS.— CmiLLENGE— 1st aud special. Jersey Cocker 

 Kennels' Bendigo. — Open — Dogs: 1st, Jersey Cocker Kennels' Pick- 

 pania; 2d, H. B. Fields's Brantford Jet. Very high com., H. F. Hilde- 

 brand's Cornell. Bitches: 1st and 2d, Jersey; Cocker Kennels' Lady 

 Dufferin and Nora H. Very high com., H. F. Hildebrand's I Wonder. 

 —Ant Other Color- Doys; 1st. Jersey Cocker Kennels' Brantford 

 Rufus. Bitches: 1st and 2d, A. W. Paucoast's Brownie and Ditton 

 Brevity. 



CLUMBER SPANIELS.— 1st, W.^S. Cobb's Our Joan. 



IRISH WATER SPANffiLS.— 1st, E. G. Fink's Ti-ouble. 



COLLIES.— Dogs: 1st, J. Hawkes's Su- Walter Scott IH. ; 2d, Oslage 

 & JIneUer's Scotilla IV, Reserve, R, S. Jlott's Argyle Mac, Very 

 high com,, C, H, Johnson's Don and Argyle Kennels' Roslyn Tory. 

 Bitches: 1st and special, Maple Grove "Kennels' Dot H.; 2d and 

 special for second best, Argyle Kennels' Sparkle. Very high com., 

 Tuxedo Park- Kennels' Lady Sqim-e. 



POODLES.— On.vLLENGE— 1st and special. L. A. Biddle's Berri.— 0?en 

 — 1st, Carter's Black Jack; 2d, Dr. Buer's Ben L. 



FRENCH POODLES.— 1st, R. S. Hatcher's Parisian. 



BULL-TERRIERS.— Challenge— ??ifc7ie,5/ 1st, F. R. Dole's cham- 

 pion Attraction.— Open— Dor/,s-.' 1st, Ijugbora Kennels' Crisp; 2d, Chati- 

 tauqua Kennels' .Sir Monte.' Bitches: 1st, \V. J. Bryson's Countess of 

 Dufferin; 2d, Chamauqua Iveuuels' White G.i|)sv. Very high com. 

 reserve, F. F. Dole's Edgewood Wonder. Very high com.,'F. L. Dever's 

 Burston Kit. 



DACHSHUNDS.— 1st. Sd and very high com., W. Loeffler's Hunde- 

 sport Bergmann, Lina K, Diamond Joe and Milwaukee Jewel. 



BEAGLES.— Challenge —Doc/s: 1st, Glem-ose Keimels' Fitzhugh 

 Lee. Iteserve, Rockland Beagle Kennels' Roy K. Bitches: l.st. Glen- 

 rose Beagle Kennels' Buttei'fly. ReserN e, Rocldand Beagle Kennels' 

 Emeline. — Opes— Dogs: 1st, B. F. Lewis's Doctor; 2d, W. O. Harding's 

 Hawkeye. Resoi've, Kockhmd Beagle Kennels' Rockland Boy. Bitches: 

 1st, Rockland Beagle Kennels' Lonlly; 2d, Qlenrose Beagle Kennels' 

 Gypsey A. 



FOX-TERRIERS.— Challenge— 1st and special C. S. Hanks's Grouse 

 II.— Open — Dogs: 1st, E. C. Riediuger's Cincinnati Boy; 2d, Argyle 

 Kennels' Belvoir Van. High com., ,1. B. Mansur's Brandy. Bitches: 

 1st, Toon (5 S\ moiids's Lady Rosemary; 2d. ic. 1^. Fishburn's Venus. 

 Very high com., E. C. Riedlnf_'er's lileniun Lu T.u. 



IRISH TKKi;,IKRS.—i.>OiV.s-; 1st, Toon & Symonda's 'Jack Briggs. 

 Bitches: 1st, Toon & Symonds's Salem Witch. 



BLACK AND TAN TERRIERS.— Dogs; Isfc, Dr, H. L. Foote's Sul- 

 tan; 2d, Toon & Symonds's Prince Regent, Bitches; 1st, Toon & Sym- 

 onds's Gypsey Girl. 



YORKSHIRE TERRIERS.— 1st and 2d, Dr. N. E. OUver's Dick York 

 and IVIinnie York 



TOY TERRIERS.— 1st and two specials, J. Englehart's Daisy; 2d, M. 

 P. Grady's Nellie. 



SCOTCH TERRIERS.— 1st and special and .2d, Toon & Symonda's 

 Tnee and Rhudaman Reserve, Chester Ford Park Kennels' The Col- 

 ored Preacher. Very high com,, R, Elliott's Ashle.v Plug, 



SKYE TERRIERS,— 1st and 2d, C, R, Smith's Barnaby Rudge and 

 Islay. 



PUGS.— Challenge- 1st and special. Dr. H. M. Cryer's Bob Ivy.— 

 Open— Dogs; 1st and special, J. Englehart's Trot E. ; 2d and special, 

 Lake Shore Kennels' Duke Howard. Reserve, E. Adams's Medlar. 

 High com., II. E. Bowls's, Dnsh, Pitches: 1st. Toon A- Svmonds' Prin- 

 cess May; -id. G. H, Hardy's Miss Penrice. Reserve, J. W. Mack's 

 Topsy. High com. J. H. Handline's Nellie Ely and D. C. Bryan's 

 Queeny. 



laNG CHARLES SPANIELS.-lst withheld; 2d, C.W.Saunders's 

 Tags. 



ITALIAN GRETHOU?TIiS. - CuALLENaE-lst, J. Lewis's Spring. 

 VeiT bigh com., J. W. ?i[aol.;'s Lavender and ,1. Lewis's Si. rite. —Open 

 — Dogs: Isband'Scl, J. Engleliarfs Guy and Rob Roy. Bitches: 1st, and 

 very high com., J. Englehart's Pysehe and Peml E.; 2d, J. W. Mack's 

 Queen. 



WHIPPETS.— 1st, G. Thomas's Boston Blodel. 

 MISCELLANEOUS.— Prizes withheld. 



NATIVE HOOSIERS.— X>o(7.9.' 1st, Police Department's Bluch (alias 

 "Bum"). Ld, Date whelped unknown; breeder luiknown; breeding 

 unknown. Winnings: Always present at roll-call ; leader of all parades; 

 thoroughly conversant with fire alarm signals, and the best specimen 

 of his kind in this country. 



SPECIALS. 



MaheifSB.— Best in show and best American bred, Minnie Beaufort; 

 same best in open classes; second best, Miss Caution. 



St. Beknabds. — Best in open classes and best in show, Alton IL ; 

 second best. Lady Taylor. Best American bred, Alton H. 



Great Danes.— Best in show and best in open classes, Neverzell, 

 Best American bred, Majoi McKiidey. 



Russian WoLFHotrNos.— Best in open class, Osslad; second best, 

 Peter the Great; third, Flode.yka. 



FoxHOLtNDS. — Best in show. Chase; second best, Jordan. 



Greyhounds.- Best in sbow C3), Wild Rose; second best, Pious Pem- 

 broke. 



Pointers. — Best black, Don Fishel. Best other than black in chal- 

 lenge class, Count Graphic. Best dog in open class. Rush of Lad. 

 Best bitch, Kent's Pearl. Best American bred, Kent's Pearl. 



ICngi.ish SjcTTiiRS. — Bcst in show, champion Cincinnacus (2). Be,st 

 bitch, Victress Lewellyn ( 2,'). Best bitch and litter of puppies. Queen 

 Regent. Best owned m Indianapolis. Trenton Rock, Best American 

 bred, Cmcmuatus: second best in show, Victress Lewellyn, Best 

 Lewellyn setter, Victre.ss Lewellyn. 



Irish setters.— Best m cbaUenge classes. Queen Vic. Best in open 

 class, llarchiouess. Best m show, t^ueen Vic, Best getting thn-d. 



Quaker T 



Gordon Setters. — Ll-.-i m 



Cocker Spaniels.— i - 



Collies.— Best dc j 

 owned west ot Peniis 



BL-rLL-TEm«ERS,— Bes^ i.i - 



Beagles.— Best m enall," 

 classes. Lonely. Second ij^^ 



Foi-TEBiaERs. — Best m .show , brouse 11, 



Blac!1C and 'i'/M TKoaiBUS.- Best iu show, Sultan. 



Ivanhoe, and best American bred, 

 Bendigo, 



er Scott HI, Best bitch bred and 

 Qd be.st. Sparkle, 

 L -I -"cond best. Attraction. 

 i;i iizhugh Lee, Best in opea 

 iLzhugii Lee. 



