The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-28
THE DOG SHOW.
WINNERS OF GOLD AND SILVER PRrzEs-A
COMPLETE SUCCESS.

WINNERS OF GOLD AND SILVER pmzrs-A
COMPLETE SUCCESS.
SpRIxoPELD. April q, 1876
The second day Of the great dog show opened finely
and the hall was we'll filed with visitors during the
forenoon The HERALD OF yesterday having announced
TO the world that such exhibition progress,
the largely increased upon the arrival
Of the midday trains Prominent among the guests
General James Watson Webb; Hon. Charles N.
Pond, OF Hartford, Conn Major Fulton, Of the Amcri
team. and Dr. Middleton Goldsmith, of Vermont,
who is ono or the Centennial Commissioners He In.
formed the HERALD reporter that he should
his influence TO have the show repeated a grand
scale ut the Centennial. and, possible have grand
field trial The Doctor is tho owner Of the celebrated
English prize winner Plunkett which is ON ex-
hbiton here, and has been beaten at any show
in Eurcpc whore he was exhibited The celebrated
dogs Of George De Lane or New Bedford and several
others arrived last evening and exhibition To-
day.
PRIZE wIxxERs.
The principal prize their respective classe
for settlers were Luther Adams, Boston, solid silver
cup; George DE Lane New BEDFORD. gold dog whistle;
W. H. Balloon, Worcester, silver collar: William Jar
Wis, CIaremont, N. H. silver cup; James A.
Barnes, Hartford, gold whistle; Q. N. Salt
ers Brooklyn, silver collar Jerome Marble, worces-
Aseo1~e't ~~~'p
gold whistle; William n. Lilleston, New York, silver
collar Theodore Morford Newton, N. j., silver cup;
A. Lark,n, westaeld, Nass., gold whistle; Theodore
Moriord q silver collar For pointers-Fred. Schuch
ardt New York. silver cup; H c. TAFT Springfield
gold whistle; Urrin b. Cooley, LongDeadow, Mass,
silver collar W. n Gibbons, Yves. har. n Conn.
Horace smith, New YORK, silver collar
TIE prize winners in the champion and special
classes announced az cIose Of SHOW In the champion
class Tor tho best imported setter any strain Scout
owned by Luther Adams, Of Boston; best nasIvt
Moriord, Newton, n. il. best pointer thai
a. strong wcss Nerden, Conn In the special cIasscs
best collection VI Settlers owned by person Luther
Adams, Boston; bcst collection pointers owned BY
person, Frederick Schuchardt New YORK; best brace
of settlers Rock and Scout, owned by Luther Adams:
beat brace pointers, Shot and Ben, owned by & T.
Hammond, Springfield; best settle, dog pup, Prince,
schuchardl New York; best litter of setter pups John
Nesbit Cambridge Mass bcs. litter OF pointer pups,
Dr. w. r. Webb, New York; best female setter pup,
Ruby Edmund OrglI, New York: best female pointer
pup. q. w. Hixon, Springfield.
The prizes as above awarded wore Of solid gold and
silver and tho collars largo enough Tor tho dogs 20
THE ArrESDAxcg
OF ladies and gentlemen during tho day quite
large, and the well lighted hall airy throngcd IN
the cvoninr H. T. Bispham. OF New York, tho cclc-
DRAFTED animal painter, alter reading the HERALD this
morning. sook the train for Springfield and is busy
engaged sSctchng the prize oil painting
VALUE Dogs
One remarkable feature or tho exhibition was that
very lew dogs wcrc offered for SALE nearly all d them
being owned BY gentlemen who keep and breed them
Tor pastine The owner Of ssGrousc" told your 10
porter upon inquiry value a. 600 would NOS
any temptation 10 SELL and II tho best dogs are
held above purchasing price Tho exhibition u pro-
nounccd by all perfect and all speak 10 praise
Of the prompt and harmonious Of the oacers ot
She Rod and dun Club The show closes this evening
and the prominent visitors invited 10 rake OF
collation. ~ the rooms oi tho springfield social Club