, 1876-01-25
DOGS ON THE BENCH.
Not to Judge, But to DO Judged
for $4,000 Worth OF
lsrlzcs.
Concerted Howling Of Two Hundred
Caninos at tho Exposition
Building.

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Fhe oho"HE " Cn8"a"' Hlstt' at'd
Native Sottars,
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Ine E.po"'non na'lo'u1 WA 5oosofoaY gwen
to bo he.rd tho oxultant crow Of Tbs numerous
coct. IN tha .,t c,ltorv vhonca vont nm Tia
~ss,aS s..si ~ 49, ~. .onnt. ~ h,,a,.s
sas4oa ao"i Anu ua.A ~ So"p'0 ~ AuA"'ea
Tho cause OF tho 1uAcking, growing, EobblinE.
olucking snd peeping Ut tho fowl and Of Tho
bn,lf};n1 has boen expjanod Al lcnpth. but II vii,
ssa,.ts. .,s,t ~ iii, is,e .,,a ..s,,.s,. ,,I.a
1o4ul'o WOW W 'ua'1 INV 'no 1oHas. . "snu
| hpEope1 appreciation OF 1no hcnuo on tno east
aldo Of tho building, whore tho bonch show OF
| dogs IL In progress This exhibition IL, 70 has
slroaiv been noted under tho ausptcos Of ths
4'ssoo"' ioa''ss nsnoc'enon' "nu navo .ns ono'eu
fhizEa VALUED At NEARLY S1too
| for Tho boht specimens Of different brccda
Yesterday was mainly devoted 10 cottlne mat.
| t.,, In .h. ~ forth. oncnino .nd oor; nrocros.
....,s =. -. I'.. ~ .s a. pss'.ss
"A1 "Aos' .aousn 'aes useal.a 'aet0 "*a " no
meena iatl representation OF NO ohtrloc' II ID
viii bo In placo when tbs display Of cauinos will
bo ono n tho largest oYar Gathered In ono n,,co
~ :N.-,s N.. ~ ~ M -. ~ - Wv F.Hss
IA .n's ooan'ty. j., nooas zoo aoss H'.e IN p'seo
~ corno IN
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+,om m AZ t.mnfo IN i. hrr. Lonoo1 I. .v,o,-
| liant. thourh not rartinuisriv ntcosnt- Aronnd
| tho sides OF tho roons hayo hosn built rough
| bost;l konnefe, With sa"dnat and hay bedding.
and In these aso placed tno 70, boardsss' who soem
sicknesa nanifcst Yesterday by concerted howl
| Which broko ont At Intervals.
The aras and largest room Is giyan up, a.
I bsatst to
which form tho 1Ese tno o!asses Of tho entrfas,
Luther Adams. Of Boston, loads Tho List With
two perfect types Of the Englal. sotteF, uhtoh
oa! s h e. Seos To p.9 os ks
attractive TO the sportsman tLan to tho general
observer. but the little knot Of kcon hunters
| who arc always to DO fund about tho two ken-
nels shows TINT the breed and tho specimens aro
thoroughly appreclated.' Other noted exhibitors
uansds; Q. II. Raymona. Of Morris Plains, N.
j.; BIZ. Knox, Of Pitsaburg; DR.. nowo, and
''Rfss Ths rod 1s.h softer .vpo is ror represented
BY soule tWentY.i.e entrles Of fu1purted doga
and sluts. Prominent hrnouE theao are Con.
Ducas's entrtos, which comprise pure breods
from Lord nowth'e aud the French Park ken
unls. G. Il. Turner's konna!, OF at. Louis, Ia
represented by Eicho aud Lou Cd prtze win
ners; and, beside tho tno naned. shero aro
other aud perhaps equally good ontriss from
other ctios.
The show OF
NATIVE Settlers
is ono Of the moat extsuslvo and mcritorfous
ever uada in this country, and comprises about
100 delegates from sAtious breeding kcnnolB.
beaitle largo number OF good fold uosa owned
By private gentlemen In this aud other cities,
and kopt for leId use only, Noticeable among
the nattven arc J. Fl. Whitman's dog 0rouso and
H. ]. Edwards dog Spot.
In the department Of tho settors alone tho
present show haa ovcr 100 ent1los, and th two
rooms given lip 10 tho six c1asses OF English,
Irish, aud uxtiyn are we'll l!lod NTH sope Of Tho
rateran spo.tsmen last oyoning showed tho In