New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
SCENES OF THE THIRD DAY.
DEPRESSING EFFECT or THE DISMAL wEArHEI
BUT STILL A LARGE ATTgSDANcE-A GREA

coming in carriages. Among the Visitors during th "''
were Senator wagsta1, Sanitary Superintendent Day
Lawrence Turnure. John c. Emo. DR. Lefcrts, W. a
Fuller. Mrs W. A. Haines. jr, Mrs. Roswell Steele
the Misses Bates, the Misses Long, Mr5
Palmer. Mrs W. Is. Dinsmorc Miss Stewart Miss koose
veIt Mr. and Mrs. Wood Miss Barnard Miss Breese and
Mira ward. During the day the scenes OF the hrst TWO
days were repeated with few variations. Inc oog'
had become somewhat accustomed 10 theif
new surroundings, and were much quieter
than on Tuesday. Many of the animals
were led about the building by their owners. During
the afternoon the centre Of attraction was the rdsed
platform the Fourth-ave end Of The Garden on when
the little terriers and greyhounds being examined
They seemed much frightened at the strange sights
The prizes Will be paid to-day in gold, IN order that II
it is desired the coins may be turned into mea"s III
the afternoon an opportunity will be given to see To-
geiher the dogs have carried off the prizes Inc
animals will be decorated with their respective ribbons
and will be led In a procession around the ring at
the Madison-ave. end OF the building. IL was
expected that the protests which have been filed by
several disappointed exhibitors would be examined yes
tnrday but a change in the arrangements was made by
which they will 20 before the Board OF Appeals to-day
That board will consist OF O. Dubois Wagstaf, W. +.
Morgan and H. Walter Webb Of the Westminster Ken
mel Cub and George Emen, Benjamin W. Richards and
Francis Furness, OF the Philadelphia Kennel Club.
1t was an amusing sight to the ladies 20 from one
kennel TO another 10 sympalhze with the dogs which
had failed be honOred with prizes. Ihe red lrlsh
settlers and the English settlers special objects OF
admiration Sir Lancelot, bel onging to william f.
Ieayitt Of Flushing L. l., and valued at 81 ,000 was
big white softer with long brown and soft silky har
He was in red-ned kennel and was literally supplied
with blankets Three imported black andtan setter pup
pies exhibited by Garrett Roach OF No GA FIFTH
ave- The large brown eyes and the sleek hair OF the
red Irish settlers forth many words of praise Mrs
j. H. Wainwright Of No. 343 Madison-ave., sent two'
Crsoe and Scott H. Charles ]. Ketchum, OF Westport
Conn., had an imported setter prettlly marked, which
Re valued at $1,000. ]. d. Cheever of No.
81 Park-row, Alfred Biddle, of No. 5l2 Walnut-st.
Philadelphia, j. II. IIa sey. OF No. ISL Clnt0n-ave,
Brooklyn and H. r. Bshop, of No. GIG Fifth-aye. were
among the contributors to this class OF dogs Four OF
the six beaglcs sent by William l. Bradbury of
Mason, Va were imported, three coming from the
kennels of sir Robert Briscoe Among the fox terriers
vas one owned by William Barclay Parsons,
Of No 5O5 Fifth-ave., and which was I'M
ported by the owner. The little fellow was
bred IN Manchester, Engind and won plize ~ Not,
tngham the only occasion he was ever eXhlhted
there. Among the bulldogs was Nlscount, owned iy q.
De Forest Grant. OF No II Gramstcy PaEk ana JACK,
For the ladies aud children the little skye-teIrlers
~ west Forty-ditn-st., aud Lloyd Aspnwar, jr..
are among those who have terriers IN the collection
doc from Mexico, greatly admired. He IL tn the
nisceianeous class and belongs TO Mrs Iatte Terry,
of West Thirty -fourth-st These chihuahua dogs run
Wild n the mountains and burrOw In the 1 found like
,bbits Unless they are caught while young they
nor be domestcated. Linda has a remarkably hand
some and intelligent face.
THE AWARDS.
Class AZ - Champion Red Settlers - Dogs Rory
ONiore son Of Rufus owned by William y. COllender.
Croenbusb " Y first prize, S35, beating Lincoln and
Urllyars bash which took rst prize last year. The
winner Is valued at 5000 by his owner.
Glass 43-Cham pion Red Setters-Bltches-Red Rival.
which took first prize at ~. Paul. owned by the 4 pne
Kennel Club Of Chicago, first prize. S35. The other
competitors so well known as not 10 require any
CmSs 44"Red Irish setters-Dogs-Derg owned by
s cno of thirty seven highly bred dogs; Grouse of
imported stock. owned By Alfred Bddle Phi adelphia
second, $50 smugger, owned by j. White Sprong,
Albany, third silver medal; and seven others, COM
meudstory certificates.
CIass Red Irish tcrs-Bitches-PhantOm, pure
red son of Dash entered In the Champion class owned
by Lincoln and Hellyar Warren Mas. first prize, $50;
Nora owned by Albert A sampson, Troy " Y, second.
500: Gypsy, from Harrison Kennels, White Plains, y.
y third. silver medal; seven others. imendatory
inproperly cataloCued in the Champion class No 49,
Glass 46-Red lr sh setter Puppies. over six months
Dogs-Bz, of Dash, owned 10y William A Mcintosh,
Plttsburc, PENN first prizt $40 spy owned 9y sidney
Dhons, kipey r. " second pfa'' silver medal iouf
Glass 47-Red Irish Setter Puppies, over six mouths
Bltches-tiounce H. Owned 10y tne Baumore III - Aennsi
Poughk ,epse, n " second, silver medal four Others
Tass 4s"Red irish setter Puppies under ak months
-Docs-Con the ohauehrani owned by r Noei: New
York hrNt pr,ze, Snte @ pgii otcaf "ia' o 0 'PieS
Glass 49-Rrd IRISH setter Pupoies. under six months
II
York. first pnze, silver medali three commendatory
Ger idcates. NO.,
Jim Relry, the winner Of first prize at PnIladephla IN
1877 ned by j. w. Fasstt. O that city, first prize,
only entry this due 10 the fact that heretofore
there has been no separate GLASS Tor red ana whie
Class 52-Red aud White setters-Dogs-Dutc. owned
by j. o. Bonner. NcwYOrk. first prize, $50 Montague,
owned by Charie De Rouge and II lnnman; short his.
" j. second, $50; Dash, owned 10y D. W. fassit Phila-
dephi third, silver medal; seven others, commenda-
'Vt Gas 53-Rcd and White Settlers --Bitches-Bird,
Quail ILL.,, owned by Edward LOhman. NeW-IOrs,
second $50; Bonnie (shown with her pups, owned by
CiAss 54-Red and White Setter Pupplcs, over six
months Dogs-Shell, owned by C. {. Worihin0on.
New York FIRST prize. Sl0 Shot, same owner second,
silver medal two otsers commendatory certificates.
Glass 55-same breed and aee-Btehe'-Nell, owned
by H. Il. Hewitt South Wethersie.d. Coun hrst prize.
$40 {, owned by H. He1eman, New YorL stolud sil-
yer medal, and Kr, owned ny James T. Miller Bloom
ing5burgL. y. Y, highly commented
Ciass 5G--sane breed, under six months-DOgs-
FLASH owned by Charles f. lnd. West stratiord, Conn,
first prze silver medal and two others very highly COM
Class 57-same breed aud Bi.ches-E -ena. owned
by ". G Murphy, Sew-YOIk, first prlze, silver medal
three others. coinnerdatory certificates.
Class 69-insh Water spauiels-Dogs or Bitches
Mack, hyercolared dog, imported from GLASGOW
prizc Fl5 Judy, Mac1s sister. same owner second
SILVER medal and three Others highly commended
n Gs G2q%9G o pa%Sd9 b. Sr TsS ca 1
the managers snow, first prlze. sl5 Nap owned
bV Z. Austin, Strtfurd Conn.,, second, silver medal
Fairy owned by Mr. TestCn, '. Ii. C.
Ciass 6l-Cocker or Field spaulcls-Dogs Ths class
judged TWO breeds, and separate prizes awarded
Cockers-Toby. ovued Oy Frank 4. Wall, NewYork
first prize. SO; Charlie. owned by Daniel Z. Foster
Ncw-Yolk, second. S20 witch, owned by Frederick H.
Hoe Tarrytovu. y. V. third, SILVER medal higny
commended. Feld-Frank, owned by Archibald Waits
cwIOrk, hrst prze, SO; Doctor, J owned by Percy
C. Winters. New-York. second $40; Punch. owned by
william schw.nd, New-York, third. silver medal tDO
Others rOmmsndatory certificates.
Glass 62-Coc ker or Field Spanels- -Ditches-Foather
n light liver aud white, ticked, imported animal owned
hy Francis c. Hollms. NcwYork. Grst prize. SIS; G.p
Madgc, daughter OF Peanuts, owned by George NJ
neasbcrg. Newark n. j. third, silver medal three
others, cOmmeudatoiy g Ttlfcltee
Glass 63-Cockor or Field spanics, Pappies-DoSs or
Bitches-ONford owned by Francis G. Hors, fret