The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-13
GLINTS FROM GOTHAM.
Meanness, Miseries and Mon
key-Shines Of the Met.
rOpolitans.
Special to the Star.
DOGS FOR THE BENCH SHOW.

Special to the Star.
DOGS FOR THE BENCH SHOW.
New York, April 13-The entries for
the fourth annual bench show Of the West
minister Kennel Club. which commences at
Madison Square Garden, April 9th, closed
yesterday. A. H. Moore, of Philadelphia.
will exhibittwenty dogs OF an estimated val
ue of $50, 500. Among them are the cham
pion English setter Leicester, former
ly owned by L. H. Smith, of Strath-
roy, Canada; the pointer Rose, the cham.
pion red Irish setter Berkeley, which is
known by the great number of prizes it has
won aud the red Irish setter bitch Duck,
which has won first prizes at Boston, st.
Louis and Baltimore and in this city. DR..
s. Fleet Spier, of Brooklyn, has entered the
champion English setter st. Elmo. Amory
Edwards will exhibit three long-haired
Shetland Island terriers a novelty at dog
shows in this city, and Col. Bradley he's
entered two Engli.h greyhounds raised by
Indians in Manitoba, and said to be de-
rived from General Clusters famous stock,
which latter is said to be descended from
the celebrated courser, Master McGrath.
The Toledo Kennel Club will send the
black.and-tan setter dog Grouse, which
took the first prize at Detroit, st. Louis,
Philadelphia and Boston, and the bitch
Bee, Of the same class, which won first
prizes at the two former cities.
OLD LANDMARK BURNED.
An old barn standing on the property oi
William H. Vanderbilt on Simonson ave
nue., Clifton was set on fire yesterday by
some unknown person and entirely de-
stroyed The building, which was nearly
100 years old, at one time belonged to Cap.
tain Isaac Duston, who was lost with the
steamer Atlantic in Long Island Sound
some forty-five years aeo.
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
The annual report Of the Five Points
House of Industry shows the whole mum.
ber of inmates for the year ending March
LIST to have been 1865, of whom 28S are now
living in the institution. During the year
800 pupils were taught In the day-scl ool
and 431, 40S meals we're given by the Super
iutendent
ARRIVALS FROM OVER THE SEA.
New York, April 13.-During the past
twenty. y.four hours there have arrived at
Castle Garden the California, from London,
Oh board rs steerage passengers; the City
of Richmond, from Liverpool, with 1, 26O;
the Donau, from Bremen, with 1858; the
Circassia, from Glasgow, with 500. and the
Baltic, from Liverpool with 864. Total,
1868. Among them by the latter vessel
are $50 Scandinavians from the mining
regions OF Sweden They are all furnished
with tickets to st. Paul, Minn., and are the
advance guard of large colony bound fol
the same State.
APRErTY BLONDE IN TROUBLE.
Chief of Police Murphy, of Jersey City
yesterday received a dispatch from the
Chief Of Police of Chicago, asking for III;
arrest OF Maud Hamilton, variety actress
on the way to New York. Detective Bowt
waited for the fascinating blonde at the
Pennsylvania Depot and took her in charge
as she stepped off the o'clock train from
the West, and conveyed her to the Contra
Station-h0use. She Is wanted for an ALLEGED
larceny of $500.
BABIES DONE UP IN DOG SKIN.
Among the emigrants landed at Castl
Garden within the past twenty-four hour
are two hundred Finlanders, who attrac
much attention. There are many babie
Sc ed up in seal, dog or deer skins
DEATH OF ELLIOTT c. cowDIN.
Elliott c. Cowdin died last night fron
Brighrs disease OF the kidneys. He wa
widely known and esteemed, and was borl
in Jamaica, Vermont, in 1919. He came t
New York from Boston in 1852 and en-
gagged in the importation OF silks and rit
bons. He was Ex-President of the Ne'
England Society. Vice President Of th
Union League Club and member Of th
Century Club.