, 1881-12-04

SPORTING NEWS,



-- Special Dtspatch to Ihs Chicago Tt11unk.
/ GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn, Dec. 3-The Nation
nj field trials are exciting considerable interest
I'LL over the country, and especially this year.
several excellent pointers are to be among the
contestants. Pointers are slowly reasscrtfng
their Just cnims to con5iderad don, for awhile put
aside BY the iashing elan Of the Leweln set
ters, and thuse who have so gallantly held to
them in their darkest hour of depreciation will
have good opportunity for yindtcarion ou tho
plains OF G riud Junction. Notnblo among tne
pointers will be found:
Mr.. Edmund Orgilrs, Jersey City. n. j., famous
bench show champion Rush, who wilt probahly
show that true shaped show dog ought to be u
hne field performer.
Mr.. Waters, trainer Of tho st. Louis Kennel
Club. is On his why here with several '>smooth
hairs from that big bridge village, I'LL wound
up to concert PITCH
Col Bond, Chicago, is to be represented bya
| wind splitter from tho minnesota pratries. who
only hus to be as cautious, Us fast, and slauch,
to win high renown. +*
Mir. 4. Fl. Moore. Of Philadelphia, Intended to
have had Donald. his champion imported point
er, but it s more than doubtful whether Mr..
wanmaker will bring him for any OF Mr. Moore's
celebrated kennel~
Dir. il. st. short has seven settlers from the
neghb0rhood Of plttsburg; besides. fur 3lr +.
IL. Hryson he has London. Gladstone puppy,
with which Sir. t;ryson hopes to win as with MS
father; fur Mr.. Martin, Ut Lexington, KY, hs
has Maxwell, reputel flyer.
Mr- Mcintosh, Of Pittsbure, has Niz, n red
Irish Setter of great beauty aud tine ied quuli-
ties.
Mr; Dave" sanborn. Bowling, Mich: bus
with him Nellie. VINO may again bud fnr caaul-
Gludis, and Gertc, the three latter biues Of the
t bl,lest blood, i'll the Dcrby. -.
| of Mr. Luther Adams, Boston, ,1ass celebrated
| dogs.
Sir. George Wuddn2ton, Geneva, Ia, will be
Ssaa Wasn sre , owned e b. Sir j j. f. Whitman, of ch-
cagO.
ne:9hborhoud With Il nice likely loul1us for~
Mr. Dick" N0rl3u. Indianapolis, lud. Tor
some time ou1 Of tle battle, will again make t.
| bid tO 70 to the srOnt.
Eastern dog -brenker, is daily expected with u
very choice lot Ut aristocrnts.
Capt. Patrick Henry, clurSsviiie, Tenn, VINO
for the pust years tas SD eflclcntly actcd us
one Ut the Judges, will this year nSau enter the
/ urenn to VIII, IT possible. even higher nouors
than he did in 1876 and 1877 with Pride Ut the
| South.
| present and sure to have su1ne hnrd tu beat 1t
! aud repor ers, mat Mr. G. g. whitfor.i has re-
! tired from do,!-breedlnX there will ta now no
one with sucn equally wrought steel isss to race
cure tue most t'ushes !strtents not objected t.).
sir. McMurduuxh: Lyncuburg. W., will Try
| again, let us uOpt Will uettcE lucs tAaA IT. fAA
| ccnnes llst year, to get To the frpnt.
sir. Wallace, Memphis: Tenn, wiz have some Ise
/ city. Among tuem Peep-o'-Da and Bessie T.,
| owned by Mr: D. Bryson; Leta and Glaueis.
owned by 31r. Gates: und SIratiroy Queen, be-
| longing TO Mr. Parker; also Hector, the proper
| ty Of Mr. Tressvunt, Dallas, Tex.
| Dr. Ware. Stanton, Tenn, may probably enter
| u little Glaustone-}unO bitch that n.ny startle
the cognoseeu1i by winning rsst money, US she
| il ..to the mnnor buru,' aud knows her business.
| She Is Dr. Wares only dog, and we nre told Ut
Wr. +. H. Smith, Slrntnroy, Ontario, Can, has
not rnude upehis mind, SO lar, as to being pres
| ent. but Is expected.
| Mr. Cumpueil, Carter's Creek, Tenn.. the
owner OF the famous Joe 1r., says tho rules don
SHIT hiu, so he won't The fact is the rn!es
| ure fratncd us much possible to have the best
| du,; win tArnod Burgess notwithstanding IRE,
| spective Of the excellence of breakers. and
| Campbell thinks This Is untnir to bis talents
which ought to have greater opportunity ZOE
! recuyntiOu.
Iou see, however, from the above TINT there
is quite possibility Of rare sport: In fact, IN:
| is assured by tho great abundance OF Birds II
| only the weather is Tine.