National Republican., 1883-02-22

sex.ss5.EIdwerd Levers Rcveller, $40 Henry Klsto-
Dandie Dinnont terriers both sexes--william
X, Hilfs Judy, siO Robert Humes Badger, silver
medal. "....'.Et
Any other yarietye Of terriers, both sexes-Charles
medal Miss Beiie, Davidson's Judy, W II, Ci
yohn H. MAYORS Prince Charlie and Fred Kirby
Wasp, Q. Miss paydson's Judy and tho little
puppies attracted vefy much attention.
Yorkshire 1terriers, both sexes--Heury. Klste-
mans Hero, rsi0 same owners ROXY S5; Mrs.
ndS nHEST ISsS ilS w,sps o5set s1 s7oIhESsl ltfeel
norhwesO fdck, On
Champion bug dBgs - Mrs. Edwin A. Puos
george, champion medal.
Champion pug 1iiches-william b. knights Ef-
Pug dogs-Chefles II. Mnson's snmbo, slOj will
My NJ, Johnsons (iOy7 Third street nortRwcsD
Tout Tout, Mrs. Charles wnealleigh's Tu Tu, aud
Punch, V. II. g.; Miss Nellie Gibsons C3i2 Corco.
ran streeO Tony, II. g., aud Mrs. Samuel Fowler s
l6i6 i street northwesD Toby, q; Mrs. Wheat
two Washington pugs, is valued at 5000.
rug bitches-Charles ii. Masons Nina, $40; II,
n. Berlow's u2i5 NJ street northwest witehie, sil.
yer medal; Ms. william II. Bayne's Gl0 Eleventh
street norlh lhwest) Judy, V. H. e., aud Mrs. Bene.
diets 1923 street northwesn Dinah, II; Q.
| pounds both sexes-Miss Flora Cabers (2Ol A
street southeasD Fanny, $40; Dr. .. J. Waterss
l2SI Pennsylvania ayenuel Glpsey Gilbert, silver
medal Henry KistemHns Flora, v. ii. @, . =.
King Charles, Blenheim, and Japanese spnniels,
both sexcs-Mrs. H. @. Ciarkes Washington, d,
Cl Beauty slOi Henry Kisteman's Minnie, silver
medal.
Miscellaneous Tor foreign olass), over twenty.
| i've pounds, both sexes-Chatles 7. Mays (l321
D street northwestj Robert So; Thomas Blagdon's
| (P. o. box 5sl, WashingtOn) Bull, IL. G.
ys or "rssn iss under twenty
| $50 Eleventh street northwesO Frank, 81; ID. X
Reds t5l6 Twelfth street nUrthwesD Hancock. SO.
Special class for Crystal Palace medal, won in
England, and awarded by him to the best dog OF
bitch In tho classes, judged by Mr.. WATSON
Charles II. Mason's Newfoundland dog Mayor OF
Blngley.
This finished the judging for the day, and
the only classes remaining to be judged now
are the special ones.
THE SUCCESS OF THE WASHINGTON DOGS
was the subject of much pleased comment as
on Tuesday, and the numerous visiting dog
tanciers expressed great surprise that the city
contained so many fine animals, and that
| they had never been sent to bench shows to
contest for the prizes. 1t was subject OF
remark also that true judicial courtesy existed
between the judges, Mr.. Watson having award
cd Mr.. Masen's Creole first prize, and Mayor
of Bingley first and a special, the two former
being awarded on Tuesday. DIR. G. p. Saw
telle's magnificent pair of rough coated st
| Bernards, Marcus and Tasso, arrived yester-
day too lato to be judged in their class, in
which the prize was given to ID. p. Fosters
st. Elmo, the only other entry. 1t is said that
bulldog owned by a Georgetown butcher
which has not beon unclaimed for year,
and who received his food from the
end of a long pole was brought down to the
rink on Monday for entry. Some of the
managers looked at him furtively through a
telescope and offered his owner $5 TO take
him back, and the offer was accepted. This,
however, is considered q slur on Georgetown
dogs.
The award Of iprlze to the big bulldog
Blister has inspired local poet to offer the
following:
There was boss bulldog named Blister
In cage by another dogs sister.
He buggrd out his eyes
| As he took the first prize,
And butfor the cage he'd kissed her.
The bench show will continue until to-
morrow night. Among the prominent
visitors yesterday were:
Hon. J. G. Blaine, Gen. W. 7. Sherman, sena.
| tors Beck, Kellogg, Hampton, Miller, and Vest
Col Corkhill Enoch Iotten, ]. W, Maury and fam.
| lily, Congressman Kenna, Martini Mckenzie
Townshend, Hammond, Blount and Cook, Ton
Ochiltree, Mr. "A. J. Falls, MIR. Riggs, MIR. RicharC
Smith, DR.. Goldsborough and wife, and Henry A
| Willard