The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-02-11
The Great Dog Show-yaiuabIe Dogs
Entered.

Mr.. Charles Lincoln, the superintendent
OF the coming show reports that the past week has
been busy one In taking entries and replying ap
pcations received from all parts of the country.
From the grand list of entries already received the
show is success dogs entered In the
champion classes embrace the very choicest bred
dogs in this country, also from Canada and England
y. II. Moore Esq. the millionaire of Philadelphia,
writes, saying: 81 Will send you some of my best
lie entered In the champion classes which will in
clude the two famous dogs, Berkley and Thunder,
both valued at $40, 600 each They have won a large
number Of prizes at all the principal shows, and
considered typical types OF their respective Breeds
Mr.. Moore, at the last st. Louis bench show. was
offered 90, 500 for Berkley, which offer promptly
declined.
Mr.. Moore dogs will be accompanied by a large
delegation of sportsmen. together with party OF
ladies, who Intend visiting the show ''ChaIuplon
Leicester, the wOrd-TeBowned English setter, will
also be here but only for exhibition. As Mr.. Moore
has retired from competition he will lie presented
with an elegant silver collar and laurel wreath, In
recognition OF his past services. Leicester was the
first imported ewelIin setter In This country, and is
the size of the wel-known ''Paris, - who won the
Centennial Cup and was particular fayorite OF Gen.
Grants.
q arrett Roach, ESD, Of New York city, enters
his champion pointer, Dutches, also Lady Gordon,
champion Gordon seter, together with two others.
Thomas F. Ryan, ESQ, Of New York City, sends
tour magnificent English settlers, all Of the very
highest pedigree The are nared Blue Border, Arab
Pasha, Cecilia D., and ST. Adams. They are gems
OF the first water, and viii be exhibited IN the pink
of condition.
John s. Mcintosh. of Pntsburg, Pa, enters two
champion Irish settlers, Biz and Lady Clare BIZ
has won five first prizes besides winner differ
ent field trials. The competition between BIZ and
Beriey viii be a severe one. The contest will be
looked forward TO with great interest. BIZ Is valued
at GOO, Lady Clare at $40, coo. Water Lily, a
champion pointer, entered by W, II. MoleT, Of
New Norl: city, Is great English prize winner and
also took first prize at the New York show.
/ Col. stuart Taylor of Cheyenne, W. T., enters
two fine dogs, one of which Is Benedict, the famous
champion black field spaniel, winner of first prizes at
! New y 0rk, Cleveland, and Atlanta Ga. lie also
/ shows Young Bill bun terrier, winner of sixty
prizes In England also first prize at the New York
show,
/ The great Hornell spaniel Club, Of HOrnellsvllle
/ N. Y, make an entry Of seven OF their beautiful
black spanels which have become fashionable re-
/ Gently.
The arlstocTatc fOE-terrier well known In Eng
land as being owned by all the nobility and members
/ OF tie Royal family, will be well represented here.
/ Mr.. Rutherford, OF the Racquet Club, New York,
makes six entries Of very fine dogs. Mr. John WIFE
and Mr.. Mason also make entries In this class.
The cnllies viii he grand class. Mr..
Ihos. II. Terry, the proprietor Of the Scotland ken
ncls, enters seven, one Of which Is the celebrated
Z Marcus, winner Of twenty-sH first prizes Mr..
/ John W. Burgess, of East Orange, n. D., also
enters four of this now fashionable breed.
Tie entries of pugs, skyes, Italian greyhOunds
made by society ladies' residing In Washington,
promise 10 be the stellar attraction Uf the show:
imported pug entered by lady Is valued 300, the
others mostly marked not for sale
The show promises TO he the most brilliant even
held in this country. The entries positively close
Tomorrow, the 18Th Instant, the Office OF the IioleI
/ skating Rink.