The Evening critic., 1884-03-19
DOGS OLE HIGH DEGREE.
The Members of tho Canine Tribe
That Carried Off Prizes Yesterday
The Entries of washington Dogs.


The Entries of washington Dogs.
The awards of prizes at the dog show be-
gan at 9 o'clock yesterday, and the frst
prizes were awarded as follows:
Champion English -Plantagonet,
Of the Goodsell kennels, and Dashing Belle,
owned by Il. w. Jester.
English settlers rot Laveracks-Rackett,
Of the Goodsell kennels, and L. w. JestOr's
Bobolink will divide the prize, aad TESTERS
Dashing Jessie took the prize for bitches.
Pure Laveracks-The Goodsell dog Prince
and bitch Petrol III.
English setter puppies-o. NJ. Balls
Hilarity and DR.. II. II. Evans Countess.
Champion Gordon setters--Lady Gordon
Gordon setters--De Iturbidcs Ned.
Gordon setter puppies-Nrs. @. +. Keys
Don.
Champion Irish setters-Glenco and Trix
Irish setter puppies-Pierce's eleanor.
The Judging was resumed at 10 o'clock
to-day, Mr.. James Mortimer officiating.
A reporter found among the kennels the
following dogs owned by Washingtonians,
which have won admiration on the streets
before their present engagement before the
public:
George NJ. Oyster, ID. w. Oyster and Chas.
Dismer enter the three New Foundland
dogs, Lion, Dido and Major that attract
much attention and commentator.
s. +. Emmons exhibits his tawny deer
hound Brian that carried off the first prize
last year, and his brothers, Robin and
Bruce.
Webster NJ. Raines M. d.. has his much
admired black greyhound, Snyder on ex-
hibitiop, and Jacob Allen enters a fine dog
Of the same breed.
bn Iuultst eoI ln NJ
tracts interest and sympathy as the defeat
cd competitor Of yesterdays contest in
which his rival was perhaps the finest dog
of the kind in existence.
II. G. Harmon, of the Treasury, shows
his lively and valuable black and white
English setter, and VIM. Wanstall enters
Shot, w. X. Traver, Rocket III. NJ.
Schneider, Doc; DIR. Hardin, JEFF; Charles
Drexel, Dom Pedro; w. p. Metcalf, Richard
ILL.,; f. w. Pease, Magnet; A. b. Bohrer,
Hallock; Russell West, Duke, and NJ. A.
Tappan, Grouse, all handsome English
settlers Of various colors and breeds, that
have gained many admirers in their walks
in the streets at their masters side and in
their brief engagement before the public at
Masonic Temple.
English settlers of the opposite sex arc
equally numerous and valuable, John
Anderson, of the War Department, having
his blue and white beauty, Lottie, on
exhibition, and W. II. Traver contributing
his white and lemon, Nell Kelly A. L.
Burche, Victoria; f. l.. Peasc, Dot; f. A.
Simons, Belle; j. I. Barry, Ophelia
Edward L. Mills, Bluebell, etc.
Among the setter pups o. NJ. Balls little
Hilarity, S. Aman's Alert, Travers Marion,
II. l.. Adams Blue Gown and w. Il. Bur
fords Boy will compete closely for the
prizes.
DIR. j. II. Evans and Miss Hitchcox enter
Countess and Cassandra, puppies of tho
same breed.
Among the black and tan Gordon settlers
there are many entered by local owners
whose names have been published, the
CANNES varying from 800 to $500 in value,
and who rejoice in the names of Luke,
Frank, Gem, Max and Ned, Flora, Jet
| Fannie and Don.
Among Irish settlers there are eight or ten
| fine specimens of reddish color from local
| kennels.
Washington contributes five to the list oil
| pointers, their color varying from lemon and
| white 10 liver and white. X. J. W. Brew.
ster exhibits fine Cocker spaniel that
would command a large price.
| Among the beagles Nelson Brumagini
Maggie and Bessie are two fine specimens.
In the class of fox terriers Albert Miller
champion will compete.
Representative Dorsheimer, the Mise
Rodgers and James Lindsey arc anon
those entering collies.
VIM. Ii. Davidson shows his bull-terriel
Beauty that demonstrates its good blood
but bellies its name.
ii. III. Dobbins enters his black-and. tar
terrier Daisy, and Mrs. NJ. Adams exhibits
her sky-terrier Marquis.
The pet dogs entered by Washington
ladies are numerous aud valuable, aud have
already been mentioned, the pugs, spaniel
and greyhounds being the most interesting
Mrs. Senator Palmers pair OF Blenhein
spaniels, Duke and Duchess, are gems.
The pugs, Puntb, Joe, Don Juan, Puggie
Jude, 'Witchie, Dixey, Fanny and Blot
are so nearly equal in merit and so highly
appreciated by their owners that the judg
who awards the prize is to be pitied
c. A. Sautter's imposing bloodhound ant
the three Mexican terriers are deserving o
special mention.