Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-15
Hogs Of Long EBrssiyrec.

itt ENTITIES FOR THE BENCH SHOW OPEN NEXT
Wktk-sG'iE OF TIE CANINE CELEBRITIES To BE
EXHIHITEh-A TALK WITH TIE SUPERINTENDENT
Az t&tSjaILY FINE SHOW PROMISED.
MI Chlrie; Lincoln, the superintendent OF the
bench rho'HWi.ich is TO open at Masonic Temple
n''2t Tuesday, WAS found by STAR reporter last
evening at lis Office, No. go f street. in the midst
OF TIE business incident to closing the entries
You are aware" said Mr.. Lincoln In response to
an inquiry from the STAR reporter, .tat the first
sh0" given here was very good one, but this one
VIII be much superior In quality and character as
the object OF bench show is to improve the va
rlous breeds of dogs. Now last year many entries
were made without the knowledge OF what a really
pure bred dog Was The Judging of the last show OF
c"Is gave e'ery one the opportunity to learn
list Of entries ever saw and The show Will be only
second t. the great New York show have care
fullt gone through the entries and feel sure that
dog tahiiE bue ribbon here Will be very Stipe-
rOr animal"
What class OF exhibitors have your" asked THE
STAH reporter.
The Very best. said Mr.. Lincoln "Many Sen
afors and members Of Congress for the first time
make some coed entries or course there are a
great many lady exhibitors, and some OF them
ladies YOU could not hold iirSt-class exhibition"
"Iow Inany entries have yoa?"
"Nedriy 300 said Mr.. Lincoln.
''N mere DO they GENE fro,u?"
"iiInos; every state In the union is represented
ana solAe good ones from Canada, besides great
many newly imported dogs"
Nv hal dogs generally prove the most attractive
to the visitors? asked The reporter.
on te snail dogs such as pugs. skye-terriers
ana 11fFo,fe terriers, next to them come the
Eirs5', dogs and by the way, shall have six ma
.slic v de rlounIs three IRON this city, one from
New 1Cfk ana TWO from Massachusetts. One of
these dCrs was bred In her majesty the uuncn az
EnglanGs kennels. To the gentlemen sportsman
OF course tic silky coated settlers and sleek pointers
are ne most Interesting. The bun dogs and ban
terriers are generally adinred at distance. The
Slahea ara to!!ic3 now Very fashiOnabe) are
greatly admired. Speaking Of cOies we shall
cnHInpiGnG nj 1rh tc
lln sister To the beautiful dog owned by the
rrl.s.7 '''
Have you any other noted dogs colnlnc:n asked
the reporter. ''u
Yes, We have; and some OF them have world
VIE reputation For Instance, Srch dogs as Plant
agent. 'osSick. Prince, Lava Rock Brave Knickrr
totHrr. bu, hess. G!cnclO TIix, Robin Adar. &C.
bIee:t>.-
ANY prominent clubs coming?n
1es sud MI. Lincoln. "the Westminster Ken
he 'l'lh Oh New York, have made fine ent res
ard a number Of prominent ,acnhcIs viii be pres
tni; Inc Norhiry Club OF Baltimore, and the
fiHcheiDokCr Cub, OF Jersey CITY have also made
York"
"How do you care for the Dogs,
in Inc fTst place, explained Mr.. Lincoln sseach
dog has separate kennel or cage given to him
WIZ clean straw in. The dogs are exercised and
iei i"ic: every day, and wa:cred frequently, and
their owners are At liberty 10 take them home every
night b, paying deposit for their safe return"
Nv hen do You Judge TIE dogs, ard who are the
Judges inquired he reporter.
1.-The Judging Will commence the first GAY OF The
show. and continue regularly on until the finish,
ana we shall Judge SOME or the smaller dogs In the
tN'iilh" Seats VIII be reserved for ladies. Hon.
Jno :. Wise, and Major j. VI. Taylor OF Lexington
ny, VIII judge English settlers and pointers to-
gether Mayor Taylor Will judge Irish and Gordon
settlers siEgiy. Mr. james Mortimer, OF New York
city, viii judge al the other breeds Of dogs
SOME OF THE DOGS AND THEIR OWNERS.
Among the notable entries made for the dog
Show by ladies and gentlemen residing in Wash
iyIyfu tba f,IJ,x
quis. skye terrier; w. S. Albert, pointer; Miss
c. t. Adams, pug named "Pugg!e:" X. J. W.
Brewster, spaniel and a Mexican dog; b. H. Brew
sler, Jr, an English setter; Mrs II. \. Barlow LIST
ofZe pug. ""itc chic Hon Win. Dorshcimer, i'm
ported collie, "Bruno;r Miss Belle Davidson Ike
mus. SKYE terrier; Mrs. $. +. Emnons, two Scotch
deerhounds. Bruce and "Eobin;" Mr. 5. F.. En-
mons, scotch deerhound, Bryant X. p. Lcary, L.
fat l.; Mrs. {. :. Keller, Irish setter .EIchO IL
MI = l. NILS: "Blge Zen English setter; Miss NJ
ithees, Mex, Mexican dog; Mrs. +. L. and H. r.
koserS Harry collie; Hon. II. ii. RddleDerger
%Anilie1 pointer: Miss F. Is. Wilson, 'Puck, i" a
Yorkshire terrier, Hon. John S Wise, sBeulah'. a
pointer mot Tor eompetiIonl; Mrs. ii. W. Bayne
Alnong the exhibitors from abroad are Geo. Nor
Duty Apnod OF baltimore, five pointers one OF
I Sdl,d Is "bravo," champion; John p. Barnard
h"S'oh; q buiL dog AMI Gordon setter; James IL
G"u9SIi, New York city. seven English settlers five
VI wiI zen are ehamrionS; iorne Spaniel club sig
\ l. :" otAtti, .)tEtWdfe, SIN Eng
| Ish settlers, Cl0ycrhook kennel, New York cify
YET Yer I,ouhi9 and fox terriers; X. w. Livingstone
NV lofk CITY, Two bull dogs and two bull terriers
az i Inp" " anu winners OF prizes James Lindsay
Jersey CITY four COLES; S. j. Martinez Baltimore
~. bernard ana Two pointers; MIS-. George H. mn
zinc, mail ice, the famous champion pug which
was tie great attraction at the Cincinnati show.
ong'T OF Joe VIII be exhibited George the
| delphia, which does not compete: CARER Rnanh
Iour set.ers ana pointers including two champions
VIM T. Sai.uerson. OF Philadelphia four SKYE ,or
f
Gorlo Settlers fox terriers and bull dogs: Thomas
u. Terry, New York city, five beautiful coes
three ~ which are champions; Charles E. WaIlnck
son Of Lester Wailack, fox terrier "LaunceIOt.a
DINE MusrUA-The attractions will be Increased
and the performance improved. for next weel Eotb
cd and young are interested By the many thn.-S 70