Morning journal and courier., 1884-03-13

Charles F. Hubberd's Tusk, 30 Pearl street, $1O0; S M Painters Guy, D. C. Warehouses Nina, S1OO; Mrs. Dr. James E. Stetson's Sam, $500; Arthur D. Martins Duke. F R Hurdrif's Ranger. $20O; Frank L. Wilkin- sons Don, $1OO; Frank Smiths Dash. Oyster Point; Edward A. Todd's Frank, 1 Whalley avenue; do Dash; Samuel Thompson's Trim mer, $75; David Cowelrs Dick, do Jccko; H. l.. Cowell's Ranger.
 The New Haven entries in class 26, English settlers, females, are: R. P. Penn's LiI. 3D. 900; H. l. Cowelrs Molly, $2OO; David Callahan's Psyche. $500; George R. Nichols Dashing Primrose Whit neville, $500; R. L. Henry's Blue Victress, Hamden, $500; W. R Nichols Lady Mannering. $5.OOO; John A. Doolit- ties Daisy D. $500; B. M. Boughton's Kate, 153 Cedar Hill avenue. $75; Augustus s. Thompson's Peg, $75; w. O. Roots Brownie. 4S7 Howard avenue; J. D. Beecher's Juno, PTS Elm street; J. W. Rixburgh's Gypsy, with puppies, 139 Elm street.
 In class 27, English setter puppies. the New Haven entries were as follows: By G. E. Os- born, J. A Doolittle, F. B. Parker, Henry R. Smith. Dr. Paul 0. Skif's Duke and Don, F. A. Cannon's Bessie II and Eastern Dan, Oscar Hendryx, W. R. Nichols Pride of Cherry Hill. Branford, and three other en tries, W. W. Post, WhitneVville, John H. Linsley, Fair Haven, Arthur D. Martin. In this class Charles M. Carlton, of Norwich, shows three.
 A $1 900 black and tan setter was shown by O. M Pond, of Hartford, one priced at $500 by H. Clay Glover, New York, which has taken 8 number of prizes. In black and tan settlers dogs were shown by Clayton H. Redfeld, 0. 0. Smith, 11s State street, Otto H, Wall, (oarlo,) George E Spare, Miss Lucy A. Ives, North Haven, D. B. Wheeler, West Haven, and J. H Griffin, 4424 Chapel street. In black and tan setters females, the canines were all from out of town except J. W. Meacham's, of this city.
 hibits a litter of black and tan puppies, $25, and J. w. Meachan, of this city, Ben, $50.
 In Irish setter dogs New Haven dogs shown are: 0. Berry Peets' Dash, do. Duke, T. s. Keeler's Red, $75; Geo. D. Whiting's Ben. $50; Lewis D. Chidsey's Tom, $2, 900; E. K. Sperry, of Hartford, formerly of this W. P. Bigelow, Tom; 0. P. Phelps, 229 Durfee, $50, and Wm. Morris, Wooster street, Dickens.
 New Haven exhibits in Irish settlers, fe. males, are: W. s. Sloan, 76 Olive street, Flirt; T. A. Vining, WhItneyville, Flora, $500. B. K. Sperry, of Hartford, shows several of fine quality. In Irish setter puppies the Shamrock Kennel club exhibits several. 0. B. Demarest, of this city. exhibits Wanda and Duke. In Irish water spaniels, Charles H. Miller, of this city, exhibits Tony.
 In class 37, field spanieIs. E. A. Mannice, this city, has Hunter; William P. Trow- bridge, jr., this city, John Halifax, Gentle man; Maxwell Evsrts, 90 High street, Punch; Edward s. Porter, 3S Hillhouse ave- nue, Vesta; w. H. Beers, Branford, Beauty; William Clarkson. 100 First street, this city, Tip, $25; W. B. Disbrow, Bridgeport, Con- necticut, Max, 1925; and H. w. Huntington, Brooklyn, shows Benedict, the winner of many prizes.
 In cocker spaniels s. R. Hemingway, this city, High street, shows Duke of Argyle; James A. HowArth, city, Don; B. & G. Shelf field, this city, Sport; B. W. Robinson, 255 Ferry street, Fido, and others come from New Hampsbire and New Jersey. Burr Benham, this city, shows Fanny, and in puppies l. M. Dewey, 39 Whalley avenue, shows Dandy Lulu with litter.
 Of fox hounds there are five, of which Wm. H. Lee, Guilford, shows Major, $10O; F. K. Curtis, 233 Durfee college, this city, Gill; R. Fl. Meacham, this city, Jerry, and Dr. B. M. Page, North Haven, Stephen.
 Three beagles are shown, one by Paul J. Bernard of this city, Melody, and Diana by J. A. Blake of this city.
 Dr. Arthur Ruickoldt, of this city, shows Teckel, one of the three Dachsunds on exhi- bition.
 H. l.. Doggett, of Yale, shows Nip, one of four fox terriers, dog, and J. M. Thomas, 134 College street, city, shows Frolic, female. In puppies six are shown, one by W. A. Tonnes, 161 Grown street (Spot,) one by Fred Hill, 165 Temple street, and one by Miss c. Williams, 40 Orchard street
 Collies are shown mostly from New York and other places out of the State. l.. o.. Ryce, 136 College street, shows Scott, and P. H. C.sgrove and W. H. Larkin, this city, Fannie and three puppies; twelve collie puppies are shown, three by the Stepney. Oow 6ollS al al, E,.- Warren, of Watertown, formerly of this city, two by J. D. Shotwell, Railway, N. J., one by James Lindsay, of Jersey city.
 In the bulldog class are number from out of the State, one by Sheffield Phelps, of Englewood, N. J.; one by A. 0. Waite, 255 Durfee, this city.
 In bull terriers nine are shown. The New Haven entries are by Frank c. Futile. D W. Barry, 1O9 West Divinity hall; Charles T. Maltby, 347 State street; T. J. Alderman, 19s Sherman avenue; W. o. Dole, James Drew, 29 Madison street; Michael Dillon, 86 Church street, and a prize dog and prize female by R. & liam Morris, 133 Wooster street, this city, shows Nellie; James Mountford, 238 Munson street, this city, shows Fan; John O'Grady, 13l Ashmun street, Gypsy.
 David s. Gamble, this city, shows Jack; and Fred H. Thompson, this city, Mac, in the bull pup terrier class.
 Six black and tans are shown, of which P. McKiernan, 115 State street, shows the cun- ming little Minnie Warren also Prince; O. w Bradley, of the Florence House, Dude; Philip Kohlman, 219 Grand street; and W. $. Hinckley, 181 Meadow street, Tony.
 Nine skye terriers are shown, all from this city, by W. M. Rankin, 456 Chapel street; J. W. S. Peck, 35 Ward street, who also shows Daisy; E F. Meehsn, 52 Orange street; c. H. Hotchkiss, 136 Chapel street, Daisy and puppy; E. H. Phipps, Nellie; R. A. Gardiner, 129 Whitney avenue, Etiquette, $3CO Louis P. Veil, 298 Chapel street, Daisy; D. Cal lahan, 66 Goffe street, Fritz.
 Champion pug dogs are shown; three by Walter D. Peck, this city; two by Philip V. schwaab. of 515 State street, this city
 Of Yorkshire terriers one is shown by Geo E. Waugh, 98O Chapel street, this city.
 Three toy terriers; one by John O'Brien, 259 Grown street, this city; one by J. H. Tyler, Florence House. this city.
 There are two King Charles spaniels; one Place, this city; one by Fred. Bullen, Bridge port.
 G. Bacon, 191 Grown street, this city, and Dr. Martin, of Bridgeport, show each an Italian grey hound.
 In the miscellany of the exhibition is H. l.. Bradley's famous little dog Pete, the hero of one thousand engagements mostly with mastiffs, and though he lost one eye in one of his last battles he is ready for more, price $1, ,O00. A D. Fogg, New Haven, has Shoo Fly; Nellie Thomas, 34 Academy street, Me Too; mouse colored, price $500. s. s. the baker, has Moses; W. H. Moseley, of the New Haven House. .Ssndy;L. G. Dickinson, 49O State street, Prince, falsely said to dine on canary birds; Henry PearsaIl, 97 Broadway, city, Bob; H. B. Sheppard, City market, Leader; Robert O. Dubois, this city, Captain, a curly haired English retriever, and J. T. Blakesley, this city, Jack.
 in the lest balcony drill room Deibel, the caterer, serves lupches and dinners. great to many, especially to those out of town. s..-
 Kellogg, the gunsn1ith, has fine goods on | exhibition, couple of cases.
 One lady eans alone thirty miles to see the show and was delighted.
 Mr E. K. Sperry's interest ia the show rs- | suited in his adding twelve or fifteen entries | of fine specimens is Hartford, and he ex- hibits quite a number himself, among which | are Echo, Echo, jr., Echo. 3d, Spy, Dick and Josie. which he breeded himself with par tfcuIar attention to field work. He calls | them red native settlers. They are bred to | aiee color by crossing the Lawrence native
 ~-'@h enly the best 6ela performers en- ,loyed. The, little training % 10 at-