Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-20
THE BENCH SIrOW.
a Word About the Ladies and their
Pefs-NOre Prizes Awarded.

a Word About the Ladies and their
Pefs-NOre Prizes Awarded.
The platform in the dog show at Masonic temple.
where the toy dogs have their luxurious kennels is
generally thrOnCed with ladies. Naturally they
ara more Interested I'm these pets OF the household
than IN the sporting dogs. and they evince their
interest by the prolonged and animated discussions
which they engage in over the merits of some dog
or breed Of dogs Some of the lady exhibitors have
secured chairs and sit most OF the day IN front OF
their kennels where their pets are exhibition,
and group OF these ladies with the pets in their
arms talking dog presents spectacle of consider
able interest The pug dogs seem 10 come In for the
greater share OF attention, while the little black
and tanS or the ShyeS. which, Judging from their
size and delicate appearance seem TO need the pet
ting, have no one To soothe the anguish OF their
moments OF loneliness. The pllgS fat and ap-
pear TO be able 10 take of themselves but their
owners render 4 good deal OF assistance George
and Joe ale the champion pugS OF the show. but
Punch, owned by Mrs W II. Bayne; Joe. owned by
owned by Miss Grace B. Adams, and Witchie. owned
by Mrs H. " Barlow. have many good points,
which attract the attention OF the visitors
Ihere are numbSr OF me toy terriers, and these
little fellows with their bright. shining eyes, are
great 1asorites Among thes'' are Dixey, owned Ivy
W. r. Traver; Fanny. owned by Mrs Flora b. Ca
bell. and BijOu, owned by Mrs. senator Palmer.
MIS- Palmer has her two beautiful spaniels ON
hibiton.
Mr.. Lincoln. the superintendent. has invited the
President and the members of the cabinet 10 visit
the exhibition tomorrow, hch Will be ladies day.
The judging of the pugs and toy dogs VIII take
place TIL, afternoon.
PRIZES AWARDED TO-DAY.
The prizes awarded this morning, MI. James Nor
timer the judge. We're as follows: The Daudie De-
MONT terrier Dan first prize, owned by Robert
Hume, Orange e. H., Va; the champion skye-ter-
Iitr Jim f1rst prize. owned by W. p. Sanderson,
Philadelphia Shye-terriers: Robert Burns rrst
prKe, owned 10y ". p. Sanierson; Mary second
pre- owned by W. p. Sanders0n: Wallace highly
Commended. owned by john Uwens Philadelphia:
Marquis very hshly conlEi"n'i-d owned by Mrs. VI.
prizc. owned BY Edward lever. PhiladeIphla:
Buster second prize. owned 10y ". II. LIT
H. rhiiadeiphil; Lassie. highly commended.
Gus, very highly commended. Owned by Miss
Emma e. Pond. Washington Yorkshire Terriers
tom Puck. first prize owned hy Mrs. T. r. Wilson,
Washington Italian Grey hounds-rear first prize
owned by T. ". Jester. ST. Georges. Delaware.
ADDITIONAL AWARDS MADE YESTERDAY.
In addition 10 the awaI,s announced in yester-
days STAR the following awards were made:
Pointers hampton pointers, over % pounds
knicAerhockrr kennel clubs knickcrbocker. nr,t
prize Champion pointers. dogs. under - pounds
Norbury kennels Bravo. nr>j prize. Charupion
pointers, bitches unGer 81 pounds, t'arret koachs
DutcheSs. first prize. Pointer dogs over - po,lr!s
Z. b. wildmans Guy 1r,t prize: e. " Iirtiei1ln.,
Fritz and Pilot. second pr1z" and very highly com
neDdeC T. W. Etward's cary highly c,,Innt-r,r-I,.
Hon. II. H. Rtiieter.er's TIN. hi2IIy coi9Incnded
POINTERS. PITCHES. over - pounds. c. W Buffers
Fanny. ,ts9nd PrD- i-'inter'- dogs. under 50
e. COrrelIS Match. ~erOnt prize. Pointers bitches
under ~ Iouni>. John Wan>talis Iyde l.rst prll,:
westminster k"nnel clubs Polly. second prt.a: =
j. MartiArt> LEM. mighty coliI.i-ndcd Pointer
puppies. Garrett RCdcA> Lou. iir-5 prize: N0rbnrv
kennels DAISY Bravo SecIut prize; g. II. Nixons
LddS Ma =, very nl-hly fuinIncnied Ep3cns Juic.
highly Commended Ntraury Kennels Nellie f.
Somn!endrd- Gordon setter bltche,-W. H. Frenchs
FdhiIt- hl-hlt coinin' nti'7L special prlzts We're
tM'uuei a. tI!owS: SllV'-r cup for handsOmcst
brace OF pointers oW he'd by party and nj hcr,.-
ioi0rt winners, 10 Pilot AMI Fritz. owned by c. W
IiteJohn. Leestur.. VI Book Oh Field sports
value ais. for The best Irish setter catered by a resi-
dent OF Washington. 10 Lifyev. owned by Mr. " \
MOT>ei- Pair al game Snow bant.,ra. for besf
pointer OF BEAUFORT Faust strain To- t.uv owned
b. 6. b. WTldiAaU. Ice-t,lr- Na i - s~Gn-inC-
jacket Tor t>t S.fter owned In Washington 10 Miss
NJ l. Ro'~-Ie, t0s>tck. Silver cup Tor best pointer
sired by Beaufort. 10 & b. Wildman's Guy.
Adventures of nm iiiinos. Colonel.
WINE AND WOMEN AT THE coNIQrE. FOLLOWED BY
TWO ATHEISTS On CHANCES or GRAND LARCENY.
Edwln &. Mason. Clerk at the fremont hCuse. and
John H. thoIIar We're accused in the Police Court
This morning with the larceny $3.50 from ChaS $
"Hlnuth- 81 Springfield. III. Mr. Wfpinuth testi-
ntd hat ht' h't> been stopping AT The fremont house
Ior nv last thrf months. and that he there made
the acqualnt ilIte OF Mason Tuesday nicht he met
tne latter III the National motel was introduced by
hii To h0ilsT. ana TIM three the Colni,jup
Nhifnnif Engaged i private box and they had
thr,e OF foar bpItle. Of WIZ. There was -rl in
TIE box with them a few minutes and after fine
show Was over they adjourned "a the wine room
"1unnlh had slsU IN his Docket when they started
room IitIle While and when thew Iefr hts o",,T
was gone He was drunk. but he knew what lie
WAS doing.
WHAT VARIETY ACTRESS SAW.
LIZZIE Baker. a variety actress AT the COmique
told the court that Mason called her 10 the box on
the night In question and The colonel (WillInutlD
ordered a bottle OF wine 81 MaSOu's Soli,it4tiOn
she lad glass. AMI then left To take part I'm Tie
performance After the show was over they All
went 10 the wine room and She pl9Hpd the ,,far,
Ior them. and while there she saw ChoII,r put his
hand In the colonelS pocket. She jumped lp and
TOLD ChOlIIr that she had no FOR him ~. tod
her 10 take the Colonel home with her and said he
tthe colonel has lots or money she replied that
told her TO close the piano ana leave, so as 10 be
ready for rehearsal.
OTHER TESTIMONY.
Col Snelbaker testified that the three men came
10 the theater together and that Wlllmuth paid for
seats In a box. Cholar told him that II he would
put mething in the coonel's (Winmuthl wine he
could make 800. Snelbaker had Watcllnen look
after the defendants and had WillruuJh taken 10
The station house for safe keeping.
James Peck. COiUred, waiter at the COminue
Testified 10 substantially the same thing, as Miss
room he heard aSOn say: ''N hat do YOU want me
u DOR 'Get IL Out:a and ChoIlr answered by
saying, Nv here Is 1t?' Mason replied In his right
PocAet- Mason also tried 10 get witness To put
something IN WNlmuths wine
TIE CASE SENT TO THE GRAND JURY
This closed the evidence. and the case was sent
10 The grand jury; bonds 500 willmuth was re-
9uireu 10 give 81 600 bonds Tor his appearance as
witness 49,
GROCERIES At ACCTIoN.-Nr Bowling Will sell To-
ihornlng at 10 O'Clock, at the OF Mr.
large and weil-aSSOrted stock of groceries vine
an1 liquors. See advertisement.