Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-03-19

Minnie Jersey City; b: g: .Shanny, BOSTON;
r eas BSs g. f. Wateeid Co. ProSdenee
prietor " E. n9 e.; Pansy B. H. Fitzpatrick 81 Wa
terbury, and Diana. James A Blake OF New Haven |
Glass 81 A-Fox hounds: First, Fanny, Ansonia;
second Gipsey. Waterbury.
Ont; second, Gyp, Edgar J. Perkins, Meriden; Y.
H. G.. Leader, Providence; H c., Mike s.. Whit
Glass 71-Champion bulldogs-Tippoo. John E.
Thayer, Of Hillside Kennel, Lancaster Mass first
Glass 73NBuildogs- Robinson Crusoe John E.
Thayer owner first; Boxer, James Osborne of New
Glass 74@BuIl bitches Rhodera, John E. Thayer
Glass so~Pug puppies Vera, City View, Kennel,
seT r % S and
City View Kennel, highly commended
Ns S Ha ssTo Sxnss s RPa5sy
o'Brien of New Haven, second; Minnie Warren, P.
N Ks~ o9P
Of Yale Kennel, Bells, Alfred Ives, and Nellie Dan
Class Class & sDMiscellaneous dogs: Me Too. Mrs,
Herbert Foote of do L Ss seannd 6
b. l. Jessel of Waterbury and Don, c. W. Ellis OF
Springfield, H. G: ~,
C1overnook Kennel, n Y; second to 1.-THE Ban
shee,r Charles B. Gilbert New Haven z,u4
Dan o'Shea, London, Ontario, Heathen Lass; sec
VIM. H Pierce, Peekskill, n Y, for Glencho
Glass 45-IriSh settlers (bltcheS) First to Faun,
T. g. Burlington Peekskill, N. V; second to Reeter
L E. l. Martin Wilmington. Del
Glass sh stsG 4gs Es to
ond to same party for Gerald.
o Sass Second to 3 Busb
Wakefield Co, Providence, R. l.
BoWery Associated Fanciers, Philadelphia;
Glass 6s-Foxterriers, dogs First to Raby Tyrant
daIe cIorerSeoi KenneI New York EeoH0
Glass 64-Fox terriers, tbtchesIFirst to Rich
Monmouth Kennels, West End, N. j..
Glass 651Fex terriers. puppies (dogsl-FiTsss, to
Glass IS A7Fox terriers, puppies, lbtchesGFjrst
to Coyernook Kennel, y. Y. second, to Lulu D. s.
Glass 6sSCollies (dogs@-First, to Ben Nevis, J. D.
s spen Ea Rah%ag n second to Argyle '"
class 69-Collies bitches: First to Fairy, James
Class TO Collie puppies dogs: First to Kolly B.,
James Lindsay, Jersey City.
Glass 40 ACollie puppies (bitches): First to Gem,
Class T-Bull terriers (dogs)-First to Young Bill,
ed Fanciers, Philadelphia; disc. to Young Royal,
Glass 7s-BuIl terriers Cbitches)-First to Victoria,
Edward 8. Porter, New Haven Second to Scarlet
II, Frank F. Dole, New Haven
Glass 79-Bull terriers (puppies)-First to F.
Dole, New Haven the Earl.
Glass s0Blaek and tan terriers dogs or bitches)
First to JP. Barnard Boston, for Wallace Joseph
Purcells Little Mack, New Haven, was a close
Glass s1-Rough- haired terriers dogs or bitches:
First't Moses, s. s. Thompson, New Haven; sec
Glass sa-Dandy diamond terriers dogs or bitch
| esl: First to Reckie T. A. Bell, Troy.
Glass s3Irish terriers dogs or bitches: First to
| Aaron, Dan O'Shea London, Ont.
Glass -Bedlington terriers dogs or bitchesl:
First to Sting, Dan OShea; second to Beresford, F.
Glass s5-sky terrier dogs or bitches: First to
| Soutes johnnie, w. j. Comstock, Providence.
1 ChoQuaSSet
Kennels. Lancaster, Mass; second to Punch, NJ. J
Glass s9-Pugs Cbitches): First to Chequasset
Kennels for Tra-a,la; second to City View Kennels
Glass 91-Yorkshire terriers, (dog or bitch, over
five pounds)-FIrSt: to Roger, j. R. Gidersleeve,
Glass YORKSHIRE terriers dog or bitch, unde,
| five pounds Second to Dandy, S. Hammond, N
Class Kng Charles sPaq f dog or
| Glass 95-Blenheim spaniels dogs bitches)
Second to J. P, Barnard, Boston.
Mrs; J: 3 Gildepsleeye, New York, for Blanche.
bert wooster. NaugatucE, for Charley.
pounds; First to Nemours Maizeland Kennels Re-
Hook N. Y; second to J. R. Gidersleeve N. Y.
| for Ear.
| No entries in classes 6, Z, II, 70, IA, Is
| 70, rs, Sc, 81.
The visitors and others found caterin,
done by Diebel in the rear gallery of the az
mory.
Tickets for the show be bought a
| Gallagher's cigar store, Peck's bookstor
and Beers & Rankin's college drug store.
This afternoon at 8 o'clock trick dogs will
be judged and tomorrow afternoon the re
| trievers will be judged
| Young Royal in the open bull terrier elias
for having "faked tail"
|
| Entertainments.
| BUNNELL'S MUSEUM.
"Grogan's Reception is attracting larg
audiences at Bunnell's Museum. The play
| well rendered.
AMERICAN THEATER.
'sMarked for Life'' will be put on thi
evening and for the rest of the weel
at the American Theater Sid France and
strong company will present the stirring
/ drama, and in their hands it will be well AM
| effectively presented.
| CARLL's OPERA HOUSE.
! "Apajune'' will be presented at Carll'
Friday and Saturday evenings and Saturda,
matinee by the McCaull Opera Comiqu
company. The cast is the same as that will
| which the opera was presented at the Boston
| Biiou Theater and the New York Casino
This comic opera has been very successful
and its presentation by the McCaull compan,
is pronounced highly satisfactory.
| THE GUv'NoR TONIGHT.
An excellent opportunity of seeing tn
Boston Museum company will be offered t.
the public tonight. A part of the compan.
supported Mr. Booth in his recent tour, tn
rest meanwhile being engaged in comic oper
at home. The 'Guv'nor," in which the
will appear, is a rare comedy and Mr.. Wilson
| as the "deaf boatbuilder'' cannot fail t.
please. The acting of Mr.. Sol Smith Russell
is exceptionally good. The play is to be pre-
sented this evening, Friday and Saturda..
evenings with Saturday matinee