Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-01

ments for the exhibition are admirable. Tn l show is open from 10 m. until 10 D. m ant 1 closes at 10 tomorrow night. The officers O l the Kennel club, who are G. E. Osborn, Jas l A. Howarth, s. R. Hemingway and L. L Morgan, and the committee, consisting of H | l.. Cowell, w. D. Peck, Charles B. Gilbert | R. B. Penn, J. B. Robertson and C. H. Red l field, are in constant attendance, and to theil tireless and highly competent work the sue cess of the third annual bench show of the local club is due and the place is so attract i've to the public
 Performances by trick dogs take place this and tomorrow afternoons at o'clock. Dr. Edward 0. Ross, the veterinary sur geon of this city, is in constant daily attend ance and if any of the dogs should be taken sick they will receive his prompt attention. So far none of the canines have been serious ly sick.
 No cigar or cigarette smoking is allowed at the show and the ladies are happy in oonse- quence.
 The remainder of the awards is as follows:
 Champion rough coated St. Bernards Qbitches)- hohna, Hermitage kennels, Passaic, N. J., sweep
 Champion pointers-Beaufort, Charles H. Mason, Bay Ridge, LII, sweepstake prize.
 Cookers (any color other than liver or black, dogs or bitches)-Marion A. Clinton Wilmerding, New York first; Sprinkle, E. S. Bird Rockland, Me, sec
 Newfoundlands sdogs or bitches)-Bruno Daniel o,shea. London, Ontario, first; Major, Louis Som-
 English setters-Fereman, Wm. Tallman, Tarry town, NY, first; Yale Belton; F. A. Cannon second. first; Juno. Percy c. ohl, New York, second.
 English setter puppies-Frince Belton, F. A. Can non, first; Prince Phdebus, Daniel OShea, London,
 Engsh setter pgpPes btehs Wm Fall Was burn, Whtneyviile, G., second I'M Champion black and tan setters-Argus, John E.
 Baek and aS Ro6ert seare first; Gift, Josiah Howe, Hartford second Glover, New York, first; Queen. George D. .Terhane, Branford, second
 and an @ champioR b@eagles be- Gdegs or btches)-Bush, A H. Beagles-Little Duke,A. H. Wakefield & Co, Frov- idence, first; Leader. same owners. second;
 Beagles (bitches)-Twinkle, A. H. Wakefield 6 Co.,, Providence, first; Chase, same owners, second.
 Beagles under twelve inches (dogs or bitches)-
 Champion fox terriers -Fennel, Richard Gibson, Delaware, Ont, sweepstake prize.
 John E. Thayer, Lancaster, Mass, champion prize.
 Fox terrier puppies Clutches )-Fiirt, John Thay
 ,3 Go1lies. boy, Associated Fanciers, Philadel second.
 Collies (bitches)--Lady of the Lake, J. D. shott watson Philadelphia, second. 'i'' '''s
 Collie puppies -Braw and Bonnie, James Watson. A1ASphS
 Champion bulldogs Robinson crusoe John E. Thayer, Lancaster, Mass champion prize.
 Champion bull bitches -Bellissima, John E. Thay- CT. Lancaster, Mass. champion prize.
 Bulldogs-Remus John E. Thayer, Lancaster. prize.
 Bull terriers Count, Frank F, Dole, first. Bull terriers G6itehes)-Lttle Nell, T. R. Narick,
 Bull terrier puppies White Violet, Frank FDole
 Black and tan terriers (dogs or bitches)-Britt Edward Lever, Philadelphia, first.
 Rough haired terriers (dogs or btches)-Major IT., Daniel O'Shea, London, Ont, first.
 Dandie p;nmont terriers dog or bit bitch9mKeIpie l s Cleather, New York second.
 Irish terriers dogs or bitches)- -Norah, Daniel
 Bediington terriers idogs or bitchss)-sentineI Daniel E. Jackson, Upper Canada college Toronto, first.
 Toy terriers (other than Yorkshire, under seven pounds, dogs or btches)-Dot, Dr. H. R. Sures Worcester Mass, first; Dott E. E. Pratt. Meriden o, Fox I Hounds Ranger first, Dan o'shea; Lopdon Fun Y C, Theron A. Todd, WestviIie N '
 Irish setters &dogs)-Blarney first, E W. Clark jr, town, N J.; Tim '. G. Max Wenzel, HoboEen; Garry, H C., R. Spalding, Wilkesbarre; Banker H.
 Irish setters (bitches)-Molly Bawn first MT. Dum- phy, Peekskill, N. Y; Youbc second, Max Wenzel, Hngby wson Branord He be H.C.. Henry Roberts, Morristown.
 first. F Watkins. South kS Manchester. @ Mas Duke second, Thomas Carney, Branford: Lizzie V:H.C, Miss Lizzie Kunzelman, Branford; Lena C., Wm.L
 Champion pugs (dogs)-Bradford Ruby first, City
 Plugs (dogs)-Master Tragedy first City View ken nels city; Young Toby second, Chequasset kennels. Bay State kennels, Worcester, Mass
 Plugs (bitches)- s)-Beauty first, City View kenpels caster; Pug G. Nathan C Herz, 'it city. .'-e'N -'' Pug puppies-Tiny first. City View kennels, city; H. c. City View kennels, city; Beauty H.C-, S. s.
 LY;,, lips, New York; Duke of Edinburg second, Associ- ated Fanciers, Phladelphia; Dolly VII C., F Black Blackwood Fay, Boston; Alick HC, same owner
 Blenheim spaniels (dogs and bitches)-King Vic second Miss Phps Ne% asn Joan of Arc F. C., F. Blackwood Fay. Boston. Warwick kennels, Bridgeport; Spider second, A. B. Norcross, Bridgeport. Foote; New York; Judge second, Morris c. Mayer, city Nellie V. .H-C, Sady May CT, New York; Meds Stephen ,ahn Palmer Passsic si Bridge bitches)-First prize divided between Bob, an Eng @ aGg at fhs anossr oS So tail sheep dog owned at same place, and Newton, English bloodhound owned by W. D. Hubbard of
 Miscellaneous class (under 2s pounds, dogs or withheld
 The following special prizes were award ed:
 Greyhound classes-Club special, best kennel $1O II: W Huntington. Brooklyn, NY.
 spaniels- Club special, $15 for best kennel, J. P. pup $1O Arthur B. Treat, city; J. c. Peck arm chair for best cocker pup owned in New Haven, di- ven, and Dunrofin, owned by E R. Hemingway, New Haven.
 American spaniels-Club prize of S1o for best spaniel over as pounds owned by member of the Spaniel club. awarded to Black Prince, owned by prize for best spaniel under es pounds awarded to Shine owned by J: P. Wiley of Salmon Falls. Hendricks Brothers fly and bait rod, valued at S1s, castle, owned by MarmaduRe Richardson, New 5 awarded to Marion, owned by A Clinton Wilmer- ding, New York.
 Bull terriers-O. T. Doolittles prize, an order for 2 pair of s14 pantaloens, awarded to Count, Frank Pugs-Club special best kennel awarded te Wal ter J. Peck City View kennels; club special. best stud dog, S1O to Walter J. Peck Mir. Peck also took the prize of an inkstand offered by the New Haven Paper company for the best pug puppy; Mo, owned by Mrs. B. D. Hubbard of this city, won the special prize offered by the City View kennel for Bunnels prize of Ss fer best pug dog and bitch was
 Kng chares 'S GbeG prze of s5 was given to Roscius, owned by Wm- Phillips of Charles spaniel bitch went to Dolly, owned by F. Blackwood Fay, Boston.
 Blenheim spaniels-C B. Whittlesey's prize of Phillips, New York
 inkstand went to Judge owned by Morris c. Mayer, city
 for the best dog bitch in this class not awards ed.
 Irish setters-C1ub special for best kennel, $15, awarded to I. Henry Robertson, Moorestown, N J. Winchester repeating rife for best Irish setter dog awarded to Chief, owned by Max Wenzel, ,NewY ork. Special for best English setter owned in NewHaven awarded to Daisy Foreman, George w. Neal, city.
 Pointers-Club special for best kennel, $2S divid ed between F. F. Harris of Woodford, Me; club special of $1O to Beaufort, owned by c. H. Mason, Bay Ridge, l.. l. Spotts' patent collar and 100 lbs biscuit for best club pointer bitch to Phyllis, owned by s. T. Colt, Hartford.
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