New-York tribune., 1886-02-07
DOGS ATTHE POULTRY SHOW
ALIsT OF FINE SPECIMENS GIVEN OUT.
MISS CATHERINE WOLFE EXHIBITS SOME wYAN-
n0ITER-PRIZES AWARDED.

MISS CATHERINE WOLFE EXHIBITS SOME wYAS-
DOTTEs-PRIzEs AWARDED
There was a large attendance at the Fanciers
Show yesterday. The cages being arranged up anu
down the hall this year, instead oil across H. as az
ureyious shows, allows space for large eXhiplt
wtbout any appearance of crOwdlng.
The catalogue for the dog show which opens as a
supplement to the display of poultry ana pigeons
was out yesterday There Wlll he 3lo aogS on ong
the breeds exhibited will be p0nters Engllsn IIisn
and Gordon settlers field. cocker and klng Sharses
Spanes terIeTs and Benhem
spanies The list of 81. BeTnards ID eAcePsHGniis
good Among the dogs of that breed on eXhlDito1 On
will he Merchant Prince, owned by T. II. Moore OF
Melrose. Mass. This dog is valued at $40 600 and
weighs 100 pounds. He was lately imported from
England where his only rival is Plinlmon the h1est
SS 600 Merchant Prince was never shown before
in this country Another fine dog On the lis, IS cne
nointer Beaufort, owned by Charles H. Mason
John E. Thayer. of Boston, has entered me COZ,
lection of deerhounds and w. p. Stevens kennel
of Of the finest mastis ID dns te c0un,S
usually good The Hornellsville Spaniel CiuO mas
an excellent kennel of spancls entered and Mrs DI
McCieery fine collection of grey hounds one Oh
the hgh9prced dogs in the show will be the lrish
setter Rory OMOre belonging to W. \; NJ C9Il%ehuer, %
of Albany, and valued at $1,000 W. dtara dalna nf
will have exhibition kennel oil Eglsh setteIs VI
noticeable excellence ., oa
Among the visitors to the show YESTERDAY was vas
new American breed of Wyandottes for whlch she
paid SiOC Many women and children were among
1he visitors in the afternoon.
! The following prizes were awarded:
White Games-1st, fowls and chicks. w. H. Wild, Jer-
sey City. -. ,,oairo nan II w
Ludlow YOnkers. TT cox.o, uynds
BiaeE Red Ganes-1st. breeding pen, T. W. LUDLOW;
1st chicks A. s Eaton, Staofrdvle, Conn. -
Biock Gdnes-ls breeding pen, e. +. ln0lnps,on' 0LpI,
wadley's Falls N H.; 1stchicks H. d. HARMS fniiip''
Brcer Red Games-1st. breeding pen, E. Riley, Ham
den Plains, Conn. - ,r ", ,.,,,o,r. ,s.
Red PvIe Games-1st, breeding pen, T. W. Ludlow; ISL
chicks +. sites West Dover. Ohio. A. - ,,,,,ooa
TeIio,v Dtekcing Gdmes-1st, breeding pen, hrhIahu
IL Co., Brattlebor0, VT ,,,- @ =, u,,,oox
Coicred Dorkings-lst fowls and chicks s. K WILCOX
Silrer cray Dorkinqs-lst, chicks, H. Haes' Ridge
wood, n. j. , p - ,,,,
While Dorkinqs-lst, fowls, s. K. Wilcox. ,,
SiIper SeabTi0ht BdntdnS-1st, breeding pen' io"IS
and chicks Coffin & Co., Gens Falls, NJ l. -,
Golden Sedbrght BGntdInS-1st, Dreeulhg pen, lo"iS
and chicks C. K Bond. Oakvilie, Conn. , o -.
Rack Bantams-1st breeding pen, Cohln q 20; ISL
fowls E Butterfed Lexington Mass; 1st CHICKS
I1panSse Bantams-Ist, breeding pen and fowls, Asa
Martin Columbia County N y. , NTH,
Pekin Bantdms-lst, breeding pen, =; T. Dni' V'
Beverly N Y; chicks, Wilcox East CnaInam, r & w. l.
Best display Of Bggs-G. II; Tuth New-lo ORR C,ty;
Best E0qs-Goid medal, q. ii. CruItenden, Moh'cIar'
NJ.