Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-31

and better than the preceding year. They occupy the center and length of the armory between the kennels and allow larger num- Der of spectators to witness the judging | The stormy weather prevented many from attending yesterday but fair crowd saw the canines during the day and evening. To give mention to all the caninss who deserve it would take up too much space, but the dog of the show which the ladies most admired was an English setter dog owned by Robert T. Mer- win of Chapel street, this city. He is white lemon ticked, and was bred by F. A. Can non.
 Numbers IT, 8,29 and 3e are thoroughbred rough and smooth-coated St. Bernards from the Hermitage kennel, Passaic, N. J. No. F is rough-coated St. Bernard named Boni- yard, weighs 150 pounds, dark orange and brindIe with white markings, has taken forty cups and prizes and is valued at $1 ,OOO. No IS is Q champion rough-coated St. Bernard bitch named Rohna, weighs 130 pounds, dark orange with white markings; is valued at $500 No 29 is a rough coated St. Bernard bitch, two e..aa one-half years old, weighs 135 pounds, orange and white. No. 3S is a smooth-coated St. Bernard named Alma, is three years old and weighs 180 pounds, or ange and white.
 The Mexican hairless dog "Me Too" oc- cupies yellow lined cage in royal magni-
 
 similar to the one within it's cage will be given by the just judges. In the next cage to Me Too pretty Mede sleeps in the folds of silken blanket, with bangle collar about it's neck. Naneta and Nelly two pretty red Irish settlers with kennels side by side, rest on red and blue cushioned kennels.
 Glass 1-ChampiOn mastif Homer, first prize kennel
 Class s-Champion mastifrs (bitches) Prus- sian Princess, first prize, W. P. Stevenson owner.
 Glass .snMastiffs , (d9gsl Iford Cromwell, first Morse. Melrose, Mass, second; Laylass, Phil stras bur burger :r Bridgsporth h " + G. Dread. & w. S John Howarth, city, c.
 Both prizes in the mastiff puppy class were Glass 6-Champion rough-coated St. Bernards (dogs2, Bonivard champion prize, Hermitage Ken nels Passaic N. J:
 lbtchesl. Rohna, champion prize, Hermitage Ken choice, first, J. ~. Burgess, East Orange. N- J.. Msre MsEeha5 Rdpn P5PcH seeoRd Msore hslross
 Glass 3@@Roqgh;eoated st Bernard. e0itehes). second Buena Vista kennels; Venus, H. O., E. F. Umberfied, New Haven; St. Bride, C., Passaic,
 Classic -Rough-coated St. t.Bernardspuppies,. One
 Class li-Ghampion smoOth-coated St. Bernards
 Glass 1s-same (bitches). No entries.
 Glass ss 1sWootR se e0sted ss l BeEnslds dogs second, W, W. Tucker; Lodi, H. C., Chequasset kennels.
 GIass S 45s St ReEnards qtehes
 Class 15-Smooth- h-coated St. Bernards puppies ) Lodi first, Chequasset kennels. Glass 16-Newfoundlands (dogs and bttches) Major second, Louis Sommers, New Haven; Bruno first, Dan O'Shea, London, Ontario
 Glass 17-Champion greyhounds, Champion Bouncing Boy first, H. W. Huntington, Brooklyn,
 Glass IS -Greyhounds (dogs or bitches)-Haw- thorn Belle first, H. w. Huntington, Brooklyn, N. Y; Harlequin second, H. W. Huntington, Brook Haven.
 Class 19-Champion Deerhound (dogs or bitches) Mae first, Edward Kelly, Clovernook kennels, NY.
 tain first, ehu E. Thayer, Hillside kennel Lancas ter Mass; Wanda second, same first; Heatke, V. H. e., Edw. Kelly, Clevernook kennels, N. Y; first.
 prize, Chas. H. Mason, Bay Ridge, L. I. Class 22-Champion pointers (bitcheS) Beaufort, first, c. H. Mason, Bay Ridge, L. l. Class 23-Pointers, (dogs not 5 lbs.) Captain Fred, first, Atwood Collins Hartford; William Tell, second Charles 4. Parker, Worcester, Mass. San ! cho, H. C. A. R. Morrison, Willimantic; Zeb, V. H. C.. Robert Wilson, Hartford, Conn. Glass 24-Ponters (dogs under 5 pounds, Nick of Mason first c. J. Peshall. Jersey City. Glass 25-Pointers (bitches over fifty pounds), Nell first A. H. Aldrich. Melrose Mass Class 26-Poiuters bitches under fifty pounds, Phys:f1rst, S. T. Colt, lHartford Mstrei, second, Francis Stevenson, jr., Meriden Queen Bang, V. H. | C., c. A. Van Vie, Branferd. | Harris, Woodford, Me; Bowdoin second, F. F. Harris: Sachen. V. H. O., F. F Harris Lady Snow, y.H.C., F-Vail and George L. Wilnus Daisy Bell, H. e, .A.Parker Worcester, Mass.