Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-18
OPENING OF THE DOG SHOW.
The Hist Of Awards Yesterday-SOm
 of the Features of the Show.

 The Hist Of Awards Yesterday-SOme
 of the Features of the Show.
 There was noise enough at the Polo rink and vicinity yesterday to notify all but the deaf that there was dog show in progress. The fourth grand dog show by the New Has ven Kennel club opened yesterday morning at Lincoln rink, and the dogs seemed vieing with each other to discover which could bark the Ioudest. There was 8 rather slim at tendance in the morning, but in the after noon it was much better. During the morn- ing the owners of some of the dogs were to be seen brushing and combing their dogs ssfor all they were worth" and then putting the finishing touches on them with the aid of a large piece of ehamois skin, while num- Der of friends looked on and discussed the dogs opportunities and chances of getting prize. The dogs are much finer lot than those of former displays. The show of St. Bernards and mastiffs is exceptionally good, as is also that of cocker spaniels, settlers and pointers but fox terriers as class are. poor.
 Ladies were to be seen admiring the pugs gaiIy caparisoned in blankets made by their mistresses. Among the dogs owned in this city that are greatly admired is s'Zeb, " fine liver and white pointer owned by Robert Wilson, and probably the best broken point CT on game in the show; 'tMorianda," handsome liver-colored pointer, owned by the Lafayette kennels; "Duke of Yelling ton," very fine black and white English setter dog, owned by R. B. Penn; "Dick Bol- ton, ;" handsome white, black and tan English setter dog owned by pr. E. c. Ross; "Daisy Foreman" a black and white English setter bitch owned by George W. Neal; Lady Glare, ]" 8 fine specimen of an Irish setter owned by Thomas H. Lynch; "Jet," handsome field spaniel" the property of J. 0. Benham; 'tRiette,"a splendid black cocker spaniel owned by William H. Moseley. Charles B. Gilbert exhibits two very fine Bassett hounds; they are tine finest in this country. J. 5. Robertson, jr., is the efficient superintendent of the show and he deserves great credit for his courtesy to the members of the press. The following are the awards made yester- day:
 Glass 1-Champ;on mastifs (bitches): First, The Lady Clare, New Dorp, Staten Island MY NY; 9 Sdogs99 First, Minting, E. H Moore, MeTose Mass; second' Ilford Caution, E. H. Moore. Melrose, Mass Glass a~Mastiffs (dogs): First, Sears Monarch, Wyoming kennel Melrose, Mass.
 Moors secoGd asdy Beatfce Melrose, Mass. ST. BERNARDs. Glass Champion roqgh,coated st BeTppardss Rap a Class 61Rongh coated St. Bernards (dogsl. first, way, New York; seco: d, Kastlehorn II Contoocook kennels Peters6orough. N. H. bitches, first. 1 Gen Misna, City View Kennels. New Haven; third, Cor rette, Edwin H. Norris, New York; (puppiesN prizes Class 9-Champion smooth coated St. Bernards hs @ c2 Hospce Arlington, N. J.; (dogs) first, Hector Hospice ken
 .i Glass 1oeSmooth coated St. Bernards (dogs) frst Wotan; Aoshice kenneis Arsgton N i1,; j.; 0isches frst Ihisne James M Dnd1oEi Iob3 Keevan, Brooklyn.
 NEwFouNDLANDs. | Class 13-First, champion Miro, Associated Fan ciers, Philadelphia second, New York Lass, Edwin ! H. Morris, New York city.
 GRKYHoUNDs
 Class 14-Champion greyhounds first, Cassandra, dos and btehes: first Tom Alba M. Ide Troy, N. Y; second. Black Crook, Mrs. Albert Reuter-, Woodland, New York City. POINTERS
 Glass 19-Champion pointers Cbitches): First Juno S., Clifton kennels, Jersey City, N. J.
 Class eSg DgeE 56 pou0dS Eacs Fr | em, Clifton kennels, Jersey City, N. J. sey Bang Bang, Fred wiIlrath. Jersey City, N: J; third. Blizzard Clifton kennels. Jersey City N Devon Nell, E. H. Morris, New York city: second, Belleof Winehester. Seaside K kenpsls. BrIdgeport,
 Glass ssMPointers, Cbitches under 50 Ibs.); sec " Glass "A Pointers, puppies under 12 mos9 First, Lapford Pearl \. L. Rockwell, South Norwalk, Conn; second, Jean, Charles A. Van Vie, Bran. ford, Conn.
 ENGLISH SETTLERS.
 Class 25-Champion English Setters, (degs); First, Rockingham, Frank Windholz, New York city; N second. Royal Prince II, Frank Leonard, Paw \ Glass 2s-Champion English eetterz Cbitchesl; \ first, Cora of Wstheral, Frank Wfndholz, New York city; second, Daisy Foreman. George w Neal, New Haven, Conn.
 \ Class 27-Englsh setters (dogs) f1rs', Roger, L. Gardner, Mt Vernon, N. Y.; second, Dick Belton ' E. c. Ross, New Haven, Conn v. H. C., Duke o1 Wellington, R. B. Penn, New Haven; third, Fairy \ King, A. J. Callahan, New Havens H. O.. Fores Planter, William G. White, Birmingham Conn; C.. Pride of Orleans c. ". Neal, New Haven. Glass 2S-English sstters bitche0 first. Haphaz E. w. Durkee; third Dixie B., c. W. Hinman, West ! New Haven, Conn; Empress Eugenie, James E \ son, Birmingham Ct.; Mena II, c. A. Ives, Bridge port, Ct; c, Ruby R., E. C. Ross, New Haven Countess Veda, Mrs. A. J. Callahan, New Haven. Glass g. English setters (puppies under twelve months)-Flrst, Belle, J. Pierce New Haven; sec ond, Dream, w G. White, Birmingham; third, Vic toria, ". G. White.
 BLACK AND TAN sEFTERs
 Glass 30 champion black and tan setters tdogs and bitches)-First, Champion Royal Duke, W. <. Ham, melt, Philadelphia, Pa
 Class 3l black and tan setters (dogs)-First Beau mont, E. H. Morris, New York city.