Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20
THE DOG SHOW.
The Dogs win Not Be Taken Away
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| Until After 10 P. m. To- day will be the last day of the dog
 show. The dogs will not be allowed to be ! taken away from the show until after 10 o'clock tonight. There was 8 large atten- dance last evening. Lady Clare, owned by T. H. Lynch, won two special prizes, viz. Silver medal for best Irish setter dog or bitch owned in New Haven, and one patent Schni- der lamp for best Irish setter bitch owned in
 New Haven. Among those present at the rink yesterday were: E B. Sears of Boston. owner of Sears Monarch; Dr. H. Clay Glow CT, New York; Frank windholz, New York,
 the owner of Roekham and Cora Wethersl,
 champion English settlers; J. H. Phe-
 Ian, proprietor of the Clifton ken
 nels, N. J.; H. Hammond, sporting ed
 itor of the Forest and Stream; Dr. NJ. H. Cryer, Philadelphia, the well known pug
 breeder; Thomas Aldrich, proprietor of the
 Locust Grove kennel, Providence. In the
 setter prizes four were awarded to New Ha- ven settlers. Dick Bolton, second and
 special, Dr. J. B. Ross; Daisy Foreman, sec- ond in champion class, George w Neale: Dixie B, third and two specials, George W.
 Hinman, Westville; Fairy King, third, A. J. Callahan.
 Nobody should fail to visit the show at the rink to-day and see the finest exhibition of dogs ever held in this city. Every lady and child visiting the show to-day will receive a souvenir picture of some of the prize winning dogs.
 About eight o'clock this evening all the dogs which have received prizes this week, including the $5, 900 mastiff "Minting," will be led into the ring. "Minting'' is pro- nounced by judges to be the grandest dog
 living, having received the special prize for the best dog in all classes. Charles H. Mason was the judge. He says that there are on ex- -hibition the best quality of settlers and point CTS that he has ever seen.
 Royal Duke, the only dog that escaped from the Columbus fire, Is on exhibition, with 8 singed tail and ear.
 One of the St. Bernards has saved several lives in the passes of the Alps. There are on exhibition the only two Welsh terriers ever shown in America.
 MT. Hammond, of the Forest and Stream. says that the exhibition of spaniels is the best he has ever seen in a show.
 The prizes awarded were:
 Glass 66-Collies (dogs): first, Clipper, Oak Shade kennels, Lee, Mass; second, David, Chestnut Hill kennels, Phila.; third, Royal Monarch, A. R. Kyle, South Norwalk; very highly commended, Glendale, James Wat. son, Philadelphia; (bitehes) first, Flurry IT., Chestnut Hill kennels second, Glen Rosa, James Watson, Philadelphia; third, Laura Thorpe Treadwell Cleveland, Mcclellan, N J.; (puppies) Glen Rosa, James Watson, Phil adelphia; second, Royal Monarch, A. R. Kyle, South Norwalk; third, Lady Watson, Oak Shade kennel, Lee, Mass; very highly recom- mended, Gray Feathers, James Castle, Prin- cess and Glendale.
 Bull dogs, class 69-Champion bull dogs. First, Robinson Crusoe, Hillside kennel; eec- ond, Merry Monarch, Charles D. Cagle, Hart ford; (bitches) Britomarts, John E. Thayer, Lancaster, Mass; second, Carmen. same owner.
 Glass 71-Bulldogs( does) ;6rst, Lion, E. Shef- field Porter. New Haven; second, Quasimodo, John E. Thayer; Cbitohes) first, London, Charles D. Cugle, Hartford; second, Thes- plan, E. Sheffield Porter, New Haven; third, ! Beatrice, Charles D. Cugle.
 Bull terriers, Glass 71-Champien bull ! terriers (dogsl; first, Jubilee, Frank T. Dole, West Philadelphia; first, Maggie May, same | owner; (bitches) first, Maggie May, Frank | Dole.
 Glass 75-Bull terriers (dogs); first, Ssnsa- ion, Frank Dole; (bitehes) first, Starlight, | Frank Dole; second, Countess, J. P. Gray. | Utica, N. Y.; third, Duchess of York, George | House, Germantown, Pa.; (puppies) first, Frank Dole.
 Glass s1-Irish terriers ldogs and bitoheO, irst, Dennis, John McFadden, Philadelphia: econd, Brida Jim, Chestnut Hill kennel.
 Glass 83-Skye terriers, first, Kirkella, Ed yard M. Oldham, New York; second, Clay- nore, same owner; third, Gladstone Boy, M. l. Coger, Philadelphia
 Glass 90-Toy terriers, first, Topsy, John andy, New Haven.
 Glass 91-King Charles spanisls, first, Ros- jus, William Phillip, New York.
 Class 92-Blenheim, first, King Pippin, ". helps, New York. Miscellaneous-First, Pin, Prescott Law- snce, New York; second, Spot, Chestnut Till kennels.