Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-11

any Kind by MIR. Mortimer Yesterday The dog
is all broken down in his hind quarters, and
when he was awarded first at the last show by
Mr. Goodwin. there was considerable indigna-
tiOn,
The exhibit of pointers and settlers was good.
ROBERT LIE Dlable was not on hand, but Graphic
was and had a comparatively easy victory. B.
M. Stevensons Tribulatlon won the blue rib
bon among the pointer dogs under so pounds.
Ihe victor is a handsome dog and has had five
straight victories.
Kennels of Irish Settlers.
The Irish settlers were also we'll represented
by the Killarney and Kildare kennels. The
latter are owned by W. L. Washington, of this
city. and his dogs have now become famous.
MIR. Dawson, the judge of sporting dogs, ex-
pressed very high opinion of all the classes
that came before his notice., The show of fox
terriers and greyhounds is very poor.
The Kennels of the little pets" that is the
fancy dogs, were crowded all day by enthusias-
tic ladies and children. Pugs, Italian grey
hounds, and other little domestic pets were
there in abundance, and many endearing
words of affection and sympathy did the little
rascals get from their fair admirers.
The arrangements of the show are irst-class
In every particular, and the benches are all
constructed on the patent plan of Mr.. Spratt
TO get good look at every dog. As result all
day yesterday the kennels of such prominent
dogs as Jack the Ripper, Sullivan, the noted
fighting dog Melac. the great Dane Sir Bedi-
were crowded. That the show will be success
there seems TO be no doubt, judging from the
immense crowd that patronized 1t yesterday.
The Eastern trains yesterday morning were
late, and this delayed the work of juding sew
eral hours, but when the judges did get started
they went on with their work in very rapid
way Everything went off smoothly, and there
was no dlScontent apparent.
At the Show Last Evening.
The attendance last evening was particularly
large and fashionable. MIR. Mortimer made up
tor lost time and judged the fox terriers, and,
as already stated, generally speaking, this
class was not first class. Following are the
awards made yesterday:
Mastiffs, challenge dogs-First, Moses, Charles
c. Cook.
Mastiffs. dogs-First. nford Chancellor. Flour
lers: third. ReginaId Neville. John NJ. Chaplin:
V; II. G., Benedict, John NJ. Chaplin.
Mastitfs, bitches-First, Lady Dorothy, Flour
City kennels; second, Cautions daughter.
same owner; third, Duchess of York. Charles c.
Mastiffs. puppies under Is months OF age, dogs
First Wilkes, Charles c. Cook; second, Dude.
Mastiffs, puppies bitches = First, Beaufort
Queen, Charles Z. Cook; second, Duchess of York,
Rough-coated st. Bernards. challenge dogs
First HespeT, wyoming kennels: second, Ben
Rough-coated ST. Bernards challenge bitches
First. Lady Wellington, Wyoming kennels; Sec
ond, Miranda, 4. ii. Moore.
Rough-coated 81. Bernards dogs-First. Atom,
+. ii. Moore: second, Prince Victor. Keystone
Kennels: C., Dounis, John Weithaus.
Rough-coated st. Bernards, bitches-First, Lady
Livingstone, f. Fl. Moore: second. Plevna, wy
oming kennels; third, Lady Sneerwell, L. Fl.
Moore; V. II. C., Warwick Abbess, Frank Has
lage
ROugh-coated st. Bernards, puppy bitches-C,
Faithful, Z. W. Van Essen.
The Smooth-Coated St Bernards.
Smooth-coated st. Bernards, challenge bitches
Efrcf nar,f
Keystone kennels.
Smooth-coated st. Bernards, dogs First Key
stone Mars. Frank Haslage.
Smooth-coated st. Bernards, bItches-Second
Keepsake, f. E. Lamb; third, Irma Keystone. s.
A. Bryce.
Great Danes, dogs-First. Melac, Ii. &. Nichols;