Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23
THE WASHINGTON KENNEL CLUB.

Many Prisss o6srsd for the Coming snow
Famous Kennels Enssrsd.
The special prizes Of the Washington City
Kennel Club dog show are increasing rapidly.
Up to the present date, a. announced by the
secretary, they are - follows:
The National Beagle Club Offers . suitable
piece Of silver ware, value els, for the best
kennel Of four beagiss entered and owned by
one exhibitor. Piece Of suitable silver ware,
value el0, for the best beagle dog. Piece Of
suitable silver ware, value s10. for the best
beagle bitch. To be competed for only by
members Of the National Beagle Club.
The American Fox Terrier Club offers 90
for the best smooth fox terrier in show (dog or
bitch); 90 for the best smooth fox terrier in
open class (dog or bitch); Is for best smooth
fox terrier in puppy class (dog or bitch.)
"Tomboy Stakes"-For q solid silver cup,
Fox Terrier Club, added to a sweepstake of IS,
p. p, for fox terrier bitches whelped after Jam
uary ], 1880. to be competed for Mt the spring
show Of the Washington City Kennel Club. G.
I. Sackst offers $40 cash FOR best bulldog en-
tered.
George H. Covert of Pittsburg ofIerp slo
cash for the hest brace of Irish settlers (dog
and bitch) owned and exhibited by one person
or KENNEL $40 cash for the best Irish setter with
Ocst uelu tTlaI record.
F. W. Webster, secretary Warrington City
Kennel Club, offers e25 cash for the best kennel
Of three or more field trial winning pointers
entered and owned by one exhibitor of kennel.
B. II. Stinemetz & Sons offer special Of S25
cash valuation, not stipulated for what breeds.
Robert Hoffman, $40 for the best bulldog in
show. Thomas W. Chalmers offers special Of
stud service Of Brockenburt Quick for the best
fox terrier bitch in puppy class; value SIS.
Peter McGill offers one dozen pint bottles Of
champagne for the best English setter dog
owned by q member of the W.C.K.C. ;; value els
From W. b Moses & Sons, a st. Bernard bas-
ket kennel, value $50; from F. P. May d Co.,
fne steel carving set, value 915; from ]. Maury
Dove, IS in cash for the best English. setter
open class; FROM A. w. Fairfax, $5 in cash for
best pointer, open class; from K. L. Magruder,
druggist, $5 In cash for the best collie dog,
puppy class; from Eastman Bro, PHILADELPHIA,
"a, one set bottles Of perfumery, value slo;
from Turf Field and Farm, New York, two SUBJ
scriptions, one year each; from Forrest and
Stream, New York, two subscriptions, one year
each; from Fdnciers' .JonyndI Philadelphia,
"a, three subscriptions, one year each, Spratts'
patent (America) limited, one elegant mahog-
any case Of medicine and instruments, value SIS.
Many other merchants and residents have
signlhed their intention Of contributing liber-
ally and to do all in their power to make the
show genuine success. Famous kennels of every
known breed have already made application for
entries. The champions from the Westminster
show Of New York will come here. Before the
entries close, on March 4, 500 CANNES will be
booked for the inaugural show of this club.
The secretary will 60 to the New York and
Baltimore shows this week and make arrange
ments for the transportation of valuable ami
mails and make sure OF the attendance OF as
many champion dogs as possible.