Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-02
THE COMING DOG SHOW.
Some of the Valuable CANNES That VIII b
Exhibited Next Week.


Exhibited Next Week.
The entries for the coming bench show Of
dogs. to be held at the Washington Riding
Academy March 8. 9, 10 and IL, closed last Sat-
urday. showing a list Of 500 dogs of high de-
gree and parentage, representing aggregate
sum of 5000 Every known breed will be
represented, from the tiny toys to the huge
mastiffs, St. Demands and great Danes.
Among the most noted entered Of each breed
are as follows: Mastifs, fifteen, including the
noted Beaufort Black Prince owned by ]. L.
Winchell Of Fsirhaven. VT He is only eighteen
months old and is considered the finest speci-
men of the mastif ever exhibited in America,
and one that many an English breeder would
go miles TO see. He weighs fully 200 pounds,
and has succeeded in defeating all competitors
wherever shown John b Nelson Of Philadel-
phia has entered his dog Jefferson, the winner
Of a number of prizes. Mr.. C. C. Cook of
Canton, Ohio, enters his dog Mengiada, winner
OF many first prizes and five other dogs Mr.
r. r. Simms "Duncan:" MIR. Geo. +. Curtis,
Joe" and LinkwoOd kennels OF this city are
also among the entries OF this class
THE ST. BERSARDs
will be represented by the celebrated Kingston
Regent and LADY Gladwyn." two of the
latest irnportations both of which received the
honors of the New York show; also Mr.. Jacob
Rupperts "AItonette,'' ELLEN Terry" "Aris-
tocrat'' and Empress of Contoocook," MIR.
Diffenderfer's "COmte," the American Kennel
Clubs Sir Melvale." Mr.. Frank Brannigsns
Lady Washington" and Mr.. Msrshaifs Lady
Marshall" Mr.. ". r Traver's Dallas will
also be seen.
The Great Danes will be represented by Prof.
Maener's champion dog 'Stells," Dr. Clarks
Captain Oyster" Miss Harrison's liking" W.
H. Shepard's Duke" Mr.. Herman's bakers
sultan Mr.. A NJ. Daggerd's "Lufra" and Mr..
Thornton's Bismarck IL"
The bloodhound representation will be the
best ever exhibited Mr.. Geo. W. Glaciers
and Mr.. ]. L. winchelrs Victor and Judith
are among the most noted entered
The greyhOunds will consist Of Mr.. Arthur
Perbecks ''Gem of the Season." Bestwood's
Daisy" and Lilly of Gainsboro."
Russian wolfhounds. or barZois, are noted
for their wolf-killing propensities. Among the
best specimens Seacroft kennels, 'Leek-
hor, ''Svodka' and ''Flodeyka"
The Muscodite kennels send their great dog.
"Argoss." winner of twenty prizes in Europe
In foxhounds the Sandy Spring Hunt Club
enter their pack of celebrated hunters, namely,
Low" Boston" "Barnie" and BIRD" Mr..
W. Deputys Climber Tan" "Moilie" and
Fannie" and Mr.. Geo. K0zers '.Driyer" are
also among the entries
HUNTING DOGS.
The class Of pointers is very large, consisting
Of over seventy of the very best prize winners.
The Hemstead kennels. Robert lie Diable,"
Tory White and Duke of Hessian-" The
Westminster kennels have king of Kent and
Lass Of Bow"
Mr.. Geo. W. Lovelrs Pontiac" Mr.. Bell
mans Graphite ''Nellie" and ''Stella B.
Mr. I. C. Davey Of London, Ontario, has West
minister Drake" ''Ightfeld Madge," Axdels
king Don" and Lady Gay Spanker." Mr..
Yeoman's Flora" Mr.. Pairo's Frank" Mr.. ].
H. winslow's Inspiration" Mr.. A. W. Han
cocks Lad Of Fritz" Mr.. John Wans:alls
Ia IL afzsa A.
r. l. Jones Lady Flockfnder." Efie Pres
ton" and ''HIlda," Mr.. Charles Kellars
-'Shelah," Mr.. NJ. J. FIaherty's Bessie "Fi-
renzi," Bessie F." and blanche F. DIR. E.
Goldsborough's BLACK Wonders Sister and
Evelyn Kent" are among the number that
will represent this class
Among the ninety-two settlers entered for
competition are the champion dog Edge
mark" The Blue Ridge kennels Of Sperry-
vile, Va, consisting Of the celebrated ''Gaths
Mark" "Dsn Gladstone" Antonio" "Gos-
sip, "Laundress." Countess Rush" and Bel
tons Princess" Mr.. E. W. testers Peggy
Dortch," Mr.. Arthur s. Mattiuglys Pleasant
Keipie,' Mr.. Jos. H. Hunters Nellie Bly," Mr..
T. o. Damon's The Corsair," Mr.. T. G.
Davey's "Ightield Rheyahs," I. c. Dickinson
and kennerly's "Gaths W. C. Z" and Count
Roderigo-"
Irish Setters-F. c. Fowler's Seminole
"Duke Elcho," .Edner H." and "Avondale;''
Mr.. Harry Reeds "Paleson's Polly" Mr.. H
b Anderson's Nugget" MR. l. Jones Lad
of Limerick"
Gordons-The Gordon settlers are well repre-
sented by the noted kennel of Dr.. Dixon of
Philadelphia, consisting of Duchess of Wa
verify" Lady Waverly," Leo b., Ivanhoe''
and Princess LOUISE
The Chesapeake bays are very well repre-
sented by the following: DR.. VIM Mays billy"
Mr.. Henry Mays Rose"
Among the twenty three collies represented
are Mr.. .. H. p. Scotts Don Scott " Dir. Cass-
wells Prince Wilks," Mr.. James Watson's
Duchess of Fife" Mr. witman's Buzz, Miss
Parkers ''Hosslyn Charles
Poodles-Mr. j. ID. Redfern's "Margot." r
r. Wallachs "Dick." DIR. Dixon's "ParIs.''
Bulldogs-Entries consist of Tubby Hook
kennels, Carney and Edgewood Fancy" Mr..
John Morehead, jr.'s Queen Bendigo" and
Lady vesuvius, Col VIM. NJ Meridth's
prince" &c.
Dasheundes-Mr E. A. Manice of New Haven.
Conn, exhibits his championship
Eioter, Zulu III, Venus III, Mrs Wilder
minis .'Dach IL"
The display of beagle hounds will be very
large and interesting. The Nut swamp ken
nels o: Red Bank, \. J.. show their Lady
Tony Weller" Roy r." and Rambler
Forrest beagle kennels, Forrest Queen and
'-Tomboy."
Fox terriers-Blempton kennels, '.Blempton
Victor H., New Forest. Ethel" '.BIempton
Ialor, "Spinstor' and ''Blempton yalerior"
Irish terriers-Comstock's ''Kanover Bow"
Dunmany's Crate" J. =. McFadden's s.Den-
mis-, jr'
Biaek-and-san terriers-Roehelle kennels,
.'I3room6eld Sultan, "Maneguy Monarch
"Broomield Madge'' and Mr.. Frank B Com
stocks salisbury" Mr.. NJ. A Thelberg Of
Glen Core. n Y. Bedlington terriers ''Qui
Nive"
Mr.. q. A shinn Of Philadelphia, Pa. skye
. terrier, sir Stafford"
The toys Of every breed will be well repre-
scented.
W. r. Trayer will exhibit his kennel Of King
Charles and BlenheIm spaniels and pugs.
Prof Hampton Will give a grand exhibition
OF trained dogs, cats and performing goose
twice each day
The show bids fair to surpass the success Of
last year
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