The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13

some OF tie Fine Ones ut the fou'"''
Pigeon and Kennel Club snow.

The dogs on exhibition at the hich'
mond Poultry, Pigeon and hennei c'"l
Show on Broad street were paradeu VI
the street yesterday. and attracted muci,
',ttention. Although the poultry anu
niocon exhibit is very me one, .ne
dogs seem to attract moss ateen.loi.
THE parade Of the animals on the stree1
not only served TO give them hucn
needed exercise, but arouse more eA'
tended interest in the eIhiblt,
an,ono the dogs on exhibition are:
w II. Sands celebrated second prize
Westminster show bitch Acme, and her
kennel Of seven pups, only SIX weeks
old. but show tremendous Development
for such young pups.
On account of Captain Sands Judging
the St Bernard class. representatives
from his kennel Including William Tell
were not for competition. No tlrst prize
i'm st. Bernards was awarded. Mr.. "A.
=. Shields beautiful bitch Regina car
ried off second prize.
Mr.. Shield also shows his dog Rex.
Mr.. :. s. Kelly. of Norfolk, shows his
large ST. Bernard Brewis, which was
much admired OH account of his great
size. The first prize for ii. Bernard
puppy was carried off by Mr.. w. b.
Weisiger for his splendid eight-months-
old pup Don Juan-a very large dog,
who is son of Casper, ex-Champion
Plimlimon.
The Plimlimon stock is now recognized
as one of the leading st. Bernard
strains and the club is to be congratula-
ted upon having members who have the
spirit to invest and bring into the State
such thOror gh blood.
Mrs. Joseph A. thompson shows her
English fox-terrer Hassie first price,
which with her pup, Virginia Regina
ttrst price, causes great admiration,
and attracts quite crowd around her
kennel.
Mr. ]. A. Thompson shows his inn
ported pedigreed fox-terrier Rather H.,
which carried off the first prize
Mr.: III. j. Casey shows also an attrac-
tive kennel, his prize pointer Echo first
and special price, and a pup by Echo,
Lady Grace. a real beauty, we'll bred
Mr.. c. w. Aliens dog, Joe Glad
stone, needs no comment. Joe will
remain on the bench till the end of the
show
Mr.. T. C. Towards two Irish settlers,
.Birdo and Bob Lee were also
shown. but were too late for competition
Mr.. r. v Owen and Mr. Louis Wash
er's kennels of beagle pups have been
first and second prizes.
Mr.. Il. Y. Ovens pointers Harry
and Alto, scored first and second
prizes.
Mr.. w p. Taylor's pointer, POnto.
was awarded second prize lover %
pOunds.).
Mr.. W. +. Sales English setter,
"Mona Lee" carried off the blue ribbon.
Mr.. r. V. Owens setter pup, Macon,
took second in the puppy class;
Mr.. w. b. Taylor's English setter,
Dash, took second prize
Mr.. ]. A. Thompson's handsome Eng
lish setter. Edith, was not for compe--
ttion, but was greatly admired, and
would probably have scored first honors
if her owner had entered her.
Mr.. K. V. Owens black-and-tan set
ter. Dash. took second prize.
Among the pugs Mr.. T.. \. Martin 3
Emperor first. Mr.. George G. JepSon' 5
pug Fisk carried off second prize.
Mr. James Lynch's collies Robert
Burns and Lassle took first and second.
Mr.. w. NJ. Farror. Orange county,
took first prize in fox hounds.
Mr.. MOuntcastle's two coach dogs were
awarded first and second.
Mr.. II. c. Bradley's greyhounds Ned
and Fanny carried off first and second,
respectively.
Mr.. f. Redford's poodle Jake is too
we'll known to mention. Although he
is running into age, still he is greatly
admired.
DR.. =. Vaughan-Lloyd's bull terrier
Sullv carried off the blue ribbon.
The genial manager of the show, Mr.;
Blackburn. exhibited his two Scotch and
SKYE terriers Beauty and Tobie.. and
each carried off first prize in their re-
spective classes.
The poultry show. which covers pens
Of valuable birds. Indian and pit game
cochins. bantams. langshans. light bra
mahs. leghOrns and other Yarieties' Is
a very interesting one.
The pigeon show covers a large variety
Of these birds. and makes the finest ex-
hibit ever seen here.