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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-05

but the trees, the poor trees! The
delicate peach blossoms hung limp and
withered. The glossy leaves of grape
fruit and orange trees were brown and
scorched as though a fire had passed
over them, and their golden fruit was
frozen solid Ice to its very heart,
and soon 1t would fall upon the ground,
valueless
Even the song Of the birds was stilled.
They, like THEM human friends, had no
heart to sing, albeit they did not know,
as we did, all that it meant to us. that
one cruel night Of the lee Kings visit.
Young trees killed, old ones set back,
millions upon millions of luscious fruits
destroyed and thousands OF acres OF
thrifty vegetables swept from the face
OF the landl A scene of beauty changed
TO scene of desolation, and all In .
few hours timel
EphsmsraL
The tall creatures red nose miphe
have been the result of tight lacing.
but that is another story.
AFTER ALL" she was musine, 'if we
win name'it lasts but day."
Glorious red hair fell in a golden flood
over the shoulders which the short.
stout vision shrugged, but that is like
wise an extraneous narrative
yes" the latter rejoined There
seems to be no such thing as per-
manency about marriage"
The ormulu clock licked loudly and
then stopped with whirring noisa-
Detroit Tribune.
WHY They Laughed.
DUDLEY Canesucker is not very brirhA
but still he has a memory for all the
slang expressions. The other day at a
little social party he mentioned the fact
that the chief clerk In the Office In
which he is employed had resigned.
And you have got the vacancy. I
suppose" jokingly inquired one Of the
boys.
oh, yes" sarcastically assented 0us.
I've got the vacancy, In my mind"
Yes, that's So" giggled the prettiest
girl In the room, aAd then everybody
laughed, and Gus says hs can't see whsA
u was that. aroused their merrimsnkl-
Texas siftings.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-05

10. DREAMS. By Olive Schreiner.
20. BLACK BEAUTY. By Anna Sewell
Fl. ONE OF THE PROFESSION. A
Charming Theatrical Novel.
%. SARToR REsARTUs. By Thomas
Carlyle.
%. The IDYLLs OF THE KING. By
the late Lord Tennyson.
"a. THE PLEASURES OF LIFE. By
Sir John Lubbock, BIT.
rs. The LADY OF THE LAKE. BY
Sir Walter Scott.
rs. MORNINGS IN FLORENCE. By
John Ruskin, LII. d.
q. RAB AND HIS FRIENDS. By DR..
John Brown.
%. WRITER'S Poems. By John
Greenleaf Whittier.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-05

Do you read 2 Ifso. read the CITIZEN
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-05

SO. CHILDE HARoLD's PILGRIMAGE
By Lord Byron.
69. THE SKETCH Book, by Wash
ington Irving.
SO. REPRESENTATIVE MEN, by r.
w. EMERSON.
20. NATURAL LAW IN THE SPIRITUAL.
WORLD, by Rev. Henry
Drummond.
78. ST. Marks REST, by John
Ruskin.
rs ABBE CoNsTANTIN, by Ludlow
Heleavy.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-05
All the Same.

Thomas ,Iefferson-Look heab, IN.
derstan' dat you TUX advantage OBJ my
absence from town an called ON MIG
Matilda Snowfall last night, sab.
George Washington Smith (doggedly,
-Yo' is mistaken, sab. done call Cd
her sistah.
Thomas Jefferson-Well, sab, dat
makes no difference. Yo' keep away.
Use got my eye on bot OBJ dem gala
Brooklyn Life. -
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-05

10. MOSES FROM AN OLD MANsE. By
Nathaniel Hawthorne.
II. The SCARLET LETTER. By Ma
thaniel Hawthorne.
IL. ESSAYS OF ELLA. By Charles
Lamb.
10. VICAR OF WAKEFIELD. By Oil
yer Goldsmith.
IA. TWICE Told TALES. By Ma
thaniel Hawthorne.
Is. PAUL AND VIRGINIA. By Ber-
hardin de Saint Pierre.
16. STORY OF AN AFRICAN FARM. By
(Ralph lron) Olive Schreiner
II. LAYS OF THE SCOTTISH CAvA-
LIERs. By William Edmon-
stoune Aytoun.
10. LUCILLE. By Owen Meredith
Robert Lord Lytton.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-05

The Neighborhood Query.
The baby yelled with stomach acha
Enough the dead TO scare,
And all the neighbors wondered
What was in the heir D
Detroit Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22

has an Intelligent and conhdns cNpr'sS"" ava .
wiihal Yankee shrewdncss. SHOWN ny 'r"N'' "
nos. Th. skull is dclicateN chiseli"d. \ "''P ""
narrow chest. long slo?lng back nr'h'' "' ',''
strong hind quarters give an app''r'"'' "
gance with strength. long tan Hlhsc' VII"
sukv hair committees his elegant makeup
IN. a,torI,nce dav and evening. continued 70 DO
enough to crowd the aislcs between the oehcH'@
Yesterday Will. hundreds OF irel Vl'''o'S wv"
turns aitting In the boxes ana bal''h'~' wv
ing the wide rNpanse OF surging spectators anu E'P
ing dogs The Judging was practically "'S"''' '',''
the ribbons ~ the priz"-~inneIS "'''''
h.,cbcs m. signs For sale. prizc-winncr' dos
,i o,,, o,,ervuhere and every aisle had It's group
~, rossihle purchasers standing about some prohis-
ing MIN whose owner was holding the noS ''''
out with one hand and his mead up WI" ''' ''''
while expatiating on his numerous Sood points
To-dav is the last day ~ the show and a" those
who have sung DADDY wouldn't buy We " po"
wow should bring the old gentleman 10 Inv val
den and subicc. him to the bhhn'S""'"' W Wv
doggish bue-r ribbon brigade. -,
\ boz Show pigcon-shoot will be given py the
Westminster Kennel club on the ciupgro""us al
Babylon H. l.. tomorrow. The 800 oo"'S nom
East Thirtv-fourth-st. will connect WIN sp nn'n
Yesterdays awards were:
pachschunlc open bitches Extra h,; f. s. lyman n9ab
i,.llc INST Wndru-h kennels lrn'"ia' second "'"P
stead Farm. Weasel . ,,.,
D,chsbund. puppies. under II months FIRST MIND, Mind
rI.h Kennels Psdrl. second. T.. l." Anh'S'N' Npd"S
Toby.
irish terriers open doesFirs Hampstead t9r iran
OK. second. Toon q Thomas N'hE' '''' '''' - 80
fiellln. Marion Shhuuoch .
Irish terriers OPEN btches First j iayne MnSirah
D.rnmor. Ulad, nj. Toon & Thnmhs' hrl'hpat
IiricRic: third. O. ". ponrcr Milton prolecn.
Irish terriers puppies dogs and bitches FIRST I,on
Thomas briggs Best. second q. W. bonner mutton
f,roiccn: third. Johnston \. H. Evans. connecticut
Xeadcahagh H. .
Irish terriers no.ce dogs and bitches First Hemp
stead Farm Bryan OK. second. Toon Thomas Brigss
Best.
acL-,nd.,an terriers cha' ngo. dogs-Fir H. T.
Foot. Rochelle Kennels Champion floomh'ld sultan
second sidney Dillon Ripley Glcnwood
Hsck-and-,,n terriers challenge hitches.tirst H. T.
I'ootr ,bampon Gypsy Girl. second H. T. foote.
cha mpon Meefsbr,ok Maiden
Black and-,an terriers. open. dogsmtus hatlcs Wilson
Chicago Spider. second. DAVIS y ""'''' H"'"'' "usn
third. !. n. Hen"r. Sully.
BLACK md tan bitches firs sidney III
Ion Ripley surrey Gem. second Toon Thomas. ''ipsey
Queen. third Charles Wilson. 'hlcas" Maiden
white English terriers. dogs-First. L. n Van Iandt.
Tommy Atkins; second. James L. kernu,han. spring.
White English terriers biichcs-Firsi. James L. ker
nochan Nancy Lee second L. 4. Van Ianft. Blnkbonny
third lanes l.. Kcfnochan. Lonely.
pandle Dnmont errisrs-First Edward Brooks Am
phion; second Edward Brooks. King or the Heather
Dandis Dinmcnt terriers. open doss-First Edward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22

mend upon the question Of Improvement OF the
Commit nut itself into communication with the
National and State authorities on the subject. an J
acquire all viilable information as TO plans and
construct d wise and economical principles
throughout the State: therefore.
Resolved. That a committee of seven members Of
this body he appointed by the Speaker 10 carry ou
the recommendation of HIS Excellency the Gov
Resolved. That the said committee have power to
carry into effect the purposes for which such com
mittee is appointed: and that 1t have power TO
subpoena witnesses. to call for persons and papers
and sit during and after the adjournment Of the
Legislature at such times and places within this
State as may be deemed necessary and cxpeiient :
and report by bill or otherwise to the Legislature
which will NEE; in the year 1896.
The sum of 5000 much thereof as may no
necessary. is appropriated to carry out the resou-
ton Mr.. Ainsworth moved It's adoption, and the
motion carried. o. to !. Mr.. Rullard OF Orleans
the only negative vote.
Mr. Answorth also reported from the Committee
on Ways and Means the annual Appropriation bill
He said that a number Of typographical errors had
been corrected ana that the appropriations had
been changed IN two Instances The amount given
II the Matteawan Asylum was increased from
$500 to $500 10 pay for an additional physician
The School for Deaf Mutes at Malone had received
$500. and this amount the committee had decided
TO raise to $500 for extra attendants. Mr.. Aims
worth asked that the bill he made special order
for next Thursday morning. Immediately after the
reading Of the journal. He saii the STATE PRINTER
had agreed 10 have tho bill printed and upon the
desks on Monday so that the bill might he taken M
and PASSED one week from to-day The House con
CURED in the request.
BY rising vote the Assembly adopted IN" follow
ing resolution upon the death Of Frederick Douglass.
which was offered by Mr.. OGrady, Of Monroe.
Resolved That the Assembly hears with regret
of the sudden and unexpected death OF the Hon
Frederick Douglass. Of Washington. Born IN say
cry thrown upon his resources AZ an cary
Golf al,,~a od irelN hUf on
natural ability. he successfully hllei the positions
OF orator. editor. diplomat and statesman His
death removes Of me olemost citizens and
mos; striking figures Of the Republic well ~ the
most DISTINGUISHED member OF his race Of modern
times As A former resident Of this state and one
who had been signallv honored by our citizens u
is fitting that we should take public notice 81 MS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22

Brooks Dhu; second. Alexander Ballantyne'
Punch.
Daniie Dnnont terriers OPEN bitches-First Ieorse
Raper Lothian Judy second, Edward Brooks. heather
Daffod third. Edward Brooks Heather DARLING
Bedlington terriers challenge dogs and btches-fst
c. W. Longest, Mount Vernon Tbbe; second, Matuh
a. H. Thoberg. Champion Quivve.
Bedllngton terriers Open dogs-Frst, G. W. Lougest,
Professor: second. William Henry Russell Financier'
third. William Henry Russell Postmaster
edlingfon open bitches-First. John Hopkn-
son. Beach Grove Blue Belle second. Toon ihomas
Endclre Wasp third. William Henry Russell ROXY
Warkworth.
Bedlington terriers. puppies. dogs and bches-f rst
William Henry Russell. Financier second Martin A. H.
Tholberg Beauvisag,
scottish terriers challenge dogs-Firs Brooks Ames'
Kilroy: second. Brooks & Ames Tires.
Scottish terriers challenge btches-Ffrst. Brooks a.
Ames tulbeau: second. Brooks & Ames. Wanke. Diana
Scottish terriers. OPEN dogs-First Newcastle Kennels,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22

tween 30 July l. iseiHcnry jarrett Kennels.
Domino II.
Special stud dog pr1s comGs9n open s. to . Ella o III.
Judged by Of his out Of different bitches
Henry Jarrett christopher.
onze club medal FOR best collie dog in novice class
ov ned by the Collie Club; Perpont Nor
Sn HSnsd Pa Kennels wodaWn
j. PIerpont Morgan silver cos, SO ioI til. hes.
Collie ub'Henry jarrett. Domino IT,
The Westminster Kennel Clubs $40 Tor the best Exhibit
o. fsns G p Do G5r'''' '"'''' ""' ""A" " ' ~
The National Greyhound clubs Tqbby HOOK o5 Cup for
the best bull terrier dog-R :. Huidekoper 'ardona
cup best American bred bull terrier dog
under twelve months. never before eNhioed-H. Fred
A Friend Of Westminster Kennel CLUBS silver cup.
value SO for tho best brace Of bull terrier bitches en-
Castle Kit and Edsevood Tipsy.
$40 FOR the best american bred bull terrier dog or eitch'
under twelve months Frank F. Dole Edge f1ossie.
months q ase~H Fred Churchs Gully Roy.
The Westminster Kennel clubs $50 for the best exhibit
hihi;or-Bayonne Kennels
s. for tho best heavy weight dos-Bayonne Kennels.
Prince Walnut.
S, for the best heavy weight bitch-Bayonne Kennels
Nankir
s. for the light weigh, Mrs Benjamin Pope.
spider.
81 for the hes, Ugh, weight bi,cn-Phelps & Davis.
Topscy.
$40 for best Boston terrier by member Of Boston
Tcrrc. ,ub Blyonne Kennels. Tom
. KcPpc WoI So Hcnn ss best exhibit OF
The Manice Dachshund cup Toy the best Amercan-bred
dachshund Won by Winirush Kennels irinceua.
Westminster Kennel Clubs $50 for tho best exhibit 81
four beagies- Hornel- Harmony Kennels {. ;. WHOM
Daisy coroc't. Alice sherry and Elf.
Tho American Fox Terrier clubs special sweepstakes
wi,ehared fox terriers class Atrs,
q. W II. Richie. Mister Great snap. second o. u:
kcrnochan. Britannia. third A. II. HunneweiL IT,, I'LL
Hurst Brunette Class T. First. II. II. Hunn'Nell ",
Hi Hurst Trick. second. H. n. Uunn"weli n, hii
Hurst Plqu"t. third. BaywAn Kennels. butterflies
Clubs $50 for the hest exhibit
~ four irish Won 10y TOon & Thomas
Climbs K
hbit ~ four black andan terrsrs-Won by H. T. Foote
The Westminster Kennel Clubs so Tor the best ex-
hbit OF four white English terriers-Won by James IA
Kernochan.
The Westminster Kennel clubs SD for the best ex'
hbit OF four Dandie Dnmon terriers Edward Brooks.
The Westminster Kennel Clubs SO Tor the best
hbit of B.dlinston te-rers-WlAm Henry Russell.
best American bred Bedingion terrier Walter Lou
gest. Professor
The Westminster Kennel Clubs SO Tor the best ex-
hblt 81 four Scottish terrers-Broohs n AnieS
The Westminster Kennel clubs so for the hes. ex-
hbit OF four skye terrcrs-Clinord \. Shnn
The Westminster Kennel clubs 50 for the best ex-
hibit OF four toy spaniels-Won by Mrs.. f.. Sem.
The Westminster Kennel Clubs $50 FOR the best ex-
hbit OF four Italian grayhounds-Won by Joseph le"is
The Westminster Kennel clubs SO FOR the best rx-
hbit OF four schpperkes-Won by Frederic W. connoiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22

VARIOUS EXPLANATIONS OFFERED BY NlsllohS
At THE PENCH sHoW-sOME INTERESTING
CLASSES-MANY AWARDS MADE.
The dogs are tired Being all well-bred dogs. OF
course otherwise they wouldn't be In the bench
show. they don't say what IT il that has made
them tired. Probably Il is case OF too much
Dear dogge' and "Oh. the pretty dear! POS
sibly 1t is the doubled-up condition in which they
packed on the benches. At any rate the dogs
were tired yesterday and at least three-quarters
OF them lay down and refused TO wag their tails
or make any other sign Of life when the gooh
dogge" performance began Tor the third day or
the bench show The four hundred and odd pups
who still their legs made noise enough
to keep the show going. however.
Night and day, from the hour the entries were
gathered together Tuesday morning. these four-
legged bowling dervishes have kept nj IT, Dark
ness brings relief. Sleep Is a nightmare Inc
much worked echoes Of the Garden VIII nave no
until the dogs take their ribbons and them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22

selves away when the show closes tonight
Tho wear and tear on dorgish nerves can hardly
be APPRECIATED hv the casual visitor Nothing IN
human eNpcrirnce short ~ continuous per
formance Democratic caucus could equal II
Some ~ tho host natu-"1 pups are losing th"ir
oquanImiiy under the Strain. Iron gratinss haV"
hecn nlaced In front ~ Rolf and Dina two ~ the
melancholy Danes whose milk ~ canine Kindness
has been exhausted 90 protect tho public from out
breaks Of temper and snappishness. The general
health ~ the dogs ~ excellent. but some or them
begin 70 exhibit symptoms ~ nervous exhaustion
Ripon s,ornor ore of the fox terriers at IN" east
end ~ m. Garden. Developed hectic cough yes
to-day afternoon hut whether II was incipient
,onsunp,ton or a crust IN his windpipe could not
be determined
Tho long -enred hloodhounds and the TowHy
d.erhounds attract much attention. II not adnl-
ration They make up u size what they lark IN
Intelligence Pros. Agent Chamberlain insists that
aor,o Of tho - R.ruards are 80 thoroughly man
IN their intelligence that they Try TO attract MS
attention as be- goes hy FOR the purpose OF getting
thor names I'm the papers. The Keepers defend
N. rnoios,v - their pots ana insist that Mr..
chamherlain's popularity in dogdom IS simply due
10 his winning ways
ono ~ 'he interesting classes ON eNnlnuon j.
,h,, ~, The Rus. iu w1fhouuls. which nc-uh"s
George T. ,;ouil.- car. The thoroughbred Russian
v,,i,h,urI i4 ,,u AM noble looking. with great
ho,u,y ~ form ami majesty ~ carriage" Ills d'po
si,ion Is much TIE same as that OF the CONE. ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
SOCIETY PEOPLE SEE THE DOGS.

SOCIETY PEOPLE SEE THE DOGS.
THE AFTERNOON SUNSHINE BROUGHT MANY
VISITORS.
There were few members OF the fashionapie worio
In the Garden yesterday morning. 1t may nave
been the snow squalls that kept them away. but tho
sunshine In the afternoon brought with IL turn OF
luck and by 40 there were a number OF Well
known people making tours OF the show j. Pier
pont Morgan. with party OF ladies', remained only
a short time. Theodore \. Havemeyer, with Pres
colt Lawrence, Charles VI. Oelrichs and Henry F.
EldrIdge made several tours Of the benches. Among
others who visited the show were Mr. and Mrs.
Orme Wilson. Mrs Roche Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha
Dyer jr Mrs Arthur Randolph Mrs W. p.
Douglas Mr.. and Mrs Paul L. Thebaud. J. Wads-
worth Richie. Mrs. Clarence Gray Dinsmore. Rob-
ert p Perkins. De Forest Grant. George Work. J.
Coleman Drayton. = Rowland Robbins. Congress-
man Henry c. Miner Hamilton Cary. u. +. Collier,
ex-Judgc Hilton. Mrs Prescott Lawrence, Mrs.
John A. Lowery Mr.. and Mrs Pierre Lorard, jr
Mr. and Mrs William II. Garrison. Alfred ~ Bea-
dleston. Mr. and Mrs. c. Albert stevens, Mr.. and
Mrs. Duncan Elliot. Mr.. and Mrs James l.. Kerr
nochan Mr.. ana Mrs. Sidney Dillon Ripley Mr.
and Mrs. Giraud Foster. Miss Livingston De For
est Nance Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Terry John O.
Beresford Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Tiffany Mr.. and
Mrs. II. lie Grand Cannon, MIR and Mrs r. O.
Potter Mr. and Mrs Paul Gilbert Thebaud Apple
ton Smith. Edward y. Buckley, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lee
Taller and Miss Carey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
Female by Warren Duke warren jasmine. II H


Rcd Bank. y b. Feb q -(SpcciaD -Anothcr ice
Yacht race was sailed at Fair Haven to-day. be
tween william McMahon's Get There and Charles
Aliens Edna NJ in the second class. and Charles
HurJ's Zip r. Asays Daisy and Charles Irwin x
t;corgic in the third class The distance was
twelve miles and wind and ice were favorable to
GOOD smiling The winners the Get There
End the George. The Get There's time was %
minutes and that Of the George % minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
A MOVEMENT FOR GOOD ROADS

OF THE GOVERNOR LOOKING TO THE I'M
PRovEMENT OF HIGHWAYS.
Albany Feb q (SpeciaD .-One of the most I'm
portant recommendations made by Governor Nor
ION In his first message to the Legislature was
pus into effect by the Assembly to-day. Soon after
'ne morning session began. Mr.. Air sworth sent to
Va. .le desk the report Of the Committee on Ways AMI
means. feature Of this report was the following;
resolution. which was offered on January IA by Mr.
Higbie. of Suffolk
Whereas The Governor, in his annual message TO
vac Legislature. did among other things. recon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22

Senators Parsons and Reynolds and Assemblymen
Tuttle and Friday
The report Of the Factory Inspector was laid upon
the table and Will he printed. In view OF the I'M
usual interest taken In these reports by certain
members of the House. more is likely to be heard
from them after they are printed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
CONDITION SEPTOvS

EX-GOVERNOR OGLESBYS CONDITION SERIOUS
Lincoln. H.. Feb. 2l.-Ex-Governor Oglesby is In
a critical condition at his home here. He was
Frustrated fortnight ago. and narrowly
capped death He suffered relapse yesterday. and
to-day very weak He Is suffering
from heart disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
SPECIAL PRIZES.

Tn. Westminster Kennel clubs $50 for the ses, ex
s siStor or Nom n1%1 Sy j. H. winch.r '
Ensss nGoSSu"4 fes r A" Si6sb fha s.S
The English bloodhound CLUBS sold medal FOR best
bloodhound log In challenge class-J /" "inchen IMAM
The English Bloodhound clubs god medal for Tn best
bloodhound bitch in challenge class L. ""'"e" NAM"
fs e sSa Gn' @ Sa f' iasS f2r best
The English Tooahoun4& ,9O' gold medal ''' pest
Tho English bloodhound '1ubs silver medal for best
bloodhound puppy under twelve months l." Wn'h'"'
The Westminster Kennel clubs $50 Tor the best exhSi,
on i641 N WG@ oak Hi kennels.
Tho Westminster Kennel Cubs $50 FOR me Te, eSV wou
- foir pointers entered and owned by on" 'Sno' "'"
hy George g. Gould .,.,.
The Westminster Kennel clubs $50 FOR he hes, s sxn n
eThniior g. Alton smith.
The Westminster Kennel Clubs $50 or me oss' eS
hint Of four settlers entered and owned ~ ono
c(hh.,'r Won iy Victoria Kennels.
The wn,,sr Ncnne nl4S' a $40 omn n by on sS
hhiior- OAK Grove kennels
h,ndsornc dog collar offered by Louis con,o su1Iey
cnSrayea f'r ins rss, irish setter bitch Won by Oak
Grow Kennels Queen Vic
Gun offered hy George Elliott for tho best irish setter
@ wsn I h. W '' /. washlns,on's FInsl1s
cub offered hy George Elliott FOR tho best Irish setter
dog That has bc-n placed public aoid 'r1 70 , be
. .sGT@ W." Non S Sy ". wnshIns,on. Fnsas
The Westminster Kennel clubs $50 for The hest OK.
he Of 2y s '' Dixon r'S wie 2n Kennels
49,, -. .,.. -. corod h, tina Gordon Setter Club
Inc rowing IIl1's cnrI4, se,,er dog Highland
=, tf,rrt,,t K.,, for best Gordon bitch.
Ivirbt Kennels Dwight Pearl. 81 FOR second best Cor
dog Elizabeth Wnisworth DICK t,nssso,,
Tor second best Gerd'n S't,rI 1919, s.,,nr dog
S'lN ,toa,b.r ur,re. 81 Tor third best Cor
linz -. 49, D,,igb, Kcnnels Dwich, Ene. S. for
rnrh host Gordon setter dog James r. blossom anus
e, f fourth best Gordon bitch James H. Blossom
Venus.
Tn. American Field tcost over Sloo' 1oF
the hest Gordon setter the property Of member OF me
Gordon Setter club ~ America vase 10 I've WI ~
times before Incoming the absolute property VI '"e VIII
n'f p"'sW N'n""'S' "'"''' va -, 49,. .,,.,,
The Westminster k'irl tun s-v Ior s ' p an. NV
OF tour russian l,". .i,,ar t"nLs -
hp'"' "o" "S ''"'''' ,," 49,, u,...,,,.
The National Greyhound lun olri OF ,ne III h
@ Zines NJ shows designated by the National
Grey hound club Won by Albion l.. Page Lochie
Tn. Westminster Kernel Clubs for
~ ,ur rrevhounis entered and owned By exhibitor
Won by Toon q Thomas.
Tho ,rrstar or moi ciubs 500 for tho hes, exhibit
NJ fu, ncd cumt. or Irish water spaniels entered
owned by one exhibitor by George r. Preston. r
-, uo,r., ,,,,.s CON ,,r ,ha hoo, .xh,n,,
ne N'N.r'lS' - 49,, 80 ourad bv o,s ~
,r, -. r,,,I ,, ,..a,,. <,n,, Tor ~, has,
hT rno u Mol AZ 10 va, Tour TINES
60, noug.s IacL nike '' - - $3.50 1850
American sn,,ii clh trophv vau. s,oo, for IN. best
field spane over % NJ TO b. won four tmes-c;eorge r.