The herald., 1896-04-23

Glass las, Dachshuende, open, dogs
Ferd C. Gottschalk's Jockel first.
Glass 146 Dachshuende, open, bitches
Ferd c. Gottschalk's Marjoile first and
Lisel second, John Floods Lady James
third.
Class 14S, Dachshuende, puppy bitches
Joe Singers Angelita first.
Glass 157, black poodles, open, dogs
w. III. Coleman's Faro first, Jean Rap
pets Tom second.
Glass 1877, fox terriers, smooth, chal-
lenge, dogs-C. A. Summers Raby Ras-
per first
Glass 1S9, fox terriers, smooth, open,
dogs-F. w. DEvelyns Dudley Stroller
first, c. A. Summers Bonnie Breckon
second, ]. B. Martins Golden Flash
third.
Glass 100, fox terriers, smooth, open,
btches-J. b. Martins Golden Jewel
first, Mission Kennels Mission Idol sec
ond, c. A. Summers Bonnie Bride third
Glass 191-FoX terriers, smooth, novice
dogs-C. A. Summers Bonnie Breckon,
frst X. d. Rockwoods Volta, second;
j. r. Howard's Dandy, third.
Class 192-Fox terriers, smotth, novice
bitches-C. A. Summers Bonnie Bride,
first w. w. Howards Hillhurst Vic,
second.
Glass 193-Fox terriers, smooth, dog
puppies-C. A. Summers Bonnie Breck-
on, first; G. p. Taylor's Trumps, sec
ond; Richard Thomas Doctor, third;
Glass 194-Fox terriers, smooth, bitch
puppies-Mission Kennels Mission Idol,
first; John Kings Pansy, second; c. A.
Summers Bonnie Bee, third.
NOTES OF THE SHOW.
Get catalogue as you enter the build
ing and post yourself on the various ell
tries. 1t will greatly assist in the un-
derstanding of the animals ana enjoy
ment of your visit.
IL ,1r L; ;fo1, 1D-f
on Wednesday, has not yet been found,
neither has the st. Bernard, Bear.
Cards over each kennel announce the
prize Winners. as we'll as the blue, red
and white ribbons in the dogs collars.
Today will be.a good time to see the
dogs, as the judging is practically com
pleted, and the prize winners are III
the best of form.
The show closes at 10 o'clock Friday
night, at which time the Frisco dogs
will depart for home to recuperate for
the coming exhibition in that city.
There yet remains to be judged the
collies, field-trial pointers and settlers,
bulldogs, and bullterriers, Scotch and
Yorkshire terriers, pugs. poodleS, Kns
Charles spaniels, Japanese spaniels,
miscellaneous, and kennels of pointers,
cookers AMI fox terriers. These Will
be disposed of today. and the work Of
awarding the special prizes tackeled
IHere are many OIL tneSe, ana some OF
the hardest work in judging will b.
necessary to decide the best dogs i'll the
several classes.
Among the attendants at the bench
show last night were some Of the most
prominent society people Of the city.
The number and character of the pa
! irons of the exhibition is highly salts
| factory to the managers, who think
they see in sight this year a surplus for
the treasury, instead of the usual de-
| ficiency.
| One of the peculiar attractions to be
seen is a rare specimen of Chinese dog,
! commonly called a chow-chow. The
beast looks not unlike a. fox in color and
brush with large, heavy head. He is
gentle and tractable, and novelty we'll
worth seeing.
President Sumner feels highly elated
! over the success of his dog Bonnie
| Breckon, who won second to the cele-
| brated imported Dudley Stroller in the
open class. Stroller is probably the
| finest fox terrier in America and Mr..
| Sumner considers Breckon's second bet
| ter than first ordinarily, when ptted
| against such competitors.