The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-02-16
AT THE DOG SHOW TO-DAY
WHICH OPENS IN A,INTYRE'S OLD
 STORE,
A Fine Show in Prospect--The Full List of
 Iu+rias rrI,o S,.iI p,os n ocarad

Entrles-The Special Prizes Offered.
 For the first time in over ten years New Hayeners will have an opportuni- ty of seeing some of the finest bred dogs in this country, which will be on exhibition at the dog show which opens to-day at McIntyre's old store and con- tinues through Thursday. The entry list is the largest that has ever been se- of them offered by local merchants, are the most valuable that have ever been offered by any of our previous local kennel clubs. The show will be open every day from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. | The judging of the dogs will com mence this afternoon and will continue | throughout the remaining days of the show. Great rivalry exists between ladies who have entered their dogs, as 8 valu- able prize is offered for the one making the best entry.
 Great preparations were going. on at the old Mcintyre store yesterday in readiness for the big display of ca hines, and the interest in the exhibi- l ton all about town presages a large at | tendance. ... | All dogs who won first prize under kennel club rules will be assigned to special class. and will not compete with other dogs All breeds of dogs are eligible, and competition is open to all.
 Veterinary Surgeons Ross and Kelly will be in attendance to examine all dogs and prevent any danger from con- tagion or Illness. No apprehension of any danger of the sort of course exists, but this is precautionary measure to set at rest any fears that might be awakened.
 The special prizes offered are as fol- | lows:
 MT. D. Cady Eaton offers $15 in spe- cials in memory of John Halifax" the great Clumber spaniel owned by the | late Professor w. P. Trowbridge, who 1 died about two years ago. | Mrs, Henry Townsend offers, in memory of Barney Townsend, a beautiful Irish terrier who disappeared from his home year and half ago, a silver match safe, exquisitely carved in bas relief, and offered for the best Irish terrier entered.
 MT. s. H. Kirby, the Chapel street
 weller, offers a vase of royal copper i and oxydzed silver for the best dog in the show, any breed.
 | r. NJ. Brown & Go. offer a silk um- brella for the best bull terrier in the show.
 MT l.. l.. Stoddard, the Yale tobac- | conist. offers a fine meerchaum pipe, valued at S25, for the best Boston terri CT owned by Yale man. | Brooks & Co.,, Chapel and State streets, offer a spring style Dunlap hat for the best dog owned by Yale stu dent.
 Malley. Nicely & Co. offer a rich solid silver lade for the best dog owned by lady
 The regular prizes are silver cups for first and second, and souvenir spoons for third.
 The pointer and setter class will be judged this afternoon at o'clock. G. Edward osborn is the judge. Other classes will be judged at 10 o'clock to- morrow morning. Henry Jarret, own CT of the Chestnut Hill Kennels, Phila- delphia, will be judge of these
 The entries in full are as follows:
 St Bernards-Dr. w. J Maher, Mark L. White, Rover; Isaac M. Ullman, Le- 1 ander: J. B. Uflman, Hero; Thomas J. Shenbrooks. Sir Etheiwood; J. A, Spier, l Carlo: P. " Costello jr, Trachetta; F.. w. Foley, Reina E.; F. w. Foley, Lord Melrose; C. A Hinckley, c. A. Hinck- ley; H. II. Lee, Brave IT.; H. H. Lee, Gipsy Lee; c. A. Alling, Phylarct; w. A Do ne: A. l.. Shea, Dash; F. E. Hum, Rex: Henry Buchter. Barry.
 Great Danes-L F. Stoddard '99, Bis marck,
 Collies-H L. Bissell Princess; T. H. Macdonald, Wallace.
 Irish setters-A. A. Hupfel, jr., '96S., Belle.
 English setters-Miss Matte Hills, Jessie; H. C. Young, Lady Nell; M. J. | Cain, Beauty and pups; Fred r. An drews, Diamond George K Payne, King Teddy; G. w. Neal, Robert Kent; W, F. Murphy, Petrel.
 Pointers-R H. Nesbit Dot; Ezra Woods, Fred: William H, Moseley, Ladds Lass; William J. Garland, Duke Of Westminster; Robert Wilson, Mac and Liz; w. J. Welch. Queen Dare.
 Gordon setters--C. F. Squires, Bon nie Lassie; A. R. Andrews, Queen.
 Scotch collies-James Tuohy, ir., Hero; William Neely, Cracker Jack; Mrs. R. G. Bacon, -.
 Dachshunds-F. M. Adler. Flossie; J. H. Ullman, Topsy; Gustave Bolze, Teeney.
 Greyhounds-T. J. Donnelly, grey hound and pups; the Coursing Kennels, Mayblossom; Miss A. A. Payne, Water | and Monarch; N. B. Bush, Trixey. Bull-A. B. Graves, Handsome Dan; James E. McNamara, Boxer; J. A. Moore, Flossie; William H. Moseley | Lady Lud; c. A and w. l.. Goodwin, Miss Lud; John Congdon. King Cole; Mrs. William H. Moseley, King Cole jr.; John Congdon, Daphne; Mrs. Dun