The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-04-13
PRIZE WINNERS AT DOG SHOW.


 To the lover of dogs the interior of Polo hall on Chapel street presents an enjoyable sight. The hall is lined with benches, upon which can be seen dogs of every degree, size, color and kind. Some of the benches are prettily dec- orated and filled with rugs and cush- ions. The showing space, where the awards are made, occupies the center of the hall.
 But the first sight which strikes the eye of the visitor is the group of mon- keys. Throughout the afternoon and evening yesterday they were surround ed by women and children, who en- joyed their antics very much. A mon- key enjoys a fight or a good natured scrap almost as much as many human beings. Two of them have made each others acquaintance in a very thor ough manner, much to the amusement of the spectators. On the other hand, one little monkey seemed content to sleep on the back of his small dog friend. The group makes even a bet ter feature than the usual pack of per- forming dogs.
 The show is much better than the one last year. There are more entries and they come from all parts of the country. Tyler Morse of Massachu- setts has his noted kennel O. bulldogs here, among which is the Harvard mascot. The Swiss Mountain kennels of Germantown, Pa., and J. A. Cald- wells Smallwood kennels of wire fox terriers also occupy benches. The dogs of Mrs. Garland of this city make fine show and are taking quite a number of the premiums. Frank Dole's noted bull terrier Woodcote Wonder. regarded by many as the best in the world, is attracting a large amount of attention.
 Among the dogs rarely seen outside of a dog show is an Italian greyhound belonging to Mrs. E. R. Gaines, which has taken three firsts and one second premium already this year, and Chi nese Chaw Chaw, whose appearance IS more beautiful than it's name. Awards were made in several of the classes yesterday. MT. Janett of Phil adelphia is the judge of the hounds, | the St. Bernards and the Great Danes. | G. E. Osborn of this city is judge of | the settlers and pointers. George | Thomas of Sheffield, England, who is | to judge the bull terriers, has not yet | arrived, but is expected to-day. The winners yesterday were as follows:
 English settlers, dogs-First, Viscount Furnace, owned by J. F. Hare; second, Hyler, owned by Frederick Noting ham.
 Bitches-First, Beauty, owned by pr. | E. c. Ross: second, Nettie, owned by J. D. Beecher.
 Puppies-First, Joan, owned by A. s. | Young.
 Gordon settlers, dogs-First, Grouse Ranger, owned by w S. Gleason; sec
 ond, Rex, owned by R. H. Nesbit. | Bitches-First, Sassie, owned by G. | c. Squires: she also was judged the best setter of the entire lot
 Pointers, dogs-First, Kent J., own ed by Leroy Johnson; second. Duke of Westminster, owned by Mrs. Garland, | Bitches-First, Queen Lassie, owned by Henry Riggion; second, Bob, owned | by Quinnipiac Kennels. l Puppies-First, Dan, owned by Quin- | nipiac Kennels; second, Feb, owned by Quinnipiac Kennels.
 Leroy Johnson's Kent J., was the best pointer of the lot.
 Fox hounds, dogs-First, Jack, own ed by Robert Meachen; second, Dick, | owned by Robert Meachen. 1 Bitches-First, Rose, owned by Rob- l hot of this class.
 | Mastiffs, dogsZFirst, Don owned by | MT. Montgomery.
 Great Danes-First. Lepart, owned | by Frederick Bullen; second, Nero, | owned by Frederick Bullen.
 Deer hounds-First, Gard, owned by l Miss Garland; second, Ivar, owned by | S. A. Lockwood
 Scotch collies-First, Arcturns, own- | ed by George Hall; second, Don, own- | ed by Mrs. c. w. Lewis. A large crowd was in attendance
 both morning and afternoon, and a l larger one is expected to-day. The
 show is of interest not merely to dog
 fanciers, but to the general public, for
 the dog is pet of almost every one |
 the people and soon begin to bark and
 howl if left to themselves, and will not
 stop until some one comes to pet them
 Last night several prizes were award ed. They were:
 Bull dogs-First, Beaver Brook Phe-
 nomea, Tyler Morris fof Harvard; sec
 ond, Eudcliffe Billy, W. s. Hoyt of l New York.
 Bitches-First, Dowager, Tyler Nor
 ris; second, Beaver Brook Empress; l reserved, Beaver Brook Empress.
 Boston terrier dogs-First, Snyder W. R. Townsend; second, Happy, Hen- | ry Reynolds.
 Bitches-First, Mollie, Thomas Falts l Beach Grove.
 | Puppies-First, Mollie, Thomas Fall tis; second, Polly, Thomas Faltis; third Daisy, Mary Dougherty.
 NEW MEMBERS ELECTED.