The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-18
THE DOG SHOW.
Fourth Day of the Exhibition at
Gilmore's Garden.
LARGE CROWDS IN AT TENDANCE.
Death OF a Valuable Japanese
Spaniel.
IGE CROWDS IN ATTENDANCE.
WINNERS OF THE SPECIAL PRIZES

tnasmuch many OF the dogs will remain at Gil.
mores Garden the better part or to-day the managers
have decided to continue the beach show until lou
O'Clock tonight The contract between owners and
The West minister Kennel Club regarding the timo tho
dogs should DO under control OF the latter expired
last evening, but the hour late the creator
number Of entries win remain this morning,
making liberal collection OF the more valuable ami
mais that have occupied tho boxes during tho past
Tour days. Believing that yesterday was tho last
opportunity 10 SEQ tho canincs the public throngsd
The vast enclosure from about two O'Clock until
the closing hour. Tho Same interest witnessed the
preceding days observable in the various groups
conferred about magnificent specimens OF rare breeds
where the blue rcd, orange white ribbons told oil
prizes won concentrations received, criticism In
many Instances usurped tho place OF interest. and
odd remarks why this, that the other dog for
tunaie enough to favorably regarded by
the judgea Many ladies seemed know tho
''poiu,s" going to mako up tho judging standard Of
excellence, while occasionally knowing masculine
genius would give his reasons why the officials did
right in some instances and committed unconscious
errors In others. dog show is a good place to OBJ
serve human nature In all Its phases.
SPECIAL PRIZES AWARDED
By i've O'Clock last evening The judges had COM
petcd their abors ana the prizes offered had all
awarded. Their arst duty in tho morning was to
the close OF Thursday In class A. with fifteen entrios
OF pointer dogs, Bow. liver and white, from the ST.
Louis Kennel Club. carried of the prize Parker gun,
won by Sensation ut the late bench show In Boston
Bow won nrst prize In his regular class Glass had
as prize $50 In gold for the best brace OF pointers
over fifty pounds, without regard to sex, though they
were required to be owned by person. The St
LOUIS Kennel Club again sent the wipncrs. Bow
and Slcaiord, formeE winners, securing the money.
Belle and Rose, belonging to Edmund Orgill, Brook
given Of pointers under atty pounds
the remaining conditions being as last mentioned.
Joseph J. snollingburg's (New Brighton, Pal liver
entry in class d, which offered $50 for the
e snoSs viii, that bis class roo any
was given as special prize class 4, for pointer
bitches shown with Two OF their progeny, and this fell
10 ). I. Hammond's orange and wbite Pschyc--a
winner Of tho highest premium in class Is. Class pro-
vided for prize combined gun sportsman's
travelling trunk II being offered Tor the best pointer
puppy under twelve mouths old. Sam, owned by
Milo seagear, OF Boominsburg. N. Y. winner Of tho
entries. prize OF $50, class G., given for tho
best ter dog bred in tho United States from native
by charesS Keller, Washington D. when received
certificate OF commentator when class 20 was
passed upon For the best setter bitch OF any strain,
Same conditions US last. class H. single driving har-
ness was hung up Samuel Scranton black and white
start which obtanodsV. H. C. in class %, walked over
Tor the prize. Glass had as prize "A silver cup
iactured by Messrs. Tiffany Co., and presented By
T. O. dc LUXE, valued at 500. Tor the best English
Raymond's blue bolton Rhoderick Dbu tho
winner Mr.. Raymond's Young Laverack
English setter dog shown with two - Of his his
get The gentleman also captured the $50 prize
In class Tor the best English setter .Dttcn shown
with two OF her progeny, with hrs orange bolton
Fairy. the winner OF tho prize In class rs. Rhoda black
Louis Kennel Club, with Loo H., class NJ
prize being 500 Tor the best red or red and white set
tor bitch shown with Two OF her progeny George W.
Laudenberger Fort Washington, Pa, with three cou-
pies OF fox hounds. Rather ana Chimer. Hunter and
andy Tho
valued ut 500, presented by Ncssrs. Tiffany
a. Co. Tho Queens County Hunt Couples wero
bich or puppy, class =, there only Two entries
the prize being silver collar, chain and muzze,
Mass. secured It with the brown dog Boss,
winner OF the third prize in class /.
coated dog. bitch puppy, silver cup rom Tiffany
Co.'s or $50 cash. was awarded to lie Roy Colius,
Barry beating two Others. Frank .. Hoiins, New
York, with his liver and white spaniel Feather
won me silver cop IN class > SIX others competing
for the best fox terrier dog, bitch puppy, had
eral entries. the fortunate one proving TO be the
s dog GAmss'e, years II months old white,
ris, Barlow, N. Y. ". Fnnsh.we, Now York
the cup In Class U, for the best bull terrier dog
btch or puppy. Class provided Tor similar prize
or puppy. W. A. Haines, Jr.'s Snap II months
winner Of the FIRST prize class S. had walk over
40 class W. LOT mo pest pug. Dog, bltoh or puppy
Thompson's Lena. cream color, was the winner, beat
ing several others That Lena was considered best In
Ibis competition was looked upon with much salts
faction by those who wero acquainted with the
fact oil her being protested and thrown
smart looking ttlo fellow OF about summers called
Tor his prize awarded 10 Lena, class TO- aud a.
almost heart broken when he told that she h d
been ruled out because she vns only ten months old
Before no could desceud IRON tho platform whore the
p" hrs and NJ lad maaa
happy again. Tam O'Shanter, owned by I. W. Law
sou, Boston, Mass, won the solid silver collar, class
r. for the best collcy dog In Glass Y, Tor the
Japanese spaniel tho prize, soiid silver collar pre-.
scented by q T. j. Love- was awarded the pretty black
and white Prinnic, owned w Mrs. Charles T. Pratt.
Now York, and admired BY thousands during tho
show
MISCELLANEOUS,
The difficulty about the back and tan softer, Boy,
entered class 81 by W. +. Britain, New York,
was satisfactorily adjusted yesterday for tho tno
being, the gentleman cinimng him being gwen pos.
session by signing bonds to the amount OF $780, pend
ing the hnai settlement OF ownership
AT noon MIS- 1. W. stewards mported black and
white Japanese spaniel, Kobe, died In his stall Ho
was sick when brought to the garden, having been
landed IRON tho steamer only few days before, look
lug used up. Kobe won tho second prize 80,
aud his death caused The SPECIAL prize for the bcst
The only other pair offered OF the same sex
Tho managers Of the Westminster Kennel Club dts.
tributed prizes TO the amount OF 900 gold
during tho day. The cups aud medals viii DO pre-.
scented the owners Of winners this morning.
The rod softer Frank tho property OF John Il. J.
Granger. New York. was missed from his stall yes
tcrday afternoon and not altorward found. A re-
ward las been offered for his return.
Mr. August Belmont Jr., In offering the three
special prizes already noticed In the HERALD did 30
that his dogs which did not reach tho In tmc
70 be Judged In Their classes might be compared with
others Of tho Same breed Tho Irst prize silver
ankard valued al $50 tor tho oost fox terrier
brood ptch TO DO shown with two OF progeny There
wore three entries tor this, and Mr. Belmons white
and orange Nellie was considered the bcsL Tns sec
ond prize was silver medal. $l0 cash, TOR
the best Tor terrier dog puppy over three
under twelve months Five were entered
and Nr. Bclmonps black tan and white
I, II. hp hon Tla a trd
prize was silver medal, or $40. tor tho bcst fox
terrier bitch puppy, OVER three aud under twcvc
months Mr. Bclinopps BLACK, tan and white jun
SIX months, was the finest among the tour entered.
Tho result OF judging tho red and white settlers tor
tbs MEDALS offered ny the Kennel Cub resulted In
somo confusion. Only two OF tho four medals wcrp
awarded those beng won by tue follow ing Clips