New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14
WINNERS AT THE DOG SHOW.
CLOSE OF A SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITION.

OLODE We n DOCCEOOEO
AWARDS OF GENERAL AND SPECIAL PRlzEs-THE
MANAGERS PLEASED WITH THE REsULTs-RAF-
FLING FOR W. NJ. TILEsTON's DOGS.
The Fourth Annual New-YOrk Bench Show
Of Dogs. Given under the auspices OF the Westminster
Kennel Cub In Madison Square Garden closed last
night. Yesterday afternoon the attendance fair,
large proportion Of the visitors being ladies'; in the
evening the Garden was crowded, even more people
being present than the previous evening
Among those present were ex-LeutenantGovernor
Dorsheimer Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland. Mrs. WaRsta Mrs.
Webb, Mrs. Beckwh, Oliver IscliD Butler Wright and
p. T. Barnum. Judgment rendered upon classes
A So 81 55. So to CO. 62 to Ca CT to 69-al Of
these numbers inclusive, and "a and 75 besides the
special classes, numbered alphabetically, from to l,
inclusive.
Owing 20 their long and close confinement, many of
the animals disposed TO be vcIOus and not few
of the kennels were marked " dangerous" AS yong
passing the cocker field spanels. one OF
them named Jac in kennel No. 1877 sprang out as far
ITS chain would allow and seized his arm. biting II
considerably and tearing the coat sleeve great deal.
The young man, who was somewhat alarmed, FASTENED
to a drug store, where the wound was cauteriZd. With
this exception the show was FREQ from any accident
whatever so far cOIld DO ascertlned. The process
sion OF all tho dogs around the Garden was omitted
partly on account OF the large crowd and
DO transacted before the hour for closing
There were many Interesting scenes in the evening
when the prizes delivered to the successful
petitors, and after the show when the major
ily Of the bowling dogs were taken from the build
ing. Most OF the dogs seemed thankful to get
into fresh air and comparative freedom again, aud mani
fcsed their pleasure by waggng their tails and appre
ciative little yelps "The exhibition has paid, fnan
chilly" said OF its officers 10 a TRIBUNE reporter
spite OF fears account OF the condemnation Of
tie Garden The Kennel Club has not been made wealthy
by IT, anything of that kind. but II has considerably
more than paid expenses" After everything
OF prominent exhibitors and the judges parook Of
banquet AT the Hotel brunswick
THE AWARDS OF PRIZES.
Bull Terriers Dogs and BITCHES. The first prize, 49,
was taken by TarQuin, white dog, valued at $1,000
winner Of 100 prizes aad - special cups. belonging TO
Sir William Werner OF London The second prize, $10
was given TO supcrbus, the OF Tarquin, another
white dog valued 81 ,OOO belonging to the owner
Of Tarquln. Tho third prize, a silver medal.
was awarded to Victor belonging to Mrs. g. Wills, OF
this city. V. H. C. given 10 Zulu, owned by John
Wills and SallusO owned by Frederick GCbhard, Of this
city. II. c. was gwen Butcher belonging to ". r. H.
Pegasus. owned by J.. F. Martin, OF THIS ci!y.
Bull Terri"r Puppies: The silver medal for the best
Pucs: Dogs. Dick, fwn-colored dog belong
he The first przc sl5; Rolerl.k, an imported dog
belonging TO Miss Adelaide DetchOn. of Bos
medal for the third prizc was taken by Prince golden
iawn. winch took The second premium at the Royal
prize at the last Baltimore show.
Pug: Bitches The nrSt prize, S15. was taken by
second prize, So by Tiny, belonging to Miss Gracle
Edwards, o. lIis city; and the third plize silver
this clty V. H. &. was gwen to Peggy, belonging to
PnF pupp,es: Dog and bitches Pups exhibited by
Henry l.. Dagcet, jr OF Boston Mass, took the prize
for tho nrs sycr medal PeS's belonging oG ,,t to
H.. belonging to Henry L. Ddggrtt, took H. c.
DAndle Dnuiunt Trrners: Dogs and bitches. For the
h,at "A r-cOlOFPl dog, and Needle, mustard
colorrd brbngng 10 Robert Hume, Eastville, Va.
spccrvry took the first and second premiums, Sl5 and
Yorkshire Terriers blue and tan. over Ave pounds
DOES or biichc,. Willie. pclonrnT 10 Thomas Kahaher.
t. ". Collins. ~ this cy. r'cevrd tue second prize
$40. aud the silver medal Tor me mira bet was taken
6y lhulnas Kaahers Roger II. G. was given 10 Ben,
owned 10y John Marriott, OF this city, and G. was
awarded TO lirght brion,lng to IAOnas halAher.
Yorkshire terriers blue and tan, not exc 'cdlng i've
Mound, Dogs aud bitches. The first aud second prizes,
SO aud $40, wrIo taken respectively ny Behnle ana
Minnie. owned by ThOmns kmlahc, aud tue thrd prize,
u silver mrda. Was tak,n by Cn1mpon, owned by
stephen Muvcy. Of this city H. g. WAS given to Kitty
beon sng to John Marriott, and Rex belonging to 81 s.
browning. bu.h Of New York.
The last class In regular book to be JUDGED the
misc' lunrous or 'rcgn Glars dogs or bitches. Inc
go oied importc Danl-h boar hound. beongng to H.
Du- Of ti, city hc second prlZc SO, was taken by
iirst prize In the Berlin Dog show, June, 1879
the pr pcriy Of James Troy, OF Bro0kHn; The third
bitch winner first prizes nt BRISTOL nnd Southport
the second pzo at Bulltn ana t1irH Pre- at Dublin,
O"u'H y! -, hro,,,, ana ,yhitn inronrsc snantri
ho, I'm" n +" ohn Grnze Of tins clty took the fourth
prizc silver medal, and the NTH prize, another silver
medal given to SCHWARTZ "a BLACK Caniche
Hard. OF this CITY. V. H. &. awarded to
Lzzic brown and white Japanese spaniel. belonging
noodle. brlunrIng to w. K,nu Of Williamsburg; Leo,
n hail St. Brrnari and hall Newfoundland, belonging 10
\ L. Gardiner NYack Flora, Canche poodle. valued
hrinde Dan sh dog weighing LOG pounds whose grand
SIRE WIS Furat BismarcE," owled by Carl. Baron Won
Jena ut tins citN H. &. gwen 10 Sdltan, black
aud white dog belonging To C. BucRhcster OF this city
Jess, slvcr-gTny, owned by Thomas Clifford, Of this
city, took Tie first prizc So and Scamp hlue-backed
Babylon l.. l.. tOok ,he second prize, silver medal
= upon z e FALL setter 9s%E dor 70 SaeHTG
ingy extra hrst Priz'' $50, was awarded
90 f Folt9moaa N'i'HsS which N1 f@r%oTy
given tecOnd premium " spy belonging
second premium $40 instead Of the third. Flint,
belonging to W. A. str0ther, Of Lynchburg Va, was
given third premium, SILVER medal, instead Oi V. H. C.
Tue original prize is retained by Byron, owned by
John Davidson, OF Monroe, Mich
SPECIAL PRIZES.
The special prizes offered were awarded ms fOllOwsi
Class A-For tho bat collection OF dogs owned and
exhibited by one person, kennel or club, quality aid
quantity 10 bo considered elegant silver taukaId. val
ucd al $780, presented by Bartcns & Rice, of No 20
John-st., thls city, was awarded TO A. H. Moore OF
No. I,7l1 sprmgGarden-st.. Philadelphia, who
exhibited Stella. II liver and white pointer bitch,
valued at 50 600; Rose lemon and white pointer bitch,
valued At $1,000; LA Guy, liver and white pointer
Dog valued at $1,000; Countess aug liver and WHITE
unIer bltch valued At ri 900 Duke Of Beaufort, u
black white nud tan imported EnglSn setter dog. val
urd ut 81 900; RodGrick, uch, white and tan OF the
black. white and tan Of The Same class, valued
Wortcd English settler bitch. valued at $1,000; Lass
OiOwrr, blue bolton OF The same class. valued at
~ 900; Iiuth lemon aud white bitch valued 81 ~ zoos
Rob "A black Rnd tan setter dog, valued nc $4,000 Lady
RIuid, black and setter bitch, valued NJ %l,OOO
| I(rrklry n champion red IRISH setter dog, valued mt
| $40 600: Duck, a champion red Irkh setter bitcby
valued Al 50 900, and Charlie liver aud whlo HELD
an mel valued at 81 900. There great applause
fGrm Inc prze was awarded, as these dogs had many
| admirers. . ,-.-- - - 49,, ...-o. .
SILVER emp manufactured by Tiffany Co. aud gwen by