New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26
AT THE BIG DOG SHOW.
.DEPORTMENT OF ~PRIZEWINNERSJ
some OF TIE MANY PEorAL
AWARDS.

tho Iorors that a bulldog can win in TINS World anu
moreover. having been decorated with the ha'e oue'
M nostled serenely under the fag OF the university
,hovo watch's head was tackled a placard on which
-. "a, letters appeared the information that ne Is
.xi,r Of st. IiernarGs." Sir Bedivere, however,
seemcd the greatest attraction OF the two MS VIs'o'S
heinc en- numerous that it was well nigh Impossible
ImnossibIe 10 get near his pink and blue apartment
.old slob.s otherwise the Bear a Grahd No'ihS
unod hi, paw as Iazily as usual. Mrs. cutler
ioytcd an artist TO sketch her tiny Yorkshire terrier.
oueen. in the act Of peeping out Of "A satin-lined OaN-
~. Tash maid no attention whatever 10 his blue
ribbon.
The spanicls were promoted from the basement 70
the main noOr in the morning, and they deserved II"
Tho bulldogs were fed at > p. m. Inc poIar Dear
looked as white and unhappy as ever ieihS u VI
Mace among his own breed. The Great Danes mado
friends with everybody and ate up nobody. lhe'o
ran be no doubt that among the favoritea in The 10Y
,Iossos tho four little japanese spaniels, the property
,s Nrs Fuccne Clarke, have been exceedingly popu-
lar and have attracted almost unlimited attention anu
admiration. H.
The house. or rather palace, in which they 1--we l. III
itself a subject Of unusual comment, ana serNcS ~ WV"
of the beauty Of these little creatures 10 great ~,
vantage. Mrs. Clarke's dogs have always Ia" d sV"'
renntation for the purity Of their breed. as well as 1or
their handsome appearance, which Is borne OUT pS '""
taking four out Of five prizes al this sho"' !" I"'
their reputation has travelled across 'e s'''' """ "
short time ago a commission came from farls u P"'
chase one Of them at any price for a leader oil la'ho"
,n +he CITY If Light So many people are anxious TO
noesess these quaint little fellows that Mrs 'ldrho
would very soon he without any Of her pets put hI
motto is: Far above rubieS or pearls are INC Jap"
ncsc spanicls ! own
resides the fashionable people of the city, Tuxedo ana
thc South shore Of Long Island were wei rePie>e""u
az the show Yesterday and last night. These are some
of the persons seen in the ehuIess Pio0"0' '
,.,.cbod aroupd The benches:
Mr.. and Mrs. william {. Whitney, Mr.. and MIS- NuEus'
Belmont. Pierre Lorilard' IT, La rwIrnG Mr..
rtt. A.. NJ. Palmer, j. D. "mnu, Mrs
& NJ Charles l.. Hone. Mr.. and MIS-
y =, po,crs Mr. and Mrs. Il. ii, Williams, Mr.. ana MIS-
~ n n. Iuzc. Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Wharton Wa'r' -
smith. Colonel Varnum, cX-Congressma" CI'""Vn,
Tiffany. j. s. Holln-hcad, j. o. Do'hcI' ms ~.am
NJ, and Mrs. J. PciFont Morgan
"a. Relmont purdy. Mr.. and Ms. Adoiph Lauei'
lurr. Miss Estenez. George Pollock George Dcr ' Ts
rooipold TJycs. +. +. Hitchcock, Thomas H. 80, 49,
man Oelrlchs. Warham whitney Oolo'c' |U" Child
mitchell Harrison. J. II. WinNlow' W IL nv
NJ, and Mrs Farley Clark, William c. Sanford T. "HI'Iu
Eobv. Clarence %Iathbone, Mr. and MIS-. sluh'Y Drar
Finley. II. ID. Hyde, Sidney Dillon Ponce
MlacLean. w. rutherford. f. d. Morgan - Croo
Nv. and Mrs. Charles G.. FIancklyn, Mr.. ana MH' "cor~'
rroc,nau. ir. Cottinger Dorsey. G.. y. Carnochah' io
land Redmond. Il. Redmond, IL. T. "ausWol'n, U~
Vanderbilt. Theodore ~. lavemeyer' I'ooeFU 'V''
G. Beresford, Thomas A. Howard Albert blcr'NuN
q. Nuss Ainoit, Mr.. and Mrs. George "ouiu' W.
cockr,n Jenkins Van Schaick. +. {. Stlfges' MI "N
Mrs. +. Il. Underhil, Mr.. and Mrs walker Dr. n "i'
II <. Nicholas, II. b. Hollands, Mr.. ana ME- i%u
Johnson, IT,. w. II. DhlenGerher' Ooun' $50 M-
T,c,r.on. Temple Prime, DR.. w. H. fISof, Mrs.
- pohom.Clinton, Rawlings Cottcnet' IL H. HcID'i
Nil s,We Hareous, Miss Fannie Remsen' Mrs' DIuV
I.mav. Mrs. William II. Osgooi' MIS- W y
NJ and Mrs {. Albert Stevens. Mrs. FfuercA Es"r'
MI and Mrs. Prescott Lawrence, MI anu MIS-, l.
no,,or the Misses Havcmcyer, I. >. 1al'f' '' NV
Mr.. Robert sedcwick, Frederick Che'eoofouSh' Lon m"
Iacoh. "Arcliep P,n. Mrs. Louis FlII2ci'u' "N'
Lynch. Sir TodoricA Cameron the MSN,' '"I Ihn
W. and Mrs. Frederick IIalsoy. Mr.. and Ms Jonn
uIa.doood i. Lee Taller, Mrs. John hoeF' '"i'
:. Wis. Mis- Bertha Perry, Mrs. william W
C.arlc, Rockwell. the Misses Rockwell Mf an VI,
clarence Collins, Mrs. George L. De Forest JUN go
~. ro.,., Mr.. and My. EDWARD Il. Merritt, james houo'
uampder Robb, Alexander llad1en' MI Su w.
charles Beckwith Ashmorc. Of London uorhenS - -
,s,hrl Ashmore. Of Now.York +. II. BuiAley' IT, MT
William G.. Dinsrcrc, Miss uinsmofe' I"u' - 1
Ldward Manicc and Miss Carrie Fraser
The Pointer Club of America met IN the AFTERNOON
and elected Charles Heath, of Newark " De- pres
dent: John ;. Wise, vice president ana uoorHo W.
La Rue, secretary and treasurer
The American Irish setter Club electcu "lllam H.
Child, president DR.. Enroe, Vlce-Pitslueli' ~ W.
Davis, secretary and treasurer
The American spaniel Club elected A. [ NiHieruhS'
president James Watson. vice president for the Ea.t'
l. +. Whitman, vice president for the west I. NJ
Nelles. vice president for Canada; II. J.. hea7OeN' sec-
rctary: +. NJ. Oldham. treasurer.
\ The Collie Club met and Adjourned tl to-uaN.
AWARDS OF SPECIAL PRIZES.
= u,sTIFFS-2. Taunton gold challenge medal value
$50. for the best American bred maslii under years
lauuon's own Daughter.
. The club', silver challenge cup, value Sloo' lot
,o Ic.t american bred dog or bitch-Duchess.
Tho clubs silver challenge cup value Sloo' ior 'he
best ma,tiG dog, the property Of a member oi ue ~ NJ =
-Ifold Chancellor.
,.., ma.tir bitch. the property Of a member Of the A. NJ.
C-Ltdy Colcu-. ILL.,
cup for the best in all classes (opah 10 hemo'' q ''
u. T.. NJ. c. We Prince
X,.e-Tbe Westminster challenge cup, value $500 foI
the hes, Cog or bitch, under 3 Yeas. owned by a member
Of the \. NJ. C., to be awarded to-day o,.
D~IERHOUNDS: l. The National Dccrhouhu 'luo
soid silver medal for the best doS-Chlcitaih.
=. same. for best litch-Wanda.
. r.st c>hibit Of four decrhourds-J. +. Thayor.
GET1 HOUNDS: I. The National "reyhouhd CluO
solid silver medal for the best doS-Bai"is'
=. same, for best b~itch-harmohy'
3. Best exhibit Of four greyhounds-White OAK hehhes
FoXuoCNDS: l.. Best exhibit OF four American ioA
hounds-Cook Kennels.
=. Ecst exhibit Of four ioNhOuhus ehOe'ed "N ""' ~
one cxhibitor-CoOk Kennels.
poIy IrHS: l. Pointer Club Of Americas prize Of 81;
for the best dog In open classos-tdaph.
=. sam, clubs So PRIZE Tor inc cS1 o'0"' III 0o'
c~lasses-WOotOn Game.
3. Members 500 prize for the best pointer WIN a hi'
trial recOiC-Dukc of Ecsscil.
4 Best exhibit q four pointcrs-IIempstcad Farm
kennels.
ENGLISH Settlers l.. Members $50 prize ior th'
best exhibit Of fcur English settlers with field trial record
divided between J.. NJ. Avcnt and Blue Ridge kennels
=. Members $50 prize for the bcst English setter viii
4 field trial rccoIG-Chcinnatus
3. Members S25 prize for the best English setter-CIn
cinnatus.
A English Setter Clubs silver medal for the best bite.
and TWO Of her produce. prize to 90 to the binh-Donna
). English setter Clubs silver medal for the best doc
with two Of his get. prize 10 60 to the dof-ltoderiso.
i. English Setter Club, silver medal Tor the breeder
81 the best three dogs or bitchcs-Mempnis and Avcnt
kennels.
:. English Setter Clubs silver medal for the best dos
or bitch with public Held trial rccord-Cincinnatu>
8. Clubs go prize for best exhibit Of four dogs Of
bitches. NJ. AVent.
o. American Field English Setter Cup. value 800, offered
BY y. Rowe. for the lest English setter in the show
Cncinnatus.