New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
BERNI[ARDT BUYS 4 DOG.
CLOSE OF A SUCCESSFUL BENCH SHOW

VISITORS ON THE LAST DAY-THE DRESS
pARADE-sIE DELIVERIES RECEPTIONS.
To everybody, regret the dog show came to an
abrupt end AT 10 O'Clock last night. II ha, been a
great and successful exhibition and the thanks Of the
public are due II Thomas II. Terry and James Mortimer
The management without a flaw. The Judging
was generally acceptable The attendance was salts
factory. Take it all in all such 4 show has never
been seen in this country.
Among the visitors in the afternoon and
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Mr. and Mrs. I0riand. Mrs. Frederick Nelson, Mr..
and Mrs. Brad,h johnson. Richard Peters. Nj. and
Mrs.. John Jacob Astor Mr. and Mr.. August Eel
mont, Mrs. Baldwin, Nr. and Mr.. i. y. Deluxe Mr..
and Mis-. Child. J. Coleman Drlyton. Mr.. and Mls.
Prescott Lawrence. MIR. and Mrs. llayton ives, Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick lalscy. M-, Aymar. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Pierre Lorillard. jr., Amos French, Mr.. Hlacquo,
Nr. and Mrs. Adolph Ladcnburg, Thoma, Hitchcock,
Mr. and Mrs John liaddcn. C. G.. Peters Dr. and Mrs.
Derby James swami. Sarah Bcnhardt. General cut
ting Mr. and Mrs. John llocy. MIR. and Mr., Roosevelt
Mir. and Mrs. L. C. Cornell, MIR. and Mr.. y. duane Colo
mel and Nl> j. T.. Tlaycr, John Cldwaiiadcr. cNCol-
lcctOr Of the Port of Philadelphia Chaunccy tlydJonc'
Nr ana Ms. Livingston. Mr.. colt. Mr. and M Kent.
Nh. \. G. WilmcrIing. Judge Randolph MARITIME,
Percy {. OH. Judge McAdam, Judge Duly judge
Diver II. Waite? Webb, lie Grand y. Cannon, Mr.
and Mrs. T. H. Terry. James Mortimer Frederick lIooy.
c. H. Cromwell, Mr.. and Mr.. Reginald Rive. Mr.
and Miss Gushing and j. ttacom.
sarah Rcgnhaidt cnyclopci in scal>hn, entered the
Garden at o'clock escorted by Nh Cotung, and
made the grand circuit. \ gaping thtone
followed her at respectful distance. she
walked rapidly from bcnoh to bench pdu,ne
but seldom % stroke the n-3u Of a II. Bernard. OF
collie, terrier The Yorkshire terrier, attracted
her particular attention. but she passed by al the prize
winners, never stopping till she came 10 star. ten
yearoh pet owned and exhibited hy Nr,. +. Sem.
I,.i,ir lint q.
Bcmhardt conveyed 10 Mr.. semi through SIR Cottae
the idea that she liked him and intended g have him
Mr.. Getting, interpret r. Informed her that the p1co
was 500. which she thought mere baga'clc. 30
MIR, Sem instructed TO send star forthwith TO the
Hoffman House t. Madame Bernhar!t's apArtn, ut So
star was bred by !. Turpty. and J., ly Peter. Out 3
Violet When Madame Bcrnladt left th' Garden ai
3 O'Clock she left void behind her. and for 81 @
hours the inquiry was: d" Did You SaIai17 Tto.o
who did not unable 10 console thcm.clvcs
Nj The afternoon and evening the bis lmphith. fro
was brilliant with handsome women and superb 'l
cites. Professor TlIkers trained dog, ri'e f.'i
inec in addition TO their regular nightly perform.
after which the do, exhibition vcro pcru.. e. %.
the rny and &, dIe-s parade. The era 70 o.
Mclac permitted dininUt'c dacAs'nuio 10 OH" Of
to hi, chain, which made ihe ntti. creature y.y l..U'
The contrast was ludicrous "a Meac dnt-d AH
through the sdwdu>t The prize collie DO. Ina Dandy.
played and fIOickcd with all the crowd. from o.
ma,tiG down 10 the black and tan terrier. ana when
invited 10 do -, spraug backward into ai, masters
arms and nestled there. \ lounc hun uui'r who
he'd better ,.u-c. made friends wiz! tan; Ho.rN
and The two rcfu - 10 De separated. Sir E'dlNcfc.
when released in the ring began chasing 70 lu,-F lpE
terrier That would have made for him about OF" F'''
mouihfu. Til, seemed thc oulg Amusement That 81"
great st. Bernard wanted. Catching Tie t.1icr once
ia the corner under chlr lc tapped IL -"uly Win
hi5 paw. ,cadng it half acro,, the ling.
Sir Eedivclc', reception Of tie puil'- attention