New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
BEVERLY NFGCS.


Nearly every steamer arriving for the last two
months has brought more dog, which viii
be seen for the first time in America at this dog show
The already long list of excellent Il demands which
will be shown has been increased b. the arrival OF
the steamers RlInic and iIindoo. February j.
consigned TO Colonel Rupert Lady Gladwln Is "a
rough coated St. Bernard purchased from Mr. Booth OF
Hull she is a daughter OF the Great Prince Regent
and sister to the Marquis Of Elpou. The other is the
Baroness Cardiff, dam OF the noted Young Bute and
Sir Hereward John f. Tbalcr has recently received
a famous fox terrier which he has imported FOR
his bench show. number of bulldogs are also
among the recent imp itatlonS.
About 100 spanicls viii he shown under the Amcrl-
Spaniel cub claS~hcation and ih: PRECEDENT of
the club, \. Clinton Wilmerding. viii judge them AL
field cocker. liver cOch"r. rel cocker CLIMBER and
Ilsh water spanlcs. Through the medium Of this
club there are offered thriyonc special prize, includ
ing three cups valued at 800 each, and one trophy.
The regular list Of premiums make, provision for
seventeen classes. Rowland 7. Kea bey's Beverley
NeCus field spaniel, winner u the 800 Challenge cup
in 1891, Ia, received nothing but praise wherever
shown. Beverley Ncgus is the winner Of six first
prizes and several specials. From this same kennel
there will be Bradford Ruby, winner Of three cha
lenge prizes: Bean, winner OF several prizes Fancy
and Miss Bend dOr.
Mr.. Wilmerding will show a number Of his spaniels,
not for competition. however. a. Laidaw. II. H.
Eggleston. the Clumbcl Kennels. the Brant Cocker
Kennels, tia Lake chOe Kennels A. Bell of Toronto
and the Woodland Kennels all breeders OF spanicls
Of the various types. American and Canadian
breeders differ to the type Of head o! the cocker
and field spaniel but the scale Of points in which the
head counts 10 out Of hundred adopted by
the American Spaniel cub viii undoubtedly ruiz"
The clumber spaniel will be judged by the standard
used in the famous kennel OF the Duke OF Newcastle
In the cocker spaniel class Cherry boy, ADAM
GOthamite Lady ObO, and Puzzle mas be looked upon
rs sure to win some OF the prizes.
Eighteen Yorkshire terrier, with long silky hail.
longer in many cases than the dogs are high will
compete for prizes To the amount OF 500 They are
tCudOr pets and require considerable attention. The
larger percentage of these dogs viii be ladies' pe :
rather than champions OF the bench although Their,
will be a number OF prize-wnneI, I'm the ring when
the classes are judged.
All tie Scotch colony will be interested IN the cOlles.
Of which there will be number OF noted dogs As the.
shepherds helper he Is usfu well rs conpan uable
The Chestnut Hi Kennels had largo ut Of coies Al
the exhibition here in 1891. Dr.. Malcolm Mclean OF
this city. has some cOes. and the lempstcad Farm.
Kennels have iempStcad Zulu. Other collie kennels
from which good LOT Of dogs may be expected are.
the Seminole. and the Lothian Kennels Of Stcppoy
Conn. McEwen and Gibson Of Ontario are al.n en-
thisasc breeders Of the collie. Christopher is the.
highest priced collie living ard considered the most
perfect specimen ever bred. This will be the hrs; ap-
pearance of Christopher in America. Flury III /, n
lie in America. GOyn Dolle as "A puppy won six
prizes. Beside these the Chesmgt Iiin Kennel, VIII
show pure white collie with black ana tan head This
dog ia babrOihcr 10 the white collie which Queen
Victoria prizes highly The Seminole Kennels Will
have Roslyn Dandy, Metclloy surprise sco'lIla ".
Eoslyn Primrose. Roslyn Conway. and Mctohcy scot,
Rosyn Dandy Is fine AmcIicIH-iied dOs TIE
Seminole and Chestnut l Kennel, 1t will be seen.
will each have large entry list and between them
will probably take tie Collie Club Trophy" silver
tup valued at $500 and the President cup valued
AT 5000 The regular pize list for colllcs is an at
trsctve one.
II Is interesting to note that Chri 0pher', record IN
Scotch and English shows is sixteen first prizes. ten
ems and two specials. Ia tie twelfth Collie Derby In
Isss there were severity nominations and in Liverpool
in 1889 there were 2I3 conie entries. lie took first
place at both shows, and also nj CIus great show at
Isliugton in 1891 His get also have lad remarkable
success on the cnch, for at the Ayr Slow in scotland
IN the summer of 1850 ont OF 253 entries his pro
ceny accounted for twenty prizes and three specials
Melbourne Charlie. who will be shown with him. IS
sable and white dog OF good Size and splendid clarac
ter He took eight first prizes In England IN lo0O
besides eight frsts and nine specials ut the Collie
Club show in Birmingham, England.
Dreda Bill is a well known Irish terrier with goO1
hard red coat and plenty Of game In MS character
lie is five years old and weighs twcnty-0nc iOhid,.
Io has made the circuit OF the leading SHOWS ana ms
come ont with credit Among other winnings. IS tho
Challenge Cup. at Dublin. Valley Boxer. Adventures
and Rou NAV be expected to give god account OF
themselves. Champion Dioh wiv,ller i tn. win
ner OF thiry-two first and special prizes. having met
and defeated many OF the NEST prominent irish set
ters now living In Aner.ca. Nashngtons Kildare
Kennels OF Pittsburg. owns This fine dog Other we'll
known dogs Of this kcuncl have been sold 20 the Gen
more and Oak Grove Kennels. There VIII be at least