New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-27
CLOSE OF THE DOG SHOW
BIG CROWDS ATTEND TT TO THE LAST.
AN UNUSUALLY SUCCESSFUL ExHIBIT-PRlzh
MONEY! DISTRIBJTED.

AN UNUSUALLY SUCCESSFUL EXHlBlT-PKl%h
MONEY DISTRIBUTED.
The fourth and last day of the dos show opened at
o'clock Yesterday morning with the usual attendance
Of early corners TO the dogs fed There was aiso
an occasional business who dropped in for nan
hour on his way downtown. And not a few gIalu
mothers were there who had promised the children
view n, the dogs a, q reward for good conduct The
same or an equally fashionable throng crowded lt'
way through the doors in a continuous stream from
baltnast O'Clock to O'Clock, and then returned
again at o'clock take its last gaze at the dogs lo'
the season. There were present in the afternoon ana
evening Mr. and Mrs Adolf LadenburS Mr. ana MIS-
Charles Carroll. Mrs. Arthur Randolph, MIS- W. u
whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. william Duer, MISS Duei' MI
and Mrs. A. NJ. Dodge, Mr.. and Ms W. a. hdles' MI
Amy Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Prescott Lawrence MI anu
Mrs w. Il. Trayers, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. bo'tw'oh'
John Drew Colonel and Mrs. De Lahcey hano'
DR. and Mrs j. c. Woodbury.. ii. De COurcey Forbes
Miss ANY Bend Miss Kitty sands. j. l.. BarciaS' MI
and Mrs Cooper Hewitt ii. NJ. Jones, MIS- hc'ihr"
LounsbeIy. Mr. and Mrs. 5. BettlAl MIS- r. a. ""o'
Miss Wickes, the Misses Coufert, MI ana NhS' +. "
Sturgis Mr. aud Mrs. Frederic Bronson MI anu vi D.
". A. B1oodgood j. G. Furman, F. V. r. Crosby koo
ert Hone Cecil Landae. Montgomery strong Dc aus
worth Richie Mr. and Mrs John Alexandra, IT, l.
Potter Mrs Burke Roche, Hamilton Cary, the Misses
Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. +. YZnaga, MIS- "lihani "ou
dard Miss Goddard Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Dodge t. H.
nrLkcley and Mcleod Cameron.
Romeo q King Charles spaniel, was placarded as tie
proud possessor Of the shortest nose In the woriu'
and his prysiognomy is positively hideous, for the
r.ason that this statement is probably true lie won
first prize however his appearance or royal blood
At O'Clock Henry b. Cromwell, the treasurer
began paying the prizes and in hall an hour mao pau
ont 81 500 TO the fortunate owners OF p1ze-"heiS'
The raising of the standard of the show In every way
has certainly been appreciated by the public VINO nave
given ample proof Of their pleasure In Tie way coi
fort and convenience have been secured TO them Dy
Tho managers At 10 O'Clock last night the great
show was over and keepers Immediately began 10
box I'D the exhibits for shipment. some OF inc uoss
will be sent home but the most OF them so 10 fhha
delpha for the show there.
Al o'clock there another parade OF the prize
winners in the ring in about the same order as on the
preceding day. Each group OF prize animals was
photographed before it went out OF the ring All the
bulldogs stood lid surdily and looked their fercest,
Int a number of Gordon settlers modesty Law down
and covered I'D their faces with both paws. some OF
,{e OTTER dogs insisted on turning their bachs ana
looking coy while the photographer was ehueaNoills
10 catch them all quiet at the same time. Professor
Hampton's entertainment followed the parade Among
this troupe OF performing dogs were NICK ana Memo
two English greyhounds. who made some tpng ana
difficult leaps Abe, the black Labrador dog, was
zealous to show what he could do. and Bench, a
poodle. Max terrier. besides Waiting ana re-
yersing turned back SOmersautS with great ceNercss'
Czarina is a black poodle Of the open class who has
won first place for three years at New-fork. one
more prize and she viii be in the challenge class.
She is the only poodle dog Of any kind In the SNOW
that wore bracelets pair Of hammered silver brace
lets had been put her knees. All the other
poodles were simply green with envy. In bench No.
735 was the ugly face Of Stanley, 43pound bulldog
who won first prize. He was shut In by an extra
screen bearing the placard Dangerous" one OF 'he
Epcish settlers was confined in the same way, but
tlis was to induce him to lie on his bench Instead OF
the floor OF the Garden. Pritty Is certainly mis-
leading name for u white bulldog with one brinde eye
and two ugly-lookng fangs protrudng from his mouth
There were two little Yorkshire terriers with long
silky coats carefully parted in the middle named Daisy
and Nellie. 49, ,,...
OF course there rush to see Miss WiIetths
Dafodil. alias JeSsy. but cage No. Loss was vacant,
for the King Charles spaniel in question was down al
the TOmbs, repOsing in basket on justice Duny
desk whittier Mrs Bertha ROthschid had carried her
III obedience to summons. o. c,, ..
Mrs j. NJ. Nicholson sold Mount Sion sylvia, 81:
Bernard puppy, 10 Clinton j. Edgerly for Sloo ana
Cherry stone, Irish setter puppy was purchased
from the Redstone Kennels by John ID. CrimWins.
The receipts OF the four days exhibition were
$4,000 according to estimate of the treasurer OF
The Westminster Kennel Club.