New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-26
THE DOG SHOW NEARLYOVER
BIGGER CROWDS EXPECTED TO-DAY.

| GRAMME-PARADE OF THE PRZE-WINNERs'
There IS no time like the morning 10 the dogs, if
that is what one goes to the dog show for. However,
| one wants TO see the gay crowd and handsomely
| dressed women, from O'Clock to 10 O'Clock IS the
time when they most frequent Madison Square Garden
! to see and be seen.
Patrol "A great st. Bernard, took his breakfast yes
| terday morning which consisted OF SIX raw eggs
broken into his mouth by keeper, and three pounds
| OF meat before a delighted audience. lie evidently
| relishes the eggs. Cadmus is white ST. Bernard
| puppy with black ears and a benevolent expression
Lotharo Is tawny roughcOated dog, with an equally
| benevolent appearance but Daniel Demaray OF NO.
3I2 East Fifty third needless Of the warning Don't
Handle the Dogs caressed this Lothario beyond en-
durance and was through the hand. The wound
| BLEED proflsely and the man went home to have IL
| cautcrized by a ply scian. Marc Antony, who had
| won second prize was decorated early In the day
With gaudy red satin ribbon by ono OF his female al
mirers. This proceeding regarded by the dog as
great bore. but he endured it quietly. The recently
| imported Baroness Cardiff the dam Of Young Butte
| and Sir Hercward, had about two pounds OF wmte
hair conbed out Of her coat by her keeper in the pres
ence Of "a dozen curious early corners. Lord Melro,e
and Donald are two magnificent st. Bernaris with
| fine intelligent faces.
| OF all the mastiifs Linden Princess Is the Only
| pronounced blonde Her muzzle Is perfect pink, In
striking contrast TO her back-muzzled competitors
Inglcside Macmillan Is o inc large mnsn shown pS
/ W.
| John Connollys Major has a muzze like greyhound
| long and thin. But J. L. Wnchelps Beaufort's Black
Prince is the king OF stiifs only seventeen months
| old and weighs 187 pounds. His great muscular
shoulders attract the attention OF all who pass near
| him. His winnings at this show aggregate ESQ nVe
| specials" and first prize This includes the ou
English Mnstin forty guinea challenge cup, the
Westminster challenge cup valued at 1900 the Taunton
| gold medal, and challenge cups worth S2oo vi
| tho ten special mastif pnzeS, three were wlthheo
| and six taken by the Black Prince
Vannes eight Japanese spaniels took three prizes
| and two AZ IL. C.'s" They all benehcd III brass
cages by pairs Jack the Ripper Is black bloodhound
with a tawny muzzls lie Is not fierce boxing animal
! The great Danes are all shades Of brinde, black
black and white, smoked pearl and mouse coor'
Trs IL is "A let black and Pedro is a pale brndie.
Thcsa, a great Dane, taken homo SICK having
| been his by a wagon before she came to the SHOW
Leeklor has the Characteristic long thln muz1e VI
| the Russian wofhOund and head twelve or thirteen
| inches long some OF the faces m these wolfhOuiHs
are too kind great courage they are supposei
to possess but their long gaunt bodies are evidence
enough Of the wonderful speed necessary TO eaten
wolf on tile barren stcRpes Of Siberia Argos h'e'
not been yet as he was sent by the D"c''es' Va
Newcastle on London instead OF Liverpool steamer
II no arrives good condition he VIII be ON ehoiuoh
| to-day The shaggy, homely decrhounds are an
athletic looking lot OF ANIMALS lhey are III '"''o"'
| shades OF yellow and gray.
A. q o,rIc,k there was a parade OF the prize
winners IN the 1ng The ring filed the hrst time
with tho stately St Bernards and masuhs' lhe ncA'
,rocession wa, composed Of the great Danes, blood
| hound. Russian wUfOuuds and d"crh0uds' "TrH-
hounds English settlers bulldogs ana pointers came third
IN order Iish seucrs. Gordon settlers, ioXhonha' ana
o,e were fourth and the spaniels foXterriers ana
long line Of other breeds followed them Into the ring
when the parade began there we're $500 people IN the
Gar,,en and th, number had Increased 10 nearly f''oo
| when Professor inmpon's trdInei d"Es pc-"h "''
,,o,rt,g n.rf,1nance. Two cats Jackson and
sullivan. -tO,h upon table and boNed thee rVu'e' ~
-,e Maraui, 81 Queensberry style Finally the Dihch
-, v,,s knocked oil the table IN disgrace ending the
| combat The spectators greatly amused BY tte
| antics Of the trained dogs. white poodie ""'@o"
around the ring VITA black one nh'i oo' ieh 'o'''
| .,ba,sti m The increased attendance AT t"'cc ',,o
| admission price 81 last year proves th' TIE p'""e
| .ppr.tatos The efforts Of Thomas II. Terry James
,,,,o mud ,h,r. u, bring together only dogs OF real
mrri, The b.cldng too. is worthy OF note IL Is 80
easy a. find any dog.
Yorkshire terrier rwig winner Of third prize, was
sold for 300 and Egmont, rUlgicoated ~ bcrhiu
puppy. winner Of the second prize for s2oo IN .he
| moru,nv Dunrobin Duncan a decrhound In the open
clss. came into the fng with bitch Tag Oh suu was
sen, out bat y, teIday the Judge gave MIN III eA""
| third pile. ,
| The st Bernard Club 81 America held an niormai
dinner at the Hotel hsrtholdi lat night Auout '"'N
friends VI the st. bernard were present ooohel hup
| pert presided The American Fox Terrier 'iuo "cu a
nesting late III the afternoon at wmch various P"''
and changes were discussed. a marked catalogue Oh
| ,,ze winners was issued about O'Clock All the nj
ranQem.ns OF the management are being carried ot oi
time 10 the comfort OF the visitors.
| A ca,< continuing the special prizes for bulldogs
| .t. nm q vacant bench near naleni, OF the Wheaty
Kennels who the $3.50 grind trophy Tor t'ie oe''
bull dog or bitch in The show. wcd II, silver medal
| In rhs omen class Harper won this trophy hS' year
| uh.p II. VIII, owned by +. W. oacheu Tie masuh'
~. caue and the spaniel specials are each exhibited
In glass cose AZ the le Of the entrance TWO OF the
cop,c cur arc the largest offered for any breed Al ths
| show. ,,,
Thrc are two long benches Of pointers on either SIDE
Of the Judges ring Lad Of Kent ana fohuhc menu '"o
| lie, I'm fine polnts The Ayent aud Tlayer kchhei Oh
EuQlsh setter, are especially trained for Held iin' At
Hickory Valley Tenn And Mr.. Ayenrs pack Of Amer
| lean foxbomds ARE warranted TO eaten red foxes
E.s the noted greyhound. has three special prizes
two medal, and 30 for the best greyhound 'l". ""
won n course at public meeting III "'en' n''''' VI
America Tile gI.yloundi of Colonel North the nitrate
mognatr have been defeated by Bakis IN II NUMBER Oh
courses Gem Of the season, spna"ay' the ha'N
,r,atu. and Prince Jane, were much admired among
other grcyhounds IN the parade
Among the award, Of special prizes made by the
Judges were the following:
40 for the best brace 81 Daudie Dlnmont terriers
cnt cred and owned by one eNhblioi 10 r"""i' "''
Of HYDE Park Mass for King o the heather anu
uoaf,.r ,ad-c Walter J. ComstOck'S Dunnurry ana
mover n took the special for the best brace Of irish
,orri.r under IN, same conditions. and Dunmurry won
The medal for the best Irish terrier In the SHOW Inc
thirteen fox terrier specials were taken 10y NJ
Thayers starden King. Mr.. M0Tlmcrs SUFFOLK
roby and suffolk Tcazel h. and ". kuthefiurfS
Warren SYLVIA Warren symbol Warren paySha''
aud Mr. belmont, New-For,st Ethel. Blcmon Victor
II ana ulomton Rasper The Rockand Kennels and
ha some,sct Kennels carried of the seven special
prizes for beaglcs, the Rocland Kennels securing the
two prizes for the best kennel of four, S21 and the
National Dcacle Clubs medal. Morris j. A@he's
poywog took the special for the best dachshnnd bitch
and Mr. Mancc's exhibits the other three specials.