New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22

A DEClSION-ST. DEMANDS.
-. ,u,e who are the officers Of the club. and
- I'D working board Of governors. .. bonner
.,,r and turf fame: G.. Lee Knapp who shoots
,.rs and owns sir Walter F. Gebhard. good at al
PSI" .,r,h,rr. G. Def Grant. Elliot smith. Thomas
- q : FLOYD Jones' W. Rutherfud, Il. ii. VIII
'.u D Y. McKm. William p. Douglas and Howard
Am" T,ese gentlemen are aided and abetted
49, ,oasrs of the social world OF the metropolis.
.oxas The rest of the world. and all the other
zorlds look on AMI admire. -, srs
M, MIGHT he called an overflow meeting OF dogs
-, nlace IN the restaurant Of the Garden. because
A. .mnb,theatre Is not large enough 10 Accommodate
al The DOS on exhibition. 1t is the iirs' ume I'LL 'e
~ :, ,hs westminster Kennel Cub that the Gar
A., was not biz enough. The nnmbcr of dogs OF all
Rods Is nearly 1.4OO. All the small pets nave oech
s,c,lsa IN the restaurant. the King Charleses ana
Ns xirehaired terriers predominatng.
In the amphtheatre the useful dogs are louhu
rhs,a are $50 pointers with inluisitVe facs l4'
8, Rensrds. massive and gentle looking IL SAD
eyed settlers los noisy fox terriers. ana any nuhioer
"A other breeds The fox-faced collics are numerous
and unoemOnsira'ive. The Great Dane, the nooies|
,o,x,nc deg Of them all sleeps quietly and uncon
e,rned Tie mastins, fierce as any brSnhus' unu
o,scent Of their superiority. regard thir surround
,,, With Indifference. They are blase. The hounds
arc limited and those on exhibition are not attrac-
five There IS however, something pathetcany III
teye,ng about ,e wclIhOunds. Trey ana TIE ieer
hound have no beauty to boast of. but they nave IN
,,lirsnee and good nature The beages do not seem
to increase in popularity. Their legs are against
them. The hloodhounis are like grand old men,
with their hg heavy eyes and their wr1nKied cheehS'
Al the spaniel tribe Is admired and petted.
II the estimated value Of the dogs on eARipluoh
Is to be taken as their real worth it may be said
nst the Garden contains half a million ooilars
worth Of dogs. One Of the Bernards cost So'ooo'
and there several valued at $1,000. Mt. heioA
exhibit Is Interesting. he has placed cir benNero
and Kingston Regent side by SIDE where they can
h seen % good advantage. OF course He
former received the blue ribbon. which means hrs'
prue. The decision satisfied every one. MI
Warner Caudius II is like emperor of that name
fine display Of ST. Bernsrds is made by the Duchess
Kennels ten dogs Occupying one large box. liner"
IA no DENYING the fact that the ST. BernaIus are
the chief feature OF the exhibition. Both the rng
and smocth-coa,ed breeds well represented. Alter
Sir Bedivere the most attention bestowed on J.
schniits Otcs. J. RUPERT ir.'s Knestonian Count
and the Swiss Mountain Kennels EDOracum.
Melac is the king Of the Great Danes. and receives
The first prize without question He occupies ninety
upholstered box the best In the snow and Is ADMIRED
for bis very dogness, II such word may be Gomez
without hurting the feelings of the reader.
The judging yesterday and last night seemed u
give satisfaction. list OF the judges has been pup
hshed in this column. one change had to be maze
Owing TO the absence OF Pottlnger Dorsey, OF Mary
land, r. F. Mayhem will Judge the beagles.
The attendance at the Garden In the morning wa
nesge, but the social world turned out In the aiter
and evening. Handsome men and bcauuiu
women there in plenty, and when the iashiohaoi
procession filed through the aisles the dogs were TOT
gotten. The scene last night was like frst hie"
at q theatre. The smart set were out IN lorce
Tue women were in walking costume The DoAe
We're occupied BY the best known people III 'o"l
After the theatres were closed many fashiohapi
people drifted into the Garden TO spend ain hour VIII
the dos NivIl'
The Great Dane. Caesarhauser, winner at VI
Berlin show, and purchased In Germany ny ','
Hampstead Farm, had his leg broken In storm VIM
o. the Aurania. The break IS between INC NV
and the sae Joint. DIR. Glover set the bone HI
vii have Caesar hauser walking In few weeks
J. NJ Taylor is judging the Chesapeake Bay uos'
r. c. Phoebus Of Bcrnardsvie, ~ j. has pu
Chased the Somerset Kennels, consisting Oh 'hi''
beaeles fifteen cOllies three pointers ara TWO SeV'o
colonel s. Il. Post and others formerly owheu 'no'
kennels
Among the well-known people who wandered abot
y the midst Of the yelpng dogs were MIS-. JAM
NJ Waterbury In plum colorcd clo'h ana as'r"'"
ar; Mr. and Mrs Hollis Hunnewcll, the latter 1o
Goth and astraclan fur; Mrs. Frank h. stureis'
nauve cloth Mis-, Jean Campbell. In black we've
coat over gray cloth dress, with big hat d"
rones; Mrs. J. Bruce Ismay. Mr. ana MIS- jon
n'oogood, ir.. Mr. and Mrs. j.. Mortimer lhori'' 81
A. and Mrs. David King, j. Nelson Iow''ru' VI
"a Mrs. j. Brown Lord; Miss Greta PomefoS
viva cloth and sable Frank Reamer' Law
"a" Reamer Mrs Sidney Dillon iIP'''
M Henry Warner Mr. and Mrs. J. Kennedy TO
X<Ses and Clarence
,nsasorth N,chIe Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene CLARK, >.
"es'erelt jr, MIR. and Mrs. NJ &. Land0n, MI. All
an T. A. Manice. Miss Nanice. Liltaur cIin''
"ahorc, Richmond TALBOT. Richard Potter. KIDD
,"tes, Mr.. and Mrs q. A. Freeman. IT.. Edwin hei
sa oibert TEeblud, &. +. Iiavemeyer. MI anu M'
"luSs Terry. Miss Fannie Taller. Mr.. and Mrs n.
nNfeady. Charles Mathews. II. n. Camp, jr. AID
u,,non, J. T. Hyde. Mr. aud Mrs. &. H. Ohia
M~ Fannie Rcmsen. Edward Ever.t. Jof
sfanam. Mr. and Mis-. Robert Come
.oionel and Mrs. Alfred wagstaf. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward. Miss Maud Lorillard. In n red cloth cos'ni
.''nmed with black velvet and gold braid; i. suheI
,auer. Mr.. and Mrs. william Kent. j.. y. Taller N
.soo Cameron, George Work. j. La ROGUE, lr' Jo
~ Beresford. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Braem, Mr. ~
Ars Richard Irwin. +. Pearsall Field Good HOY
~: and Mrs. f. r. Hewitt. Mrs. Burke Roche
auo MIS- w. f. Strong Jr. ard Mrs. W. IL. ossoo
sno Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Oelichs
The following prizes were awarded yesterday o.
last evening:
MASTIFFS.
Challenge class for dogs-Fir.t J. l.. winchelPs bc'
'osts Black Prince.
Inaienee class for bitchcs-First w. Wodcs La
N'.e"s; second ]. J. Lynns The Lady Dorothy.
open class for, dogs-First Mrs. Charles waiiac
ce1n second. J, J. Lynn's CARDINAL beaufort; .h'
Seofse w. Gis1ierf Inglesdc Mintitg; fourth f. D.
sslsrs Besvfort's Beau :,
zen class fol bisehes-First chsfles f. Sunns ~