New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-24
GOOD-BY TO THE BOW-WOWS.
THE WESTMINSTER KENNEL CLUBS
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITION ENDED.
PARADE OF THE PRIZE-WINNERS-A PLNCkf
WOMAN PREVENTS y FIGHT BETWEEN
TWO MAsTIrFs-DOGs AND THEIR
OWNERS START FOR THEIR

The dogs have gone back 20 their kennels ana
their homes. for the beach show Is over Al lo'"
O'Clock last evening the exodus Of the dogs Des''''
and il Wa continued far into the morning 10
day the last remnants of the show viii disappear
from the Garden. Il was the mos successinl SAo"
that the Westminster Kennel club has ever he'd
IL j. estimated the attendance FOR the lour
days was 1900 persons. Tina; Is what ma1e 1t "
financial success The large number OF dogs SHOWN
and their exce;len; quality made il success
every other way. The annual dog show mas De-
come like the horse show. affair when society
ratr,ni,as and the show which close! last nlSAt
was especially successful in bringing together people
well known in New-YOrk's social world me al
tendance yesterday was nearly as large as that u
the day before
one Of the Incidents OF the afternoon was the
,lrcl,y manner in which Mrs. Alexander Brenner
80 No GO East Eighty stopped dog fight.
Mrs Bremen had on exhibition at the show huse
uastln dog named Donald. In the next cage l"
Donald separated from him only by wire screen
was another big mastif dog named lnsleside Mint
ing This dog was exhibited by George W. Gazier
Of Salem. Mass. ana is valued at 5000 Ihese TWO
dogs became angry with each other about some
thing at 3 o'clock. and attempted to tear down 'he
wire screen between their cages ana get al edcn
other The brutes seemed about 10 accomplish lhelr
object and crowds about the cages sprang back in
alarm Mrs Bremen seized whip from pv-
stander TO beabor the dogs over their heads win
the hutt OF H. This turned the rage OF the dogs
against Mrs Brenner and one OF them hdue
vicious snap at her. Mrs. Bremen Is snsht anu
pretty but she is also strong and courageous Hhe
drew her hand back quickly. and then SEEING that
dog by the back of the neck. she threw him against
the side of the cage and in a minute mao MIN SUD-
duad Then she brought the other dog into sup)ec-
ton and peace reiGned An admirnG ara astohSheu
crowd watched the brave woman coctrol the huge
dogs only for her prompt action the TWO sIe"'
mas,iffs would in all probability have got at eacE
IL have IN
in the afternoon yesterday the stream OF people
flowing through the aisle between the long lines
of cages was particularly thick. and in looking
down from The boxes it was noticed that CorDe'"
the prizenghter. was present and crowd OF peope
foolish enough to f igTn bjm a i the ha
AMI star, AZ him Corbett appeared 10 enjoy .he
abortion he attracted more than he GA IN, 81
,rba ghow c,os(-d last night with parade Of al
the dogs which had won prizes. anu an ~ 80.
os thev marched along We're proud ana hapPy,
T,heir owners were prOuder and more happy lhi'
parade is one Of the interesting 'hlSS WIN" "'
ilv4vs mark the close of the dog show. ,,,
M attendance in the evening was gratifying
70 the managers of the show. and proved that me
IvaneJ When finally. the hour of closing came, ana
considerable crowd gathered outside the 3uildhls 10
watch the proceedings Many OF the Jog VIZ
taken aT 05 9o Mere Up pd away by their
and the little dogs were carried IN me arms 81
night or which will leave there early TINS nor1lns
have, many OF them. long Journeys to make, SoIne
will go 10 England \ prize winning dog becomes
in time considerable of traveller boih on Eahu
and . .,,.
five fox terriers in the American Horse f-Xchange
yesterday afternoon. when $Sl % was realiZeG ne
best price paid was $50 for PUPPY by First fIighl-
Refuge Frank Dole. Of New-llaVen, ana =
Bernbeimer. of this city, were the heaviest buyers
Among those who attended during the day anu
evening Mr. and Mrs: Clement C. Moore
Miss Sloane. William D. Sloane. Mr. and Mrs
Sidney Dillon Ripley. Mr., and Mrs Theodore r.
Havemeyer. Miss Bird, Mr. and Mrs Elisha Dyer
Kernochan Mrs. Brayton Ives De Forest Manice.
Gilbert Francklyn Mr.. and Mrs. W. Butler Duncan,
Marion Storey, F. Gray Grswold e. u. Bukeley'
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Oelrichs, j.. Clinch Smith,
Mrs II ) Warner. the Misses Warner Mr. ana
Mrs Edward a. Manice, Peter Moler. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ". Burden, Lorlllard Kip. Mr. and Mrs
j. II. Shuts, II. Walter Webb Frederic Bronson
Mr. and Mrs Adrian Iselin, jr., Mrs. Il. Somer-
vile Van Duser Mrs. Jules Reynal. Nathaniel G.
ReynaI George De Forest Grant. Paul Gilbert
Thebaud, J. c. X. Duer; Oliver ": Bird the
Misses isemsen. Francis j. OILS Duncan Elliot.
Alphonse de Navarro, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas -
Terry Mrs. c. X. Hone. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Edey John G. Beresford, Duncan Cameron, the
Misses Cameron. Mr.. and Mrs: w. \. Haines.
Miss Edith Collins. Center Hitchcock. William
N Grinnell, Miss Hurst. Mrs. Frederick Esler and
MIR. and Mrs. Leopold Francke.
The sheep dog Herdman ii. which has been
hibtion at the Dog Show was sold there Yesterday
TO j Pierpont Morgan. Mrs. F. Sem sold Japan
csc spaniel to Colonel a. H. Hilton for 500.