New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
NEW CLUBHOUSE. BABYLON. Long ISLAND.

only after the careful research. ard that the1
will give general satisfaction seems assured. Fran
els T. I'nderhlll. of Oyster Bay L. l., will judge
the mastiffs and Miss \. H. Whitney, OF Lancaster.
Mass. will Judge the ST. Bernards Newfoundlands
and pugs Miss Whitney has a remarkable knowi-
edge OF the dog world and she some fine ant
mails herself.
The bloodhounds. Russian wolfhounds deerhounds.
greyhounds English retrievers Irish and Gordon
settlers. beagles and a miscellaneous class will he
looked after by John Davidson, of Munroe Mich.
Charles Heath, of Newark. y. j.. will judge the
pointers. and q. Mus-Arnolt. OF Tuckahoe. will see
that the great Danes. bassethounds and the dachs-
hundes will get impartial treatment. The English
sstters. American foxhounds and Chesapeake Bay
dogs will be presided by Major j. VI. Taylor.
4. Clinton Wmerding, Of this city. will have
charge of the Irish water spanies and clum-
ber field and cocker spanies. The collies
will be judged by DR.. l.. c. Sauveur, OF Chestnut
Hill. Philadelphia. while H. 7. Foote. Of New
Rochelle will be the presiding dog genius when
black and tam white English toy terriers and ital-
ian greyhounds shown The tiny poodles Irish
Dandie DInmonts. Scottish skye, Bedlinston, York.
shire terriers and toy spaniels will be looked after
10y DR.. NJ. II. Coyer. of Philadelphia f. \. Wood
ward of Chicago will Judge the bulldogs. and T. s.
Bellin OF Albany. the smooth fox-terrers. \. Bel
mont Purdy of Garden City. will judge the Eng.
llsh foxhounds c. Albert Stevens. of this city. the
bull-terriers and Il. +. Mayhem the wire-hared
lOS-terrlerS ana oiu f.ng!lSn -nrep VOSs.
The money value Of the club awards this year
will exceed $3.50. and the special prizes offered by
the clubs devoted the different breeds are worth
probably much The scope Of the show Is
indicated by the number of regular and special
classes there being 2l5 Of the former and 56 of ths
latter. The first prizes in the regular classes will
be go $5 and SO: the second prizes. SIS and So and
the third prizes so and s.. Some of the special
prizes worth much 500.
A. usual. mastiffs head the list and the regular
prizes for this breed aggregate $50. and among the
additional specials the Westminster Challenge
cup valued $500: the Silver Challenge Cup
valued at $50. and the Taunton Gold Medal valued
SO The old English Mastiff Club offers the chai
lenge cup. valued at s225 and another cup of tho
value of S125.
Field dogs will be made a feature OF the show and
In this class the exhibit Is likely to eclipse any other
exhibition ever held In the world The entry lists
Of settlers pointers. spaniels and hounds
pected to be particularly large. The Pointer Club
Of America. the American Field Pointer Club and
the Westminster Kennel Club among those who
give special prizes for pointers. English. Irish and
Gordon settlers have money prizes. James l.. Little
George r. Preston. Henry Brooks and f. NJ. o.
ham offer special prizes for spanies. ST. Demands
viii. az usual. be an interesting feature. Among
the specials for this class is the 500 Challenge
cup. contributed by Colonel J. Rupert. jr Bull
dogs. colles pugs and hounds will also come In
for handsome prizes.