New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-25

Dickson Barr appointed committee oil one
10 see If ground could be secured somewhere
i'm Jersey on which inclosed coursing meet
inc could be held medal also voted. to be
awarded a; the Sportsmens Exposition Whlch i 10
be held in March. to any dog who has won Il 'ria
at a coursing meeting.
The regular annual meeting OF the American Ne"
mel club was also held IN the course OF the alter
noon Henry Brooks. vice-president. presided The
election Of officers resulted in the reelection OF
August Belmont president. and Mr. Brooks as
vice president The following chairmen Of commit
tees were elected: Studbook James Watson; Field
Trials. Herman p. Schehass; Consultation and
Rules If. X. BlocdgOOd Finance. a. clinton VIII
mording; Membership. +. VI. Oldham ana A. T.
Fredenburg was reelected secretary and treasurer
\ number Of amendments 20 the constitution were
passed upon the recommendations Of the commit
ice The San Francisco Kennel club was elected 10
membership as was also the Santa Clara Valley
Club.
PROMINENT PEOPLE ROUND THE BENCHES
The attendance of fashionable people yesterday
was as large as usual. the majority coming IN
after luncheon and in the latter part OF the after
noon. Among those seen about the benches were
Mr. and Mrs oliver Hartman, Mr.. ana Mrs II.
Casimir de Rhrm. NJ. and Mrs T. Gilbert
1'hebaud. Miss Garrison Mr.. aad Mrs. R H. Hunt
James C. * Duer. Mrs. John A. Lowery. Mrs
w T. Bull. Mrs George De Forest Mr. and MIS-
James l. Kernoehaa Ray Willie Mer Mr. Tna rh5
Mathew, MI ana MIS- amer ard Mrs Vauahan
clark count sierstorpf Mr.. and Mrs. J Lee
A. AMI H1in ait John Haines: bradley Martin. Mrs
Frederic Nelson. Harry Lehr; Mr.. ard Mrs, Ed-
NUM- RIihr H Wach Mrs Burk Roche George Work
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt MI ana MIS-
How'd Bryce Mr. and Mrs. J. p. kernochan.
Mr. and Mrs Frederic Benedict. Henri ! Barbey
Mis-. BARLEY Mr. and Mrs. J. Borden Hartman,
M dr,, d,c ir Mr. and Mrs r suffern Taller Mrs
Grisuold and Peter Marie.
IMPORTANT SALES MADE
Until yesterday there had been comparatively few
sales The last prizes having been awarded on
Tuesl,v night. however the visitors TO the show yes
terday were able to discern each dogs standing, and
tho Judges glad that their work ended, mingled
freely with the crowd ana BOXED over me merits or
the dogs again IN the al,tHoVa' asIi e Js "a, ,I
Der Of sales were made both INSIDE ana OUTSIDE me
Garden The most talked OF purchase was made IN
He bought from Or. W g. kldali the Boston tor
rier His Nibs. which secured " prize IN tnc recent
for open Boston terriers weighing between twenty
five and thirty-hve pounds. Mr.. Morgan purchase
caused some surprise and comment; hitherto ne mas
his Cragston kennels. Al Highland rails The TACT
that he purchased Boston terrier led to The suppo-
sition that he intended 10 start in the competition IN
that line for next years exhibition q,
champion ST Bernard Melros, King. owned by
Robert y. burrows Of the Seaforth Kennels. was
MeIrose Mass The sale was private one. and the
exact figures could not be learned but IT l. said
price was paid by w. II. Hearst. also, for the
pretty little Boston terrier Consul The animal. 20
Il i said will be presented Edna Wallace
Hopper by Mr. Hearst The price paid was Sl.gn
Among other notable sales in the course ~ the
dav Frank Dole. of New-Haven, the terrier adj
rnirer purchased tho Great Dane KemuS from =.
IL Mantler; J. Watkins bought the Great Dane
GARFIELD from T. Rentemann. and &. Woodruff
sutton bought from e. T. Bernheimer thu cham
Mon curlcv poodle Rajah George }. Goud's point
ers won several enviabe prizes. and II Is said that
several wall Street men are trying to get pointer
from Mr. Gould, but so far he has NOT made any
sale 49,. -. orrt-,
The crowd I'm the evening large. and much
interest was manifested in the dogs An oddly q
the show was the exhibit OF Or. f. $. Won Nos
trand, surgeon dentist Of No. IN West Eighty
eighth-st Or. Won Nostrands dog Rex V. as
the sign announces Is the only dog In the show
that has a goId-h tooth. The doctor takes great
plea sure IN showing the tooth.
Three English setter puppies. owned Dy u j..
Peters OF Hoboken had 10 he removed from the
exhibition as they showed symptoms OF distempe-.
Mrs Mary Foster. whose terrier Beauty woHh
have been a prize-wnner. had 10 go home before
the Judging account OF nervous prostration