New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-26

coupled with inability 10 do so. In fact
nearly all OF the blue-bloOded animals seemed
bit tired and ill-humored from their four days con-
hnement. To be sure. they have been exercised
bit each day, but what IS stroll around the Garden
at the end OF a chain to piece Of animal lie
that Is tingllng with the desire to run TWO miles
over open country? Two OF the bull terriers who
were taking such a confined stroll yesterday noon
managed to get at each other and there was
lively time for few moments while they were
being pried apart.
As usual, the las. day of the show sa W a number
Of purchasers and some OF them were extensive
James Maxwell Bullock. OF Philadelphia, bought
the Woodbury. Kennels. of Woodbury., y. j., from r.
T. Kirby, who will continue TO manage them. Inc
Woodbury. Kennels had a number OF settlers and
skye-terricrs In the show and many or them won
prizes. The price paid Is withheld
wealthy planter OF San Domingo bought OF the
Hudson Kennels the great Danes Hamilton II and
Blanche and the dogs were shipped 10 him yester-
day. The price paid was $3.50.
Mrs. +. Sem sold the japanese spaniel Nuga FOR
so and the japanese spaniel Nassau for $500. as
well as two Yorkshire terriers. Minnie and Nudge,
for $50 each William Moore. OF Woodbury., ~ j.,
refused an offer Of 81 90 each for the Maltese ter
rlers Cozo and Vallette. Indeed. the transactions
yesterday seemed for the most part to affect the
sold the japanese spaniel Poda for $50
Mrs Wright Havens's little King Charles spaniel
Of attention. Az he lay in his owercovered basket
through mistake on the part OF the authorities
was entered In the catalogue as a dog whose pedl-
gree and breeder were unknown. when. as a matter
of fact there is scarcely another dog of his kind in
the country whose breeding Is better known. The
grandfather IL didn't take Mr. Ashley long recog
ME- nm bsh E by the Experts and Hrs Hi"ens
terday refused offer OF N5to for him
r s Bellin sold yesterday the bull terrier Tom
my Tickle who was irst in the open class class ana id
The snow The purchaser was J. Lorillard Arden,
who paid SiUo for the bull terrier Champion.
The bulldogs have attracted unusual attention
this year, and their admirers have noticed Partic-
tingliished as belonging to the treasurer Of the
bulldog club Of America and has won many add
a dtbutante-this being her first introduction 10
socety-she gained the first place in the two regu
lar classes for which she entered. and carried
off the Porter and Sawyer cups by way Of adding
TO the triumph of her first season.
terrier club yesterday. and took steps toward de-
Gliding the type for the breed. but it will not be
fanv and Dr. Il. : Huiiekoper are members Of the
Committee OF Organization OF the club; H. G.
Wstrous J. Rutherford Buchan. F. q. Davis and
q H. Hopton have formed French bulldog club
Sernochan' J. Rutherford Buchan and G. W. Phelps
we're chosen a committee Of three yesterday 10
Erench' winning type. The committee Is To report
the result OF It's decision at meeting 10 be held
AZ Delmonco's on April >. In the matter OF ears
Il was decided that the bat" foGmaton must be
a distinctive feature.
tendance while the total il not announced, was
largely in excess of last years and after the eX-
- 'handSome profit for the Westminster Kennel
club to use in adding new f"ituces 70 next year :,
The Prze and Se IN the tS evening
began take the dogs away. 4 sspeeiaiy If
st LII ornng hound Tor the cities on the Western
circuit. The car IS one OF the few In the world
4, midnight last night there scarcely score
OF dogs left in the Garden