The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-21
THE TINKHAM CYCLE CO., ao6-a1o w 5oth St. N.
AIIIA IAlkIW WlNILIIN IIININLI IAIAINIW IN IIINl
FMS BIG DOG SNOW.
Large ana Representative Entry for tn,
Various Standard Glasses.

Not to be outdone by the Horse Show just
ended Brooklyn Is to have its own special social
and sporting function this week. The canine
aristocrats will hold court at the old Thirteenth
Regiment Armory, Flatbush avenue and Han
son place, Brooklyn. on Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday next. and the Metro poll
tan Kennel Club. which runs the show. antici.
pates a series of bumper houses. The attrac-
tions provided certainly seem to merit liberal
patronage. as nothing has been left undone to
secure the highest class In the standard breeds
as we'll as all the popular novelties.
Long Island breeders and admirers Of q good
dog are taking unusual interest in the forth
coming show, and the local exhibits are con-
tldently expected to hold their own against all
Corners. Over 700 dogs have been entered. and
quality TO- justify his aspirations. The
we'll as a quantity Of new blood Which,
promises to be a factor when the awards are
Club viii be representa- by some Of its noted
pointers and the Woodhayen Kennels will send
s somG sfaS9 E p iddI,,a g 1o4 h ind Gons di.ss lie
Puck at New York, and Boston. is importing a
celebrated English hound for the occasion. He
is called Pembroke Pioneer, and has an cnvia-
able record: both in coprsing and on the benches
the leading shows Of England.
There are some choice candidates in the st.
BeTnaTu clnsS, -lncluulnR the DICK OF the Hell
Gate Kennels. DR.. Roscoe will try with Belle of
Belmont. and joseph Nowak will send Queen
Louise. who took second prize at the New York
show. The other notables will include Carl g.
Cattaneo's Demetrius. Paul Clayton's Monk of
Menlo. Mrs. c. C. Hopton's Rodney King. Philip
Friedrich's Julia, and George Lautenschlayer's
Evergreen. There will be- a strong display OF
poodles, Great Danes, and dachshunds. includ-
Ing some imported prize winners not yet shown
In this country. Spaniels will also be conspic-
nous. In this interesting class will be exhibits
by H.K. Bloodgood, A. Clinton Wilmerding,
Miss Grace Huntington Macdonald, George
Douglass. Rowland b. Kcasby, Miss Annabelle
Green, and George Greyer.
The judges and the breeds assigned to them
are:
Mastiffs. DR.. Richard NJ. Derby, New York; st. Ber-
nards, Robert II. Burrows, East Orange; Great Danes.
l. Blackburn Miller. Newburg; dcerhounds. Russian
wolfhounds, and greyhounds. n. W. Huntington.
Brooklyn; pointers. Charles Heath. Newark; fox
hounds and French bulldogs. James l.. Kcrnochan.
Hampstead; English, Irish. and Gordon settlers. DR.. H.
CLAY Glover. New York; Irish water spaniels,
clumber spaniels. field and cocker spaniels, $. J.
ton. New York; fox terriers. winthrop Ruther.
ford. New York; bulldogs. Henry C. Bradlaston. New
York; bull terriers. Perry TIFFANY. New York poodles.
Charles D.. Bernheimer. New York; Boston terriers. J.
+. Holt, Boston: dachshunds, o. p. Amend. New
York; Irish terriers and Scotch terriers, y. W.
Downcr. Milton; bloodhounds. collies. old English
sheep dogs. Airedale terriers. Welsh, skye, Bedd .ng-
ton. Dandie Dinmont, black aud tan terriers. AMI
MISCELLANEOUS. James Watson. New York; pugs. toy
spaniels. Yorkshire terriers. toy terriers, ana Italian
greyhounds, A. W. Lucy. New York.