The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-27
PRIzE-H1NN1NG DoGsDRAW CROWDS
Third Day or Brookiyn's Bench
OF the E%squimau Explained.

Third Day or Brooklyn's Bench s~how-Absenco
OF the EsQuImau Explained.
The canine aristocrats on exhibition ut the
brooklyn dog show continue to attract large
crowds Of admirers. The muster at the old
Thirteenth Regiment Armory yesterday after
noon and evening fell little short of the
holiday gathering on Thursday. despite
the unpleasant weather conditions. The
exhibits were in fine voice, and ex-
celled tho modern continuous performance
artist In perseverance,. There was q jubilant
tone about tho vocal contributions Of ribbon
wearers. while q motto of melancholy could be
traced In the efforts OF the candidates that had
missed an award. 1t was n concert In which
tragedy and comedy divided the honors. or, as a
long-haired professor Of music told his escort, il
The performing Great Danes did two turns In
the main ring and earned hearty plaudits. by
telligence almost human, and will prove a
strong drawing card until the, show closes
scrutiny at the miscellaneous section, and there
was general disappointment at the non-appear-
absence aSs 6 CO U Was Sc s9S hsaI for BY ipmpfHf Il. 4. Foot t,o Of
New Rochelle, the President of the Metropolitan
TO eclipse all previous romances of doRdom.
1t appears 1hat Coma was allowed to remain at
tho Presidents Rochelle kennels, where sho
tor describes ne lot as so many fluffy balls Of
luE. Noud hCIrCll mas JnO ltllIlb 70 loLOTlcIy,
inasmuch as she is tho sole survivor of tho hnlf
dozen specimens brought by Lieut. Peary from
prou ddistinction of being the first Of their rare
breed whelped in the United States.
previous trip, and of that batch there is also only
one survivor. She is located at tho Rochelle
She was destined to be a feature of the present
exhibit. but DR.. Foote found 1t necessary to
shave of M her ,So fur e ssu, when y Q n the ! . weather grew
at the show. and they bought and sold a num-
George Douglas Of WoodsstosE; ont, and the
owens Of New York. Charles Il. Frat Of
ff!in'Ffn F.. f G"1e o SfPuFss sv " n RHl1 aerris 9. fF2Mn #.
Carnocn.n bought tho wire,haired fox
fsF the n6 Sma5l sisss f Tef55fI s:;h wh, fFom so $! 4 'f GGidl
VII; Sr Of q NJ, rep YSyrf t Ra;' b Sna T pSnb to G GSGTse
bought the Irish terrier Irish Poplin from
James Mortimer. and r: G. Morgan of New
Buiiyrag from @. W. Il. Richie. ~
Several special awards for best dogs owned in
Brooklyn were made as follows:
st. Bcrnards-Joscph A. Bottoms Heilgate Defender,
shown Nv in nth thu roTgh-GSatGd elias. for dogs %TSo, u.,
shown in the open class for bitches. N'"
Foxhounds-Dr, c. A. Fosters Jim corbett, shown
Poiater;-F. h. veTnOn's Bell v" shown in the open
Cocker span,els-Mrs. Grace Huntington Mcpon-
aids WatnonE Terry.
Collies-Viola Grenelle's Ford, shown in the omen
class for dogs.
PoodIes-Dr. R. b. Plageman's Tr1y. shown in the
curly class for bitches.
Boston Terrlers-D. @. whitlock's TrumpS. shown
In tho puppy class for both sexes.
Fox Terriers - william Hornhuckle's Clnudius,
shown in the smooth open class for dogs.
Black and Tan Terriers-Dr. X. il. PlaGeman's
Royal orme. shown in the open class for dogs.
Yorkshire Terriers-Jercniah Moran's Terry.
P~ugs-David McCosker's Golden Queen, shown In
the open class for bitches.
Italian Grsyhounds-Mrs,Joseph .ncs utton's Dainty.
MiscellRneous-George symcs's PomerRnian. Nellie.