The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-25
NOTED DOGS WIN HoNoRS.
METROPOLITAN KENNBL OLUD'S
SHOW OPENS IN BROOKLYN

n~ented-Torrtern Mako q hfravo bhoNtnG-
st. nersards ana English Bloedhounds wis
Eavor-Rtg H1ustor or eporting breeds.
BROOKLYN has again taken kindly to Its annual
dog show, under tho auspices OF the Metropoli-
tan Kennel Club. Tho exhibition opened yester-
day at the old armory of the Thirteenth Regi-
meut. Flatbush avenue and Hanson place, and
made q pronounced bid for popular favor. II
all the elements Of n successful funo.
ton, both from a sporting and financial stand.
point, and although tho promoters were q bit
uneasy on tho latter score in tho carly after
noon, they had the air Of men on velvet last
night, when the aisles and balconies filled up
with an interested and interesting crowd OK
siRhtseers.
The amateur judges proved veritablo ~gluttonp
for work, and got through their respective
classes 30 rapidly that nearly all the awards
were made before dinner time. Tho sporting
set from Hampstead and wcstchester dropped
in early in the day and showed deep interest in
tho Judging Of the fox terrier, Boston terrier.
and French bulldog classes, which appear to be
growing in popularity. Tho fox terrier class Ii
the largest in tho show, and includes many
choice specimens. The Trianon Kennels
won the challenge hall. 70 p %I,sSo, in v, tse p s% :
and Dudley SsSntor. respectively: The open
class for dogs was captured by Norfolk Kennels
shown for tho Srss time here. A. x. MacDos.
ald's Aldon Radiance, u Toronto winner. proved
t bPSsp IL t 81 inc no Siesr Class ssn; t for doEs, w Sna fnSlSiE
I 6sI,nsls, V nslss, won ;or I IN the ,,r bitches hes, S slsss S,,o Tns
c csrs S%ssa SSam riisP''TissS ernaelS Knockeai
and g. W. II. Ritchie,s Burlesago. The
SlSssssf fox K' 'doss w TGn N Ne s ! o BPIst sss a1Gi is
The same classes for the opposite sex A. Ma a.
sristiss es apt ! ssr four so Of the SSp Special h,f prizes, and
simile. and Mister Nobs. The special for best
S Varaa'tr Of v fSsr f Sori teTrie gst was an. AWARDED TsFtoi fS
sSe!iaf +. Eit sS.fs S NJ ter ssSs WON h tHe Yankee 9;
Among the Boston terriers the sunhower Ken
nels' Monte won. the challenge class for dogs
show: Tahsy, from the MueEross Kennels, took
the challenge prize for bitches. The sunflowsr
g. Holiender's Peter got the special for best dog
In the open classes, and George. A. Rawson's
a: Goode captured the honor for tho best
MIN r. the. F +. S1ni bulldog EibSogg e; class *. S G. Y; .i phel pSS
sis Sb shs nrss Rsp sSnsI,. p psS best sSa pair psSSs sar to
Same Kennels. Nearly ali tho winners Of this
srseq bow we te E EeSsnt imp ppisiesi and m hseH f6e sS9i q
continuous leyeo after returning to their
point Of numbers, and DR.. {. 4. Longest made
clean sweep, of the ribbons with his noted prize
E EsdaHeibsII Diana s.af MsI k.ae's and sfSsS elRfs BY on St: ssre
naIds. on the contrary. were present in force.
SsSt four Roland Jr. ,Bossowits. Royal Duchess
L. their respective classes, While the other blue
ribbons were distributed among Charles II. Cod
FsS;t's Resormer. and +. il. iFti redericE ESt Julia. =
showing and attracted much attention. DIR. G.
a. Longest and J. L, Winchell divided most Of
1si sG foG &c sB Sect th feu latter An sssRRsaF9 n&ot .hi ' eias:
was that for pointers. in which George J. Gould's
sides ais blue ribbons and s@d't some other spsciialS.
George ". Lovell,s ghotaway, George g. Motifs
PsInoSl,s ma we're and sI,o W NiSoe. 9 IN Pa sbiS seetion. Fay
| All tho other standard breeds were shown and
there we're many n%ovelties on the SIDE. incl9d.
bench full of Miscellaneous types.
The performing Great Danes. did an entertain.
three times to-day.
Few Steam Yacht to Re Constructed Mt Morris
Heights.
A contract was recently entered into between
o well-known member Of the New York Yacht
Club and Charles H. seabury &c Co. for tho con-
struction Of q steam yacht which will DO built
at Morris Heights. The craft. which will DO
ready for service about tho middle of May next,
will DO 1o3 feet over all. SO feet water line. Is
feet beam, and hve feet draught.
| She will DO schooner rigged and flush decked,
with . short-pole bowsprit- Tho keel, stem,
stem post. and frames will DO Of white oak
| plankshear and planking Of yellow pine. double
thickness. and fastened throughout with copper
and galvanized iron. The breast hooks, heel
straps and deck knees are of steel, a. arc also
the coal bunkers. The craft will haye four
water-tiRht bulkheads and q brass rudder and
In tho bow. below decks. will DO arranged the
md divided from The boilers and msSshinery *
Bury water tube boiler, While all the pumps and
type. TRe coal bunters viii III be- arranged on
either side OF the machinery, space9., and an ad.
vide the after part Of the engine. from the own.
er's quarters. thereby avoiding the penetration
Aft Of the owners quarters will DO arranged
tT.n st T. SSsc6 III, Mi tn b folding bsds d90rS between
cases, mirrors, &c; Art Of the starboard state.
room comes the toilet room fitted with tho
n IasiS' s sPpasn Which viii viii be b I atted vii o Sro eaS
transoms, while on the port side OF the after
S Sosrd ss d io Gins a l1sf9 RACKS e srf ir glasses sna to and it e..
ne yecht viii be sttserea from sHs 2 bridge .lgg, On
used as q dining room and social ball. The az
s 1ss sae Will Nil e Do asFan if wit e the { sq naiie Sr Sei { dumb 2
speed OF fifteen statute miles an hour has been
guaranteed.
Basketball.
DR.. savago's Physical Development Institute basket
ball team has arranged the following schedule for the
season: Nov. 30. Lenox. at home; 80. Adolphi Acad-
envy, at Brooklyn; Dec. 10. Metropolitan. at home,
! 16. Knickerbocker A. c., at New York; Jan. 2. open.
at home; II. Adelphi Academy. at home; 81. Ellie,
beth A. C., at home; go. Trenton A. c.. at Trenton,
Feb. 6. third street branch y. n. c.. A., at Az
ISOLATION Hall; IL. Suburban Club. at home; March
8. Elizabeth A. c., at Elizabeth; Is, Central branch Y.
II. G. A.. at home; April o. open. abroad.
| The Pro Cathedral basketball team added another
victory TO its list by defeating the CoiieE. ats team In
. wellcontested game by the score OF 2n points 10 y,
at the lRtters gymnasium, Tuesday night.
i More than usual interest is being man tested by tho
members of tho Twenty. thi d street branch OF me
Y NJ. c. A. and different basketball teams OF this city