New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-22
DOGS OWN THE GARDEN.
rr,ursLooprp ANIMALS THAT ATTRACT
SOCIETY.


.SNrA1. SHOW. WHICH PROMISES TO BE ONE
OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL EVER GIVEN
rrorr an early hour yesterday morning Manson
souar. Garden resounded With the oa'hins ""N
,.,,r,ng. OF the blue-bloodet dogs that WIZ - -
.xh,h,,,on there from until THURSDAY n,sn. ~
eAn''. a -. =, tho Westminster Kennel Ciuo'
,r,, .r.s show Is the tventy-second the ciuo A"'
MA and 4, seems likely to prove one Oh '.'o -
.,.coss.ul OF the long series OF sucoesses- 80. ;.
Ell M. only from a financial and popuia' po"..
v,sw Int also from that or those "no a 80,
ested IN Americas success IN p'ou U.s. ~, ar.
80 ,nan can ne bred Many OF the noss ''''
80, ,h,s week at the Garden come rom al o, ..,
- ,,n,ry. some come from CANADA anu So
o,hsr. were imported especially FOR the pu'p09s -,
winning prizes At this. the greatest uos - 49,.
4, his country. The number OF ooss s'om' ~"
,.o.r &c about one thousand four hundfeo' ~.
,r.s were more than one thousand sever n'"
M, a number of dogs entered are "o'
popr,1,AR WITH SOCIETY PEOPLE
The Dog Show has always been popular VIZ % %
to-. ard during the days is In progress 'heic a,o
c'ets a"- neon,s 20 be seen making the rounds
:. ~. hs,ches and commenting on the ahinia''
-, THIS wear too as in other years many So
.,.,v men and women have entered their pe'' -, ,
conpetltion and this year. as 10 other yeA''' -
u,tll hear of a large number or prizes MShS Va
.x,,h,tors are professionals who breed tnell uose
~ -, +hs Westminster Kennel Club IN
Wit
.~,,a for IN. Endorsement OF the Westminster he
vi cub IA worth more money TO the professohA
breeder than the mere amount W." "
Among the exhibitors OF this year are Dee'
could August Belmont. W. Gould BroHa", ni''
Sem. oliver Ames. NJ. C. d. Borden 'o u-n,
Bowers Robert p. Bowler g. NJ Saino0H" 80.
,am Faversham. Max Bleman. DR.. X O. flu'u.-
ron., rsws Iselin. Andrew Laidlaw Dr. T. A.
800, lanes Mortimer. Lieutenant Peary ana -
A wilmerdng. u,A,. -, scotch
T. Pierpont Morgan's remarkable eNhipi' Vi -
ro,I,es "a missed this year. and some OF 1he
tors IN this class are far from sorry' ior 'ii ~
-r.r., Ornament would be likely to distance any
80 snown IN this class August Belmont shows .
Number a, smooth-haired Scotch terriers no" n's
plen,on Kennels. George j. Gould's exhioiaon VI
-n,r,er. :. as remarkable 1t was last year MI
conid has Russian wolfhound also on exnioitioh-
GOOD ATTENDANCE.
The attendance was good yesterday III sp'e W
,he vretched weather. The show opened a. "
O'Clock and the Judging began before all OF .ne
dors were in their places BY noon the oenohe'
we're surrounded by crowds OF interested observers
- ...r,aa % nrefer making friends with the dogs
- ,he,- several benches seeing the judges arrive
a, their conclusions in the ring The Garoen WAS
full of noise all day. 1t always taxes t"eh'yAoui
hours or so for the dogs 10 get useo 70 inc cio"u
and their changed surroundings. and Yesterday was
No excen,,on 10 the rule. The small dogs made the
IN. noise he made The noise-makers. however ala
M, attract the most attention. The big dogs, a.
usual had the largest crowds around their oenches'
Tho array OF masins shown by DR.. c. A Longest
EQUALS this year any exhibit Dr. Lousest mas nlaue
IN nrev,ous years The Great Dane has been rapidly
,n,n, ,r favor Of late wears with fashionable peo-
ns and ne Is present at the show In larger numbers
tban ever before He justhes his reputation Tor
dignity BY preserving silence that is Impressive
amid the din sent up by dogs OF every other breed
He proved himself good-natured. too and mace
friends easily with those of the visitors who were
hold enough to disregard the sign tnat warns peopo
not 10 handle the dogs
There are many entries IN the setter and pointer
classes the Brokaw Challenge Cup having brought
out the pick OF the pointer kennels Of the country
IN the toy terrier class the entries Of Mrs r Sem,
as the irreverent call them are shown by them
selves above the boxes on the Twenty-sixth-st SIDE
Of the Garden.
TRAINED GREAT DANES,
Last evening the attendance was greater than in
the afternoon when 1t reached goodly proportions.
Colonel Magnus Schult's troupe Of trained Great
Danes appeared in OF the rings at 9oc.ock and
cid some OF their wonderful tricks TO the delight OF
the spectators. The dogs walked tight ropes.
~resiled. danced the 'couchee -couchee. walked on
their fore and hind feet and performed other diff
cult and highly edifying fcats They will repeat
their performance this afternoon and evening and
every day while the show lasts Most OF the prizes
awarded yesterday were in the puppy and novice
classes. bur few Of the higher classes were judged
r. the free-forall Irish setter dog class L. Lewss
iough-coated 81. Bernard class c. A Pratt's 10
,oney sdjudged the best dog in the free-for- ali
class for Irish water spaniels.
The Judges who award the prizes this year are as
follows
St Bsrnards Newfoundland Dogs and Puss-Miss A.
Great Danes-J. BLACKBURN MILLER, New-Yors
AMERICAN Fo.hounds-Dr. a. C HEFFEsGER, Ports
F F0.:S HEATH Nsya5s
Irish Gordon se,ter.-GEoRaE JARVIS. N.w-York
sporting spsnlss-ANpREw LAIDLAw. Gait Ontario
Poodle.-cHARLEs D. BERNHEIMER New-York
BulldOs..E; 4. WOODWARD. Middleton Ohio.
sss,G1 M W Gohss's Macs
Bloodhounds. Mastins. Russian wolfhounds. Deer
sbeepdoss Dsmasns Bssse French o Baaoss
Dachshunde all Terriers except Boston Terriers Whip
Pomsransns and miscellaneous Clsss-GEORGE RAPER,
wincobank Yorkshire, England.
Dr. H. Clay Glover is the veterinarian
s fa sc Ss s6% IN the Gsr
tators were Mrs John JACOB Aston Mrs l. Town own
send Burden. l. Townsend Burden. jr.. Mrs. Fred
sT n M M Ia ha Miss
Miss Anderson. Miss Grace Parsons. Miss Campbell.
Hewitt Mrs. Burke Roche. Miss May Bird. Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Tiffany, William Tiffany, Reginald
Miss F'ulsom. Lieutenant Evans. U. S. n; Jere,
rniah Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Loney. Chester
Griswold Mrs. Frederick Esser. Joseph Burden.
Powers Farr. Mrs. W. e d. Stokes. Paul Thebaud.
winthrop Rutherfurd Miss Mabel Burke. Miss
Madeline Doelger, James w. Appleton. F. Appleton
emith. Mr.. and Mrs. George u. Mairs. De Forest
Grant. Roger A. Pryor ST.. Pierre Lorlllard IT,.
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Hone. Mr.. and Mrs. J. e.
Smith Hadden Mr.. and Mrs, c. Albert Stevens.
Reynal Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Oelrichs. Leon
and Jacob and Edward La Montague.
BILLS PASSED BY TIE SENATE.