New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-26
END OF THE PET. DOG SHOW.
SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION A GREAT
SUCCESS
MORE THAN THREE THOUSAND VISITORS ON
THURSDAY AND FULLY AS MANY YEsrER-
pAY-soME OF THE AwARDe

MORE THAN THREE THOUSAND VISITORS ON
THURSDAY AND FULLY As MANY JESTER
pAY-soME OF THE AwARD~.
The second annual show Of the American Pet
Dog Club closed last evening after a two-days ex-
hibition which has been successful beyond the most
sanguine expectations OF the members OF the cuo.
The show was held at Sherry's old establishment,
at Fifth-ave and Thirty-seventh-st. over tnree
thousand persons attended the show on Thursday.
the opening day. and the attendance yesterday was
quite as large. Indeed. go great was the interest
IN the exhibition that the doors were opened haif an
hour earlier than the advertised time on account
OF the crowd which was waiting FOR admission
SCHUYLER c. Hodge the superintendent OF the SNOW
said Yesterday that ne felt certain that in future
the exhibition would be regarded as one OF inc
Incidents of the season.
Az was stated In yesterdays Tribune, the gem
eral level OF excellence ~ the dogs exhibited is
remarkably high II would be difncult 70 single out
any particular class for special commentator OUT
II was noticeable yesterday that the majority Of
visitors spent most OF their time in the rooms on
the second floor. where the toy dogs we're shown
Among these were specimens OF breeds hardly ever
seen IN this country. Two beautiful specimens or
the rare Anepra terriers were shown In glass
case in the hall They belong 20 Count +. Won
Beroldngen and every visitor stopped 10 admire
tho exquisite little animals. with hair az white as
snow and fnc az silk, and eyes the color OF pink
SHELLS
The Judging Yesterday began with the dachs-
hunde The Venlo Farm Kennels snd Or. Mo'schen-
bacher secured most OF the first prizes. Dr.
Motschen bach also won the frst prizes In the
winners classes for both dogs and bitches IN me
first class with Young Phenomenon and In the
other with Venlo souaw Both Of these dogs were
bred at the yenlo Farm Kennels Dr. Mo'scheh-
bacher also took the club trophy for the best ex-
hbit OF four dachshunde.
There were only three classes for Airedsle ter
nj
shown The silver cup offered by John Lorllard
Arden for the best Airedae terrier In the show was
won by T. T. Mallories Rustic Jill, which also Sc
cured the blue RIBBON in the winners class Ny
Arden himself the club trophy for the best eA-
hbit OF four Airedale terriers.
great deal Of interest was taken in the JudeiAs
of the back-and-tan terriers. and James Moru-
mer Of Hampstead. the judge, mad hard Worh 70
decide between the merits OF the different exnloits
award was given Brunswick Duchess. owned
i Y Foote's Perfecto. Mr. Footo also the
trophy offered Dy the American Pet Dog ,uD lot
There was only one class for the beautiful breed
OF Yorkshire terriers, out as thsIe "etS nu''o d
bitches The FIRST prize for the dogs went 10 Mrs
Senn's Ashton Premier, while Mrs +. 2, Connor
Defender was adjudged Tho oest dog In me hng
Charles spaniel class. while tne no! o. 49,, n. .-
Charles Kennels Beatrice took the first prize Tor
There were only six dogs Of the Blenheim spaniel
le
oeauty After considerable time Mr.. Mortimer
decided to give the first prize TO Murnlo' oelonsin1
10 Mrs A. Bernstein OF the -FOUR ruby -pdut
shown Mrs Moody's The Duke took The blue rlo-
bon. {. l.. Darlings Princess Bee Wmcn TOOK the
first prize in last years NeW-York Dog Show. took
the second place. - ~
The new and interesting breed OF japanese spa m
iels had many representatives. Mrs. Sem TOOK
both first and second prizes In the novice class WIN
her Little one and Little q see Ne respectively
She also won first prize in the limit class win
Little one and the same dog proved his surpass-
Ing merits by winning in the open class ne pcs
ffCh n
r. Senn's Tamah. ,,,..t.
There we're only four japanese pugs on exhibition
Mrs C. Y Fords Otterburn Treasure taxing me
first prize and Miss & VI. Selfridges Philade pna
Rera the second There some handsome
prlzes Offered FOR Maltese terriers but only four
dogs OF this breed shown. Mrs. Horace Stokes
Biiou besides taking the first prize secured the
silver cup Tor the best Maltese terrier. orered by
Mrs Walter Stanton. the president of the CLUB ana
also the $50 gold piece offered by +. '; toote ior
the best Maltese terrier owned and exhibited by
member OF the club. Among the skye terriers. End
cliffe Maggie, owned by Mrs Smyths Swiss Noun
tain Kennels adjudged the best. while Nrs.
A. 5 McCowan's Arden II took second place
some splendid animals shown among me
italian greyhounds and the kennels containing
these graceful dogs were wthou: crowd
~ admirers. Naturally also intense interest was
taken in the exhibits in tho miscellaneous case;
which included specimens ~ all sorts OF rar" and
almost unknown breeds. from the Chhuahuas 70
the Schpperkes This class also included the beau
tlful Angora terriers shown by Count r Won ber-
oldingen before spoken OF.
The attendance last evening vas greater tnan -
anv previous time I'm the course of the snow Inc
officers and members % the club were busy yester-
day In receiving congra tuations from their friends
the success ~ their second show.