The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-23
CANINE STARS ON VIEW.
SECOND DAT or THE BENCH SNOW
ar MADIsoN SQUARE GARDEN.

vv.,r., s.,,s,,. peste, fer the ar,,s cn,,.
lense Gus or ,he,Fou TeIrior ciub by Nor.
felix v-erse,ty-ueathe raiut acer.. n, the
Collie Divisional Rscsrd.B reaklnr Dsy,
wosh,nr,on,s p,rthdsv . a,oa ,o.,, ,or m.
s mestostD Ssy each %Sa1 year oi in attendance tend" "aU" and d y Sao
teruaS Al! RECORDS were oroken' hlorning' aiter-
noon' and night there was a crowd to view the
osn.no .norouehorous Az mo iss. Two SESSIONS
theeatherihg was made u OF ightseors'not very
Knowing about tho fno points and only out for n
noticed Goorro ponor,s ano co,i,o p"rons,ons
no'oou HoorEo i'sporS ~ 'oiiio ,N",ohSVone
among among the Se s sroT said; "Myl G'r never
soN . bairv .reyhonnS b.tore" MAN. ~ tho
fashionable set, who own fine dogs and have q
koen eye for those owned by others, were pres.
ent in tho morning and in some instances in the
AFTERNOON.
In all except the winners classes, in which
S-.n,Hr - n"-
petition, the awards were posted and the judges
wound up their work by nightfall. 1t 10 tho
arst wear that ,ucb cIassss' under the recent
..s yeHf .nHe suSn 'iaseo'' unuo, u ie.ons
here. In establishing them the A. X. @. invol-
UNFAIRLY pnssed an act of banishment aeainst
NAM ola h.noS . IN t.ror,..a rar .h.,, arnnss
declined to take the chances Of their champions
| being defeated By como marvellous younr starr.
rpI
Tho frequent instances when q junior dog upset
calculations in these classes yesterday proved
sns. ~ y, on"mplohs hsa toou srouhus
iof thoif Tears. STILL th're were enough OF tho
old dogs on hand to make the ~visitors, who knew
who scowied impartIally at ali, and the grand
roueh.coated st. Bernards La Princess and Miss
Anna. As usual, there were many disRruntled
exhibitors. Tho expressions OF a winner in a
class about Judge arc always ,comElIm entary.
oatory. The third dogs owner IA ant 10 bo sar.
castle, while the exhibitors in tho unplaced di.
headed chump.
At no show In recent years has tho public de-
voted such attention TO the standard breeds as
and bulldogs have received The most attention
favor. The japanese spanieis and YorEshiro
terriers lead among the pets. Tho new Ameri.
numbers, are no longer OF interest as a sensa.
ton, while the rival types Of French bulldogs
eat in the standard types, especially in SuliiH ter.
riers, is regarded by the old school of exhibitors
as R : ihSsli n ,Igp IN Tho MANY .n,r,toa an.,. sor
supremacy between the new importations from
abroad. and dI the doss SeueS5ed before asS IL IN W tbIs liz
the Boston terriers, as the only breed Of Ameri.
can development, deserve. mention. In the
won, while DO Do won in the puppy. novice and
junior classes for bitches. Banker won the
over. amons a hot n lot that Included fD9 octor' o a
lovely large.headed specimen. Monte and Ton
ifsI@ 9sr 'as TSf' sssssss,, i5 s 5SSsij,S SISs ; aG5 F.
20 t Prsys snd dh Th Tie z NO iSns ssGG a d Is S%rse the br reai
! and companionable sDecjcs.
Lord Brassey. said 10 be the largest St. Dcs.
the ienSsth OF /" yesrlins colt and WseIshs "ds
p DUT1ds and SsrF SjoIs so M much n. "y s1irhhn9nS}i that no
Othcrwise his points would have deserved more
| consideration. for Mollsate Defender beat him
ear!ly. G.. II. pratL's lie Prince and La Princess
each in superb coat. won the frce.tor.uiIs. as
they did last year, and the kennel also cantured
daughter ofIa Rrinccss. Pratt is the Arkansas
amateur who paid sis. 600 for sir Bediverc,
Col. JAG Rnppert. Jr.. was not in the best of
luck. for both Miss Anna and his smooth;coatei
for flrp pI!s' t I6t latter GGiisp' tS ErS SGFs R RsTLsn sj in 5hf br fr sfr
Bedivere. The President of the new st, Ber-
nard Club of America. as a compensation for the
defeat Of his two fayorjtes. had good fortune
Who who won IN in ne the r noPiso anS junior Hnan Glasses so@TT b|s;
Is a muscular, deepchestcd, good. bodied type.
much So as to mar her looks i somewhat. for there
Following Chantrell Beauty's lead. the i'm.
ported dogs made a strong hid for The lead in
s az Soli Hor sI"fsss; Wiin ); rierpont Morsan's
absent, the new arrivals had a great chance.
The Verona Kennels had in a lot of four,
brought straight from the shin by way of the
Boston show. where they won ali before them.
Its entry, Old Hall Admiral, slightly off in coat.
was beaten by r. a. Murray's Old Hall Paris. in
tries. however, made great play in tho
bitch classes with Heather Mint a lilLe. long.
headed specimen, with abundant coat. specially
good in frill and the soft, furry UNDERGRAD. hut
for the prowess OF Henry Jarretts homebrnds,
Wellesbourne Eclipse and WellesbonrnC Sur.
prise. in the two pnppy riasses. the American
breeders would have boon knocked out entirely.
a "a snr y n ind D." Ted ng . E Set I II. t n Sg II NOR
There were several dsrS ones in the BULLDOG
CLASSES about which great things had been pre,
dictcd in view NJ their records In En1Iand II
would be inyidious to mention certain OF tho
importations. who had evidently left their corn.
try for their country's good. but in Russell A.
Aiger, Jr..s. RcnsHIs Dandy Vcnn the public
found n grand dog. A white with some brindie.
Of the comuaCt tyne. Dandy Vcun ia a sInnoih..
coated. muscular, thick.set don. with a
massive head and SQUARE law. studded
with fierce lusk and showing the strong teeth.