New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22
VANDERBILTS DOGS YIN.
Divide HonOrs zCith Burnett's 44ni-
mails at atlantic City Shoe.
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Atlantic City. n. J.. April 21.-The announcement
that several women would personally exhibit their
respective entries at the second days exhibition OF
the Atlantic City Kennel Clubs dog show which is
being held Young's Pier. sufficient to pack
the auditorium to-day.
Reginald Vanderbilts French bulldogs were
thought to have competitors that would seri-
ously jeopardize their chances for carrying off the
highest honors and when his saucy looking French
entries rotted into the ring held by an attendant
of the Sandy Point Kennels. they were received
with a round of applause There also entered two
dogs of J. r. Burnett. jr.. Of Philadelphia and At
lantic City. a former attache of the Cuban Lega-
ton. Washington. and who previous to the
Spanish American War interested in the revolu-
tons IN that island He is nephew Of DR.. J. r.
Burnett, of Philadelphia. who also took an active
interest in the Cuban international turmoil. His
two entries were Bordeaux and Debutante. In the
French bulldog limited class Reginald Vanderbilt
entered Marcus and Mr.. Burnett Bordeaux. The
first prize went to Marcus. Bordeaux getting second
prize and Rene the entry OF Thomas Collins Of
Philadelphia. third. Marcus also captured the blue
IN the contest. with Bordeaux second. Debu-
tante. Mr. Burnetts other entry. got the blue in the
novice class, and little later captured the first
prize from Velour Nolr. Mr.. Vanderbt's entry.
Debutante. in the American bred class. took the
first prize away from Velour NOR and Odette, the
entry OF Mrs. Herbert T. Foote, Of New-Rochele,
Mr.. Vanderbilts dog getting second and oeette
Champion Nellcote evened matters q bit and
maintained the prestige Of the vanderbilt stock Of
French bulldogs Dy getung the piue RIBBON from
DeDutante. who secured second in the next contest
The total OF the various classes between the two
entries showed that Mr. Vanderbilt succeeded il
winning only four first prizes and two second
awards, and Mr.. Burnett the same
When the DalmatiaDs We're shown. interest was
increased when Mrs Edward Atkins. of Philadel-
Jena Mrs Atkins received two second prizes and
was shown by Mrs Charles Ashman. Of Philadel-
pha. The greatest applause Of the day given
the fine specimens of st. Bernards especially
Aunt Sarah and Lady Marcella, owned by Miss
spective classes III which her stately St Bernards
shown Miss Marks's entries won the following
Sarah, two hrst and one winner; SenO, one first
and one reserve; Dolly Warden, two first and one
winner. and Charlie. the pet OF the show. two first
The announcement that a minister had two en-
tries that had never known the meaning of defeat
created than usual interest. He was the Rev
r Moore Smith, Of Scotch Plains, n J. To-day
his dogs two beautiful Irish water spaniels, We're
shown for the first time in this city The first 10
at S. While the judges tied the blue on the
dogs collar one of the spectators shouted 'Hurrah
for the parsoni' The Rev. r. Moore Smiths other
Irish water spaniel. Eth Harp. also valued at
s. 900 received the red. For cocker spanies High
ball owned by W. I. Payne OF Kingston. Penn
got the blue in the first contest. and in another
H. Brown. of Brooklyn. first prize. A number of
politicians from New-Yor0 were present at to-day's
County Clerk Edward kaufman, Of Brooklyn;
Judge Henry Steinert. Judge +. F. Finn, Philip J.
Britt, a Tammany attorney; Harry Walker, sec
retary of the AqueduCt Commission, and Isaac A.
Hopper. Superintendent Of Buildings Others pres
ent were Mrs Richard Croker, Miss Croker. Rich
ard Croker jr., George ", Bunnel, j.. Mrs. Her
Henry Spies Kip. Mr.. and Mrs j. J.. Kernochan,
Mrs W. r Lowe and Mrs Charles Watson. all
mont: DIT. Edward L. Hull of Jersey City. and
Mrs A. a Macdonald. Of Toronto.