New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-28
Imported and Home-Bred
Champions VIII Be on
View Once More
at7lst Armory.

Within three weeks all the imported
and home bred champions Of the
canine kingdom will again be assem-
bled in this city, this time at the list
Regiment Armory and under the au-
spices Of the Charity Dog Show Club.
The show will be held on Friday and
Saturday, March 19 and 20, and all the
receipts, less the actual working ex-
penses, will be devoted to home chart
ties.
The benefciaries will be the Mayors
Committee on Unemployment. Judge
Ebert H. Gary, chairman; the New
York Association for Improving the
Condition of the Poor, Cornelius y.
Bliss, jr., president; the Brooklyn AS
ISOLATION for Improving the Condition
Of the Poor, Alfred T. White, presl-
dent, and the State Charities Aid As
ISOLATION Of New York, Joseph II.
Choate, president.
1t will be the first open licensed
American Kennel Club show. aside
from the Westminster Kennel Club an
nual fixture, held in New York within
;he memory of the oldest lnhabltant.
Not only this. but the Charity Dog
Show, for which the entries closed yes
terdav, promises to share the dlstnc-
ton hitherto monopolized by the ven
, cradle and venerated "W. X. c. show
of being the only one giving five
point rating for championships in the
United States.
The avalanche Of entries is due in
the first place to the support extended
ty the parent New York organization,
and for the first time In history the
superintendent OF the coming show was
permitted to take entries IN the big
ring on Thursday night, the last night
Ct the Garden fixture.
Entries bearing yesterdays post
mark will be accepted, and until the
mails are in from distant points II Will
be impossible TO give out "a tabulated
! list. The advance nominations have
been most satisfactory. With but few
exceptions, every breeder, big or small,
TO show at the Garden last week has
fallen in line, and as two days are not
/ so eNactirg on dogs strength as four
/ DAYS, each of them will send more dogs
/ than he benched at the Garden. Be
sides this. there will be a myriad Of
.
to the attractive slogan OF "a two av
New York show for 50"
To mention personal instances, Jacob
Rupert, jr., who swept the boards
clean in ST. Bernards last week with
the team Of bitches headed by Cham
pion Lady Lyndon, is TO add a team OF
ST. Bernard dogs TO his nominations
for sweet charity's sake and not
limit his benching 10 the females. DR..
James +. Hair is TO bring the remark
able English setter. Albert's Mallwyn
Mixture, pronounced the grandest spec
linen of the breed from the parent
country in thirty years.
William Ziegler. jr., who makes his
debut as a setter judge at the show,
also will have before him the victor
in winners bitches at the Westminster
show, DR.. II. NJ Beck's American bred
Peg o. My Heart II. A. b. Maclay. who
imported the great Dandie Dinmont,
Champion Killearn Alpin Slitrig, from
England for the Garden fixture, but
was prevented from showing him on
account Of an illness, will bring him
out at the armory.
Among the strong array Of Boston
terriers is Mrs. Pell's noted Wampagne
Toby's Beauty. The Great Danes will
include not only c. II. Ludwig's harle-
quin coated champions but also his
solid fawn colored Prinz Won Weisenau.
All the terriers of note will be
benched, from the matchless wirehaired
fox terriers Of George W. Quintard TO
Theodore Oferman's Airedales. John
G. Bstes's Irish, ". Ross Proctor's Sea
lyhams, the Quick Farm and Glenmore's
West Highland White. Walter T.
Storms Scottish and the large or
small strings Of dozens of owners of
the New York group and those hailing
from a distance.
Toy breeds. bulldogs, bull terriers,
collies in short. all sorts and condi-
tons Of dogs known TO the American
Kennel Club stud book have been en-
tered for the event A novelty not
seen at the Westminster fixture will
be a class for Cairn terriers, which has
been filled with some Of the best spec