New-York tribune., 1879-04-10
INCIDENTS OF THE SECOND DAY.

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INCIDENTS OF THE SECOND DAY.
A GREAT INCREASE IN THE A1TrNDANCE-soME OF
THE CURIOUS AND ATTRACTIVE OCCUPANTS
! or THE KENNELs-CoNTINUING THE AWARDS OF
PRIZES.
The second day of the bench show of dogs
at GlImorr's Garden witnessed - much lar.er crowd
than on Tuesday Many sroed into the Garden IN the
morning. and during the afternoon great was
! the crowd that the asles densey filed.
! The admirable way in which the kennels
/ were arranged however. did much 10 pre-
! vent the Garden from becoming uncomforablr
The audience in the afternoon noteworthy for IFS
fashionable character. There hundreds OF ladies
with their escorts who explained the points" OF the
animals with many knowing mods and looks Among
those VINO we're present Rufus Hatch. Miss Van
derbt Senator POtts. of New-J-rsey, Wam OrtonJr,
Fletcher Harucr. F. ". ]. Hurst. Mrs Dnsmcrc, Ms.
and Howard Miss Hewitt. Dr.. Gilbert j. l. Ferry.
Miss Draper Dr.. Mrd. Miss Susie Scott, John Crosby
Brown Mrs fred Young, Miss ANY Colt. Miss HART
man. Miss Matthew'S. Miss Fanny MOraut Miss Nina
Davids the Msses Rivc, Miss Breese, tle Misses sew
ard, Mrs. J. B. Wright, Mrs. sloan. Mr.. and Mrs F. b.
Baldwin. Miss A. Beal Mss Jones Miss Kitty Lewis,
Mrs B.geOw, Mrs. James Lewis. Mrs. James BeeAman'
Jr, Miss Adelaide Townsend, Mrs ana Mrs. W X. Van
dcrbIt the Misses Bates. and many others.
As Tuesday. the feminine element ~ he audience
was attracted toward the centre enclosure where
he saucy htue were utterng their m0urlal Ao"s
anu looking In vain for familiar face. There were
many expressions o. admiration FOR TIE little animals
and occasionally an enthusiastic lady would attempt 10
pat one Of them. TIE result generally hoe I'D
her glove. The little skye-t'rr1eTs too. whose long
skcn fur half gered their bright eyes were REGARDED
with much interest. The children. OF whom there we're
many III Tie Garden especial delight IN watching
the playful antics the little fellows seats were con
venienty placed in the vicinity Of these drawing room
pets and many sat watching them FOR a long time. The
ters puppies, however shared Tie houors with the
pugs and slyeerrer There three utters Of fox
terrier puppies. around which always crowds Of
lns spectators. In kennel nine oi these
minute dogs. ana they crUed over each other, light
ing for places, and biting with thar tooJhless
gums everything that came their way, they presented
/ a very comca sight and afforded endess amusement 10
The spectators. The mother endured tie chewing 10
which several would occasionally subject her mead ana
ears with commemorate patience. In another box
wore five still smaller terriers, prettiy marked with
black and-fan spots. In the opposite side of
the lrden, little shaggy IRISH waterspanies were
/ Auddled together. enjoying an afternoon nap.
Naturally enough. the kennels that decorated
with blue ribbons. indicating thar the animals Aad
taken Glst prizes. cen res OF attraction. IIeie
many ruyuus ganres cast az the successful dogs
by the owners OF animals that mad failed 20 receive
awards. There was the usual amount o- Hum'ins al
the decisions OF The judges and several Of the Usap
pointed exhibitors fled protests with the IN
accordance vita Ia, rules the Westminster Kennel
Club, these protests viii be considered to-day aGd 20
morrow by board Of appeals consisting Of three mem-
bers OF the Philadelphia Kennel Club and three Of tie
/ Westminster Club.
The col ection OF settlers was much admired by the
sporting men, One OF the most attractive kennels was
that OF D. T. Charles, OF Albany. which there we're
three English a cham aOn. The box Is lined
with bue and there abundance Of space for the
dogs to lie the soft Turkish that are spread
about. The three dogs have the same pedigree They
are tiuc large animals, with long. soft hair. and are
| Beautifully marked Many ladies stopped 10 par i"c
dogs and tArir vocabulary of adjective was exhausted
u praise OF these pets brhnd "o nl - tALgt wee
/ hanging first and second pr'zr badges. The Eucisn
setter Emo, belonging 20 Dr. : r. sDirr, of BooA5u
with pardonab- pride. for he nad won IL from over
-ixfv camrettor-. many Of which were ine animals.
faces OF tae NcwtoUndlaId- drew many kind and com
i@i.jone or Boouto. y. j.. loaned two big sleek
tors, which stretched Themselves 'aBy On tue SOFT rugs
| a. ad.ni-e firm Among the black aud tan set-
ter- was Range, owned by Allan MaIqiand. OF NO y
handsome one owned br Charles W. Bark p, and ra.red
a, 81 900. There we're fozens or fox terriers bright
evei te fellows which Jumped about n the'r boxes
f%uouS % rt Borncc - J-gi,r ,r1n5rt-i
dog gyi5. bIqck-Indau head. The beagrs and colnos
were objects of interest 10 many.
Many ~ the pets bad curious names which caused
Wrsi TsentY--ecuLG-., sent lI. blue -kyc-tcEr!cr
nmn Tng,, Ms saisbnry. Of So 50 Vest Ihr;ysit
S. als her pug Pickles" which NAV have been due
to his somewhat ,onr expression Two other pugs
named res peetiyely " Comedy and TrHgedY belong
% one master Nhskey 3rlsAt-i"oking itt!e Dandy
Dlumont terrier, belongs 10 Douglas hoonson. r. %,
30. Az M,ci-on-ave. " Ra-a,' % foun& Taylor
l. y. Meyer Two King CAAr.es spauieIs. very
exemplary dogs apparently, which boar tne names VI
Moody " and " sankey.'
INCIDENTS or THs EvBSISG.
Atno time during The evening" the exhibition
comfortably crowded. though hundreds v.rs in attend
,nce shortly before 10 o'clock It was estimated that
nearly 900 visitors lad attended during the layneaEiy
twice A. many present Tuesday Among those
Who enjoyed the exhibition In the evening were Mr.
and Mrs John Jacob MAYOR Coopor and vito and
81 Cooper General Daniel T. sieke -. she Rev. o. b.
Fr0fhngham. the Rev. Dr. William e. Prime, Henry
Barrn. Judge Lawrence. Fire C0mInl-iuner Gorman
James BroIa ssa ME-. ME- Iorard campbs ssT
ART. Thatcher 81. Adauis, Mr. aud Mrs.. Roo
p. C. Cornc.l Mrs H-nr, rurnDul Nj. AND Mrs G. ".
Feilows, the Ni.ses It.on. Mrs Aorrls Il Jesnp hrs
4rs. George Palmer. NrL Commodore To!free,
c c. WoriAn{roa, C. AmoY i5evsn' i5eTsg Fran Frau
ar and Mrs K b. Holmes, toe Esses BsDcock, Ass
Iari"g Frederick May Albert Kngsand and wife, the
Francis Cormao. DIR. ssyTe Benjamin Hed' Mrs. Louis
b Wright, ana Cyru. ". Fleli.jr
THE AWARDS OF PRIZES.
Promptly at 10 a. NJ. the judges began their
work Al on Tuesday John Davidson, George c. Col
burn and John Wise Judges OF tho .portns divis
on had rival dogs brought 70 the circular enclosure
at ne Madison end Of the building The judges Of
the non-sportgg division, James B. EnClaud, j. +.
Granger and Colonel Deanecy Kane passed judgment
or that class Of the raised platform :, the oppo
site end Of the Garden. In the morning they settled
the stsnding Of he Ms,ns St. Bernard, Newfoundland.
and 5bsran Un dogs, while the judges OF the sport
uy class we're wrestling with the claims OF the sixty
I'VE English Settlers in class twenty yeght In the after
moon prizes were awarded the fox terriers. bull dogs
bull terriers and SKYE terriers OF the transporting
division and 10 the English setter and black and tan