New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-30
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
WESTMINSTER KENNEL CLUB BENCH SHOW

WESTMINSTER KENNEL CLUB BENCH sho"
FAMOUS DOGS ENTERED FOR THE COMING hAni"'
r1oN AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
iIoN onnnaI bench show of dogs, to be
no Ser The auspices of the Westminster kennei
Club at the Madison square Garse; n,eresing and
May g. promises to be the sd most which has ever
Hmpor'ans aoa an az New:York Not only does the
taKeh p of entries far exceed those OF former
years but the quab as Sereto GeT been the
mnch Os This is due to more than one
resscn the entrance fec has been raised 70 $5 fop
svnnntbfn1 puppies, and the large increase IN the
SSvmber OF imported dogs, the greater interest
evnced in the subject and the Keen s 1Te,y eecf
k"Fanciers Kennel Register has been started,
answering to the Stud Book; IN w dtEd
are entered the pedigrees OF al s sama
dogs brood bitches and puppies thus insur'Dg CON-
nlete protection to purchasers: The widespread IN
tsrest taken in this years exhibition can DC gatnss
cred by glance over the names ana n0t
nIv from nearly every State in the Union but from
Canada Nova Scotia, England, ireland ana ScO '5
land as we'll The arrangements for the care shu
dispositon of the exhibits in the hands OF Charles
lincoln whose name is widely and 1aVoraoiy hno"n
i'm connection with affairs of this sort. One new W
feature of the show will be that either paTaue VI
nr,zedops or the work of the judges Will DC con
staptly In progress. All the large dogs w.. Wiz pu
shown on benches as a1ordlng q pe''ei opp0''
ior onmher of entries exclusive of puppies,
is 961 while with the puppies adoeu In.i0 a If
1.1O0. The exhibitors number , 3oH' one dog.
The sporting dogs usually attract Tue hmong The
ton and all classes are well hlieu. niIs Who
champion pointers are f pV Country owned by R. T.
Vanderwort of Pittsburg; knlckerDocker' o ted
BY G. L. Wins Of Jersey CITY the GSe1eTsinf Lodge
Kennels and King Bow, sent by the Detlolt henlra
Cab Among the champion English settlers ,u s, are
E. HeI7OeTG Gsdi fIes Prince e. and PIantagsnct
and A H. Moore's Thunder. In the champion
Irish liter class A. Nelson, of Brooklyn, e4hioIrS
Elcho III G. Dwight Of Bos Enb L tbs lannon's
sire of so many champioes." W. Il. rIsroS s HI u
Peekskill, will send GlenchO; Max WemXil OF no
Bry The St. Bernard champions are numerous.
among the roughcoaed dogs being e. w. n,rd Iate
" the proDsrty OF u. u. Smith, OF Leeds ana WIN
ner of over forty cups in England BonlVd5u n maS
been purchased and will be exhlDlted py houneS
iI1sna 10 the champion bitch class. Among the
smooth coated st. Bernards are tido, Owned 9y -
W. Pearsa Of CONNECTICUT ana na! Ta anu
class is for the first time adequately repesenteu,
there being eighteen entries three IN the cnanplon
class, TO which Patrick Neary OF n1IS hem shown
in improving the breed of greyhounds ~ TINS counc
try that meeting will be held on the qrs5 Gay OF
the Champion mastiff class w. Graham, of Belfast,
Ireland sends Nevson, one OF lne M0SV
celebrated dogs of his class III tile world an0 H.
lee of Boston, sends Turk Colonel Stuart Iaylor,
nf 2bevenne sends Gurth and James Sonieton, of
New-Jersey Zulu To the champion bulldog class
j. E. Thayer. of Massachusetts, sends bilsIeT anu
Indy: ]. Patterson, of New-Jersey, Ben and Jenny
aud K. W. Livingston, of New-iork, lhunutTel;
The Chesapeake Bay dogs, peculiar breed trained
for reed bird hunting. have tor the hrst time spe-
cial class to which there are seven entries .;.oho
Among the thirteen dogs and oitcnes
owned aud exhibited by the Westminster
Kennel Club, but which will not compete, Is Ine
famoms Bang Bang who is on his way over
from England. The entries for the transporting
classes are large and in the miscellaneous class MI
be several Caniche pOOdes, large french pooule
which originally introduced into TINS country ny
Pierre Lorillard are rapidly becoming faShiona9ie
The prices put on some 81 the are tcy
productive as much as $4,000 being aSAed loI
Biry an Irish setter; Leicester anu LauYY, Ol"ic
will not be parted with under $lO,Ooo; nero, y
deerhound from Queen Victorlas kennels Is puo
down at 500 600 and Miss Joscelyn, of PlttsDnrg,
marks her German masnh Strolch, as beng price,
less.
CHARGED WITH CRIMINAL ASSAULT.
Mrs. Ellen Taggart eye twenty four the wife of
A Fifth-ave stage driver, was crlminaly assaulted
last Friday evening In Ter apartments No oUo
Second-aye She moved that day IRON torty-
secoud-st and Tenlh-ave. George HayDurh, age
seventeen assisted the tTuckman III carrying some
of her furniture to her apartments. lie suddenly
locked the door and attempted to assault her.
About an hour later he assembled TO the ro0l OF an
adjoining house descended to Mrs Iaggaft IooIhs'
and renewed the attempt. In the evening liayDurn
was creating disturbance on the SIDEWAYS IN
front of drug store at No. SOB Sec0nd-aVe Inc
druggist demonstrated with HIM and Hayburn struck
him on The head with stone. Yesterday morn
ing at $50 o'clock Detective Cuff arrested bun IN
shanty where he was sleeping. He had attached a
rome TO most imbedded III the rock, intending 10
effect his escape By it should any attempt to arrest
him be made. In the Yorkvile Police Court yes
terdav morning Hay burn was held by Jusuce rover
in 5000 TO answer the charge OF assault md1e py
the drug gst and in - 600 to answer that maze Dy
Mrs Taggart.
FIGHT BETWEEN RIVAL FACTIONS.
shooting ARRAY which may result fatally, oc-
Cured between 2 and O'Clock yesterday afternoon
at Pavonia-ave. and Henderson-st., jersey cry
The trouble arose IF dissensiOns IN the Edward
Harrington Association. IN which there are Two
rival factions. Yesterday morning Harrington and
when thew met William d. BrOas, Henry Traphagen
and q man named Reehiil Ill Henderoon-st., be
tween Ninth and Tenth SIS. quarrel ,eusued'
but the only effect they Lad was TO cause the
crowd to scatter. Yesterday afternoon Rear
don and some friends were standing at PaVo-
nia-ave. and Henderson-stp when broas aud a
number of his friends walked down the street
Iooking for them. The fight was renewed, and
Troas fired two shots d The second struck Reardon
in the head and lodged under the scalp. BrOas
delivered himself up al the Second Police Station
Reardon was carried to his home IN dJSsT near
who extracted the ball. IL is not believed mat ms
wonnd will prove fatal. The police say that the
community would not have sustained any gTieVous
loss If the factions had cxtermInated each Other'
ALL KINDS OF WEATHER IN DAY.
The city was favored yesterday with a, superb,
Guidance of weather. III came carry anu s.asou
late and was so mixed In its character that every
one must have been well satisfied with 1t at some
moment in the day. When the sun rose ana inc
town began to wake up and wonder II IT was nearly
time TO get up thick leaden clouds were scuddlng
across the sky and the melancholy chill OF autumn
was in the air. When the breakfast bells began 70
rinc cold rain was falling and when 1T came to be
time to prepare for church it was both raining and
showing with much vgor. The rain stopped very
soon but the snow kept right along as II 1t were the
middle of December. Winter rcgned supreme for
nearly an hour. and the ministers OF the city
preached to empty pews. When the snow ceased
falling spring took hand in the exercises OF the
day The clouds gradually lifted, throngs OF people