New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
noes ON THEIR METlLE'
INTERESTING SCENES AT THE GARDEN

rpr JAPANESE CONSUL FREsENr-VAssAh "'"''
prIlGnTfp-TIE AwAnDs'
a.r, little man. accompanied by several other
aark lille men, visited the Non-SpoitinR Dog oHoW
af the Madison Square tarGcn y slr,,iaI ,,i IT, % Ac
daa"'nanicd bv Superintendent Charles Lincoln
slsv Went over the show carefully Game is abund-
ant in Japa"' ong S%' 'hSlo tSs s Jspa"eso Consul
desiro,s OF introducing INTO the coun ~ point%.is %
and hounds for hunting puiposes nrs sone
saoM onrnds eTc, ,hounds and fox-,crriers in 1T, and
# was with view of inspecting theSc 'iat i .1iY
Consul came. sight at the eleyhouuus 10 "e"
"I:,n "E.ncri TI' judges say that, the display Is
tho bes! ever seen II this country nmt sbo% "na
in England Although most OF ne na dogs
m the show itom this city or It's ncighoo'hoou
there are MANY entries from Ha,snHnnStn,,, and
necticut Cincinnati Chicago. Pnladclpni,. af'm r
Canada. several Of the dogs have boon sold for
l,va prizes Yesterday Mrs. Emnot, wilo 81 Josepn
Iaimc. the actor "nerGd ns ,d n9"y ,S, prizs Kobe
IA a bcau,ful little blacl-and-whitc crca,n,e rc
whose illus!rious and iinnou.h,o r,n'" iapa,.
MA. 10, % ahc ,,,les have been ava dcd aud th'
line roll or yellow ribbon tackled np Oyer Wv , spn
~ co - ,br"u"b The show and "eush" over thc iight
dog II was exceedingly disconfaglne po''t.o "
s,op In admiration. ~ front oi some, =" 'o %uJno %
no,' 'cnccd eve beautiful specimen oi 'nc '"'iins.
scc aud hc told by M expert In such matters ina,
your ignorance was painful, and tLen pe 'ngp' nnomt
away Ia look AZ some ueY ln'e WY - m" dcar 10
him All the points" which render dogs o''' W
ny The dogs are all we'll cared for and now that
they have gotten used TO thelr surronnGlhes;| " ~
enioy tuen,seiycs. Even Mr. Dcrsh' VIZ" @ h'o
ys,ted tho show once or twice has fonhu hotn ~. i's
e. complain of. Numerous attcndanIs ia J.'fET, tEof
aud helmets wait on the dogs and sec 10 IL ina.
fhey are comfortable. Before those kenneis MI MI
there little p@ppes Ec@pie nS;9e on the
face OF the mother of htter OF puppies "mmo mrn'
people stand around admirlne ,,r'nr mcr and
geny,d dou the she iTSH %on.d say. ' if she could
"Thcsc are my Jewels and don't care rap iot m tnc
silver cups an medals on the Tenic r;,on o. whicb
decorates the kcnncl OF my neXt-d0or helgnooIi
The Esauinau dO-s which Dr. AInes ol tDe @ Deal
has in the show are sad 10 oe thof moi even
the most expert of experts at the show have hau q
large experience in Judging slch aulis t,on ~ arv a.
Dearaucc they resemble tho SpItz more tnau any
other breed we'll known here when inc Uieciy
Relief Expedition got them, along WIN hhtiS
others, from Governor Petersen az ilsco, enu III ~
ernor said they were as soJd specimens as cou'u ~
The attendance at the show was light IN tn
morning but began TO Increase early IN tle a,eI or
noon. and by evening was larger than Il mas Defi
before since the show was in progress. out VIZ
merits of the show deserve much larger "'''"''-
ancc than there has yet been.
One of the attractions of the show IS lhe pei, per
forming dogs These educated creatures come
ont into the ring at $50 and Pc H. ai' M
90 through al! so is of strange tncka. The dogs u
the show look OH with wonder at The golnGs on !
of their theatrical fellows aud seem 10 nc lcdlo'SO
the attention which the people pay 10 'he per'oi III
Several vassar girls were at the Garden h las las
evening. They were enraptured WIN mi rf1 'i'l, rh
1iffs and st. Rernards and ENHANCED VIII VIZ
pugs and spanies. " Is not that an utterly sWee
kunOss' SAID one, referring to amutty-nosed pug
porter did not catch the drift One OF the plne
eyed maids began lecture to group o. ier cU,
panons beginning: Dogs were lrst lnVelte'
departed. singing softly to themselves somethn
that sounded like &" Dulcem canem ana tIylul
to pick out the Dog-star IN ne heaveHn iv I
Mrs Charles Wheatleigh, who has kept laltiiiHI ~
watch for the last three days over me pmg w,tc
she has on exhibition, was happy snd coil,eh[c s on
last night for the blue ribbon waved over inc Zen
mel of her pet Tu-Iu. When the pngs Wers nc {rugg
tGe tToca hri Sy ohn R5hnS iasmond and the
prize to Mrs wheatIeigh's Ip-la ,ha ,uSrd Mrl
claiming that Punch had been "doctored up,
iIpon examination 1t was found that white spo
on Punch's breast had been dyed 70 ,c@nries1om ORE '1
so nicely that tho judges were obliged 10, use
microscope TO detect the fraud. As the colorlne
matter lad evidently been put on some time az, g
dog two weeks the judges ex, rate rated MN HUH I"
blame but gave Iu-fu the first prlze. ,,,
Among those present emsr yegtsTdsy sgras ws1 MIs
Bcrryman. Miss Inqersoll, of New-liaven Jam,
Van Allen. Miss May, Dr. Jones, Henry Martin, fa
Smith Law. 5radish Johnson jr.' MIS- Mlss Dt,npe
Gregory. jr.. john !. Morris Mrs.; Pugl Of Phl ~
deplna Mr. and Mrs. I. w. lialsey, Ielfy ,, Do
mont ester Wallack. a. Bryan A,,ey, hrs ,Ic av
Haven; +. X. Rives, I. X. Lawrence and Waha'
Ogden. , -, ii, ,ao
1st prize 10 Rajah, owned by Miss Work Zd
Egaud owned by Miss &. j.. Ryder. Black l0on
bitches prize to Mignon, owned hy Il: Beri
NAL pood,es les rssrc 2issr 1s2 raanS To-day at Al
sp. m. there will be parade of prizc- winners