New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
NON-SPORTING DOGS SHOWN.
AFINE EXHIBITION IN THE GARDEN.

favorable auspices AT the Madison Square Garden yese
day morning. Besides the transporting dogs In the
show there were exhibited deerhounds, grayhounds
and fox terriers. Five hundred dogs, some
Of them old habitues of the Garden. lift
ed up their voices in yelps and bark
disdanfully went to sleep their kennels when the
show was opened The arrangements were the same as
ut previous dog shows-hc long lines OF kennels with
passages between and the sawduscovcred ring I'm the
centre of the Garden where the dogs judged.
On the right enters the Garden
from Madison-ave. kennels containing
Mexican hairless dogs with a peculiar leathery skin,
but with such pleading little beadkc eyes that for
gives them their badness. 1t such dogs these
that used to dsport themselves in the palace of Monte
yuma and bark at the religious professions that moved
down the streets of his capital Near them peculiar
dog whose white and almost hairless body is moted
with brown spots. She tuft OF white hair on
the top of her head and gives queer little yclps and
barks every and then. What she
says In her dog language Is quite
unineligbc to the other dogs in the show, for she
Chinese dog and doubt would he considered edible
luxury in the Flowcry Kingdom.
long of elevated contains pugs and poodles
These drawing pets have their quarters decorated
with the colos best calculated set off their complex
ions. As rule they quiet and orderly and take the
admiration Of visitors with highbrcd dignity. When
enthusiastic lady remarks Oh aren't you little
beauty g. Mr.. Pug only stares with expression which
says, "Wcl, should SMILE"
Dr.. AMEs's rsQrIMAU Dogs
Near the Fourth ave end Of the Judges ring two
kennels surrounded by railing. Here two Esqu
dogs which formed part OF the dog team Of
the Grcely Relief ship Bear. They bred by the
Governor of Disco and good specimens OF their race
DR.. Ames of the Bear. brought them home with him
his return from the Grcely Relief Expedition and now
sends them to the Garden for exhibition When the dogs
first got into these ATTITUDES they became afflicted with
par sis of their hind legs Although the weather not
to he on the point of suocaton from heat. BY clipping
them and keeping them in cool place. DR.. Ames man
far accmaed that they stand good show of living the
age usually attained by Esuinau dogs in their native
died soon after their arrival here. Yesterday sailor
from the Thetis In charge Of the dogs and an admir-
Ing crowd hung around him rs he nOnchalany leaned on
the railing and spun yarns of the frozen North
There is good display of black and tan dogs in the
frightened almo', ont OF their scantlly haired
skins by the barking of ,, the ,dnr ISsr ,roGa %Es
him and after whining pteonsy for while
went to sleep and had little galvanic starts and jerks
Friend" The other little fellow shook and shivered with
fear and cried till the tears ran down his wrnkled little
lighted and his only sorrow seemed to he that he could
not laugh. to show how pleased he was.
Among the champion sheep dogs II the beautiful Robin
Affair entered by Thomas H. Terry, of this city Robin
Adar is tho winner ~ numerous prizes In this country
fh"sc not experts To- admire him The Ontario Collie club
has this class fine black and tan dog called Lorne In
schack has seven entries from his Kaonla Kennels at
Huntington. L. l. The Newfoundland dogs in the show
are excellent specimens Among them is fine black and
white entered by l.. H. Bulklcy. j. II Phcan. Of
Jersey City. has entered black newfoundland three
H,noug those present at the show we're Wendell Good
win. Perry Belmont Mr. aud Mrs Frederick lLascy. Mr.
and Mrs f. r. Lehman, Miss lamson. Mrs. Huntingdon
Dcuon. Mrs aud Miss Lee aud Miss Lowe. Of Phadcl-
phia Mrs. DuhoiS Wae>tai Mr. D. T. WmlGn. Mrs G.
Mrs :. Sands. ir, Miss Work. Nh and Mrs smith Had
den winthrop rutherford. George Work William rhomp-
Horace httpudcn, i. Coleman DraNtDn
Mrs H. e. Cornell Miss Ryder aud Miss Crocker.
TIIE AWARDS.
Tho awards follows: Champion mnstn dogs.
At prize to Hero entered by Ashmont Kennels, of Bos-
ROYAL entered hy Herbert Mead of Lake Waccahuc, this
state. open class masf dogs, st rr1c To Homer en-
tered hy W T.. stevenson; 81 10 Zulu, entered by James
entered GJ w. H. lee. of Bo.lou. MasliG bitches Isl
prize to Lorna poonc. ,nlcrl by the Asmont kcnucls
Of B,ston; 2d To queen IT,, entered by the
Wlnlnw kennel; "a To Liberty, same owner
Mastln puppy dogs under twelve months old lat priIr
champion rough con'cd st. Bcrnar dogs, ist prize to
Duke of Leeds. entered hy l.. Il. liclrn. Champion
rough coated IT. Bernard bitches, lst Prlc to G'rc,
same owner Hou.hc"aird II. B'rnarl dogs Ist prize
To otto. entered 10y t. W HoihcrS OF Ohto cahada ~
from The Forest Clty Kennels of Portland Me 81
to Dan entered by u. T. Bcckwith. Of ra'saie. NJ
Roughcoatcd 81 BERNARD bitches Isl prkc 10 Khohl'
entered by l.. H. llcrn OF ll'~'lc "a to stcla; EN-
tered by Rodney Benson 3d to Empress, entered by
Young Rough coated -. Bernard puppy dogs, under
twelve months old Isl prize 10 iilnaparte, entered
from the schoonhaycn Kennels OF Black Rock, Conn.
Rough-cOatcd II. Bernard puppy bitches under
iered by i. y. Hcarn; % to spiran1a,
coated st. Bernard dogs 1t prize to Don H. entered by
Il. X. Hcarn. Champion snootlcoated II, bernard
bitches. st prize to Leila, same owner smoo,l-coatsd
81 Bernard dogs lst prize to ST. Botoph. from the
BrarcliG kennels; 2d to Verne, from the NH lr9oE
Kennels 3D. To RoyaliSt, same owner Smooth,c9atc9
-, Bernard blcheS l7t prle to 3aPnhf;; ;o rneeu oy r.
Brook Kennels. snooth-coatcd s. Bernard puppy
dogs. under twelve months od, lst prize to
Mass; III to Ncstor, from the schomhoyen Kennels |
smooh.coaled ~ Bernard puppy bitches under twelve
cila Kennels I'd. to Il. \. Dcmards entry,
Newfoundland dogs (hacl Isl pthe to D. H. t., iietn
Major; I'd TO sam owned by j. A. Sickrr'on OF Boston,
Newfoundland brche, (bacO 1T priz' to Juno, owned
by q. W schcnk. OF Burlington. Iowa >,,...,
swncd by O.. Ii. ". smith, OF Worcester. Mass, Grey
o"@ d SSS' M e Mrs. to p ym"n& Of nS TO sns
ircyhound bitches ls prize to H. w. smith, an Mother @a
hound puppies under II month old "a plhe 10 pi. pr
Mary j. McClccry's Victor. Champion Dccrhoulms lst
the Govcnook Kennels Dccrhound dogs lst prla9I
10 Mae same owner ID to Bruce owned ny uehe'.n
S@ @g Hanshee. 81 ,' a~"S @s o by b. Gilbert Ncwaven
Dccrhc%nd Dec puppies under - months old
3D. prize to A. skirs Mac Champaion fox terrier dogs;
renee of Groon Mass Fox terrier dogsnlst prize TO
Warren County ID to scar'dalrof thc oloNrr""h % r
nes; 3d, 10 j. T. rhayers Baby Iyriht f1x & ,'tti'r m
prize 10 J.. ana W. hnlh'lloiu b'". -,
"a ; J. Bacou's Flash; 81. to Glover Belle, of the
lovernook Kennels Wirchair,d fox terrers-lst prize
l. + l. trIiugcr's Fykc Fox terrier puppies dogs
inrr twelve months od) LAT prize to !tDan tiom hc
Iiovcrnook Kennels ID 10 t. +. krnrhah zoe;
Fox terrier puppy bitches age 1st piilc 10 L. anu
. Euihcrford- Warren Jostle Black and tan terriers
over five pounds lst prize Ia Bessy, owned hy j. L.
lehocs of Ttonto Canada I'd. to j. IammondS tuss;
r,hared Scotch terriers lat prize to Rosie, ownen
,y j. A. TAYLOR of Chicago 2d. 90 Scotch uWhrh py d,
hammond Roupl.hnired terriers; lst prize 10 SIR
ainct, owned by q A. priestly of philnicrhla 20 10
l. H. Wrieht's Vie DANDY DnlnOnt terriers lst prlkc
% Krlpir owned by Rnhcrt Hume, of orange court
House, Virginia. irish terriers Il. lr,e 70 % %Sie,,
wnrd hy l. 1lmtaot of Red Hook 2tt. to y tolnnn
rn ytnns ,nstrr Bridngton nrrcts lat prize toJI ].
'chdcs's Blurhrti I'd. to imported entry ny sso am
ivurr champion Sk, Terriers ist ptilr ~ '" Snn
lrtsns lin skvr Irtips Al prize to srollcd Jrnnr.
,vnrd BY w. /. saudetsunl "a to Qngrn Man sn'n,p p,,
,wnpt. jd tu Fanny owned by urntEr tnlilrlNun. wy
M ,t,, ,hninai III ptl,r ~ ltumru, owned by Mta
" ktaitetl "a, "a THREE pupliri. ,air g,wn,i n"h