New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-28
18th the necessity OF keeping storekeeper and gauger
~ avery little distiery in the country
OPENING OF TIE DOG SHOW.
nusy SCENES IN MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
HAPPY AND UNHAPPY PEIs.

nusY SCENES IN MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
HAPPY AND UNHAPPY PETs.
The yelping of terriers, the baying OF HOUNDS
and the barking of excited cOllies were mngieo "I'
various sounds of preparation at the hauson
Garden all day yesterday. The carpenters "a" ,"
were beginning 10 give way to the grools anu t
IN who were arranging the quarters 70 NC oeouP
a., -, ,,r DAYS by the pets OF the drawihg-roon an"
,he tumates of the kennel Ten rows OF ooAes
,,o entire length of the building were nle WIZ" s'""'
readv for the 700 or 500 dogs tia' WIN 'ne0' w
I'll, gaze after 10 o'clock this morning some
-, ,rsra being lined with bright hued
,.hs presumably to match the color OF inc
ribbons which some ones cnrled darling is 10 wear Wnr"
exposed to the public gaze A numper oi nion VIZ
strong about critically examining the various "nh"
as they were taken out OF the crates coho1u az
brushed and made generally presentaoe before oehs
- a,,y an the narrow compartment reserved for
them. , rs In
IL was amusing TO note the various ways -
which different species OF the uos i'
conducted themselves. Two or three NOV"
foundlands buried their shaggy coats III inc ou""
and ouetly went to sleep Several St. Bernards WIN
ON, the Traditional cask OF bread and wine for the nan
frozen traveller sat gazing about, pniosophicahy
number of setter pups with their big heads shaky IN
derpinning, and that hall wlekeu fnmbed over
ewes that well fed puppy always nas; tugs ~ tbeir
Their own lert ana stood ON one ahothoi ,n,Nj 70
anxiety 20 mex o f t6er box Numerous shepherd dogs
lay IN the straw and demurey accep'cu '"o
Snons the exhibitors and exhibits not already men
toned are II. F. Alien black ana ti9 se'5er ronrh
head terrier Though water spaniel might ntY 1bt
Pected Il W sh S OF Mss Claire Coudert
enters poodle; Bayard CUTTING an spve tsrrier
DR. k H. Darby. mastih H.
Faxon, of Boston, a Kennel Of sixteen n collies;
John r. Hancs OF Toms River. kennel OF 81 Berhalos
81 r. Hearne also "a kennel of 81 Demands $ s. HOW
lands dne poodes F. G. LIE Roy S rea W. Sn eesar
kennel OF ST. Bernards Mrs Nelson. several terriers
ana deer hounds Mrs. william W. Russell NUMBER oi
bulldogs; Mrs Ryder, poodle John r. InayGr'
variety of odes. deer hounds ahd pointers a. y;
ses sd rrre9 Miss unars and John R.
Sedan have also entered dogs Among the Eng1sn 0H
entered mastins and settlers
sCHAFFER BEATS DION IN HUNDRED MINUTES.
The humping of canes and the stamping OF
feet denoted an impatient audience in Irving Hall last
evening schaefer there in the dress suit and the
immaculate white tie, but Dion fingered
At ten minutes past eight, however the
heavy weight champion appeared. Schaefer
began the pleasure Of the evening by ran OF 10 After
running up points. he suddenly remembered that he
still wore claw hammer coat. and an nterInssion OF
five minutes was TAKEN Dion made and sat down TO
rest schaeier tried repeat his opening run, but fell
short two. Dion was sufficiently refreshed by this
time to run T. In tho seventh inning schaefcr
along the lower bak line until "a were accredited
him. The twentyfth was spread three shot 0ni inc
balls in close communion again, ana waited
up in the middle and down at the sides until brilliant
shot was spoiled by red kissing the white out OF the
track of the cue ball. and the champion sought his ehar
while the slid over ftyf buttons on his string
Dion eveled his twenty-five ounce cue and gathered IN
four.
Scaefer waited until the tweny-secOnd inning before
working his usual big run. The balls gyrated
back and forth the baZe until Fl points were
called Then "a seesaw shot gathered them and dozen
were counted IN few seconds. The old tactics edglng
the balls slowly along the balk line with an occasional
trip to the cushion and back carried hun up to o. lie
banked for the 70th taking two cushions, and ater
running SO points, hestaed over the next ana was lost
Several repettOns of his favOrte tactics ran the game
In a dozen innings with Dion 3l5 IN the rear
Though the winners average was only little over Ia
points to tbs Shot 1t was The quickest game yet lasting
ouly hour and forty minutes. Dion Will play with
SIoseoh this evening Following is last nights score
schaefer-1e II. q 10, g. 4. 81. 81 Is, 8 ~
zS ?. 81. % l. "a, o. ~. a. 81 H. 2 l9-Ioal
800 Average IA. -
90 o. o. s. 24lO2 10, g. l, g. g. 13-Total ls5. Average