New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-30
A COLD DAY FOR THE DOGS.
sUFFERINGs OF DELICATE SPECIMENS.


made life miserable for the arstocratc little dogs VINO
had neglected tho Of hair tonies III iher
early years. Furs and blankets were P'ion
mon them, howcver; their cages were surronh"eu
by cloth to protect them from the breezes OF New" ~
spring day aud they cuddled up into little bathroom
heaps with their sticking out from under tno
wraps marked contrast to the bald misery oil these
pampered represents from Mexico was the h"ruy
indifference OF the Skye terriers those animated 7eo
tions OF door mats which the spectator spenuS
many an xious minutes trying determine which emu u
the heal until paroxsm OF squeaky barks opens up"
red chasm in one end and the mystery Is solved
The usual rafting fire Of barks ana hows was Kept UP
throughout the day At intervals huge mastin "oiu
rouse himself up and let brondside of "Bow-Wows
of such depth and power that the smaller fry wouu DC
shamed into silence But this racket was nothing 70 u"
psndemOnium that reigned at o'clock In the morhins'
AT that hour OF the cats whose duty 1t Is TO proeot
tho rat community OF tho Garden from the evils Oh
ovcr-population calmly walking down the ai'e
at tho Fourth-ave. end gazing superciilonsy
upon the OF her species they lay chained
In their kennels The sight too much for the equa
nimty OF huge St. Bernard. With one bound he burst
his CHAIN tore after tho intruder In full cry lDen
arose din that beggars description bloodhounds pay
ing terriers barking, and all turning somersaults ana
nearly srangng themselves In their anxiety toJon the
chase 1t swept up the aisle. Another monster DOG
burst his bonds and Join tho procession. but ner
catshp had not lived through a hafdozen DOG
shows for nothing She flew into the Office as city OF
refuge. while dozen keepers pounced on the dogs ana
matters Strengthened out though 1t was long
before peace reigned again.
throng OF ladies' all day long surrounded the cages OF
the pugs which received the homage offered with the
indifferent selfsatsaed air Characteristic Of pugdom
No. s37 which rejoicss in the name Of prominent
statesman, sat in his basket like DiOgenes In his
tub, and viewed the proceedings with evil
dent disapprova. refusing to be inclined
by any number Of endearing epthets.
Late in tho afternoon the miscellaneous class was
Judged and and the procession OF canine odds and
moved the ring. huge English boodhounds.
croposred bundle dogs and others OF varying size
and ferOcity. the spectators amused themselves by
pcturng TO themselves the possible result II bone OF
contention should be thrown among them. ana the
peaceful procession changed into largo dog hght
one change In the awards reported yesterday should
be noted Miss Elise schlesinger. Of his city. is the
OF chwartlclo bright and shining light in the
circle OF dachshuuds schwart zeles namo did not APP
pear among The elect Tuesday because he was ugly
and refused to led out to DO Judged but being re-
markaby fine dog the judges awarded him first prize,
that there two first medals in that class There
will be for excellence between two packs OF
trick dogs this evening.
There largo increase in ths
number OF spectators yesterday and in the
evening there was positive crush.
In the crowd that stroed and down the ases we're
noticed Mrs. John Jacob Astor, Miss Hrcksher. Mrs W.
r. Douglas Miss Coudert. Mrs. Richard King. Mrs. j. p.
Hollinshcad. Herman Oelrichs, Mrs aud Mrs
August Belmont IT,. Mrs william X. Vanderbilt, Mrs.
Creighton Webb. Henry BerRh. Mrs. Belmont Purdy.
Miss Pierrepont Miss Ryder Mrs John H. Draper. Miss
Draper Miss Minturn Mrs Arthur Wellman, ;. g. How
land, Lieutenant Emory Lieutenant Ward. Mr and Mrs
j. Coleman Drayton. Arthur sewol. W. r. Agnew and A.
@. Lorilard. the further awards the following
Irish setterA-Dogs; /, Rory OMore W n. Calender
Ihanv fuf Mux HUyuEen. a KlarueVs
=. ". Clark. r.. Philadelphia; V II G, Bruce, J. H.
iob1ken; &, Tim, MarInaduke Richardson. Ncw-York
Bitches: /, Hazel Marmaluke Rionardsoh 2. Little
Nell j. H. Roberts. philadelphia; 3. Lady Edith. W. ~
CALENDER, Albany V Il {. Jessie. J. II. Roberts Pnil&
delpha; II Z. Gay W. Calender; C. Bell. Seaman L.
Irish setter Puppies under twelve months-Dogs l.
Gerald. Frank 5. Parrot. Bridgeport, Conn; 2. Rex
c. W. Vincent Brooklyn; II c. Glcnmar H.. q. II. bay
Peekskilll C. Bend. O. T. Pierce Riverside. Conn.
Molly Baron. william Dunphy. Pceksklll. " Wv IL
zs G@rr s hoach AeT nin e alsie william Dun
Chesapeake Bay Dog: !. Rose, q. G; Clark. New
Foxhonnds: l. Vinegar Essex County Hunt Orange.
N. j. 2. Manager. same owner; 3. Major William OAR
Champion BulldOgs-Dogs: l. Champion Boy. X. &
W. Lyiagston. NewYork Bitchcs: /. Beillssma. John
Buidogs-Dogs: /. Romulus. John +. Thayer. Lancas
ter, Mass; z; Hamlet. Mr. W. ". Russell New lGrki
!. Britomsrtls. John +. Tnayer; 2. Bellona' Il & W.
Bulldog pappies.~satan. c. 8. Latham Sow-Yorki H.
C., puppy entered by NJ. " H. David, New.fork.
Champion bullerrlers over 20 pounds-Dogs; l,
Grand Duke, H. and W. Livingston. New-IOrk Bitches:
/, Victoria. T.. y. Porter, New Haven.
Bu-terners over % pourds.-DOgs; l. Dutch, IT,, T.
New-York; II. G.. SaIon. Associated Faneers Pniiade-
phia; C., Young Bin. g. H. Taylor. SOuthbrdge, Mass
bitches: !. Rosa, Mrs Nelson New'fork; = Young
Venom Edward Leuer. Philadelphia ~
Champion BnllterrirrH under 20 pounds-little Mag
gle. X. G. w. Livingston. New-lork
New York q Charlie Mrs. A. kistemann. New-iorki
V. H. C.. Countess, John Parker, Philadelphia; H. c.
Otto Associated Fancisrs, Philadelphia; C., Prince
Charlie. Peter Cassidy, Sew-iork. -
Italian Greyhounds-l. Fanny, Edith NJ Van Buren,
Engewood, y. j.; 2. Babe AMI litter Of four puppies,
Mrs. Annie ~ Kramer. Philadelphia.
Yorkshire Terriers, over i've pOunds-l Prince, John
Marriott New.York: ? Mr.. d., Mira William x. Stewart
York v II. c., Florce. Miss Addie vost New-fork H.
G. Lass. Mrs. A. .kstemann {. Robbie. John Marriott
pounds: ], Tiny, Miss Ella y. Brown, Sew-lorki =
faunleI AdamI PArtenheimer, Ncw-IOrki Z, Tiny,
Mr.. Crlssel, New-fork C. Busy Howard Spear Bloom
field. n. j.
special prizes $50 for host mastG Moses. wlnlawn
Kennels NewYork; collar for excellence Ia class
winner medal or best pair OF mastifs Moses and
Prussian Princess. Ninlawn Kennels; medal for best
kennel Of mastlds, Wnlawn KenneLs i've dogs medal
Echo S'' william Jarvis. ClaremonL N, H.
Mo collar for black and Irish setter PHIL Miss
Lillian Woodwork. kewiOrk; collar for best black aud
tan setter. Flash blackstone Kennels beet greyhound
Mother DemcliR w. II. smith, Worcester. Mass best
smooth coated St Bernard, Verons MbrU0k Kennels;
best bulldog, Britomartls John y. Thayer best
field cocker spaniel. spice. CloyernoOk Kennolsi
best cocker spaniel dog. owned by member OF the
cocker spaniel club, Brahma, James Luckwe; best
for the best Beagle, Little Duke, A IL Wakefield Coz
best pug bitch. Beauty Mrs A. KIstemann; best pug
Bernard Duke Of Leeis, f.. H. Hearn best brinde mas
tin, Don H. l.. X. Hearn.
THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
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