The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-26
LADY HILLARY.

LADY HILLARY.
persuas sion. and he has taken his famous
namesake as his model while In the prize
ring. He is q rusher. and. although no larger
than Kilratn. beats down the guard OF his
parti.colored antagonist. and rains a shower
of blows on head and neck The box
ing gloves are we'll padded. however.
and no injury ever results from the
encounter. Outside OF the ring they are the
best Of friends. and drink milk from the same
saucer. But in the roped arena. with the mitts
on and the crowd looking. John L. is out for
the sugar" to quote u sport who watched the
mill yesterday afternoon and roared his ap-
proval when Kilrain was put through the
ropes with right-hand punch on the neck.
1t was almost II o'clock last night before the
crowd showed any disposition to thin out. but
once the people got under way the Garden was
quickly left in possession Of the four-footed
aristocrats and the watchmen.
The canine chorus was not so deafening as
on the previous days Of the show. a majority
of the dogs being content to stretch at full
length and dream OF honors won and con-
testants vanquished. The Judging was con-
ciuded on Wednesday, and there was no scrub
hing and brushing in preparation for the cru
cial test in the ring. Their lives were cast in
pleasanter places. and they were able to put
aside their dress-parade airs and relapse into
always associated with life Of laxuri-
forts Ptnce sr or sarf
sitatsr part Of the day obivious q everything
none too we'll pleased when they were awak-
ened to take part in the parade Of prize win.
sns ned
mails; the sole feature Of the afternoon. major,
fam MOI n a wi
thcir royal breeline and they viii HiI' submit t"
The. caresses Of strangers but there are few
h!HS s"t ?i4'Ee last Psys
Bcrnards are Guartered. enjoying himself by
rafting the heads OF the many fine specimens
# a S breed teas ne sha
and told folks how afiectionate an animal the
1T Bernard +. and Mh R,i,g Grand dog they
Do has as com pani3ns Jim Blaine and Lothario
his IS ' re5Heets cts to Lotharia This dog was n ap.
nnrennt n The land Of SGd as his eyes were
with the "a resSafity that geteSen a"u deep
slumhcr. Lot hario was only playing 'possum,
nSs6ai s head Sn he ena s oW honf
conIlding nature than Mr. Demaray, THAT gen
iothaTio sna"ped S yi " at Mr. f Psmaray
The dog did not release the hand for some
seebndi; ,, and when H. did it was torn
From SEsf% had his wound was
enough dog slow for one day: Lothano is
The olleias Of the Garden G say th ct they
drSn pass from dog to dog and with fearless
crnlnaioly :? ala i IS lille short Of miracpious
Tint none have, ,ren bitten during the three
u4 fna % w% f "N d hiios Whitney and Messrs
Rapsr; Tracy, and other gentlemen. who
isI n hs s e. 81 TIE fbogs n he
done. and there wcfe very few fault finders in
u tie morits oil ali dogs but their own.
ns s g. Si aos Es@as
" yS S N sd Y s Hf s9 zoo
held. Several other dogs changed hands ut
The ystGrS t. the be- sn Sss en- Tussday
rSaEiyn miss M fsa was intcros'ed the
exhibition Of spapiels She was vas, formerly tho
todIi dat .he beshf six years ago IN England
Tor $40. Dafrodil disappeared very mysteri-
s sy mss Wy Ws Tss Mas on" tsM
bat snc noyeI ,.amo back. 80
In ope q tlS hs3iels on TSosda, eq Re
Charles spaniel that look ed familiar to Miss |
Willctts She looked up the catalogue num- |
hci. and found that the spaniel had been en-
childs OF j 5tj7 First avenue. According to the |
catalogue, Jessio's pedigree was unknown;
M Da d Inc esss dat
her IN KNOWING way and put on 6od PLEASED s~
self and walked TO the front OF her kennel as
II to greet an old acquaintance.
Miss Wiletts satisfied herself that Jessie !
and paiiqiil were. Que and the same, She /
went to tho superintendent Of the exhibition |
and wanted permission to take her dog right
home. The superintendent told her thst tho
dog had bcen regularly entered and no could |
not heip her in any way.
Mrs Rnthschilds. who entered Jessie. Is the
wife OF NJ. Kothsclilds. dealer in small pet
show before Miss Wiletts went back to
Brooklyn and appealed to the police Detec-
lice court in Adams street. and she asked for
" Jessie is my dog that lost last December"
took her out to walk one day and she disap-
peGred. The dog recognized me when saw
her and can prove that she was mine.
Then Miss Wiletts. who Is very determined
was devoted to tho family history OF panodii
II showed q long and royal pedigree p19n0dii