The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
TRIU MPHAL RETU RN
OF S. B. HOWES'
e v r OPE AN ,CI

OF S. B. HOWES'
e U r o PEAN .CI
has returned to America se an absence Of seven Years
in Europe bringing to this county the most
COMPLETE CIRCUS
he world has seem combining all the great Eques-
trian performers of kngIand and Continental kurOpe
ONE HUS 5sEB MALE AND FEMALE ARTISTS.
The public are respectfully informed that this immense
Philadelphia, on Monday. May z,
: And give limited number OF GRAND EXaIBI
EVERY DAY AND EVENING,
ON THE ACADEMY OF nUslC LOT,
l''' LOCUST AND BROAD STREETS.
ASSmssion; cents
Mr. HOW rs, With desire to gfaty the Gniyer
sal public, as well as his immediate pa,rons, an
a. GRAND GRATUIToUs EXHIBITION,
which the people OF Europe focked by thousands from
n''' O '1H SoEGnU0us q lTSGU nfs PAGERRTs' ESSfs'
y Of eTay Sq s & Iyr epdor y g Ss since he @
Clio Of Gold In this great yession will appear
Grand Charot OF Hous with the iull OPERA BAND
BEAUTIFUL TABLEAU Carl
Carrying Living
aud containing Alegoica abeau of America repr1
6TaTed Of the Goddess Of Liberty oroaehes
are gE9gSPed FgFPSPE SeSS I q Sr
perpate'ic picture will be iolloWea by
cn1NEsE IEaFrSHhS SHhfiSf Sf4 OF SqdtSSIfDTi d6SfTi1Us
other Chanos cars and Beriins of EXQUISITE work
manship drawn by detachments the magnificent stud
rtists inciuong the most beautiful LADY RIDERS in
FoURIEtN SHETLAND PONIES
drawing the FAIRY CHARIOT OF TITANIA. The
%hoie forming the most attractive outdoor display
IA h'tsehed 9iG1S % ~ MS @ establishment @ is 49,
NM 'f'o|hElIs DEH Hi3N 3I WILD AND FERoCIOUS
which VIII be exhibited BY Mr. PIERCE, who win enter
the DEN OF LIONS, and exhibit his as tonishng m, o.
netc power oyer the monsters OF the desert and Jungle
monstrate cOnuOl them by making them per-
torn number o manguvres and novel evoIutions
Pierce will SO through his daring and Wonderful per- r
,O'l' iM@ESsE E1,aE Ssl DEN OF WILD LIONS
IN the GENRE Of the arena, exhibiting to the audience
aegaee or sterling courage and iron nerve
Prominent among the attractive talent of the Arena
JAMES pESoSTrE, the great European Science and
CHARiEs REED, the renowned trick rider and
'uneTs"Vs Nm WAFsSN the ISreat sbsTssDoS-;SS s
aG BEL%oST BRo' HERS Our in number Joseph
mont ne greaL Gymnastic, Acrobatie, ana Ana6a ira
LHZEIIE and KING, the accomplished pOsarer. 1ies
LITTLE Mac, the wonderful Man-MOnkey and
among the beautiful LADY riders the ansgers points
latey the pet of the Parisian public i1
- MISS LUCY WATSON,
L'Equestrienne Angais, from the principal arenas
ofEngland and late of Astley's Amphtheatre london
MISS GRASE A,S BELEAlR, the accomplished Ameri-
MAD'LLE NATALIE BLANCHE, the Australian
Equesrienne.
skNoR PAREPA. the beautiful viennese from the
Cirque st. Mark, Venice. ~ e
WILLIAM HOLLOWAY the renowned RIder Ieanar
and innumerable Sommersault Thrower
Ahl Ahl Ahl "Here we are again
SAM LONG
the great American Jester and Sidesplit 10
the 'SoveIeigns" OF the Union. e'-'A"' W
FRANK WHITAKER
the great British Funnicuss whose Jokes are as
familiar 10 the Cockneys of London as the sound of
Bow-bells 49, Wv ~ "
In addition 10 these distinguished names the Troupe
comprises many others. O' ~ P'
DOUBLE TROUPE OF GYMNAsTS
where combined talent will be brought into re0ustIon
In grand series OF Acrobatc and Gymnastlc eyolu.
THE BFDOUIN ARAB
The beautiful raned Horse
CANARY
will be introduced by Mr. william Organ.
Mr.. Walter Waterman will introduce and perform his
Troupe OF Beautiful ~ ~
TRICK PONIES
Performance at and N Pm.
WALTER WATERMAN,
90 II Equestrian ID director.