The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-14
THE JAPANESE JUGGLERS.


THE JAPANESE JUGGLERS.
The Performance Of Mcguire and Risic y'e
Japanese Last Night.
The OF the wonderful citizens Of Jeddo ut tho
Academy Of Music has exceeded the most sangune ex.
psctaons of Professor Risley and Manager Magulro.
Last night there queue at the box office longer
than the most exavagant capital appendage Of Budha
any OF his Japanese adorers and inside the uckesS
and seatless late corners compelled TO peep on tip
from the foyer the shoulders of other sandeea
This troupe the rst imperial troupe permitted 70
leave Japan, and Professor Risley had considerable
trouble for four years in obtaining leave from the Japan
government to allow the saffron faced children Of tho
East 20 with him among outsiders He has ndispua
BILE documents prove this fact which eec.ually nuy
the claims to authenticity Of the Japanese troupe
in Europe Before leaving Japan he had TO give heavy
bonds Of tho subjects Of the Tycoon,
and took with him the FIRST women outside
Japan The feats of these extraordinary people hnyo
Something before unknown and uninterrupted in the
acrobac ne Their utter defiance Of the first laws 81
nature and their equanm'sy on slack rope bamboo
make them objects of curiosity. Little An Right seems
e happy and con!ented at the dome q tho
Hamaikaid Krch looks upon the forty foot ladder On
the soles Of his feet baga ellie. Some lingering
"reminiscences OF the late Italian be found 10
the Japanese music that accompanies the feat and tho
pedal extravagances OF the Naked truth entirely
contest has been inaugurated between Inc silk aud len
party and the scanty clad coryphees Of the naked
drama and the management OF the latter inclined
to commit bari their patrons forsAke them for
the Japanese The result OF the will be interest
ing, but SO far the JAps are ahead.
How the Japauese Juggiers AmMse Thens-.
seives-what They Think Of Oar City, lts
Customs, sdc. #taMtN
The Imperial Japanese troupe who are now scjourn-
- xuln fnosa ~ Ia
skill have taken the town by storm, bsve provod
equally as great or the stage al on u Their
occupation leaves them time during the day to saiisf
all their curiosity In regard TO the manner customs and
habits Of oor people. rhe Japs are by no means
stolid or indifferent to tho mOvemsnts Of the
world, and therefore H. may we'll 'be Z b.
leved they eagerly avail themselves Of the hours
or relaxation business exercises, 70 inspoct Tho
tropos ana s uhabitsa 70 their heArss' conssnI The
adv entures they meet with end The wonders they
coanrsr III their daily psrsmbGlstons only % fully
to IN thsif tongue hus thsoush thsir intsrsssr
they manage 10 express daily, some dagres Of their
astouishment marvss they witness IN tho Of
week past they have bseo objecs great attsu
ton from vi best and wcalthiest citizens whose
to elicit their gratitude and due appreciation During
last week they were taken through several msnuactor-
machine in operation occasioned the most surprise.
Yesterday they made no special visits Of importance,
cOorins o. sSsT homccpssSicsi meer.
sohaums, In which about pinch Of tobacco 10 con-
snmed At time In the Afternoon the troupe pair.
difercnt directions In order that they mighe
the aghts IAN Right" who is everyeody's favor
city Who driving bis dsshing four in hand. invited the
/ young Fymnass % accompany him on = drive through
through the streets, followed Sys crowd Of saou.nS
all observers Ne expressed himself, ON his re-
turn. delighted .with the drive, aud chiId'.l,ly
with special beauties of tine gathering crowds that
thronged through and about the grounds. sadakicbi
position chief Of the troupe moro dignifcd and
less inclined 70 frivolous sports took stroll through
keeny watched the games In provress evidently ab-
sorbed in attention to the details Of sk'fuS
s, ay Jaa he sD might have soiio:
Of Us utility or the great M, SKI, !, ,,s sss ,
wonders Of ,h,se domains Of the and balls that
astonshed the eyed gymnast more than anything
he had yet seen Although he y great on his balance
drinkers at the bar handled glasses and i-a9
of balancing and iessrdomsin with them. DESTROYED his
equilibrium quite. He viewed these drinking perorn-
ances with much interest and no little surprise.
The less dgnned portion Of tie troupe travelled n
freely with the crowds Broadway and never remark
ing the sensation they created whsrcyer they went BE-
awakened BY tie queer sishs mud sounds pre-
vAng about then TO note the surprise and rude cni-
The especial points Of their admiration the largo
dry goods stores, who're the show windows made tho
most display q rich and rare articles aud before these
colors and line fabrics In evident admiration until
gathering mob about them made y uncomfortable TO ro-
1 main longer Nothing escaped their curious gazs 40
they trotcd In their peculiar shuniing manner through
| Broadway. Mother the smallest Of the stores,
| the architecture Of the buiidngs, nor tho dress
and appearance OF the ladies' whom they especially but
coveriiy criticised FOR their comparatively large feel and
other pecuiiares. which they consider render them M
fsror 10 thor incompatible Oriental beauties The nAo
well the femcic dress which prevails among Us they
considered ridiculous In consras. with their tasteo,y
Bowery. where good portion Of the sight
seers Of the troupe strayed during the Dag
Japs with DIV ooun,enances shining in good nature
paused for long time before huge poster when, IN
they were evidently much amused at this, aud seeing
the point OF the Joke once roared without reserve ~
artist. little thinking. however, that in their free
/ dom and the relaxation Of their dignity, occA-
WE'RE Ssre bringing their round countenanoes into
| contorted phases In very semblance OF me onre
grimaces ara qaes h.tops them crowd Of heaess
urchns who gathered ABOUT the strangers found much
amusement in pointing out the resemblance ana 80, ON
many witty sayings AZ the expense Of the Japs while
/ they laughed as In mirror Tho moment, however,
that they found they were observed and, moreover,
were the subject OF comment and rsbe exercise on the
part OF crowd Of youngsters, they reassumed their
1 dignity and shuiIicd of with the utmost hasts,
brancs Of the comca features OF picture they he'd
seen they could shake on the crowd OF noisy boys
| however. Who Followed and eazed at them with aR
asonshmeni that no qualification OF their curiosity by
nero eye-ieht seemed able to qucll The boy IAN
Right" however y troubled very much BY The atten-
and the bsndshaking to which he s subjected from
everybody appearing In the street evidently bewiders
The Japs having taken some rest yesterday, will prob
ably continue their investigation or Affairs In body
during the day
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