The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-18
HOTEL ARa1vA1s.-The arrivals Of Saturday and

HOTEL ARRIvALs.-The arrivals Of Saturday and
Sunday nre as follows:
NlGs House.-Capt. Geo. Smith, Miss: Jno. 8.
Costello. n. Y; VIM. Geddes, Ottawa Ontario; Geo.
w. Quenlard, N. y; Arch. Getty N. Y; E. W. A..
wife, N. Y; VIM. Flye and wife, N. Y; T. B. Fer
CURSOR and lady, Baltimore; Henry Weldon and
wife, City; Il. F. Loury, New Hampshire; D. B.
Hayward s. O.; F. G. DeFontaine Columbia; A.
B. Root Utica, N Y; J. H. Nelseel, N. T.; W. Rus
sci, steamship E. B. Souder VIM. Jackson, N. T.;
G. Ober, Baltimore.
Charleston RoteL-James o. Sheldon, New York !;
Peter Whipple and John Howard, North Carolina i;
S. T. Dearing, Augusta Captain f. Peck, Savan-
nah ; DR.. q. Baer, city; s. T. Howard, Columbus
Ga; ]. Wilson, New York Walter Wood, Georgia;
J. A. Peterkin, South Carolina; L. n. McTyre
Walter Cameron and lady, and Miss Ida Cameron
Augusta John Mccullough, New York DR.. Edgar
Chandler and lady, Virginia; James H. Dow, New
Orleans; H. Gleason, Chicago; Samuel Strouse.
Pottsvills, Pa; s. Wolfe, Winnsboro', S. c.; L. NJ.
Grist, Yorkville u. Lewellyn, South Carolina.
Pdulion Ho'e.-C. W. Ponsaw, G.. B. Town
send, N. E. R. R.; N. B. Couser Clarendon, S. c.;
S. R. Epps, Clarendon; NJ. W. Leigler, city; Mrs.
Savage, N. Y; John Robinson's circus troupe, con-
slstine Of John Robinson and family, e5 persons;
Robert Tilkens, St. Louis Wm. Gleason, ST. Louis;
W. L. Jukes.
COOP NEWS TO ALL.-John Robinson, the great
showist, has arrived, and WILL according to his
PROMISE entertain our citizens by magnificent
parade Of his entire troupe through the streets.
/ Not having seen this imposing procession, we
steal some thunder from the Augusta Chronicle.
The Chronicle man has seen the show, and thus
| narrates
ssThis grand establishment made its entree into
the city at ten o'clock yesterday morning. and,
headed by magnificent ts1d IN handsome
chariot, moved through oyT principal streets,
attracting universal attention. People tooked to
their windows, piazzas, and every available spot
that would command the best view. And no Won
der-for it is seldom that the people Of Augusta
are regaled with 30 imposing q pageant Ihere
was the chariot the members Of the vast company
rigged cut in gorgeous array, followed oy the
ponies. the elephant and the cages containing the
animals, making long and imposing PROCESSION:
This was old John Robinson's getting up, ana II
the court knows ITSELF and she thinks she do 1t Is
its unanimous opinion that old John knows now
to keep hotel. We knew him more than twenty,
five years ago. when we were in our teens and Ola
John Robinson was running q ,lrcus then and his
experience has rpened into the vast and Drluiant
concern he now has in Augusta.
promptly al one. the doors we're thrown open,
but the people were as prompt as the doorkeeper
was, for they were on hand, and made a. rush tor
the best seats. We did not arrive on the scene
until late but were pleased to every seat filed,
thus evincing to the aforesaid John r. the appre-
citation in which he and his circus arc held by the
people OF Augusta. We first inspected his me-
nagerie-whch is very oomplete-and then looked
at the performances in the ring, which were very
chaste and 10 the witticisms or the clown none
could take exception Miss Alice is q very grace
full and daring rider and elected much applause.
The great event of the evening however, was the
colored boy in bis hurdle act. He is as nimble as
cat, and his performance was received with up
roarious yells."
All OF this we are confidently informed, is just
so, and we advise all VINO wish to secure peeping
room to be on hand early, US The rush will be tre-
mendous.