The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-05-07

Is Pref, Smiths Great Morals Show, Me-
nageries Circus and Iusennl combined, ex-
hibited at Lyceum Han, n this city, on Mon
day evening. The animals appeared to be
well trained, and obeyed the orders of their
keeper with great ytidelity.r When he rose,
they stood up, and when he wicked, they
blinked Messrs.i Johnson, Horn, Jos. Smith
and Brown annoyed the keeper very much by
constantly stirring up the animals, but they
appeared to have been well fed aud consequent
ly kept in pretty good humor. As fine as was
this part of the exhibition the circus perform
ance was still more wonderful. Mr. Burnett
appeared inandct. riding tlsp.horsesA Temper
ance and License--at once. Sometimes he
reaegSae, aophtrses il pthes ana sohh tifaes
nc rode .bothIs ms acbMds father SURPRISING,
but it lost its novelty by being repeated three
or four times. The proprietor, Prof. Smith,
made most excellent ring-master, and show
ed considerable talent in endeavoring to make
the performance pass off according to pro-
gramme. Messrs. Lucas, Malone and Hester
were not quite as brilliant performers as Mr..
Burnett--they only rode one horse, but they
stuck to him pretty well, and were not thrown
once. As to the moral part 9ffhis sltt}Sw like
that of some others2-we can exactly tell
whewit cameSins unless twas in Mr.. Malones
stump speech SenS ministers, or Mr.. Burnett's
comic Grafton on the great bene6t to morals of
licensing rum selling. sS1As - : LII T
ma. -Spith,4we-are sorrygto,sas does not in
tend to travel with this shows NO doubt the
people of other places would be pleased to
have it visit thrin-at least our peopfewould.
sES- The ladies always like to buy whore
! they can get the latest styles, good. and cheap
w. w. Perrine,a3 Uiiioli St, in this city, has
just put on his counters splendid stock of
Ladies' Dress Goods and Spring Shawls, and
those who want to see something unusually
handsome aud exceedingly, cheap, should
Fcaltand examisethem. " 80 - Nv +
) Ne n
PRor. HorFMAN's CoNcERT.-On Wednes-
daysand Thursday evenings of next week.
Prof N P. Hoffman VIII give two grand
concerts, at Holcombe Hail. in this city,
These entertainments, we have reason to be-
lieve, will far exceed anything of the kind ever
before given here. The chorus will insist
of forty voices, the orchestra of twelve per-
formers, two pianos viii be used, anvils, &c.
The soloists are Mrs. Everest, Soprano of ST.
Luke's P. L. Church, Philadelphia Miss r..
Young, Contralto, of st. Stephens 7. e..
Church, Philadelphia; Mr.. A. w. Tams, Bari
tone, ofSt. Johns RI @. Church, Philadelphia;
Mr.. J. w. Hensler Tenor, Of st. Johns r.
G. Church, Philadelphia; and Prof. Ruehl-
man, of Trenton, solo Clarinet. The pro-
gramme for Tie second evening will, with one
or two exceptions, be entirely different from
the first. Reserved seats are now for sale at
l. S. Hoeombe's store Reserved seats for one
concert Is cts, for the two, $1.00. Admis-
sion for single concert, so cts.-to' both con-
certs, rs cts - -
p. SIN addition to the brilliant array of
talent above mentioned, Mr. Hoffman has al
so secured Hr. Barlow, of Clover Hill, a
fine violinist, who will perform q solo each
evening.