Nebraska advertiser., 1875-05-06
GRAND EXCURSION
BROWNFILL TO NEBRASKA CITY.
the Great New York and New Orleans
geological and Equestrian
Exposition.

Ihfs immense Institution exhibits in NFBRAS-
!a-, hA IaI f Friday, May 2 81, 1873. It comes
IL tIxeIs Dy rail- using 60 freight cars TO transport
10 10 isoaa - Poiht TO point. Has immense nuRiber
curiosites luggage &c NJ reouires nd ,1se a ..iTS
ot kso 70 express it, for exhibition PURPOSES
& ,I LILLE II as discernabe as in day. Among the
ahiIiziS enumerated are monster living Alaska
.I. oaT Ieis - a water, This will be truly novel
a; a. leyare the only ones alive outside Of the
hia1s ~ n We notice the announcement Of the
o.lzs plA, tne African hartebest, the gnu or wild
horned morse, the waplti. the giant ostrich all of
Mi5i NM t TT very rare and interesting animals Also
los 49, elephants, catnels hyenaS. kangarCCs
croco dies sacred cattle gorilias manatees first
M koodoos. vultures, viache varkes
1I 10 Ill III iAsl world OF animals, reptiles, &c.
me gallery of wax statuary will prove a very in
cS a. Wen as original part of the show. The
eittLe Immunity has read fixing KaIakua. King
AIphonso, and the Beecher aud Titon scandal
liz e 1Ie i tepreSentaions of these persons viii be
R Inc new invention. one that will astOnish every
Do1y. II the steam man. Walks and runs alone,
uIIssupporteq; Is A mechanical marvel.
Its circus bids fair to out rival any establishment
ei we nave ever mad, both in point Of numbers and
scale OF merit. Many English artists. who have an
excellent European reputation and who make their
@ nTst appearance in America: Miss Minnie MARKS,
me greatest female rider the world ever produced
Mile RoSina Cooke with her stud of Nenage and
ddhcing horses; NH ROsiland, the oeautitul char-
acter equestrenne: William O'Dale, the electriiy-
ing equestrian; a. VanZandt. who appears for the
I5t rde IA thls country in his extra9Tdlhary ara
original act entitled the English jockeys Pas
times the greatest achievement the world has
ever known: Hiram Marks, jester. the most versa
tlie ring humorist living; George Adams. the pan
toninlc wonder and king of the st.lts Mile Jessie
sack WIRE equilibrist Young Leon. the only rider
who manages to ride and drive nine horses; the
Milton gaspers, the three flying men of the air; w
Batcheller. champion leaper of the world; gIr. Alb
ram apZ pZandts R0liand AIurrsS. AOientuFe IsOhg
laws Hart, and Rice, the extraordinary gymnaSts
Many other celebrities are mentioned that we have
not space 10 designate here.
Robert Freyer's troupe of trained animals HIS
ponies do tee -see-sea The riding dog Kaliko
Jcps hoors banners bridges. &c. The deer eclipse
all IN jumping with their monkey rider. The rae
Ing camels are very fast.
From Indications the parade will eclipse anything
and everything ever attempted in that line in Amer
lea up TO the present time
Fourteen dromedarieS (truly novel teaml VIII |
draw music at the head. Then appears the Ia
dies and gents on priceless steeds. Next the open
whom are exposed to view. Then the 40 denS OF !
living an mals. the largest Geological collection in
Lnis country. Then Zngra and his plate-glasS den |
oI serpeRts, the reptiles seen cOiling around ana
aoOut MIN, and obey every word of command. Ter !
ulhatlng with the Partisan steam caliOpe, mon |
Ster musical instrument, played by steam, ana !
lraWn Oy 70 powerful horses. At the tent another
'fatultouS display Is offered daily; at D. m. lady
tScenEs Single wire 80 feet in mid air, from the
sround to the top of the pavilion.
INn NneARibitiOns are given daily, at ana p m
me trunk Railroad will carry passengers TO visit
ne New York and New Orleans Geological and (
equestrian Exposition at Nebraska City, May 21s /
-C tue borrowing greatly reduced rates:
from Brownville to Neb City and return, S1.I0 /
from Peru to Nebraska City, and return, 20
EB-Ifckets good TO return on any train untilSun /
lay, May I'd. 4jw2