Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-11

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A steady courss Of practice, from IL
ego Of six years, gives tie scrobatis< a.
Pertness and dextsrity shova By IL
equestrian gymnasts and scsobats az ~
present day. Tho salary Of IN squa-
trian of NJ. Dutton's (the present equss-
trian dire ctor for Forpaughs circus and
experience u about e1S6
week. Jimmy Robinson, now in Az
tralia, IL receiving $500 . week In gold,
Charles Fish receives e110, and Romeo
Sebastian @125. This 10 exclusive Of
expenses. Tho salaries Of equestrisnnss
range from $50 to 1896, accordins to
their proficiency. Lady riders like Lis
Mollie Brown and Madame Docluill
readily command $500. The men Who
are the delight Of the rustics, the clowna
-snd who does not think Of their quaint
antics but with pleasurable emotions
do not receive the large salaries generally
They average 48S . week,
Mr.. Forepaugh paid Dan Rice
81 900 . week for three seasons. Tia
acrobats, leapers and contoe-
tionists command the smallest wages, %
the supply exceeds the demand. Tkeir
salaries range from 4l5 10 80; 90 moss
10 sdded to Che salary Of D contostioaisl
The treasurer Of company and TIE 81
vance agents get liberal salaries. ,Ben
Lusbie, the lightning ticket seller of
ForepaughS show, gets 5000 Tor IL
season, and Fred. Lawrence, the advaaco
agent, i paid tho sum of1A,,
600 for the time the show 10 on the
road. e el.' an &;
"The psts Of the little onss, the chill
dren who take part in the performances,
ne generally the sons Or daughters Of thu
performers. The hue and cry sbouk
cruelty to children in the circus profes-
sion Is in Q maturity Of instaaces nm
A fathers and mothers care
and devotion 10 usually watchfdl Of lAsir
darling's health. After riding or pes-
forming the little ones ere Carefully
wrapped to protect them from cold, and
the utmost care 10 observed TO keep THAR
feet dry in rainy weather. Their sala-
ries range from 80 to $50 week.
1.-THE large caravans have almnst uni
versaliy abandoned the mode Of travel-
ing BY road, ayaiiing themselves Of rail-
road facilities. The cause for this change
was the great number Of horses lost dur
ing the hot season, often a. many a., .dvc
. day. Another cause was the necessity
Of stopping ct small points, only heing
able to travel twenty 1--we or thirty miles
: day, aud the consequent loss, q they
ind Il almott impossible to make 5ex.
penses in towns or .villagess The band