The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-06
MONEY WAs non spAREp.

MONEY WAS NOT SPARED.
There never was anything in society
or out ofsociety that could compare with
this latest whim. Everything had been
done with q lavish hand. The costumes
were beautiful and the costliest that
could be made.
II was 9:l5 before Ushers John O.
Burman, Isaac Iselin, o. Oliver Iselin,
Harry 0oster and P. Lorillartl, Jr., had
the audience :all seated. Many beauti-
iul costumes were disclosed when wraps
were thrown back, snowy throals,
dimpled arms and pearly ears being
ablaze with the diamonds, while clusters
OF precious stones twinklGd in the hair
OF many OF the ladies.
At $3.50 o'clock, amid blaze Of trum-
pets, eight spirited polo ponies bounded
into the ring, bearing upon their backs
Miss Daisy Hearst, Miss Cary, Miss.
Adolph Ladenburg, Miss sallie Hargour,
frederick Beach, E. @. Potter, Comet
and Woodbury. Kane, and the circus be-
gan. The ladies wore red tight.fltting
jackets, white skirts Of regular riding
length and black riding hats. The men
wore the sterotyped hunting costume.
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noisseur Of good ring riding. They had
ninasr % u.SS snnHapSd 9Th i III ,ricE % bOhy % aIa
phant, yery ably personated by two
Young men. They did the old Eyange.
| fine act; and received a liberal amount
Of applause.
Then Messrs, Lesher. Landon. Taylor
and Molyneux, clad In siiken tights OF
dazzling hues, gave an exhibition Of high
and lofty tumblinp that caught every.
body. The les echelles a yerv intricate
performance on a three runged ladder
suspendel from the ceiling was cleyerly
done by AIessrs. Lesher, Landon and
Professor Goldie, They did very start.
ling ieats. A huge net was stretched
beneath them to save broken bones.
The applause which greeted this per.
iormance aud the funny antics Of
Messrs, Hayemeyer and Appleton, the
clowns, had hardly ended before Edward
@. Potter darted into the ring 10 do hil
Hlarinp act on horseback"
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The morse uSeu was demute Whih
gelding named Johnny, which Canteret
80 smoothly that q glass Of water placed
on his broad back would hardly have
lost drop, but Mr.: Potter, who wort
roSe.colored tights 1.-THE finest six, rodt
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through one Of the PAPER hoops. buI
came 10 grief In aitemptinV Inc second
He mora than mnde 4 I'm. however
wLan Rjnvmaster Howard N poife,
: snanned his long whin inrionsly. ant
Iohnny cayorted around Inc rinp at
iiyeiv Sait. M, Potter sittinV rracefullI
, upoii 1he beasts Quarters without aI
much Al a checkFein Ia si,siain hjs eonil
. ihpInm Hs wSs annlandsd and bs "a rs
ceivel h;s rewnTd. a htiSe buTch Sf Whit,
! roseS,
Messrs, I,esher and Aiolvneux fol
lowed with a beautiful sxbibition q
%G horizontal bar work, NolynsSs lY Il Al II
/ amateur champion Al this snort. and M
. work iast nIPht sufpassed that az two
1 thirds OF the professional talent ailoa
nowadays, Budd Applglon Introduces
his tfoop of trained dopE. Thsy an
their tricks very creditabiy
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A roar OIL laughter, followed by a buns
(, Of applause, greeted the appearance 0