Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

the troupe who are the donors OF the gift
have ung-"Tspioca, Ada With The
Golden Hair" "Mulligan Guards" "Oh,
George. DO Let Ne Be-" and Unlimited
Repert oire."
Mr.. Moore, although living in London
for many years, is American to the back
bone. He sleeps underneath portrait OF
George Washington and talks with the
enthusiasm of IA young man speaking Of
his best girl when he shows you his fine
engraving Of Henry Clay speaking In the
United States Senate Then he has an
American bar in his billiard room, and on
the handsome table which occupies the
room he has played nearly all the Ameri-
can champions, and certainly all the
famous English wizards of the cue. lie
has his house photographed every year OF
two. and all over the house one comes
across counterfsit presentments Of his
swarthy colleagues. Every song the troupe
has ever sung has been preserved and the
whole collection. many thousands in num-
her. are stacked in handsome walnut
cabinet. Where his hobbies end one cannot
say. but 10 enumerste few others, he has
overa hundred canaries. several cockatoos
Zone OF vhich interviewed in parenthe
sis" but its language was wholly unfit for
publication). hive Of bees. COW. fouI
horses Nncluding a cob which Charlie
Mitchell has taken down 10 Brighton aud
back. considerably over a hundred miles
i'm a day and night aud. tell IT not ir
Gath. some capital game cocks To conclude
the list. be has every imaginable gam bling
game in existence. but never allows PLAY
hixn~r than for six penny points
How many years have You been In the
Drof--si0usH asked him - / strolleC
across b . picturesque lawn. upon which
guriner who has been with him fora quar-
ter of century WAS operating vita Z
ROLLER
since I was nine years Of age, he 70
Piled II started in the circus business ir
- -h~ fa~e before there wers
such things ss niger troupes. used To
perform with the ponies and That's bow I
came % be called Pony Moore The frss
Niger band I ever played IN vas IN issj az
the New York Museum Whi~ I wss IN
th. circus doing comic parts gentleman
s-k ed M II wssid rurn minstrel snd 20
With him a. bones. sni learned - play
IN three days The band opsnei lD Alsx-
sndria. Virz1nis. arS it wssis success rigns
fro-n shs arss night.
Isis iaf Mr Moore int = lengthy md
highly interesting r-cits - experience
- bumbl- niFEer. sod ore = th- snd
men. When John Raynor sud be nsrtn-r
took the Chris-T Minsfrels 70 London.
Pony" ~.s uor ore n TIE troupe -hich
op-ued - 80 s. Tar-s Theatre in 1857
7aer f,s I'D ~ fhe Boys having to seii ~
r.~u .~sr rs-ir ciorre-. but - lsst th-
p7~aez. ~ sutherland rrfe15sd her
pstrrosr- ~ -hru at their suecess rss
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came over In p ss tar 1o1rfae man
r.. fro-re fhen -0rsisted - nfns - r''rnl
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~sst wts ~ Sarzess zot hfrn 90 f.nt
tre t'i.nce-r snlt -hsch occurr-d - f1e
sr~rxs ~ wrest ~ firle of Csr'sty's
f--a' SO -rouv~ ~hich I'D sgt % '~-rr
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