Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-12
FRIGHTENED BY BICYCLES.

About o'clock yesterday a series of runaways occurred on Farnam drive, East Rock park, in which two buggies were completely wrecked and two men thrown out and more or less seriously in- jured.
 William c. Audley of Audubon street and Edward F. Quigley went out in their respective teams for drive on East Rock yesterday afternoon. When about half way up the Farnam drive, MT. Quig- ley, who was slightly in lead, was about to turn around and come back when his horse became frightened by the dis mounting from her silent steed of lady bicyclist.
 Quigley's horse dashed into the team of MT. Audley and general smashup en- sued, Quigley's team being caught in the bushes and small trees and completely de- molished. Audley's horse then took fright and backed up against the rustic fence which encloses the drive and partially de- then continued on their mad career down the drive and out into Orange street, where they were subsequently, caught.
 Both the men were thrown from their respective teams and Mir. Audley was cut on the forehead and bruised about the shoulders and back, while MT. Quigley fell upon his back and was quite severely bruised. None of the injuries are considered serious. The injured men were picked up by team be- longing to MT. Clark and brought to their respective homes.
 The lady bicyclist who caused all the s- 4o r of l, Hanlon Brothers 'eSuperba" company now playing at the Hyperion theater, and was accompanied by gentleman rider who is also said to be member of the same com- pany.
 ANOTHER RUNAWAY.
 Martin H. Coleman while in an intoxi- cated condition yesterday afternoon bor- rowed team belonging to Peter H. Me Donald of 178 Hamilton street and started out for drive. The horse became un- manageable and ran away, dashing into one of the cars of the State street line, but doing no damaged beyond breaking bridle. He was subsequently, caught on Trumbull street and landed in the lookup.
 Entertainments.
 HYPERION THEATER.
 s'Superba" still continues it's victorious career and is giving universal satisfaction to large audiences. The last performances will be given this afternoon and evening"
 On Saturday evening next, December 19, a rich treat has been prepared for local theater goers in the reappearance of w. H. Crane in his matchless comedy, "The Senator"
 The world renowned French tragedienne, Mime. Sara Bernhardt, will be the Christ mas eve attraction at this house.
 GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 Another successful production of ''One of the Finest" delighted large audience again last evening. The final presenta- tions will be given to-day-afternoon and evening.
 Rose Hills English Folly and Burlesque company, under the management of Rice & Burton, will be the attraction the first three days of next week.
 PRocToR's OPERA HOUSE.
 One of the best vaudeville entertain ments recently given in this city is that given by Hyde's Big Vaudeville company, now filling an engagement at this house. EV6Iy poIIOrmef IS an artlSG In ms or her respective line, and as 8 consequence the the entertainment throughout is very en- joyable. The final performances will be given this afternoon and evening.
 Of MT. Thomas H. Cummings, who will give his famous lectures-Monday, on "Columbus," and Tuesday, on t.The Pas sion Play"-next week, an exchange says: 'Mr. Cummings is an easy, fluent speaker, and very eloquent at times. His lecture was one of the greatest literary treats of the season."
 Other attractions for the coming week include Agnes Herndon, Wednesday and Thursday, and Cora Tanner, Friday and Saturday.
 BELLS DIME MUSEUM.
 This museum still continues to play to crowded houses. Among the many at fractions last evening was Clement E. Golf fin, the blind musical wonder. who rem dered some very beautiful music. The great Hilliard dislocated himself several times, much to the astonishment of every one present. This museum has become a favorite family resort. Every body uses and praises Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup and tdon't you forget it" 25c. Do you catch onfn Salvation Oil, the greatest l pain cure on earth, costs only 25c.
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