Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-30
CIRCUS DAY.

The Big show Will Exhibit on Kim.
berly Avenue Lot rs Usual-Per.
formances at and p. m.-Parade
to Start at a. m-Route OF the |
Parade.
The greatest show on earth will give two
to day, afternoon at and
evening at 8. The show will put up on
avenue as usual. The following
10 the order of march:
Military Band.
Gentlemen Fox Hunters and Cavaliers.
Lady Performers and Side Saddle Experts
PERFORMING WILD BEAST DISPLAY.
Band Chariot, drawn by Ten Horses
Open Den Of Five Tigers and Trainer. |
Open Den Of Four Lens and Trainer. |
Open Den Of Five Leopards and Trainer.
Open Den of Four Hyenas and Trainer.
Open Den of Four Bears and Trainer.
Open Den OF Five Wolves and Trainer.
HISTORICAL GROUPS.
LVns TaSeaU. landing Of 2 the s P ns1s1s
Living Tableau, captain Smith and Pocanontas.
Living Ta6esU, of tse
Independence.
Living Tableau, Washingtons Inauguration.
HIPPoDRoNE AND BIOLOGICAL.
Band Ghsfist Enssspe Drawn By Ten Horses.
- Gentlemen Hippodrome Riders.
Three Teams Of Roman Standing Racers.
Inr60 -Four morse Roman Cn6f1otS,
Two Elephants with Howdahs and oriental
Beauties
Caravan OF Twelve Performing Elephants.
Dragon Chariot With Harnessed Camels.
Troupe Of Japanese Performers.
FAIRY TALES AND NURSERY RHYMES.
Steam Musical Chariot, Drawn by Six Horses
Ali Bahia and the Forty Thieves.
Nursery Rhymes Illustrated.
Toys and Games Blue Beard. i
Puss in Boots.
'r The Sleeping Beauty.
Queen of Hearts.
Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp.
60. ARABIAN NIGHTS STORIES AND FABLES
Chariot Of India Drawn by Ten Horses.
Cinderellas Fairy Coach.
Blue Beard and His Curious Wife.
Old Woman Who Lived In q Shoe.
Santa Claus and His Reindeer Sleigh
Little Red Riding Hood
sinbad, the Sailor.
Mother Goose. Steam Calliope
The parade will leave the grounds
promptly at O'Clock, and take the fol-
lowing route: Howard avenue to Howe
street, to Chapel, to York, to Elm, to
Grand avenue, to Olive street, to
Greene, to Wooster place, to Chapel, to
Church, to Congress avenue, to Howard
avenue, to Kimberly avenue and show
grounds.
One of the best places for the ladies
nAo CA1A0ICA w bC0 tAO pal du0 WILL NO OA
the new green, az the parade will pass on
three sides of the green. It will pass
there probably between 10 and II q. m.
The tour of the upper portion Of the city
is made first in order that this section may
be left free for other societies at an ear
lier hour than when the old route was
followed. It Is earnestly desired and
specially requested that the route of the
parade be kept clear of carts and teams of
all descriptions as far as possible while the
procession is passing.
The big show gave great satisfaction In
Bridgeport yesterday. Among the animals
the giant gorilla is, of course, great nov
city and excites immense interest. Under
his cage reclined its Portuguese keeper,
whose hand was torn few days ago by
the beast while enrsged by liquor. This
gorilla is one of the strongest attractions
of the show and Is almost human in its
actions.
Also among the novelties in the hippo
drome is Queensberry, the great jumping
| horse of world fame The animal show in
| itself is well worth the cost of admission.
AS to the circus part, all is new. All the
performers are new to New Haven except
| ing two, and the attractions are new and
| striking throughout. The parade In New
Haven will start at O'Clock promptly from
i buG ClIGE5 RIOuuob nv AluUcIly dtCAuC,
| The Columbus spectacle will CLOSE the
afternoon performance here and will begin
the evening performance.
| A Bridgeport paper Gays of the street
display there yesterday: "The threatened
storm prevented the managers from ven
turing forth with a numbez of their bright
est features, but still the parade was i'm
posing and brilliant. The military band
the fox hunters, the cavaliers and the fe
male side-saddle experts made pretty ap
| pearance and cendeecsndingly smiled or
the gaping crowd.
| The performing wild beast display wal
| perhaps a trifs greater than it usually is
| The spectators experienced their annua
| chill as the cages passed containing tigers
lions, leopards, panthers, hyenss, bears
and wolves, while their trainers sat non
chalantly inside, toying with tiny whips 81
If they had never heard of trainers being
killed in similar positions before assistance
could reach them.
The historical groups were also interest
ing;
| Oriental beauties, the dromedaries will
Asiatic riders, the dragon chariot, and the
spirited Roman racers all came in for thei
share of admiration. Nor were Ali Babi
and the forty thieves, the sleeping beauty
Aladdin and his wonderful lamp, or Beaut,
and the beast slighted. Roars Of laughte
and rspturous applause greeted the gor
geous procession as 1t passed along. Every
body felt that the show was getting great
or and grander each year.
The performance this afternoon was at
tended by an immense crowd. The SHOW
proved to be all that had been promised
The daring feats of the riders, the Difficult
tricks of the acrobats and even the joke
of the clown were new, so that all pres
emit were we'll pleased, and pronounced tn
performance one that nobody should miss