The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-28
ONE OF THE FOSTERS.

| much nicer to read it from colored bills. and
,lst Ike Ir real eirSps Eat9 s,ot stones OLD
Mace trained for his fight with Coburn, had
been engaged for the performance. and. had
the people who wanted to 20 and couldn't be-
| cause the house was sold.
was 2;foot ring. with lots Of tanbark in Il.
the isSst in9errstina feature 'S Of r.. circus
and said Dear me !" when the clown: ' fsIi
1 special train was run from jersey City with
q dslegation from the Cloister Club. whore Mr.
fifty other people were also aboard this train.
not to ention an advance agent Of the show:
The train Was side tracked within nity feet OF
An adysrtissmsnt on the programme very
truthfully began this way:
IN THIS PARTICULARLY wELL-DREssED ASSEM-
the connnss OF New Jersey.
"Th. glass of fashion.
Aud The mould of FORM"
Y: S6lys,y 4 q ,r rDnS.n-
But there wore others Mr.. Bunner Ia the
for the circus. They pitched their wagons all
suspicious that some one might drop brick
on their heads
Oh Il: e: seI Eai to t
and his family came in and took tn cir seats
Most Of the other farmers had left their Ian
Mr. Houssandlots knew. that there were
chicken thieves about and brought his Ian
Put it out" shouted half dozen mon.
The owner Of the lantern obeyed orders. He
Jealous While the audience waited for the
show TO begin two Nutley amateurs sold pea
Every one patronized them. and It really
began 20 seem quite ike circua Then the
At one side OF tho ring WAS thrown open. and
the first number on the programme was
%s: s TO Gs r1 Sn thee bu. En-
etsu. :n y. oa in t ss9e
and Miss NJ $. yO;sgrah, Mr.; T. DWiitis
snS NJ Badger ss and i Miss v.snsias
snS the T TSss d Rt0 sh' E Tos
ding eonsideripG the small ring. The
snd ss sdss %os ana
They al Ipd. vel They they as.hsS hack
Each one settled himself or herself down to
peanuts and the programme.
Ra.eat that things w.Es goipE to go Egus'
ne has gray hair and gray mqstashs and
ne WAS uTtbb0u Ab ring N asLer BnOulu ur0BA-
He cracked his long whip crack or two and
said: -
no nor and Dr. Hammond will give an exhibition
Mr. Bailey told the truth. Moreover. on
gTsmme subject to change" go the audience
PesraPce next on the bill in ground and lofty
They were amateurs and their pink tights
were very clean and good to look at, Some OF
their ReIobAtie work would not have been out
Only one horse was used d'I for the equestrian
acts. She MAS named Lady Sursfoot for the |
PURPOSES OF the circus. When she doesn't per- |
factory.
: LADY sursfoot made her debut In an act with
Mr. tunnels Is a professional clown, and. as |
this is story about an amateur circus no
:, Nr smith is an ANA teur At bareback riding.
Veteran Eaton stone has been coaching him.
an old oyeEeoat and with hat pulled over his
eyes he knew the clown. ana he wanted to
The clown told him he was too drunk. &c.
8e., &c; MI; smith appealed 10 the ring mas
ter Then Mr. Bailey cracked tho FIRST Ioks Of
horse in his life.
Mhst was that p asked the, clown
NY motheFs slothes horse" said the ring
Eysry eye in the ApphIthsatrs vas turned
rePToaehiully toward Mr. Bunnsr. in his
defence i must be said that he looked entirely
hr. smith got on the horse any way and then |
ne shed bis old clothes and appeared In q suit |
OF ne n llKnts Win lots OF spangss.
n IoyAl Field brought on mis- troupe Of /
trained animals, consisting OF bear and a Z
monkey Both were voters OF kutley. Master I
~ strIst did his pony hurdle act and Mr..
WARD. a. clown showed how well his dog
oOuld ride the same pony.
!, Al this was EeTJ much like real circus.
tAton stone who Was the frat bareback rider !
~ note IN this country. got reminiscent as he
heard be clOWR's ioks6
:, the rinRmastsr INTRODUCED Mr. Runnsr aud
Mr. Gunner intTOduesd Mr.. stone. who said he
SA1 70 IsATs old. though he didR't lock Il he