To-morrow's Circus

Notwithstanding tlie fact tliat this has been the livellest week of all the year n Ann Arbor, to-morrow will undoubtedly be the bigijest dav, for Barnum's Greatest Show comes froni Lansing In the early morniuj; and gives two performances- one in thoafternoonand theother m IheevenÍ112 The street parade, with ts riclily decorated wagons and cliariota, lts brass bands, ts horses, elephants, camela and wild beasts will line the streets with peonle in the forenoon arnl old men and cliildreu will eagerly crowd fprward to.ee the mastadon, Jumbo. The old fellow has a fíood caiacity for candy, WMd neanuts, and there is penerally a scarcity If these articles after he has left the town. The caniass which covers this wo iderful agUe-ation of curiosiUeeand exlnbitions "s sOuid to be the largest in. the world, as it wil cover 15,000 people-í ve time. .. wl ere an Indian ma-den is pursued I by a c 'w boy who ünally lassooes her with his '"with these attractions and those men1 .'