Trained Horses

The Indianapolis Sentinel has this to say of Prof. Bartholomew's 24 trained horses which will be here next month: "Bartholomew's Equine Paradox appeared in the opera house during the week of September 28, 1885, to over $3,000. The attendance was so great that an extra matinee waa given Friday. The attendance Saturday afternoon and evening was 2,573 persons, and the receipts $99 7.50 They appeared agnin for one week February 8, 188G, giviug ten performances to 7,889 person=, and the receipts were $2,432 65. They commenced iheir third engagement in this city last evening to a crowded house. Those who have seen them before want to see them again and between each visit those who have not seen them hear so much of their wondeiful accomplishments that they are exceedingly anxOU3 to patisfy themselves, and the regult is a sucoessiun of crowded houses. Last evening the oller members of the school were received with much favor. They all look heahhy and happy and are good lor many yeais of stage life. They dcn't drink intoxicating liquors, chew or smoke, and go to bed immediately after the performance."