Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05

entire Department Of the city turned
out also the prnison company aud
delevtiops frosi Wtasherford, Dallas
Nexia. and elsewhere. The iremeu
were diStiuct and notable feature o.
the procession and were the recipient.
OF compliments along the whole line
Next ia line were the veterans Of the
war OF Mexico ia wagons. The vet
eraUs were twenty strong and ere
aied more than little interest. The
following are the names Of thosr In at
tendance: J. X. Ashley. j. j. Mel
ton. Joseph Anderson, Levi Bishop,
A. Battles, w W. Dunn. Charles B.
Dsg1ett, sr.. DR. J.. r. Dashiel, y. II.
Furguson, J. II. Fleming, J. u. Grnp-
neiis. John l.. Paryis, A. 4. Smith.
4 W. a. Sanderson. J. B. Tucker, Sill
& Mcconnell. Jno. NJ. smith, % Fort
3 Worth; a. : Gardner. Jewctt, Leon
county. DR.. W. u Miller. Weatherford.
The orator Of tho day, Senator sam
Bell Maxey, il also veteran Of the
+ Mexican war. Following the veterans
came the Galveston artillery. two
pieces and fifteen men. They made a
( very creiilabie display. Then came
I the grand cauopai wagon bearing
the goddess ofliberty aud Ihirty-eight
young ladies representing the stat : of
Z the union. The wagon was drawn 10y
six horses. Next came the grand meT-
camille and business display in the iOi-
lowing order.
Eases * Company, two mammoth
wagons gSily decorated. one represent
ing parlor completely carp I'D and
furnished, aud the other Il bed room
bed already made and furniture com
pleie. a very unique display.
b. c. Evans, one large wagon loaded
with upholstery aud dry gpOds.
Max E.Ser, four monster wagons
loaded with sewing machines, organs
and pianos
Washer & August, fifteen boys
dressed i'm the national
colors. bearing baions and
carrying banners. This WAS the most
unique turnout in the line The boys
were Tabled Washer and August
PreServesn
Dashwo0ds display followed, al
traetive, original and imposing.
Spencer 4 Tucker, monster wagon
drawn by twelve oxen.
Krohu's bakery, one wagon loaded
with bread
/. \. Brunswig, two large wagons,
gaily decorated.
VIM. Cameron Il Co, large wagon
loaded with sashes, blinds aud doors.
ID. {. Schwarts, one large wagon
loaded with clothing
The GAZETTE wagon with printing
press, which was worked all along the
line.
Cypera. an immense wagon loaded
with candy ai1tl ,.of, f.laf ss,,,.,.,-
Pacific Express, two drays loaded
with boxes
The colored band twenty strong, dis
coursing music.
Whites sewing machines. agency
wagon loaded down with machines.
Joseph III. Brown, five immense
wagons loaded with every species of
groceries and the einploye s Of the inn
mense establishment
Thc Martin, BroSn company.
three wagons Iulded with drc
goods boxes.
VIM. Brown, one immense
wagon gaily decorated and loaded
with groceries.
Then followed ninety private CARR.
ages, nearly all of which were gaily
decorated with flags and
trimming Next followed three
oninibusses loaded with the base ball
players.
Anthony d Kuhn, an immense
wagon loaded with beer kegs, and Il
live representation of Ganibrinus on
TOP,
ing the interior o. beer saloon, ma
sic, bar, drinkers and all.
" & Evans annt hat
hiteen feet high with boxes of dry
goods.
w. f. Lake, neatly decorated
wagon loaded with elaborate c,oking
stnVeg.
The Texas Express COMPANY rem.
resented by five wagons loaded win
boxes, trunks aud general bappaye
Two omnibuses loaded with younr
men.
Stein 5 Temple Place butcher shop
TWO wagons, unique in DESIGN and
loaded with deer, bears ana hi vear.
ling steers. FAT beeves wer. nIso
driven after the wagon.
II. H. Barnes. large and pailv daco.
rated grocery wagon.
Turner d Mcclure, large procAr,
wagon. Two large iioaIs beaiin,
one hundred and twenty nriv,,a
carriages, followed by two hundred
ten deep. The prorp.si1,,
was an hour and twenty-five mInure.,
passing . given point.
The following was the line of mar,.h.
Formed al the head Of b .lknap steel
marched down Belknap Ia I.am,r
Town Lamarto Fifteenth street M
fifteenth street to foot of Hons.
On street up Houston
street to Belkuap. and thence Ia The
barbecue grounds across the uv1,
ihe procession reached the ground.
'oout halt-past twelve. About ma
clock fuily ten thousand peonle hal
on the ground. among ON.
rs the visiting editors from tennessee
ne grounds resounded with eheerin.,
ma herriment Everyone was gnn5
lttnred and fun making Al no
clock, Robert AIcCart Eso
nounled the platform ah,t
aiiet the assembly 10 order. He an
ouIlced that the Rev. Mr.. Sartwfil .
'ouiu open the proceedings win :
,s,ayer' After prayer. Mrs. NJ. SIN,
warren read tie declaration of md ,
ehpence IN clear and ringing voice
very word of which was heard bv ~
throng. Mrs. Warren reod
he declaration well, and won many
'npllments from those present NJ !
leoart then announced Senator : n :,
'aNey' the orator of the day. q
THE SPEECHES. I
Mr. MaXey on presenting himself /
Us greeted with loud aud Continued d
'ering. He said: n
,iiow citizens, ladies and gentlemen. d
4 come in compliance with the iny,. 4
non OF the Hon. Mayor OF Fort /,