Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-28
In In LONDON.
THE GREAT CITY OF
The WORLD.
. Concert and the Divine
Fisheries Exhibition
= .--Heredltary scainps.

~ Fisheries Exhibition
--Hercditary sca,nps.
r>@oonda, ce OF the Gazette.
Joly S.--The position Of
~ correspoLdent Is not al
1nv. or a pleasant one. liz he
~ - where there really is but
r,t.c1nl interest to report, he Is
Films because his letters are
,Selm On the other hand,
I,SS< there are hundreds of
~ ssing, each one, some
jlvidnal interest, he finds IL
n 3ot quite impossible to
80 Pho "want to know all
m ~ s,g or that, this happen
Nave been in the former
IS time and know how it
IN | am in the latter
n realize every time | sit
En- London letter how
a " y the duty | ain expected
is known here as the
&very body, who is any
IT. \ don, when parliament
% pretending to be- when
INC lyric and dramatic
!, s = "a the gas-lights, and in
i Serything almost that is
81 hearing can be seen or
f bnly has the inclination,
N bower of infinite endur-
fI1S money. Under the cir
~ Mind it hard to lido all
6(4u for the reasons
I've other business than seeing
ling of sights to occupy my
ID Mention, and | am sadly
II the virtue of endurance.
Is I lake time to see and hear
bal. In fact, here lies one of
eSt difficullies. If | saw and
v I could tell it all in my let
BIZ shared the labor and trouble
lsinfng what it il, best to tell
&t u is best to leave untold.
he there is so much to be told,
l4t necessarily remain untold
&kten. If the GAZETTE read
to lind in these letters a de-
of This thing or that, | beg
to possess their souls with pa
~ IL time | shall try to tell
5f&et the most striking things
t6Atest of all cities. AS the
3ninent objects of interest will
|Wever, | Will not for the pres
ertake to write of them except
dlly.S Later they shall receive
o1zflon, but while the season
S0at write more particularly of
iilRs which are in their nature
nv and ileeting. For Instance
b International Fishery Exhi-
now in full blast but must
on. and | must tell about
NJ not at all. The theaters and
alls are now in their glory, but
3e with the season, and If de-
BIZ all, must be caught, SO to
III the wing. The British mu-
1th its countless curiosities, is
tfay and these curiosities can be
Gflbed Il month or even six
later as now. So with the
nrt gallery, Westminster
Gt. Pauls, and the hundred
bees, all absolutely interesting
essing an interest that has
qualities.
Fday the greatest Of all the good
fetes of the season came off in
Fal ALBERT hall. / believe !
Du that it was on the bills, in
letter, and that l was going tC
d. IL 4 lived. The papers all
III as the Grand Operate
under the patronage of Hel
rAeions Majesty, the queen, and
y ofthe royal family and the
rs Very shrewdly made il
HAT II was not only the grand
The last of the season.
|ntertainment was in charge OF
Bevignani and Monsieur Du.
conductors. The hall is stu
the South Kensington Gar
i'll has n capacity for seating
6. 600 persons, and every seat
upied. / shall not attempt K
all the singers, nor criticize
veral performances, but | must
to say something of the centra
bn the stage, Mesdames Patti
bnni, land Signor Nicolini. They
filing engagements ut the
Italian Opera Covent Garden
ween the two Mesdames Their,
FRY natural, but not very
rivalry. They each had theiI
Rdmirers and champions, anC
nth of them, such charming
ills not surprising that theil
NJ Should he enthusiastic IL
praises. There are "Patt
and "Albani nights but a
versing in opera on the sam'
Ec anne nights, it is only il
that one can hear and Sc
together I'm opera. The.
,tIl been filling their engage
with brilliant success, 80 tha
was announced yesterday tina
th were to sing yesterday, thei
I've champions were out in force
hppeared first in the celebrate,
Militant Jewel song, (dirde
! ia Faust, and as her execution
host fauItless there was nothin
The crowd but to greet 1t witt
LATTER enchore until she Wa
led to return to the stage an
The last few bars. She Isl larg
me woman richly and tasteful
In cream satin, with diamond
Ter d diamond could be wor
fopriety. The audience thong
parently satisfied with one +,
Ia even her special admirers di
for more. | could but motto
fter of excitement which wa
st ns soon as Signor Frapoli le
Re after beautiful and artist
Ing of the Romandzn "cieio
rom the opera La Giocand'
MAS Il most emba
position hedged i
IN the two great favoiites, bl
eof the disadvantages his SUI
~ well worthy of the really con
kf&ry but imputient apulau.