The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-27
JEWELLERS OF NAXOS.
GalvestoL's Gala Day Abandoned 10
Mlrlh AID Aorry-uaking.
Gorgeous Pageant Of the Jewellers Of
Makes.
ScrIpiural SubJ'c Illustrated Wlt
sagplllceut Effects.
rhe CITY rhronged with yisilors,

GALvE'ToH, Feb. 20. - Especial ] 49, The
Mgrdi 0rs celebration was Ia every respect,
all that could DO desired and fully 1000
strangers were IN tho city to do honor TO
the king. The day was pleasant, which
stimulated tho masses 10 turn out. Dur.
/ ing the day an unusual numbsr OF ma Eurs
psfaded The itrcets, aud tc-nigbt at 8
O'Clock the x q, Ms C1uolude the igsiiy-
ities by a procession and tibleaux aGd b. !
a. tho olera house. Their 6ubjlct was
| tcriptureI
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
| GALvEsT ~ FED. CT This closing dgy o.
MarCi Grqs could not have been blessed
Nth piosssnter weather. A little be-
fore noon the hnt msgqueradsrs appeared
| on tho streets, and shortly forwards the
bicycle club With about tTeLty wheels 10
1 line parsdod the business portion OF the
city. Tho thoroughfares presented an
animated appearance. crowds surging up
aud down in tho stream that seemed
ennlses,sll LAUGHING, tai sing, geslioulstinP
( all In good humor, taxing everything In the
oest nu,ured fashion. Flags seemed hying
from every building, and under the shad-
! ows sahered the gaping multi tudes. from
| whom the street iakt's reaped an abupdant
, harvest. During the afternoon many
place were hipsodrome races. aud
at smother u WILL trained orchestra, dis
coursing lively music. The gorgeous
pagsnt OF the RevsleIs of Naros made their
| appearance at p. m. and Travelled the
principal streets OF the city. Thousands
upon Thousands OF people crowded the
thorougbfarcs to witness tho procession,
which occupied space stretching oyer oight
blocks. II wa preceded by large de'ach-
ment of mounted ptllce, following which
came The Eighth United States cavalry band
| aud then score OF massive cars, each
bearing a striking t,tl,au illuminated by
twenty lights. Alternating with the
floats we're pyramids OF blazing torches aud
at Intervals there were outriders
with numerous bands OF music and the
rear brought IN by the king OF the carni.
val stired W th ell the eomp Of power and
regal m'gniioence. Following were the
scenes depicted
/. Lofty chapel IN tho foreground, grea. open
| book inlag tho subject OF the pBgea- T. Great
1.-Two from the Old 1e.tament
2. Ab'sham Departing from Hsran.
| 3 Meeting Of lstoC and Rebtcca.
| L. cubs ladder.
g. Moses stik,ng the Rick.
q. pnaroh's daughter discovering the Infan.
Moses
S. Thu rph of Mordecai.
. Sampson Bearing Away the Gates OF tho
H. Esther Before King Ahnsueru-.
II, Saul Pto,,ra Before samuel
| ~ David s wing the Giant
| 10. mons Judgment
u Elijsh Ascending 70 Heaven.
| is The Queen Of Sheba Eathroned.
| I6 J nah Cast up BY The ~bas.
II Cy'us Contributing Gold for the Temple
10 jerusalem.
Is AItaIvrxes Mounting an Elephant.
| ~. x.isam and the ASS. -'"'-
| 20. Phaisoh in ais Pslaee. 49,
Tue line Of march concluded at the opsra
house, which, with the cotton exchange
had been transformed into handsomely dec
GRATED ball rooms and crowded to the ~
mort capacity with invited guests.