The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-10-25

be wonder to the thousands Of Wis
itors. Many things will be manulac
tured from the raw material in thi
place, and the hum of machinery will
sound the whole day long. The whole
immense mass will be driven by ,
powerful engine placed in the nortl
end of the building, alongside O.
which is the electric machine, with III
whizzing, dizzing, sputtering sounds
that gives light for the entire ground,
and buildings. shedding its luminous
rays half mile down Exposition ave-
nue., making everything as plain
and clear as MONDAY sun. Thursday
is the great day in this hall, and he
who misses this exhibition will miss
much and certainly regret it. 1t is
seldom one has the opportunity to see
SO much of interest as will be displayed
in the next twelve days in these two
exposition buildings.
HEAVY MACHINERY.
The ground set apart for the display
Of heavy machinery on wheels and
otherwise is Immediately north of the
exposition building, which will be a
feature of much interest to many Wis
itors. The space allotted to this de-
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HALF A MILE OF BOOTHS
south Of machinery hall commence the
dining halls, lunch stands, lemonade
saloons, etc., ETC., extending towards
the grand stand, half a mile in length,
capable Of accommodating thousands
Of hungry people.
THE GRAND STAND.
10 2OOx6O feet and will seat, 30 esti-
mated, 5000 people. This stand over
looks the race track, and tho general
view from it is very fine There 10 o
lunch counter and extension saloon on
the ground floor. Five thousand
people can be crowded into this space
if required.
RACE HORSES.
Right here commence the stables
that hold the racers. Through the
kindness of Judge Dill (not Judicially"
Judge, but Judge on the race course
and character known to all celebrated
horsemen.) Your representative was
started OH visit in company with
Samuel Carberry, to the horses that
are to win, or lose in the coming con-
tests. j. M. Brown was the first who
favored us with the names of his
horses-Gov. Roberts, j. B., Tidda
r., Olevette, Kensington, Nat Kramer,
Mirtle johnson, runners.
vi. Shonn-Jack Boston, Ben Cal
houn, Mary c., Fanchon, Tibadore,
runners.
Jim Johnnson-Jim johnson, trot-
ter.
Samuel Peterman-Turner Downey,
trotter.
Marion Martin Hardy Twiggs, Cy-
clone, runners; John Lee johnson,
trotter.
G. d. Hay-Honest John, runner;
Mike Finnegan, PAGER.
Editor Manson, (Rockwall Success)
May Manson, trotter.
w. E. Arnold-Dan Thompson,
PAGER; Henry W., trotter.
Robert Observation-Disclosures, trotter.
Dan Anderson-Express, PAGER.
James Mallory Bud Fag, runner.
L. B. Davis-Leamington, runner.
w. +. Lake-Maud b. and Ben Lake,
double team.
B. E. Maddox-Miss Higbee, run
ner; Blue Bell, trotter; Maud, Ger
mania, Luke Short, Hercules, runners;
Dandy and Peacock, stations, double
team; Mamie and Daisy Freeman. (
Il. A. McAdams.- Jennie Lynn.
p. ID. Crume--Tention, Telegraph,
Mirtle, Miss Auna Page, Bill Smith,
Young, Waddle Hauk, Sam
Skinner, Maud A., runners.
Billy Campbell - Sorrell Frank,
Reno, Defiance, Geo. w. Davis, trot-
tiers; Green Charley, PAGER.
Sanford Johnson-Rocky Mountain
Tom, trotter.
A. G. Atkinson-Horest John, Good
Eye, Sallie Miller, runners.
G.. j. Virrett-Limber Jim, trotter.
Thos. POllard-Jesse James, runner.
Mr.. O. Bannon-Buck, Runner.
ii. j. Fannon-Mildred, runner
Jos. Chisholm-Gray Fidell, runner.
A. Laroe-Little Jake, runner.
j. w. Cherry-Kitty Peas, runner.
j. w. Mary and Mable Eos