The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-05

riDDOn, ana MISS Dlancne otcuihun ioi
best arasinc specimen.
For best hand sewing, Miss Anna
Dunkin, of Houston, with b. l.. Adair
of Dallas, and Miss Rena Blake, honor.
able mention.
Best crochet specimen, Miss Stoky.
A young man from Fl. Worth, t.
p. Martin, had the best collection OF
stamps.
Painting on glass, Miss Mamie
House.
Best collection of cameo painting,
Miss Nina Bell Harris.
Flower painting, Miss Nina Fisher.
Fret-sawing, Eddie Eisenlohr: hon
orablc mention, Fred Ferguson.
Machine sewing, Master b. Lockett
Adair; of East Dallas.
FINE CATTLE.
The arena yesterday was not crowd
ed with cattle. though the showing was
fair. The first ring was for thorough
bred beef breeds, sweepstakes. The
Williamson county live stock associa-
ton took first premium for the best
herd of cattle over two years old. +.
M. Houtz, of Wise county, captured
the prize for the best herd, one bull
and two heifcrs, under two years old.
For the best herd of mich breeds over
3 years old, j. 3. Donoho, OF Red
River county, carries home the blue
ribbon. Williamson county associa-
ton got first premium for best grade OF
beef cattle, and Nussbaumer Bros, OF
Dallas, the second. Nussbaumer Bros
were awarded first premium for best
grade herd of mich cattle. The same
firm carried off the prize for best six
head of fat cattle. II. Harris, OF Dali
las, got first premium for best fat
steer.
EXPOSITION HALL.
The committees yesterday evening
were busy In Exposition Hall. Sanger
Bros. carried of the premium for best
display of general assortment of
goods. Charles Il. Eckford took prem
um on Administer carpets. 4. M.
Kahn & ;Co', best display of ready
made clothing, best silk and stiff hats.
Renhardt & Co. got first premium for
display of gents furnishing
goods, and best display of hats and
caps. The Singer Manufa cturing Co.
las the blue ribbon tied on their ma
,hines for best display of single and
loublc thread sewing, best button hole
machine, and for best family sewing.
The New Home got first premium for
'est display of work done on sewing
machines. II. Hamilton for best orna-
mental sign. Il. Foster for best grain
ng. TT. Worth broom factory, best
rooms. Best quilting machine frame,
|. A. Stevens, TT. Worth. Lone Star
'alt Company, best refined solar salt
or domestic use. Best display of pre-.
erved goods, patent process, VIM.
,adam. of Austin. Best window sash
nd lock, Z. G. Rust.
The attractions to-day are excellent.
It 10 O'Clock there was an exhibition of
stations and mares
,hch would have done credit at the
Worlds Fair. At 1870 the fire COM
anies, home and abroad, oontended in
grand firemen's tournament for the
arious gold medals. silver trumpets
nd cash prizes. There were steam
r. hand engine, hook and ladder and
ose trials that were unusually inter-
sting and exceedingly creditable,
irther account of which will appear
to-morrow's HERALD.
The Mexican band commenced their
oncert in Exposition Hall at 1 l o'clock.
, Machinery Hall Mienes famous
and commenced their concert at 10
clock.
The Zouaves drilled their celebrated
rill at IL o'clock and the chariot race
etween two chariots to which were
ttached four thoroughbred horses,
ame off at 1890. The race was al
lost the same as yesterday and great
interested the people.
The grand march of the various herds