The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-03
AWARDS IN PAINTINGS.

paintings, Mrs. VIM. llcrn. who also
won second premium for figures.
Animals First premium, Mr.. Row.
ley.
Marinc-Mrs. DIR. Morton, first pre-
MUM: also first and second premiums
for portrats-one of Wears pupils.
Fruit-First and second premiums
to Mrs. j. S. Waller
Crayon Work--First premium to
Mrs. Alexander.
Pastillc and India Ink Work First
premium to Mrs. Lizzie Miller.
Pair of Panels-First premium to
Mrs. f. NJ Quillman.
Flowers First premium to Mrs.
Napier.
The young man, Sharp, who received
such injuries in an explosion, while in
the act of sending up balloon in the
interest of the Arm and Hammer soda
firm, II few days ago, and who had his
arm amputated in consequence, is do
ing well and will recover.
The wax figure at Rcinhardts
display continues to draw crowds and
the young man in attendance does his
part without 'fault or blemish."
At Max Elser's piano and organ DIS
play this morning, Miss Barbee, daugh-
ter of Professor Barbee, delighted the
vast, surging crowds in the Exposition
hall, which stopped to listen, both those
on the ground floor and IN the gallery.
The young lady is an unusually fine
performer, whose touch is delicately
exquisite
The Battle of Gettysburg has not that
run it deserves. 1t is fine painting
and gives true representation of that
battle.
The Red Men, an order of Dallas,
paraded to-day and made a good APP
pearance.
The telephone time repeater, on ox-
hibition here, strikes the hour, minute
ard second, every minute, day and
night, from the regulator. at Knephy 4
Sons, Dallas. You hear the Jingle of
the bell at all times during the day. 1t
's great invention. While on exhibit
ton in Chicago, it was connected with
over 600 phones, giving the exact time
at each place.
The crowd up to this time (noon), to-
day, promises to be as great as on any
day last week.
MAX ELsER's DISPLAY.
On the right as you enter Exposition
Hall from the front entrance is the mus
cal display of Max Elscr, of Fort
Worth. This exhibit only goes to show
the en- tcrprising spirit this gentleman
has so descrvedly earned and is entitled
in the past. The display is elegant,
and the crowds of people who visit it
daily testify to this fact. MIR. Max
Elscr is the sole agent of the Knabc
Piano; also of the Ivers L. Pond Piano.
of which there are ninety in use in the
Musical Conservatory in Boston, the
largest institution of the kind in the
world. These pianos haye been sub
jcct to the severest tests known, and
have been pronounced second to none.
This verdict is fully endorsed by the
people of Texas who have purchased
of them. Mr.. Max Elser han
dies the Mason Il Hamlin Organ; also
the Chase. The latter took the gold
medal at the New Orleans Exposition
also the Shoningcr Organ, which is so
well-known throughout the country
that it needs no extended notice. Mr..
NIX Elser is prepared to and does
meet all competition from all sources.
He sells instruments both for all cash
Or on the installment plan. If You can
not conveniently visit Fort Worth.
write him tor catalogue before pur-
chasing. His motto is: '"Thc best for
he least money" The gentle men
who are in constant attendance will be
pleased to meet all visitors and give
hem all the information desired. MIR. [
Moore. the local agent in Dallas. will {
50 be pleased to meet all visitors.