The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-01
SEVENTH DAY
Of the Dallas State Fair and BypOSl-
ton.
A BIG CROWD SUNDAY.
The Second Week Promises to
BE More Interesting Than
the First.
A BIG CROWD SUNDAY.
Interest ated-...Att1nCt tons
Continue to be Added
Daily.

The weather the entire time of the
Fair and Exposition has been excep'
tionally fine. Sunday was just COO
enough, with the bright sunshine to
make it altogether lovely. The crowd
was large during the forenoon, but in
the afternoon it was much greater 1t
was grand success, Notwithstanding
everything partook Of the Sabbath.
The Mexican National Band gave their
promised sacred concert, and the uni
versal expression was: Grand beyond
comparison" BY request "llome
Sweet Home" and "Sweet BY and By
were rendered
The dress parade by the Busch
Zouaves, the Dallas Light Guards and
CASTOR Cadets was all that could be
desired and pleased everyone. In fact,
everybody seems pleased with every
thing that is done out here. There is
no kicking, but kind of mutual
admiration society" exists.
To-day (MoRday) is another fine day,
and the crowd seems to keep up to its
usual standard. The day has been in
teresting and will close like all the
DAYS of last week, successful. There
is in projection sham battle of the
fight at Gettysburg, which will be a
grand affair.
The lunch stand of tn Woman's
Home and charity association will to-
day be under the charge Of Mrs. w. G..
Flippen, Mrs. j. j. Levy, Mrs. Henry
G.. Coke, Mrs. August Kahn, Mrs.
Townsend, Mrs. j. l.. Herman and Mrs.
Alex S. Getz. Those in charge of the
Buckner Orphans Home lunch stand
to-day are Medames CASTOR, Griggs,
Oliver, Coombes, Camp and Miss Lau-
IA CASTOR.
Between / and 2 o'clock this after
noon. eight or ten squaws came on to
the race track, mounted on ponies and
gave an exhibition of their horseman-
Shin. which if not beautiful was unique
in the extreme.
A grand anvil chorus by Busch's
Zouaves will have sixteen anvils, eight
on side. Those who have never
heard this musical treat should not
miss it.
IL has been decided not to announce
any receipts ofthe fair until next Mon
day, consequently the gate money for
charitable purposes yesterday cannot
now be ascertained. Mr.. Sanger holds
the key to the situation.
A number of exhibitors from the
Texas State Fair have put in an APP
pearance here to-day, that fair having
closed for this year.
Mr.. Fife, Of this city, representing
Milburn e. Co., carriage manufacturers,
has sold fourteen buggies from his
samples on exhibition.
The log cabin of Leggit & Myers
continues to attract great crowds. An
old darby is on duty with an old vio-
lin which sounds well at distance.
The ring of buggy horses this morn
ing was fine; would do credit to any
exhibition.
The cattle show continues TO be in
teresting, and that to come will surpass
the show of last week.
ne McAl'du ANutAoiiui Duhb W III
remain during the entire week.
Busch's Zouaves are TO remain dur
ing the fair.
NOTES.
Tomorrow will be holiday, all the
stores in the city are requested to close
and il is understood that all merchants
will, comyli with the rsquest. 1t be-
ing election day and the closing of sa-
looms by law, will make it holiday
indeed. The attractions at the Dallas
State Fair grounds will be unusually
good.
The 5000 race between trotters is at
tracing good deal of attention. 1t
will come Off late this afternoon.
The first race this afternoon was a
mile dash for horsas that have started
and not won at this meeting, purse
$3.50. The following horses entered
the ring: Star Henry, IIindo Rose,
Trix, Nat Kramer Euphony, Gray FL