The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-04
TENTH DAY
Of the Dallas State Fair and EXPOSE
ton.
The Crowd Larger than any
Previous Day.

The weather continues uncXccption-
able. A slight northcr last night made
il quite cool early in the morning, but
did not interfere with the coming of
the crowd.
The interest yesterday evening in
the decorative art department was UNI
usually great and the many excellent
paintings made it difficult for the COM
mittee TO decide. The judges were !:
Prof Wear, Mrs. Napier, Prot. Ecntz,
Col. Simpkins and A. c. Quicker.
Best collection, by one person, Mrs.
r. +. Wallace.
Painting of felt, by Mrs. Tom Field.
Painting on glass, by Mrs. c. A..
Capwell.
Painting on shell, by Mrs. Alexander,
honorable mention.
Plaque painting, Mrs. McCutcheon;
honorable mention, Mrs. {. A. Patter-
son, Sedalia, Mo.
Tapestry painting, Miss Maria Eli
ott: honorable mention, Miss Minnie
Slaughter.
Painting on wood, Mrs. c. A. Cap
well, of Chicago; honorable mention,
Mrs. Il. Il. Wallace. !.
Painted screen, Mrs. Alexander, pro-
fessional.
Painted fire screen, mounted, Miss
Deannie Porter, of Houston; honora-
BILE mention, Mrs. Quillman, of.Dallas.
Decorated table ware, Mrs. Sypher:
honorable Mention, Miss Bessie Baglcy,
of Houston.
Painted tamborine, Mrs. II. Il. Burke;
honorable mention, Miss Lillian Jen-
kins. Et-
Painted pottery and painted fan,
Miss Annie 4 brass, Miss Lonnie Bur-
,oh! honorable mention. Mrs. Riply
HarwoOd.
Painting oh white velvet, Miss Lau-
ra FriechOt: honorable mention, Miss
Zwcibe. h5 r
India ink etching. Mrs Finlay, Of
Galveston.
Lustra painting, Mrs. John Thomp-
son. ...r4
Best specimen of wood carving, Miss
Irene Swink.
Kensington painting, Miss Laura
Friechot; honorable mention, Mrs. M.
ID. Wood. t' N
Painting on brass, Mrs. Il. +. Wal
lace; honorable mention, Mrs. Thomas
Field. ....
Best painting on colored velvet, Miss
Zwebe, of Houston; honorable men
ton, Miss Alice Levy.
Etching in bolti"g cloth, Mrs. Huff,
of Lampasas.
Best painting on satin, Mrs. Mary
Alexander; second premium, Mrs.
Lockwell, of Greenville: honorable
mention, Miss Lizzie Miller.
Best collection of photography, j.
II. Webster.
Painting OH slate, Miss Oppenheim.
Painting on shell, Mrs. Capwell; hon
orable mention, Mrs. Alexander.
Mrs. Wallace received, as special
premium, jardiniere, valued at $50.
This lady received the first and second
premiums on fruit paintings. The
HERALD yesterday gave these to "Mrs.
Waller.'' sah sa.a tc ire
Mrs. c. c. Douglass, decorated cards;
honorable mention.
MISS Alice Randle. honorable men
ton for fine Land crayon. 4
AWARDS MUSICAL. hi
The committee on musical instru-
ments have made their awards: Frees
n Son received first premium, for best
display of pianos. Rff as
c. II. Edwards best display of
musical instruments.
Will A. Watkins for best display of
pianos and organs.
GRAND EXHIBIT TOMORROW.
There will be grand display and
parade of all the cattle tomorrow,
amidst flying banners and music.
ANVIL CHORUS.
The attractions tonight are good,
none less interesting than the Anvil
Chorus. Those who have not heard il
should hear it, as it is musical treat
which is seldom in the reach of tho
general public. The Busch Zouavcs
and Mexican Band make team hard
to equal.
COTTON.
J. q. White, of Mckinney, carried
OF the first prize for the best bale OF