Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
THE FAIR.
Han. Eesfy W. Grady tho Fta!Bte oil
the EEir YssieSG&y.-Hs Is Csr-
- atr.G By tso Texas gssrgianss
Pe..onr.sl OF Bis partE.-sTrsoE ements 10,
Ihs speech 60 cas.-Ths HAoe Sto-
ErAmlRS sc Carried Oac.
speelal 10 the Gazette.

TALLAS, Ten Oo..26. |
@- ---,=-t,- rae tsir and exposi- !
EE.Izs..,ESfEffffI ton to.dsY YES bu. s |
HLs sIIItff s55 fl, rep etition OF tbs. ct
tI5sStk-tI lSs yesterday. The 1eath-
ftIAHHAe r was fsultless and
49, II1.Ssi the attendance great
fHfssfI tt1Ssj AS usual many new
Et+taaSS TIt+ttt ri i! faces were seer, and
LIS a5St M: they locked at the
tIAIjSgt fa1i pretty thiags with wide
IHt t4i r fft4 open eyes. The srr,val
N--i=-L Jon the .ound Mr..
HearY ". GIatS and par , caused rush
to the grand sand. Thousands expected
ths Distinguished Geor giaa TO be corpu-
lent mai, weighing q ton, and seemed 10
be surprised when they saw little
smoothly shsvsn gentleman, about dve
feet SEVEN, with bright black eyes end
raven hair. Grady met many old &C
quaintsucas in the CroWs, ana
ne had not been OF the grounds an
hour before tie TeIss G5oteisns had
cornered him, and they were oil taking
ever old times amorg the red hills OF
Georgia Grady is delighted with Texas.
Along tbs line t0-a.7 from Denison
crowds would gather st the stations and
c.ll for him and push f1Wers 81 him. HS
says he nayer ssW so many girls befoi9rH
MS life, and for tins he wondered Were
the men were, bu. ne found them upon
his arrival IN Dallas.
1; was with d.fl2u;ty that the gentle
men who lock grave and important and
mspipulate h9nored guests upon their
srriyal and manage them during thelr
sssy, could pull the Georgian from his old
friends to arrange The in!eneiy mTste-
rious p.ana connected with making .
speech. But they faEly got him
into thei- bands snd took
rim aside sad talked in 8
low, whispering way, whiie toe
curiosity gsz9rs looked On with an IL
,d-like-to-knoW" expression on their
faces.
The following is the personnel CT the
Georg!. party: Col. Evan P. Howell and
Mr.. Henry w. Grady. OF the Atlanta Con-
stitu.ion; -Govsrnor Henry D. McDan-
iel nfA.hens; ". Fl Moore of the Angus
t. Evening N3ws; President Norton, OF
the Louisville and Nashville railroad; 5.
NJ. Iumsn, G. A. Collier, ". M. Howard,
waiter A. Taylor and j. II. Wylie, all CT
atl.nt.. The party arrived here about 2
O'Clock Ia q specisl train oYsr the dous-
ton aid Texas Central.
THE FAIR IN GENERAL.
The LIbersti conc IT ives the same all.
absorbing attraction of the morning, the
following programme being rendered:
J. March Gov. Care q. ................ Lioerat
:. ovcrture-king .I E,ten tH,
;. sPring song henoe s ss0nl
s. GaIup-Horse Gar 10y rfques.) ..-..... GunS
PART II.
l. acknowledgements. ............. A. Thoma
, waltz Hotrhzaitsreigen. .--..-...... ,une
2 Selection POpulSr meloaies ooGfrt
/. Comet so.o-Past and future (by re,
siznor Liberat',
=. Gayotte-SGcIeE Love. .kesc
THE RACES.
At 2 O'Clock the races drew severa
thousand to the grand stand 10 witnes
the best racing Of The season.
First Rsc-FIve-eighths mile heats
all ages, hsndicsp; purse $500. Starters
Ca.riey Bryce, B 20 sck, Foxlall, Kilt
Peas., RlnA tar-'Em, Gsrnsnia AM
Lsurs NJ Rll. Af;er'Eu took the i7s
hest in :0s and Kitty Pesse the secon
Uafaished Second R,cs-Psce, s2:4
c!ass; purse $500. Starters: Eli, Poi
brueD, Attorney Jr., Ola NJ, Minnie e
and Darling Mlnute Fl took 'hre
straight heats. Time, 2:27!, 2:2s4, 2:2S}
Third Rsce-0ne AID one-eighth mil
aasl-lAUulCsp u sc SOVOs o.ntiSAo
Moonlight, Monthlier, Little Arnolt
Bertha c., Frosk Cap, jim Willism'
Mary Foster, Lula W. snd Joe Hardy
Berth. c. Won, Mary Foster seconc
Time, 2:0l.
Several hundred attended the grounds
near Signor Liberati'5 band render til
rr)granms:
;. Overture, Hungarian. ......... Keller Be
= waltz, Estudien'iEa. ............ Waldteuf
1. Grand Select on, Ecnani. Yer
). Polka, Baby (by requesD .Bi
!. overture Merry wives Of Windsor Nicol
). Selection, Beggar Student. NJ lock
4. CorDet Solo, Did Kentucky Home(b7 reques
ignur LID rratl.
5. Idyl, The Blacksmith IN the Woods. go:
(Lhsl acteristic piece). ............. Eilenoe
Following 8 the names!of parties WI
visited THE GAZETTE headquarters L
day: JAMES Woods, ST. Joe, Mo; A.
Smith, Gainesville: F A. DJnsld, Dan
SON; Fred Grant, Terrell; A. L Msc
Kansas City; j. W. Howell, Bowlir
Green, Ky; I. P,icSett, j. S. Payn
l. G. Brown, G. Slarp, Fort Wortt
Cassie Crowder, Msrshsli; B. F. Howell
Fort worth; T. q. G.. Ssely and vii
De1tnoi 6 Ray, Depison; L.. j. Fi
New York; ]. j rinden, Weatherfort
C.P. james ano wife, F,rt Worth; D
TT. Wilmer and family, Greenyille; Mi
Minnie Nj. Martin, Nashville, Tenn; T
Kindell, Westherford; Mrs. G. II. HI
pee, Mrs. ID. 2. Lloyd, W. R R9Ss
Fort Worth; Mr.. and Mrs. 2. s; stfout
Dallas; Mrs. John o Talh99E ],
-, Fort Worth; VIII CT Re{fs
RI C5stter, Soutnern Mercuss bsha
G. ". Pablo. W. T. MCNEIL, Val,
Mills; James q. Edna, HipleY snd GA
ence Bail, Mckinney; r r Cobb, VII
WE. Patterson, ST. Paul Nlchgeo
ham; MISS Linda White, Dallaa Jaw
Spence. Austin; j. a. Melton' Dxlla
Mrs. j. P. james, Miss Josie Bryan
Fort Worth; Misses Jamie J1lssch, 81
lie Lsversop, Hattie Livingston, Hats
Cohen, Ssm J0lisch, Ennis; NJ. A. Fo
Corsicsus; Frank Finks, Waco;
Hatcher, Galveston; j. r. Gsrne
Temple; Mrs. Il. c. Mckslv
MrKalvU Fart WOftl