Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
4 Grand @ 1rcers the FeatuTe OF tie Day
Premiums .w0ro d-Tho county Ex-
h,blt Hall TO 10 Opened To Gay.
Special TO the Gazette.

dicted inst by to- MORROW night all will
be finished.
The feature of to-day WAS the grand
concert from II until l O'Clock by Lib
GRATIS f.m1us military band This ag-
gregatlon Of mus Clans furnish by far the
grancess music ever beard In 7, xss, and
Il alone is worth the price OF admission to
The grounds snd yisi: TO Dallas. TIE
moralng programme
EART l.
/ March, Consistcry .............. Ltoerati
;. 0Vertu.e, LIE Do . inc. N .......... AaGe;
}. from bone 70. 81 nal Iks, B,ooks
Mr Pryor, (Ihe youngest nembor
the bInh.)
1. Selection, goletto Verdi
INTERIM osION.
PAKT II.
l. Overture, Fest Leutner
:. waltz. Non Raw. ......... " alt teafel
j. Select n, Madam Al got $500. Lecocq
T. BoieIo, 10 aon La Rosa. Marlani
5. Sclo fol Ccrnet, Rob erto S!grcr Liberatt
LAVE STOCK.
The live stock department. was opens
by eYhiuitions 10 the arena. The cattle
exhibits were Of the Hereford breed and
many entries were made. The following
premiums were swarded:
Best Hereford bull three years old and
over Hou.'s "Harksway" frat, Grin
mans Cardinal" second.
Best Hereford ball two years snG un-
der three, ore entry, Gunter's "BIlly."
Best Hereford bui, one year old and
under two; Henry & Pow-ll's "Klng Ed
ward" first, CAmpbells' "Felix" second.
Best bull upter one year; Houts'
"Dick" first, Henry g. Powell's animal
second.
Best Here )rd cow, three years cid aud
over; Missouri Lsud Rnd Live Stock
Compsus's "DCuty" first, Houts' "Ssraw-
berry" seco'c.
Best H9rf 1r6 COW, two years old and
under three; Ginnsb's "EelIen III"
Erst, Houts' 40 lie" second.
Beg! Hereford heifer, one yesr old sad
uuder two; Henry & PowelPs "L.dg
Bell" frat, Campo. IFS "JsweW second.
Best Hereford heller under one yssr,
Henry & >wsl's ntm 9iess FIST, Gnntel .
minnie z iwsrds" second.
SSespstakea-Bss Hereford bull, any
age, Hout's "Hsrkaway" flist, Grinnan's
"CaroinII" second.
Sweepstskes-Beaa Hereford COW, any
age, H 4prY { Poweli's "LsGy Bill" fist,
Henry & PoRsL's "Miss Wilson" second.
- HORSES
Glass 10, Standard Bred S!allions-Best
stallion fve years Old and ever, O'Con-
nor's "Reuo DsflGce" 6rsi, Nusbsum-
er's "Bstuus" secGnd
Best four year old snd under FIVE, Sun
born's "PriI m mt" first. =.
Best three-year-old and under four,
1mundson'5 disturbance" first, How
ards "Hartwo'd, j. :" second
EVENING CONCERT.
At 8 O'clock L,oersu'5 band rendered
smother grand concert In Exposition hail.
Programme:
FART /.
:. March. ID Couuecli Northumberland Reeves
). Duet (r + ilte and horn), serenade. 49,. TIL
Mes-r 1uarressi sud Michel
.. "Reminiscences Of................ r, lint
With solos snd variations for clariouers.
Messrs Reg i sohreuess: cornst, sig. Psrrella
and Eupnoni m. Sig. Esllett'.
lSTE MISSION.
PNRr II
l. Overture, Merry Wives of Windsor. Eicolai
:. Duet TOR corntt end trombonel, tri.on
Scene fr m ITO gatore. 49,. 80. Verdi
Signor LID r-ti sLd MoEs. Fl0ryn.
s. Grand selection, Lo sngrin .-.-... warner
signOr LibeEau.
.. FRckleianE ....-...-.... -.......-- Meyer BEER
THE ROLLER COASTER ACCIDENT.
The rGilcr coaster hss lot been running
to-ccy. II, developed that those who
mad leased il quietly left the city last
night. When asked about the matter
Preeiden. Armstrong could tell nothir z
about it. TGe lsssess had paid the seso-
ciatio for the privilege and unless they
took charge Of 1t, it would probably re-
main idle. The parties who were Injured
last rigds are doing tolers5iy well and
may recover. Some Of them, however,
may be minus limbs spd permanently dis
figured 10 fsce.
THE GAzETTE'S headquarters will be
moved In the morning to the second f Dor
in exposition hall, where It will receive
its friends. The lack of room for TIE
GAzKTTB's signs on Farm &rd R,rch
building made rsmCvil reces si.y. The
new quarters, however, Will be COVE
nient 60 oil visitors. as they cannot see
the fair without passing by THE GA
zsTIE's headquarters.
There were only few perfons on the
fair grounds to night. There we're no
fireworks and music sttrSctions, and tie
attendants were confined principally to
hibits in position.
Tomorrow is Panhandle Day, ard the
doors OF the cour'y exhibit hsu will be
formally opened to the public. The 2 sn-
handle coustrY is we'll represented In this
seek Infor nation about Fort Worth'e
great reserve territory
The following registered OF TEE GA
zSTTE headquarters to-day. T. M.
Jones, Dsllss; Jsf Wilbons, New B0s-
ton; 1. T. Conner, Elan, D,llss; o. T.
Baker, Fort worth; L, ". Browning,
Little Rock, Ark !; E, 4. II bland, Amer
lean Press Association, Dallas; q C
EzsD, Eilburn, Tenn; W G. Doss, Col
orvao City; Z L Hen gan, Dallas; Mary
Moore, L IL % Moore, Fort Worth; D. G.
Rogers, MilWeukee, Wis; A. G DAVIS,
North Greer field, Miss; j. F. Moore,
Fort Worth; a C Dsruns. j. S. Dsneh-
erty, Dallas; W. a. FoDville, Lookout,
n. M; Gas E. Brown, Dallas; j. B.
Reilly. Fross; E R Beach, st. Louis.
WORKING FOR SAN ANToNIo's FAIR.
Special TO the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tex, Oct. II Mr.. John T.
Dickinson, secretary OF the San Antonio
international Fair sid Exposition, end
Mr.. ChsTle. E. Hicks, advertising agent,
Gre In this city arranging for the removal
Of many Dallas fair exhibit. to San An.
tonioIat TIE close Of the fair here.
Thaee # Nrt1 are rneetinp with tecfded