Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22

lone WAS enough to max fzzle Ct tue
fair.
In the morning only few attende1,
but in the afternoon the crowd probably
Increased TO 1000 or 5000, cdieeV those
who appreciated good music sufficiently
to brave wind, ~ater and
mud to hear the Liberad corcerr.
L!bersti never shows to better advantage
than on Sunday There is rot go much
confusion then and the soft strains dying
eussF can lend eff:ct TO the thrilling
chords swelling from every instrument
The concert to- day made Gil wac attended
the grounds glad lhey came. Here 1t is ::
!. March ........... Governor Knott Liberati
> Overture. Fam ~, herolo
g. ~ altz Hearts Fist Throbs.
Eilenber2.
{. selection... hiso!et o. efoi
=. Fac eltanz = -. Meye1osef
!. Priest'sWar Mich. Alfalfa. meadelssonn
,. LEWISTON IA la Valse- Weber
>. Rem i'oeu ces-- .DoniEeiti
signor Ltberati
; Andante. ........ Fnon symphony No. b. -----
Hay"n.
p RI III
I. Overture. semiremide, by request
Ross!ni.
seItc,ioaM inaio. by reqqe:t.
Sir A sullivan.
1. Comet solo -... Roberto. MY erpfer
gnOr Liberau.
s. Grand Selection National Airs. -VimeaEs
Contaio ing the foIioGirg melodies: Robin
Aoair, Charlie Is My Darling, Let Erin Re
member WalGz Dresm Of LIZ, Russian
Hymn, Home, -weet Home; Lie5er argus
tine, German RAM des Naches, Swiss Naval
Song, DeHmaTS; i'm ortallen Vase and Pros.
ernie, Freuch Whit eda. Welsh; Captain
Morgap's March, Final GioIiJso, Ffehcn.
In addition to the regular programme,
Signor Ltberst', by request, rendered
When the SHallo re Homeward FL. "
Nearer, NY God, tc Thee" and 81 Need
Thee Every Hour" E CHI selection wss
rendered with mstchless skll, sId was
vociferously kpplSuied.
Tomorrow IS Santa Fe d27, and II the
westher IS tolerable q great crowd will
be present.
Among the county exhibits none has
Attracted more attention than tina. Of
Dallas county. Il CONSISTS Of 4 stack Of
oSta, pumpkin" and q cotton stalk
I: Is great oats display. II there mad
been premium offered tor the most
cas-, the score would doubtless hsve
stood: Dallas cou1ty, first; Carter,
second. Carter will hays to watch Dallas
or raise more oats.
Tuesday will be 'tTa1as and Pacific
day" This is complimentary to the
grand "1id reisble" which has the hes.
agricultural ex2ibit to DO seec ST the fsir
The Texas and PAcific brings more people
the fsir than all the other roads run
ming into Dallas put together. She un-
loads every day six long trains. The
"0ld reliable" is the cornerstone Of the
state fair.
President Armstrong said to-dsy; 1--WE
appreciate beyond measure the Efforts OF
the Fort Worth GAZETTE in behalf OF the
fair. From the early spring until new 1t
mss given the enterprise hearty, liberal.
broad gauged support, both editorialjy
ard In The Dallas report. Every day
brings Few evidences Of its great in
faencs generously acc orded US"
Mr.. Alex Sas ger sid: 1.-THE Fort
Worth G4zsrTE has, sircs the insu2ura
ton of the far enterprise in 1886, beer
one Of i:s very best friends. We have
slWsyS felt dee ply the great IL f1eTca Ct
the pa7er among the people CT Texas"
TIE Psso exhibit contains wines that
Will lay California in the shade and rivals
the best CT France and Gsr many.
eiF.xGs Day. next Saturday, will be
the grandest 81 the history Of North
Texas. Mr. Grady Will be accorded :
reception that lie will remember With
pride until the latest moment of mis- life
lie will be made to feel that 1t is tie
grandest dsy Of his life.
wAxAHAcHIE C .NT1NGKNT.
special to she Gazette.
WAxAHAcHIs, Tx Oct. 81 1t beg,r
raining st O'clock this mttDing. Never
theless, the 8 O'Clock train pulled ou
with q goodly number Of visitors TO .h'
Dallas fair, including quite epriIk
OF ladies. Weather permitting, the st
tendance from "Wsxi" during the re-
naming days Of the fair will be in greater
proportion than heretofore.
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