Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
Special to tbs Gazstte.

ETl455xfI-trtsS that the end of the fair
tSS tSt BxHHtlis az hand, and 1t is
tItG Hi quite apparent tina:
,IlSGt+S ttf3 people sTe tired. The
jA&s1f ~ 33ii management has real.
fi- f,ssss If S3tti !zsd that the time OF
"a Ri rr1flHSf1rHt the fsir WAS about 3
tH T5 week TOO long, and it
ltAt At II is gste to say that it
E----s------ will not hold go long
again. The crowds have not been larger
than those of last year, snd the expenses
much greater.
TIE attendance TO-. day was very small,
compared with yesterday: The town IS
being evacuated By the thousands OF VS.
ltors, snd In few days Dallas will re-
lapse into the old hum drum life. Thls
viii be- & great relief 10 D,llss-, pleas~
ant caaDge from the sameness AMI mo-
notony of the fsir.
Il will be an uuspeaksble relief TO miss
the weary song Ct the vendor oi race
score cards; hsYe suTceose OF nohf,
poky; to get 8 shine once more tor
nickel; TO get rest from tne burdens OF
advertising matter given out by exnioi-
tors; to be sa!e from she fssclnalons OF
buying pools; to lose from sight the or
gan grinding feBd; to herr no more Oh
John Craig or the leTgest-horse-ln the
world; to have q rest from the seven
l3ggel COW and repose from the Two,
nes-ei snake; 20 be no more d!sSusteo
with the museum CT Egyptian anatomy
or sgoniz9d by the cane and knife isklrs,
or to be tortured by the flying jenny.
There are thousand things at the Dallas
far that loses interest after Gay,
and you will find them in the sids snow
department.. That this will soon De Ct sn
end is an evidence thai God smiles upon
this people.
But OF al features-one is always
fascinating, and that ls the Lioerao
band. Their music never tsils 80 inter
est. Some of Llbersti's selections have
lived more than century, and twenty
one days will hardly kill them when rem
dered by such band as Liberatfs. The
morning programme to-day was:
PART l.
l. March, Consstory $1,000 900. ...---..Lloer u
, Overture, lie Domino, Noir.-...- ---..AuOer
5. Trombone s-lu. Signal POLKA 'BIooks
MIR A Pryor.
4. Selection, Rigoletto. ............Verdi
5. Polka, saby tby regaesN -'''''---...''.' .biai
J. 9 Wsi,n Nn ref Revo WsidteuteI
g. selection. Madam Angot......- .:Lecoog
BoieTo 10 san La Rosa .-...--....: Marian
.. Solo for correct, Roberto. ....-.. MeyerDeer
SignoI LibeE6u,
At noon the chewing privileges caught
the small crowd present, and made ser
ious effort to rake IN money. But privii-
eyes have made no money during the far.
Strange to ssy, little or no "gouging"
has been done, aud yet the privileges
have fEiied to ply. II is evident thst TOO
INCH IL asked for them, CT at least given
fHthem.
THE AFTERNOON CONCERT.
Night concerts have been suspended.
Liberati fairly divided the crowd with the
races in the sf.ernooD, and this is what
he entertained mis- Gro I'd with:
rARTI.
l. March, md Connecticut. ......W. II, Reeves
;. Overture. Ooeron- ......--.. Weber
;. Duet-Flute and horn-Serenade.'.. .....Titl
Mess-s. Guarre.sl and Nickel.
4. Waltz, La Gitana (by request).... .B4calosi
With ,olos and variations for clarinets, Messr..
kegel snd Schreurs, comet, Sig. Perreila,
euphonion, Sig. Nalletti.
j. Overture Merry Wives OF Windsor. NIGEL ST
>. Duet-Corn Ell and trombone.
Poison Scene 4om TrOVatoTe -.".Herdt
Sig. Lberati and Mons. Floryn.
3. Grand Selection, Lohengrin Wagner
(. Cornet solo, Traviata ...-..-..-.. Verdi
Signor Liberau.
Fackl5tan2 .....--.....- ....---- .heyefoeer
THE PUEBLO INDIANS.
Beginning with to- morroW the Pueblo
Indians will entertain the visitors. There
will be Indian races, hunting and
su exposition Of the old
customs and rites which
have lived for centuries, and will doubt
less live until the tribe now here make
their voyage to the hsppy hu ntipg
grounds. These feats sud religious Gus
toms should be of interest TO all Texans.
FAIR NOTES.
Oaly two more days of the fair and eI-
position.
TIE fair has had some great dkys, but
il does not average up rs well IS IL did
last year.
Even in the last hours Fort Worth
continues 10 pour population into the
gates.
There is quite sensation on hand in
regard to the Grady reception, which is
about ripe.
Mrs. T. Il. Mullin of Colorado City
had Miss Julis Wynne Bailey OF Dallas
left for Colorado City tonight.
Miss Bertha McCarty Of Dallas went
to Fort Worth tonight to be the guest OF
Miss Belle Jamef, s04 Msin street. Miss
james has been Miss McCarty's gueEt
during the fair.
Even the bunting in the city looks tired.
The "puukin" in the Dallas county ex
hibit has died. Nothing but the oats re-
msin.
a number Of Wichita citizens were
down to-day and were delighted with the
manner in which NJ u and Mrs. Farmer
had maintained the reputation OF the Wi
chita country. They say they will never
forget the Msjo and his good wife.
Wichita Falls showed her appreciation Of
the good work by rendering the Major
and his wife the honor Of representing the
Corsicara; Miss Josie Crismkns Dallas.
u d. swsrts.
Tnere is o let unsoF the high compli-
ments paid be exssbit OF D. a. Swar,z.