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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
a.srN 9tsnE NarEpls

CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. "a -CattIe - Receipts
l5,aCei shipments 700; lower, beevee 50 2E@
% stOcAeIs ara feeders 81 COQ3 80; cows,
0uls and MIX grades $ 3OG5 TO; Texas
ctttle ST I5G5 -; western ranger s. 52'd4 30
Ii '2e-Recsipte 2uJ0 hipmen- goo. maIset
lower; mixed s. S0dj 50; heavy - 3jG5 20 !;
i!ghE s. hos So. sheep Rec ip,s s0ou ship,
ments 500. lower; -; y.s s. - 3 ., vest
etn s. UG3 30; Texans 81 259G -, Sn1s
a 0lG5 p
NEW YORK OCT 2l- BE v"s- RECEIPTS 90
ar:Jahs. pat We srrer4 > jJG5 - lasc 10 coed
Texas steers s. }5@3 90, 81 cJIoE2rr, 10 20 I'd
olora1o ana nslf bre-,. ygpSsrs s. 5jGI 80.
Sas's' R)ceip = O9. mar e: a Ell -Ce stronger
for snael anu smal. ff-2L,HE bighsr TO
with some or he bas: = 81 35a6 ~.
hAFeAs CITY MO Oct "a -&..le Receipt
lC.0co; shipments tS0l. God to choice corn
fed 81 IjG52J; common to medium So 35G
4 so; SUCKERS and ieede 81 eG65 81; grass
range steer 81 60G3 10; COWS 81 a. 10. Hogs-
Receipts 10 G22; shipment, 1910; Usr; Sooc 10
choice 81 0J&5 % Common 20 me Alunl a 6s
as 80. Sheep Receipts 239, sleaty. gCod 10
choice mu:tons So 50G3 IS; common 80 medium
81 5O63 co.
81 LOUIS, MO-, Oct. 24.-Cs..ls-Receipt.
3iC0; Shipments 1000; 81, W; choice heavy paTlvs
steers s. 01G5 %; fair 30 5000 d. 81 41c 90;
butchers steers S. 404 A.: SUCKERS anc fest ers
81 Gt3 2C ringers corn FEC. IS elG4 10, grass
FED 81 O023 CO. Hrg.-Rec eipts 1890 chip
meuts SOC; market SLOW; choice neavy IS $50
20; packing 3)@5 %, lignI grades S. 311 40.
Shesp-Re5eiots 800; shipments sGy; strong;
fair 20 choice SIS Qua 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

Proauca acc p-ovia,ona

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Oct "a. -ylour-Msrket was
lfeless. Whest lower; cafh 81 Ot+; pecenb 7
ASKED, December 49,. bii;; year S5J:ci Jan
uary 52}Ic; Eay s5Hc. CoIrnesl quiet al s. TO-
Whissy steady 81 II. Prov sion, dull and
s. i2H Drv sailed meats-Shoulder, sS2j; -gS
ana ribs S. 0CGa IS; -horl Gear s. 5idS S7H.
Bscon-Shoulder- IS so; Longs arc ribs So 90
69I2T; ,bort clesr So 25a9 SIX. Hams S l 80
lbs. ll1ci , lbs l2itc. Iron cotton tics 81 20
al 25.
lar; wheat lower; spot No. red, 81 0lstdl TO-
Options closed October 81 6: November 81 8 =
December 81 llHi January 81 l2i.; Ma5Isi !63s
Corn lower; spot Nc. 49xGi9nc. Option.
Der sos; January 4s1se; May Axe. Coffee
Options stea0y, moderat bIsiaeLs W II bad
crop reDorts; sales Is ego bags ineludi' Ooio-
her 4 20: November Is Sob 81; December
csrsos l5Xc. sugar Raw inactive sne easy, re
fined in moderate demand ami stead. Rice
firm and quiet domestic 4I66'Sc; japan 59
54&c.
KANSAS CITY. NO., Oct 2i.-Wbe&t steady;
No. req, cash s714c asked; November 90c bid !;
December "a bid May 81 03. Corn s'e.dg- No.
? cash SOC asked; year 29c asked; May 3o3.c
bid.
@CH1cAGo. H., Oc: 2.-There was fair bust
ness Ia wheat, though at t!Eies tie market
ruled q1ie.; tee feeling was unsettled, but
limit the close was Ic lower for December
suo &c lower for MAY than YESTERDAY. Cora
was uuseilled. and closed HG5Gc lower than
yesterday. There wac only fair lTaie IN pork
but the ciose WAS STEADY. LEri
ruled weak and closed quiet
shot rib, were steady. Leading futures
closed: Wheat No. October 81 ll4;
81 I2z< Corn-No October IL p: November Ale ;
December 391Ic; Msy 5sz.c. Mess pork october
sl4 81: No.em5er IA 525ii January Sl4 IS;
May IA 10. Lard Octobe- s. IS; November
S. S2K; Janu ~ S. 2oi May S. 50. snort
ibis October 81 70; Janua Y 81 s21i. useh quota.
tons: Flour D5msrd .tTi'et. M .p.ins
wheat 81 llGl liti; No. REQ 81 lie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

4ho have hen 50 numerous TO- Cay az &c
seep !rsde 6 q1i:e nusy'
The s:isas.s Of wheat quotations is
very epco raging to growers, who sill
have quantity Ci The article to market.
Fort Wor7 buyers are willing to pay
81 10 per bushe!, and they sra anxious to
receive all they c=n Obtain st that price.
The receipts E. T .rt Woc:h hive oael re.
duced b, he rAirE, whlch nave made
roads leailrg into the city rather bad i;
but great many carloads are now
on thei: wsy 20 o. SIS IN course u l1st
lag for .his m.rke.. One authority said
today tia. tle altitude o; buyers was
cccssioued Dy taair belitf that wheat viii
rot De as .OE again this SEASON as Il is
now.
Cotton rec9i2:s so-dA7 have heca saou:
100 bales, WIN qdotsticas rAbgirs bs
tween S25 ard s Go cent?, WITH MIST
sales st $50 cr!,s.
Produce Is rot il large supply. Qlo.
IA ions to-iay sre: Eg4F, l2c; butter,
20:; chickens. s. 00@2 % Tucksys are
aEo:th fsom so up, cacl. Ta.ri5~ or.oe
90 per baaQei; sweet potatoes, 3J@ 70. ;
NaEsamoH3 yam O., sos. Dry aid psas ere
ritz 21c ner QJrld.
Note chang il hog produces aid su-
gsrs.
The Wal S rect News has this to say
regarding me r. cen: raiiHre OF tbs a.
temp. SO corner the lead mScket: The
announcement of the fsilure Of Corwitb
& c., yesterday created considerable ex-
element. T.s fs!lare is repor.ed 20 be
likely 30 Tezsh tns NIL ols, and ii is
feared will IF &c; q number OF our city
banks who hsv9 been carrying large
line CT the itm'I paper, The house has
oeen holdiag large q lanti:g OF Lead for
higher prices, OBTAINING advances on
n ttes depo-i,ad il banks, but has not
Deer able 10 keep Up the msrgins. The
failure he's. therefore, thrown q lsrgs
qula,ity of leH1 Oh tae market. which hss
declined 80 points since las. Wednesday
afternoon.
TINS. the Cticsgo business houses tske
decided interest il Gaa election IS Gvi-
denced by fgs fact :hst plumber Ct then
nave motif sd their travellers that trey GEE
return homa TO register S9d vote 81 snei-
EXPENSE.
1. is geld shat he commercial travellers
o. this country now NUN ss over $50, 600
ara reach il their )u:le3ings every toF3
snd hamlet III This country; they are tie
greatest distributors OF goods, tbs snip
ments caused By sheic ssles being about
800, 600, coo tors ous Of 400. 900 GOO toae
NJ ~ carried yearly by the railroads, IN
hey spend over 81, $50 900 per day, or
sbou, $685., 200 000 per travelling year G.
uige months, which Is distributed among
tbs carriers, hotels, shopkeepers and
nrOdTcers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

WIS e DStsSE iSSl!Ies 'uih Et[kai'st SHN
rnrsien p5-chases cidSd "a giving the
s.repssh displayed 81 tee cpeaMe; bat
The byera spd iEGEeiG sccD began
to ham.ner the isi, at hts
yss KEEP up witaaus inlar- upti9o
throughout tba entiTa ds5, though
tae prl1cipla oTsrings KEEP; prices II the
gene raj I!ss Ritain na7EoW limits snd no
decided moyemsc: vas m.de cuIside CT
sOu,aeta s.ucE, winch E2sin slr:c:a t
most attention. Il t1c last hour the e n
&c: nsie &lynost nc n"vsReag xLatay1T,
but flaauy Closed t;esd? 10 f N, though
generally Of srsi; fractions below opsu-
l5g nzrfes, FiGsl Changes were soIat-
wat iir ular.
Tha railroad bord market displayed 70
change ia ia fIaersl features to-day. be-
lpg dcll rl4 generally stesdy, win lis:te
CT no movement IN pieces or animation
snywhera in the let. The only spec!si
feature Of tha dag Was the strength dis
played Do S3n AntoniJ SID AgaEsas Pass
G's Of 1886, which rosa Il per cent. OF
very nodersts hUaigeeS,
Government bonds we're quIet and
steady to firm.
Stats bonds were reelected.
COTTON RESUME.
New YORK, OsG. 81 Hubbard, P:ice
& Co. cay:
TIE maikst opened ST slight decline.
but upon Eews OF killiog fTcs. il FL
Psso, Taxss, appearing on the govern
mept niap, prices s02n rsllted, aHd SIS this
ofticisl report was ccT filmed by digpEtches
from various other parts o: Ttxis no!icg
white frost n Eone instances sud
killing frost in others the mar
keG advanced to Inst nights
prices, but the tops ct the close was
O lister and The market lost during ih5
Gay from TO 3 points. Receipts south
are running light to the seaocard IS
cotton colIiaaes to come overland to
Nav York, seeking freight room.
Dry G jod5-With )bbers there was
faif business; win Sgedts there was con-
sitGrs5le advance Of business and deliy-
eIi35 On previous engagements.
MIxIcAN SECURITIES
Boston, Mass, Oct. "a M Xlcan 6
65@655 Scrip $50 100. Common IG
@l64
COMMERCIAL RESUME.
specisi to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24 Railroad bonds
to-day closed IS follows:
Fort Worth eud Denver CITY at 924.
San Antonio snd Arkansas Pass 90E,
AtchIson G25@6Ss.
Texas and Pacific ia st so.
Kansas and Texas SIS al So.
Gulf, Colorado and Saats Fs rs 1T
1lSt.
81 Louis, Arkansas and Tex2s 1's at
9ss
Money 2a24 per cent.
! q ivernmenJe firm.
| Sterling steady.
Silver 94S
Cafee advanced 10 points.
| Oh S6s.
Cotton steady, st decline of 2 points.
| Wheat WAS irregular and closed weak.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
Sh5 ~ sci Narass,
special to the Gazette.


GALvEsToN, TEX Oct 24.-woel-Ai l, snce >
fro y l1sG2; snt closed firm az the following
qnotsLons- Spring, W. v u Jnths eli 1ne,
I-d2Jc: medium l9a21c; fall, fac Is alSo; me
Clum La &c; olner grade Unchanged. Re
osipts this uaY 81 Geo pounds; this season
2 OLA pounds; shipments this day 1889
poue d5; his sessop lSS, SOS poUnd.; ISLES this
day ard season mona: sIocs on hard $50 81
pvlnds.
ST. LOUIS NO, Oct. 2i.nWooi-firm and
unchanged; bright medium 6G23hIc;
coarse lIa20c; low sandy I06lIc; fns light
l5G20ci fine heavy Halle; tub washed 800
3iHc. There hRvs bean quite a number Of
bGvers in the market during the week. The
princip-l ' .Iiet!es OF stock sod wee 1:-oVed
COlorato an) sew NJ Xira ha.,,t - & and me
d!u u missouri and Ter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
9alvastoa.
20 ecisl 20 tins GaZettz.

es-gsas :. Hx. oct. 24.-Cotton t
closea quiet and uu hanged. cross re
ceiuts y 0 bal .; raes 1876 bales; eIp9rts
74Gl bales; stock - I3} .l'-; or mary 7I-l6c
good orcinasN SIS: Ow m! dl;3g SC; aid in g
9H: good midoiinS 9-lc mild Ing lsi: l01sc.
Leading spot ma &c q cloEed to ay SIS fol
ionows; Liverpool ct-org &rd Ice higher
Sales 10000 bales
Nea Yozk ffm anc I-l6o higher. Saiea j53
Nav Orleans st,ady at yesterdays quota
lions Sales $500 baes
GALVESTON. TEX, Oct. lotion ii N.
aildlinE 9Ic; low midiliIE g.; GOOD ~
diuary So. Net and gross RECEIPTS .1l0 BIS &c !;
exports 10 Great Britain 49, baies; Gales 25.i
bales; stock - 1873 Da es.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
New OE;escg.
srs.iaI 10 TIE GEzstfe.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. "a --uoILon-F FL
lures opened .reaoY points lower; ruled
steady 81 she decline ar CT Fed steady a de
CHE OF ) 10 Spo-nts. Oc:obsr 2iG9 %; Nc
yemte- i-G9 10 De, emoer 924G....: January
3IG9 s. February 4iG9 iG; March 59S Sc;
April 3 SO SO; NAV 1903 -: June ssa9 81;
joy 94G9 Sc. Ssles, 36,7VU bales.
INV ORLEANS LA, Ocy. q. Cot rn--steady |;
IpidoiinS g Ice: low m d1linR 10 49,; good
ordinary S-l63. Nes receipts 1924 bales.
:aross Ieceipts Jos SO b3ies. Ex0orts o Great
Britain 1884 bales cosstwlse CO.'S ba es. Sales
ESQ bs.es. Sock 1913 7gT baies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
ShSJ na5.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, G3t. 24.-James Nc
Cowsr, the railroad brske man who, while
in spasm Of insanity, attempted to kill
his wife IS the Blanchard hotel IN this
city several months ago, was cdjudged
insane by jury il The county court this
afternoon, sud will be sent to .he asylum
st Terrsll.
Toe first iIos! Of the season occurred
here last night. At 6 O'Clock this morn
Ing the tops OF the houses presented C.
snow white sppesrsrcc. All the tender
vegetation has been killed and the growth
of Gotten entirely checked, which Is co.,
sidered favoroble for tke top CROP
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
gRisad etst.s comparative atntsment
Special 81 the Gazette.
liverpool.
Special 70 the Gazette.

LIVERPOOL, Oct 24.-Coiton--Future. opened
flr st aoout yesterdays quotations. ruled easy
aud cl seq easy at decline of points. Sep
TENDER October IS asked; october November
"a asked: November December % asted
ember-January 5 &c assec; January Feb
uary ) 20 asked; February March IS bid
March April IS asked; April May 80 bid;
May Juna 81.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 24-Cotion-steady with
fair demand; mitdliog uplands 57Id; do.
orleans Sad. Sales 10000 bales, OF which
1000 were for speculation and export, and
1900 American.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
Assaulted 8 White Woman,
spec!al to the Gazatte.

Special 70 the Gazette.
FoRNsY, Tx, Oct. 81 "A. about 4
O'CLOCK this evening 8 negro tramp IS.
sanltad white woman, tbs wife OF the
sSGlion boss, named Henry Boyd. He
TaHed the section house snd seeing her
alSe he drew & pistol on her and Icsred
aeFinto submission. He made his escape
s,f the evening trsiD, but it lie now re-
,3orsed IA. he WAS arrested On the train
Ibetweel esqte sn3psliasAs
lsgrlsIaH. A6f::s9'a1,.:t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
rbst Wss ske Condition Of the S'aek
Mark. YsE!orGAy-k Downward
Tendency 20 Prices.
Reports of rrosss in Texas Gre an Ac-
vance to C,tton In Nsw York;
Lose of eeverel Points.

HE stock mar
ket, except for
{. few leadiDe
shares, WAS dali
TO day, aud Gis-
played consider
sole teverlshness
during the early
hours. while the
usual tendency
Of prices. was
downward, and
most Of the list
this eveairg are
10 Ner. 7 - c T G
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
Pa6fE.


Special 10 the Gazette. RkA -.
PARIS. TEX, OCT. 24.-The juEysS%Es;
District court after remaining on: all
night brought in verdict this morGirg
giving Joe Lane too yearB in the state
peniten.isry for granddaughter.
HRga Biszs, one Of the Oldest citizens
Of this placs INST with n serious accident
to- day By falling Of mis- horse and break
Ing one Of his legs.
Preparations are being made to start
the free delivery system 10 operation the
1st prcx. TIE boxes rave arrived, about
twenty in nunoer, and ara being pu. at
convenient places in the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

JEW yons Oc:. u = Cotton-F I'm: m ddlirg
uplznta 3-l6S; mid0lins orleans 10 Il; sa.es
As bales. Futures closeC st'tdy. Saes
$500. october 81; kovembe- 81; Decem-
Der } CO. January 90; February 3 80; Ma ch
10 % April 10 10; Msy 10 Is; June 10 IS;
july 10 SO. sugus- 10 SO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

the "Psnther city" contains $4,000 popua
lstioa.
The machinery men will take their ex-
hiStts 20 San Antonio.
Thousands are dailv visiting. thef1sfS
attractive display CT STAR W4HDMILLS,
deep well pumps (asnsSssst raise water
from cDe to sss's.dred feot,) cylinders,
pumpi agFseEs, tsnss, etc made by tne
slissS Wal!:rg Manufacturing Company,
Fort WORT, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

EAlR Tide, rather
i more enims:ed
tGs1 that Of yesterday
VISA hat oy tae msr-
clAu:s OF Fort Wor;
today. che q n e
weather succeeding
several days ct rsi2
eni cIiiiile5s has had
the eff .ct q bringing
out 8 great many Gus
F1IDpFS IN tha street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

TX No. ] corn Ale. Mess pork, SI4 "a
II S747. LaId s. Snort ribs sides. loose, 81 ST.
a 5. Dry sailed shoulders, boxed. IS -
as ~. shogt clear sides, boxed, s JVEs 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

ET0NpV and ell urinary troubles easily,
AlUNul quickly AID safely cured by DOCUTA
Capsules. SeveTe.t csses cured In seven DAYS
sold s. 80 per box; all druggists, or bv mall
from DCcuLs MIS- Co., liz White st., Ny. Full
directions
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
CgRss EH2ksss

Special 20 the Gazette.
aALvEaTos, TEE, Oct. 24-C6 fes-Firm er.
with an upward tsrdt rcy but not quotsbly
higher. The .tocss Wero small, sn1 the de-
mnnd from the Interior light
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

!, ~ Es Hsras Ap,d Phosphaie,s
Di: g SO = e. Is, Sc, Y Il. s 80, ~
at ~ mosESS nary asstEsss. 2f4kuse his
mental e1ertion. IMmediste benefksand ultl
mate recovery followed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

The following programme has 5eenA
ranged for che reception Of Mr. HenryW
Grady and rar'y, who are expected to az
rive in this city next Friday: ~
l. An informal reception at the WIFI
sor Friday evening from s to 10.
2. Sasurdsy-A drive through the city
from the Windsor st $3.50 q. m reaching
the iair grounds by IL 8. n. At 1880 q.
II. Mr.. Grady will speak from the stand
fronting the grand stasd.
Between l and 2 p. N q lunch will
be served TO the guests il the club room
st the fair grounds.
a. Q. n. there will be speaking by
Governor Gordon and others, the speak
ers to be Introduced By MeSSrs. Gibbs,
Tucker, Exsll snd Simpson.
The following comprise the entiIe re.
Ceptioa committee:
James 3. Simpson, chsiEmsn; S'wDie
Robertson, Chss. Fred Tucker, Barnett
Gibbs, Henry Exall, TT. E. Hughes, W.
c. Conner, J. C. Ps.tor, G. A. Cub srsop,
Dudly Wootep, N. W. Fairbanks, I. V.
Rhodes, J J. E;kford, ". L. Caogll. w.
l.. Crawford, Il e Cowsrt.
TIE young lsdies OF t1s Sherman lns.i-
tute attended the fair in Uniform to-dsy.
A remarkably pretty lot OF girls.
There is No m,stfke sooui TIE toHh
Sunday viii be "L;bers.i dsy" and fa4
CREST cornslist will entertain the VISITORS
The trek was SO hsavy to-dsy shat sds
is needless to sly thai the record WAS 1et
lowered.
F.om tSe crowd that came to the fsiy
from Faf!Worth, ore would judge ts7
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
FEM NOE So

hDEEy.
New YORK, oct. 4.-hoESy On Gall EASY st
II a. per cent; last loans stl per cent. closed
offered at l]5S2 per- ceef. Steering exchange
du! but steady at 81 81 fer sixty-day billie and
"a SIX for demand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
S1.OO

S1.OO
W l. Pay for tn e Wi KKLY GAZETTE, the
g at .sni!y ne sspsI er OF Texas, for one
y.ar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
Special to ths Gazette.

k-l-+-itkS5ySE III Est4li k15 HS@tuS1 was w.
LIZ - III III lign.tul, anC added is
t41FE t1i i::5sEf1s qc''s 20 tae epjoy-
t+1f 49, II FL n ri Of the croHd
t----.-=-----~-- TIE Tfce5 were re-
sumed ard were interesting, although
:ae track was elow AID hesvy. The
Indicators for the feH remaining days
of t9e fair are p.omiiag, ind
The drawbacks causad oy the bad
weather a the' past few Gays and the
unfinished condition OF the enterprise st
The opening will be III 1rG than overcome.
TIE remaining days are decidedly more
interesting tRan TIE fourteen days 81
ready psst.
TIE specis! Iestuce CT today was
the DsrAds e. Il O'clock oil ne
prerrjura cattle Ind horses. The displsy
was mas0iacs1t, aod Texas, Missouri.
K.n,As and K.4tuckg were represented
in the line.
HOW IIBEEATI Pays 'iD!xIE."
The music Of Liberati's b&nd is never-
ssi!ilg attraction. The taoEsands EhG
1sgs hesr6 il vii remember 1t IL Siler
III. 20 one of the gEandesJ features Of the
fsis 81 1888. Eiberau furnishes sdc1
variety Of music that all ciagses are
caarmsd, From the gTsnd eyIGQhoaisa OF
me w1rld-tanous writer's down to the
popul>f airs OF the day. Ms programmes
IRE selected. The fsyorita selection is
"Dixle." Il always has 60 DC repeated
whenever it ia rendered. Nobody evaT
Beard "Dxie" as L!5e1sti plays it. He
knows low TO ,sn;sl.ze tie crowd
before hs gives 1t 20 them He
p.sgs the nasionsl zirs Of al
countries, ard then gives "Yankee
Doodle" After ne flashes this the ket-
tie drum rolls sway in rafting rev=iIle
for shout three minutes and then stops
suddenly as the fellow with the bass drum
knockg bis instrument in the head. Then
blaak cartridge ex2!otes, and b!beTad
picks up bis horn and blows tae "fAn-in"
coil for anout fwo minutes, snd then the
old fellows with cru'ches ard
wooden legs begin TO FEEL good.
Atier getting the rsps GtteG-
ton OF the entire audience, Libsrati fsces
the crowd, infsses mis- chest sad renders
sae liles in such q way Es 10 make the
cid soldiers want to, ii hit some more.
Tie young men rap the a)or with their
canes, ard the girls smile, but the meu
who sre grsy-her-ed yell, and In memory
clsrge bresst works, bresk through
ssssrfied columns snd use the oayores with
v!gor. Whenever presented, tie scene is
indeed picturesque one
TODAY's CONCERT,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
ON CHANGE.
Ikf Wss Fair 1EsEsess IN Wdeet.
T.e EsIk-s Russd QIise a8G Cisssd
Is GEHerai Secliae.
81 q Poia;s L .per-0cfie0
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
THE FAIR:
Fifteen TheRsand People in kiSeaGanca.
Grand PARADE Of Premium
Cattle and Ksrstsp
The Races Attracs Five ghoushId People.
Programme Tor zshe Reception CT =.
henry -. Grsdy-0eEeEat Ectsss

ALIAS, TEN Ca. a
The fair resumed
business at tie old
stand to-cs7, no less
than 1900 people
passing the turrsiiIes.
The wsSther was de-
lign:tul, snc added is
gea:a 90 tae epjog-
n ri Of the cruHd
Tie Tfce5 were re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25


TA morning concart WAS as follows:
PART 1.
, overture, Nab lccoo ono,or. ............ Verdi
4. Selection, Stabat NJ -ter.......-....-.- Rossini
). SchottiEchs, fortuna. 4 Dt
FART IL
l. Overture. Lustigan W .iber....-....... Nifnlai
=. Waltz La Serenaie + panole. Metra
g. Raco lec:ions Of the War Beg er
iInor LII ,Iati.
5. Polka, Gambiinus. ..-.--...-. .......... Biai
THE RACES
At O'Clock the races attracted 5000
people 10 the grand stand and guxrter-
stra,ch. Tie programme WAS:
First R.ce-Trotting, 80 class, for
purse of 5000 Starters were Louise NJ,
s ack r bel and Clsytonlan Chief. Clay
tonian Chief won il three straight heats.
Time, 2:59. 3:0l, 2:5G4
Second R4ce-Ole and one quarter
nile dash, for thrce-yesr- olds snc under;
purse $500 Starters: Inolesion, Mont
pelier, Git Along, Msry Sue, Ketchuu.
Iaolssion won easily, with Montpelier
length behind. Time, 2:24
Third Rsce-Tro:s;ng, 2:25 cless; purse
$500 Starters: Lgps Wilkes, william
H., Billy Mack a1t Illinois Esbsr5. Billy
Mack Wol t1s h7st heat, but William q -,
rNCh thH H'A tAtSS Win ShsJ. 4AHiSj
2;4l4, 2:354; 1856, 2:35.
Fourth RAcs-One- half nile dssh, two-
yesr-oids, breeders stakes AID $500
added. Starters: Olive e, Winnie Davis,
Ms7 Hardy, Billy Saes. Bette L anc
Thomas J. Risk. Winnie Davis won.
Time, 54s
F.fsh + .ce-Postponed.
AT NIGHT.
The largest night crowd Of the season
attended the grounds 10 night 20 hear
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
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