Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

distinguished il ovsrY group. LIKE
every BODY Else who has visitei the 1Sil
they were delighted with everything theI
came in contact with except the Wea!he!
and the mud.
Toe Ttxls AID Picifl;'s psrs OF the PRO
grsmme, 1t il supposed. was TO bring ths
IN 5000 people, which 1t did, sud 70 sho Y
.berl al exhibit 10 county exhibit h.l
ihat shoald be duplicated ct the Paris + <
position. Il is a wonderful display aGt
may with propriety bs termed pock''
edition OF the agricultural possibilities C.
Tezaf.
Sguor L oersti, however. WAS tbs
center CT attraction durlrg bis concerts
Few of to days visitors had ever hesrc
such must; .iore, and the fair msnsge.
ment felt 10 dsy as il has felt Throughout
the fair, that its best effort to attract
CROWDS mas lain N tie GAIT. sdvertis
irg columns SID the engagement Of
Lioersti and his band Of masters. Tie
programme for to-day:
PART I.
!. March -... salu e 10 Dallas $500. Liberati
, Overture |, Mbtri ION 10 Secreto. Cimar "a
) WaltZ...... go. Immortellen .GungI
1. "reminiscences. From the OPERAS OF Bellini.
). Boulanger Patrol { req1est) ...... We!gand
I. Overture. . 2Gin "a. .... Auber
,, SChOui cne......L u laby. .M lone weyler.
). selection Huguenots.... @eyeroeer.
Cornet 10. Fs ilit". ..... o.. Hartmann
Signor -Liberati.
;. Quadl'lle.. Mauame La,chiouc Ofenbacr.
TINS feature advertised for to day was
s grand parade Of premium live stock,
bus the track was 30 mu 10y to day thai
this feature WAS postponed until to NOR :
row, wnen it Will positively take place,
unless the westher clerk goes back on
his promises. TIE racing programme
YVES also postp med once more, bat to-
morrow this feature of the fair will be
renewed snd will coutinue sll the week
A col, csesr night had the effect to
draw couple OF lhcu sand psrs JUS 10 the
grounds to besr tae evening concert,
which bf gan st $50 O'Clock and Lasted
nearly two hours With this Programme:
FART l.
I. March Jluntecrs. VI etrs
;. Overture. Rlensie (by r,q lestl Wagner
;, 1raumerIea .......:.. .......... S:humann
I. Polka ....... Baby (by Iequest). ......B al
;. Albion 49, &c and ational Fantasie on
Sto.ch, I:ish, welsh and English Airs)
Cor clu Ing with a grand finale. In which
Save the Queen, Garyowen and Tullo ngorum
were heard interviewer in perfect harmony.
.PARrU.
l. Overture. .Lisht Cavalry...... ...Suppe
>. Waltz. ........Gag liostro. STRAUSS
:; Frag ent rom Senate -....-.. b sethoven
:. Comet Solo Eavori.e (by req1es Hartmann
Sfguor Libera.i.
Souvenir de ct. Sc )astian. .......... Bonsqle
AT THE GAZETTE HEADQ IARTERs.
Following are the names OF vIsltors to
THE GAZETTE headquarters: o. L
Parry, Thomas Bennington, Miss Sarah
r ,mirgton, I. T NICE 1ris, Mis- Adsms,
David J. Taylor, Samuel L. Dale, W. R
gu, Miss Matte E wing, C. Wilson, R K
Saunders, W. L Moore, o. P. Haney, o
E. Esson, j. A Mobrey, 7. c. Baocb. W.
II. WsggeDer, " ~. A. R)msns, G. D. F.
Eckert, William Waldsteir, Dallas; Mrs
j. n. Dszey, Mrs. Lals L. Eston,
Mrs. Lllian Murphy, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Wells, W. r Edrington,
Mrs. NJ. C. McH snnon, MISS A. D. RAN
nels, Joseph Mi:chem. Fed Shultz, II.
W. Baldwin, Fred Pangerou, William
Rlndv, c. W. Thomas, W. c. Hudnull,
w. Fl Pieper, j. Hughes, Riy Harkins,
o. I. Baker, A. r Mitchell, B Il, Myers,
Ssuter Tracey, Z. Il. Perry, R E. L.
Perry, Fort Worth; S. B. Wallis,
wallisvil e; Egz, Stephenson, Smiths
Point; William Ellison, B.z tie; J. ".
Grim, F. T. Wright, II. 81. Davenport,
Rusk county; NJ B. Sherwood, Whites
boro; J. j. BellamY, L. A freeman,
Rusk; F. c. Lignor, Fort Worth; j. 4
Rogers, Mrs. Robert, n ,leu, CJlore1o
City; 81 o. Duttop, Mount Vernon; MI.
aud Mrs. c. B Cunningham, Loneview;
Chss Tsrletor, Hills ooro; E III L ongcope,
Lsmpssas; A. Rswlins and wife, Weather
ford; j. Champ, Dallas; Nj. and Mrs. C.
P. Hsrdv, j. K Marlborough, Me1ia; Miss
Hsttie N spler, Waco; A. Benedict, Miss
R0sa Benedict, W ute wright; NJ IS E lie
M.ryetts, Carson City: William A. Field,
IudiaDspoNe, Id; E. T. Berry,
St. joseph, Mo-; G. C. Irone,
Lebanon, OHIO; P. B. McCabs, Arksdel-
phih, Ark Miss Nora Smith, G.!1es
vile; E G. r queuote, GreeDviils; 7
H. Osborn, C.eburne; Dan Cravens, T. j.
Finley, Blum; j. A. Long, Frost;
Miss lis Collins, Gainesville;
j. W. R,wlanc, Temple; W. B.
Kwine, Wade Tarrer, Gainesville;
W. F Moss, j. B Dunn, Bryan; J. P
Martin, Wheelock; George Granger, Csi.
ifornia; Misses Rose and Gree c olliDs, A.
C. McKlep, John 81. King, San Francisco;
81. B Atwell, C. B Floyd, Hutchine; J.
B. Lilly, John P Pipes, Gainesville;
George q. Hogan, Ennis; E. E Cam
mack, Waco; S. R Ferguson, LlndeI;
S E. Colgar, Ernest Watson, Mexico;
Sim Briggs. gainesville; Miss Lula
Moseley, A. P. Moseley, jefferson; 81. l.
Gtsham, Smithfsld; Miss Birdie S,arkes,
Arlington: Miss Minnie Stsrkes, Ar!insf
ZOE; c S SsrKes, Arlington; W. "a
Bells, j N, Hsssen, Burleson; J T. H8tSa
rinstop, j. F. Gsstony, FL Psso;J
G. W. Benton, Spring field, Tenn Is G;1
Lids.one, Houston; Miss Jennie K &a6s,
Miss Lucy Lee, Decatur; Mrs. &. G. |
Carney, Hillsboro; 81. L Carer, San
Angelo; Dr.. Il. II. Dsrr, Miss L 1la Darr,
Willie Darr, Caldwell; Misses Mary
Fletcher and Fannie Cooke, Bonham;
Miss Pet Fletcher, San Antonio;
Lee Carutaeu, Waco; T. B. Aace1son
ard j. 81. bisddrow, NsvAsots; M. D.
Austin; Willis N N. Med oLxld
Fort Wor.n, president Caioreo S ate9