Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
Special 30 The Gazette.

A~--a-l-- Il Will SNOE6 10 un-
conscious satisfaction that Its weary work
is done
The tsir's closing wss like its opening
very, very light. Hardly mora than
SEQ people psid a. the gates, and the
work CT tearing down WAS going on just
about ss hard IS the work OF building up
wos rushed st the beginning.
Duripg the twenty-one Gays Cf iair s
large number CT ylsitcrs attended, but
The attendance WAS not ls large es was
expected, nor even go large as that
Of las. yesr. There wss combi-
ns.ion Of circumstances to eircumscribe
It's scope this year. The yellow fever
hurt visib!y in decreasing the number OF
strangers from the north. Then lSEir
the crops were late and the fair MAS early,
thus cutting eff heavy attendance.
Then this being 8 political year and the
fair holding upon the verge OF election
had tendency To restrict the attendance.
And some are Of the opinion that the sd-
vent OF the San Antonio fair enterprise
KEEP. thousands Cf Southern Texans from
attending, but this IL hardly true to any
extent.
The management recognizes that the
fair held too lone. Three weeks ;s
too lorg for fair in Texas. Two
weeks would have been long enough
Il Is thought asst ss lsrge \ crowd would
hsve been present, aud one third Of the
running expenses would hsve been saved
TO the association. However this
may be the enterprise has loes nothing
Il is on broader and finer foundation
thsn ever, and will continue 10 grow in
importance each year. The directory will
start to work on the fair Of 1889 jast SIS
Soon az the work Ct the present ls com
pleted.
The WAS 70 special attraction to day.
The Pueblo Indians aud the Libersti 5SF d
constituted the chief fes:ures CT interest
TIE Indians went through their usual e1
hibit,ons as L berau rendered mis- last
coz cert, as follows:
MORNING. RCGR4MME.
]. March-Salute TO Dallas ............ L'bsrati
2. Overture-Hungarian.. .... Keller Bella
3. Waltz Estudient:na. ...... WaldEeutel
seleciion-Boccacio.. .suppe
5. Idyl-The Forge Ia the Forest-By request
Snyn's Night, Morning, by rhe Hrook, O'CLOCK
Morning Prayer, The Fore.
INTERIIIsSION CT THIRTY MINUTES.
|. Observation-Disclosures BY request. Ross!ni
,. Cla.tonet Solo Concerto. .......... Labitzkf
Hsrr Karl kegel.
5. Selection-Chimes of Normandy Planq1ette
4. CCrnet SOiO-t l1lDSEdll
Signor Liberati
) Ga.lop -Rerlin Horse Car BY request. irdt
EVENING Programme
/. Decentralization Route &C. @. Smith
, Overture RienZi. ... ..-.........-... Wagner
3. WaltZ-La Serena0e Espagnola. Metfa
1. Grand Selection-Ernan: Verdi
5. eusrd Moun!-Chara ,teristic piece BY re-
quest. ........-. ......-....... Eilenberg
ISTERMIss1oN or THIRTY MISUrEs.
l. Overture-William Tell-Byrequest,h oss!ri
2. Song TO the Evening Star ana liIgiim's
Chorus -Tann ehaussr. ............. WaSnef
Trombone OBJ igato, Mons. Fi9ryn;
4. Uornet Solo Old Folks at Home-By lie.
signor Liberati.
5. Grand Nstlonsl Fan aisle on Scotch, Iriah,
English and American Airs......O. Baeters
Containing the tollcw.n melodie,; Blue BE Is
of Scotland, Garryowen, Charlie l, My Oar
Lsss r sc of Summer, Minstrel Boy, Ii me-,
Swee. Home. the Canpbells are Coming.
TulIoghsorum, Amelia. Rule Britannia.
Grand finale, Dixie.
FAIR NOTES.
THE GAZETTE WAS In error in c.lling tie
Linderman premium baby boy. 1t wss
built the other way.
Dallas is full of MOTEL room. The vigi
tors have gone.
TIE sale OF exhibits WAS the special
order Of the day among exhibitors.
NSAs yC4l, hE oALEllh 5uSSCbtef LuC
association should have special c)mmit-
tee to pass upon the character OF the side
shows. There ware some present this
time thst should never have been per-
United on the grounds.
Farewell to the fair OF 1888. Now for
the election.
The following is list OF the many par
| ties who visited THE GAZETTE besdquer~
ters TO- day: Miss F. Tuckor, Miss Susie
L. Hill, Cameron; Frank Bennett, Dali
las; Miss Laura Blanchard, Clinton, Mo !;
Mrs. 81. A. Lantop, Fort Worth; Lela
Robson, Lswndale; Sarah Warren,
Goshen; Laur. Jones, Lsw1dale; c. B.
Floyd, Hutchins; Mrs. G. B. FLOYD,
Hutchins; Miss Flora R,wiine, Miss Alsr
IS9oet, Hu:chins; Miss c. Cline,
PMhs Josie C,ismsr, Miss Lille
TNmme. Dallas; r. L. Bsrblow, Rock
Hll; Hon. Joe Abbott, Hillsboro: Gene
III W. L. Cabel, W. P. Anderson, Dsliss;
ElbelS q freeman. TssreAA Frank Kerr,
= sNailepeG orsiasRa; LIZ. Csrf, New
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