Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-01
THE FAIR.
The Programme Arranged TO Please
the Children-Abilene Country Day.
Money that Passed Through the Spring Palac;
Fire StoIen-To- Day Mississippi ana
Ix-Confederate Day.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Oct. 3l.-The four
teenth day of the State far and exposi-
enjoyment. The Dallas school children
were invited guests of the fair manage
ment and thousands of the little ones
marched through the gates this morning
in company with their teachers. The
days programme was arranged to please
the children, and they were constantly
on the move so as to see It all. The
trained horses, the balloon ascension and
parachute leap, the bicycle races and the
Indian exhibition afforded them great
variety of amusement. The exhibitors
that gave away the pretty cards we're
taxed to their utmost to supply the de-
mand, and wagon could not hold the
quantity of cards the children took away
from the grounds. The children are
under many obligations TO the fair man
agement for q day of unlimited pleasure.
Innes' great military band came to the
front again TODAY with two well-selected
reoitals. The fair is nearly over, and
soon the opportunity will have gone by
for visitors to hear this grand music. All
who have not heard it should not fail to
do so before it is too late. The following
was to-day's programme:
ArTERNooN-PAaT I.
/. Overture Bohemian Grip .......... Bale
e Concert waltz z-,,tg sa Grove
B. Song i0F M H9e!ra Annie E. Javnes selected
4. Popular selection-"La Grande Ouch
esse"..-...;-... - ...-.-'.-..:. ohenoach
PARTu.
6. overture-f'Rob Roy. ........... Foster
Z. Song for tenor - ....-.. 80. Selected
Senior Enrica Ba.tistini.
S. ''Le Cid'' (entI' acte anu ballet music.
Performed by no other band
9. Phonoxyl so:o-"Fantasia on Popular
AIRS Mr.. Charles Lowe is.''''' Lowe
10. Galop Enthusiastically Hen Con
ventlon....... 5000. ....fahroach
EVENING -PARTsI.
!. Overture, Festival. ...;:...L eutner
5. Song for bsritone.......-.... Selected
Mr.. Harry Bragan.
4. Grand operate fantasia, Aida -. Verdi
5. COMPUTATION and benediction of the poign-
ars .... -. 80 ............... Meyerbeer
trombone obligato by Mr.. a. J. Gore.
PART II.
6. Overture, ..semiramide' .-.-.-.. Rossi nj
Z. song LOT SOpranO--- SeleCIeQ
Sonora De OCS.
&. Cornet solo, Irish Airs'' tFantasia) Short
MIR. T. V. Short.
9. Grand operate selection .......-.. .Bellini
introducing solos for all the principal
players of the band, and concluding with
the celebrated Aria IAN non Giungs,'
II for the Ciari-Corps in unison, the
= csdenzas being performed by Sig. Nor
riJo.
10. Grand scene-Bella Figlin. Verdi
Sonora de Ors, Nine. Jaynes, Sig. Bat
tlstni anu Mr.. Bragan.
IL. Grand valedictory-Am American Fantasia
Introducing among a number OF other
well known national melodies, an origi-
nal paraphrase on Fosters world famous
song, "Old Folks at Home" and con-
Guiding with an entirely musical
setting OF the national hymn. "Star
SDangled Banner - Transcribed by
Innes and performed by no other band.)
This has also been Abilene country
day, and largo delegation from that
section was present. No especial obser-
walton of the day was had, but all en-
jOyed the day in sight seeing.
The following race was run to-day:
St. George hotel sweepstake handicap,
purse $3.50, one and one-quarter mile
dash, Justice won. Alphonse second,