Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-02

present and took part in the exercises,
including Pat Cleburne camp of Waco
and Pat Clebnrue camp No. 2 of Gle
burne, r. f. Lee camp of Fort Worth
and jeff Davis camp of Fort Worth, the
camp al Denton and others.
The band music to-day was very fine,
bat was somewhat DELAYED by the other
exercises i'll the music hall.
PARTI.
/. Overture" Bohemian Girl. ,..... Bale
2. Concert waltz-"Artiste Life. Strauss
3. Duet for flute and French horn "Seren-
Rde" ....-.....-..... ............. It'll
Messrs W ellsworth and vokins.
4. Grand fantasia descriptive "A Summer
Day in Norway. .............. 80. Willmers
8. Song for baritone. Selected
Mr.. Harry Bragau.
PART
6. Overture 'Ihe Rustic Wedding" ..... Eule
This composition. which is performed only
by this band, is descriptive OF a country
wedding in Southern Spain. The several
incidents-a ssemblage of the guests al
house Of the bride. the procession TO. and
arrival at the church, the ceremony it,
SELF the feast and dancing following the
return homeland all windy portrayed
in this charming one-paintng, which
may be said to be replete with a grace
peculiar to itself.
Z. Song for Soprano. ............ Selected
Sonora Enriqueta De Ors.
S. Pc pourri populaire Here, There.
I, Trombone solo = Phenomenal POLKA
Mr.. n. innes. ALLIES
10. March-''La Pere de la Victoire'' Came
SP st.
/. Overture MERRY Wives of Windsor. - Nj
cola.
This overture is known to all music lovers. The
o!era Is taken from Shakespeare's COM
edy, and the musical compos ton is ad-
mirable, the amusing character of Sir
John Falstaf being depicted cleverly,
while the merry wives AMI their jealous
spouses will be Immediately recognized
in the jubilant notes that ring out from
first to last in the overture. To one con-
versant with the comedy, NicolaIs music
is reve alton of the posslblli les of
sounds in expressing human emotions.
2. Solo for Cornet, Concert waltz. sour
Maud,' go. 49,. go. .......... Short
Mr.. T. V. Short
8. Grand Prize Fantasia, lie Prophetic.
The performance of this great Fantasia BY the
Prussian band took the first prize in the
band contest at the Paris exposition of
1857. The music used is from the original
score of Herr Weiprecht, the late band
master genreal OF the Prussian army.
4, Moroccan Characterisque, 1.-The British PA
troll" Asch.
8. Song for contralto .........,.... 80. Selected
Nine. Annie L. Jaynes.
6. Overture, ''Oberoa" =. Weber
''Oberou'' was Weber's last WORK. II
was taken from Wieland's fairy tale of
the same name oberon is an elf king,
who has Qusrl eled with his wifs Titaua,
ana both nav. vowed never to be recon-
ciled until they find pair OF lovers faith
tul TO each Otner through all KINDS OF ad-
versity. Both long for the reunion but
the constant lovers are not to be found.
Oberon's servant Is a little Puck who
seeks over the world and, after many adj
ventures, finds what his master needs.
The story of his wandeEings in search of
true lovers is picturesquey told in the
overture.
e Song for tenor (selected) ..... Sig. Battistini
s. Grand popular fantasia, Sounds from
the Emerald Isle ......... Godfrey
9. Duet for cornet and trombone Verdi
MpSSrS- Clark
l9. March, 'Hoch Hspsburg' 49,. .. .Hobeli
The ladies of Gainesville send by ex-
press daily large quantities of flowers to
be given away at their exhibit room.
The little Doquets are mu, b sought after
aud are little gems of lovliuess.
The Wichita county exhibit will be dis
posed of at the music ball to- night, for
the benefit of the Orphans homes OF San
Antonio and Dallas.
Miss Ada GrIbble, fourteen-year-o old
girl of Gainesville, received the blue rib
bon On paintings of flowers in oil, also in
landscapes.
The last race yesterday was run, one
half mile heats, purse $500. Darkness
came before the race was finished and
was put off until this morning, when the
result was US follows:
Eclipse, Jr .................. ..l Il
Bell Redmond. ...................2
Time, :4S. AS, :48.
The next was for roadsters of the 2:4O
class. owners TO drive. Brant Arnold
first, Fred second, Eulo G. third. This
vas special and no record was shown.
The next was a mile dash for a purse
)f $500, and was exciting. The horses
passed the wire as follows: Shibboleth
nrst, Gull second, Gypsy Baron third.
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