Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-24
DALLAS. TEXAS.
are Triumphal shouts, and Air, Ye Gods

are Triumphal Shouts, and Air, Ye Gods,
E. 0 One Recitation. 1.-THE Pagant has
Passed, - ana song. els there no Re
Z. Chorus, and Iran and Chorus. "God is
our Refuge and Strength.
8. Interpreting Quartette. Leave the
Word and Walk by Faith.
9. Chorus 1.-THE Champion Comes" and
the Queens Song OF welcome H.. =
Bowed Down. air, But Love Thee,
and song, Hail, Plains of Damascus.
IL. Maid, queen and wife of Nasman. Rec
itation "WOuId That My Master, and
chorus Give Unto the Lord, fe
12. vie Of Naaman: Recitation, Come
30 Harp of Ny Fathers and ballad;
I'm the Vale was HumOlei Dwelling
10. Interpreting quartette. Charity. he
brew maid. Conclu sion of ballad.
Il. Queen, Iran and wife, of Naaman: kec-
iiatives, beginning - U Tale Most Won
derful, and choEas, '.Jehovaa: C,u
10. Wife of Naansaa. Recitation: CO. csd
ls. vie Of saaman. Recitation, and .. ar.
,'ListeP. o Naam man n " Queen aa ,, CO.
n. Naaman, wife. Queen, Hebrew Maid
and Iran Recitatives and Airs, begin
ring, But Who of this Prophet This
IS. Iste4preting ouartette. WHO Daily
Bids Ny Troubles Cease.
10. storm scene. Iran. "a Cloud is on
the Mountains Brow Chorus, Tine
20. Hebrew Maid. Recitation, ''The Clouds
Depart - Song, 1.-THE Silver Sun OF
Night and chorus, "Oh, be 1t ouch
Night as This
PART SECOND.
q. Queen Recitation-"'The Morning Birds
Are Singing - and River Song, ALBANIA,
the Light OF Damascus
%. syrian Priests. ''He Rises, the Sum
%. Chorus-''The Chariot! The Chariot
"a. Naaman. Song-''Now Sing to Jeho-
yah, - and Chorus of Priests, 1.-THE sun
is the Fountain OF Life himmon Is
%. Interpreting quartette. Jesus My All. - q
~ Standardization: ''Behold, Now |
Know" Queen, wife. maid, iran ana
Naaman. Quintet, duet and trio. .'oh;
Thou Whose Glory Fills the Skies, ana
s'Oh, Thou Whose Care the World Dis
2s. NS3amanNRecitation 20 Maid of sama-
20. Qacen-song. "Go Where Glowing and
so. Finaie-Fur chorus. NOW to the King
Eternal
The individual farm exhibits were t.
dav inspected by the committee
awards. The following premiums a
| offered:
Fest individual exhibits of farm pr
| ducts, first prize offered by Farm al
! Ranch Publishing company Dallas, $40
Second best individual exhibit,
! Texas Fair and Dallas Exposition, $40
Third best Individual exhibit, by Tex
| Fair and Dallas Exposition, $50.
Fourth best individual exhibit,
| Texas Fair and Dallas Exposition, $50.
A great amount of interest has be
| manifested in this department, and I
| the exhibits are unusually fine. I
test of superity was made on the follo'
ing:
SCORE LIST.
For THE Poln
| Most attractive exhibit. 2
Best display OF fruits, fresh ..-.....-... i
Best display of fruits, processed. 1890.
| Best display of vegetables, Variety.
| Best display of apiary products
Best display of dairy products.......... /
Best display of molasses and sugar..
| Best display of wines and vinegar.
| Best display of preserves nd iellies.-..
| Best display of cotton, not baled.
Best display OF wool, hides, fax, hemp,
| tobacco, etc..-.....-
Best display of grain of ali descriptions y
variety and quality to be consid- =
cred. not quantity. 49,. l
Best display OF articles not mentioned
in list -.--.. .-.-.-......-..
| Total. -.-...--..---.- '.''--.-.--..- ~
The committee experienced mu
trouble at coming to what mig
be a fair and impartial decision, b
after much deliberation awarded the fiji