Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-03
TIE FAIR
Sunday the Closing lay-The Show
Success in livery Resp ct.
Red Heai'd rny Falls TO PrIng Out the Red
Heuds-Salr Of the Wichita County EK.
hIbii-Work o: Demolition.
Special to the Gazette,

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, lex, Nov. 2.-snnday, and
the last day of the fair are 10th here and
everyone is glad. The fair has been q
success, but all who have had to attend
it regularly are tired out and ready to
stop. This has been "Red Headed
Day. but the red headed people must
have been sensitive, as but few of them
were present. The musical programme
wns a very fine one and u very uppreci-
alive audience listened to 1t and ell were
pleased.
/. Overture. "oberon,'' ........... Weber
g. Revere Elm Alburnblatt, -" Wagner
8. Song for baritone, ''In Happy Mo.
Mr.. Harry 8 a-au. ''''''
4. Grand Prize Fantasia. lie Prophetic"
so.n;.; 1--we :ona e y5ie
senors Enriqueta de ors.
8 Overture: semiramide' ;s. Rossin N
t. song ''f Sig. Enrico Baitistini. ''s'''''1'
8. Grand Fantasia, The Rose, shamrock
and Thistle, - BRetens
1ntFoducias, a number of the most
beautiful songs from England, Ireland
ind 'cotland. and concluding with
grand finale IN which will he heard
three distinct m .Iodie., Col Save the
tUr Scotland, and st. Pasrie KS bay
for ireland. all m wing together in one
grand ha-mo Nous ensemble.
9. Song for con,raito.... Sc. -. ...... Selected
Madame Annie Jaynes.
10. Grand Scena, IN Mi'erere, ''..........Yerdi
Messrs. Clark and lines.
IL. March, ''Hoch Hapsburg, '...........H obile
PART II.
l. Overture, ..Guilli.ms Tell" ........ .Rossini
2. Corne, SOLO. Fritz Lullaby" (air varisl
Mr. II. v Short.
3. Solo fer contralto, The lost Cord. 20:
Mime. Annie Erwin Jaynes. -
4. "scenes Picturesque $50. ...... Massenet
u Marche. (o) Air de Ballet. tc) An
relus. (d) rete Boheme.
Performed by no Other band.
8. Aria for Tenor, 'star of Ny Hesrt'' E. Denza
Sig. Enr.,o Battisini.
6. {a) Serenade Improm tu,' (bl 'Loin
du Bal, for reed instruments only ......
Transcribed by F. II. Innes and performed
by no other band.
Sonora EnrIqueta de oss.
Concert po.k ''PizZicati'' .--..... Strauss
9. Trombone solo tconc.rt polka, "Phe:
nomenal, ..1nnes
Mr.. F. N. lines.
10. Grand scena. bella Figlio" tRigOlettp:
Sonora de ors, Mime. Jaynes, Sig. Bat 0'
tistini and Mr.. Bragsn.
II. Potpourri Populaire. bonnie Scot
Intr ducing number of the most popular
songs from the Land o. Cakes, Ale and
Bobbie Burnes' with variations for flute
and petite clarlolet piccolo, the cOrnet
brigade, clsrionet corps and uoss. and
by way of q handshake to the people OF
Dallas who have given us such over
whelming proofs OF appreciation and
kindly feeling, concluding with the old
pledge of aft ctionate remembrance,
"AuId Lang syne."
The sale Of the Wichita county e1-
hint for the benefit of the orphans
homes of Dallas and San Antonio came
off in The music hall last night under the
supervision Of Hon. Henry Exall. The
exhibit now belongs TO w. c. Googarty
OF San Antouio. The amount realized
was $3.50.
Cooke county exhibitors did well at the
fair and carried home twelve prize rib
bons.
The stock and many of the exhibits
were taken from the grounds to-day and
by Tomorrow night the whole place will
have a deserted look.