Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-28
THE FAIR.
1t Continues to Draw as Usual-The
Attractions Don't Wear Out,
Innes' Grand Music PIeasas the Multitude.
Awards in the Stock Arena The Races
Good-General Notes.
Special to the Gazette.

Good-General Notes.
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Oct. 27.-The fair ha
not been as well attended to-day as
was the latter part of the week, but il
all the crowd was a good one. TIL
weather has been cool, and during tn
| forenoon the people hunted for the sunny
| sides of the buildings. The programm
! for to-day has been much the same q
usual. 1nnes' concert had the following
I for its programme:
!. overture-''Life for the Gar" 49,. Glink,
Wsdiing' ....... &c. ............. -. Puerne
3. QuaTtetle for Misunderstanding Soldiers
Farewell .---.--.... ..-..-..--. .KInklt
Messrs. Gore, Levalle, White and Innes
Break OF day. Start of the taly:ho. through ipu
pastoral scenes. Arrival at Epson.
Here's health to all good lassies."
The race. 'Cheer, boys, cheer" ''See
the Conquering Hero Comes" A "short
horse" wins. Grand hnale.
8. Song for contralto.... ............ Selected
Nine. Annie Erwin Jaynes.
PART IL
Z. cornet solo, Welcome Pretty Prim-
Mr.. T. V. short
., Grand popular fantasia, "reminiscences
Oh. ....---.-.-... ........... ..... Tosti
Sig. Battistini.
TO-. March, "Street Songs. -. 80. Clinton
NoTE-Mr Innes uses exclusively the band
instruments made by G. G. Conn, EIkhart, Ind .
Commencing at p. m,
/. Overture, ..Mercedes'' Dissane
Performed by no other band.
2. Concert polka, the Baby, )" (by requestl
3. Grand Prize Fantasia lie Prophetic -A'
The performance of this great Fantasia BY
the Prussian band took the first prize in
the band contest at the Paris exposition
of 1867. The transcription used is from
the original score OF Herr Wieprecht the
late band master general of the Prussian
l. Cornet solo. ''Cornet waltz'' Clark
Mr.. Thomas Clark.
" sung -'' S0pI senior D: ors: $500 Selected
s. Observation-Disclosures Tell' Ro sstni
Z. Moroccan Descriptive-"The Mill in the
8. American Fants.i. vicio ;EiRIenbsrg
introducing among number of other we'll
known National melodies, an original
paraphrans,e, on Fosters world fam GUS !
song, ''Old Folks at Home.' and con-
Guiding with an entirely new musical
Snengfsd II R. .ne Ns'iohal hymn, star
Transcribed by Innes and performed by no
S.her oand.
" H. ;i:....-;
10. Grand popular fantassie-"Bonnies cots
lanu -. Godfrey
songs from ..The Land az que %, inosG popular
and Bobble Burns, - with variations for
mute, petite clarinet piccolo, cornet
BASES ami hv wsv ~ ;, 'I las. an1 string
the people of Pit burg, who have eivan
US such overwhe!m ng proof of apprecia-
the old niadas g, atfaoS;n with
brance. "Auid Lang syne.
The stock aroma had anna ,,,o..,
features to-day. and awards ,varo n,ada |
IN the following classes.
Clnss 90. English shire borses. o,oss o.
trade draft horses: class 90 po,ia5
Angus and Galloways. class a. p o,a
Angus and Galloyays. Texas brad. oIass
Is, Devons.
The balloon ascension was pood ona
made. This was also desie~
ated as t'Sauta Feb and uInai.n To-
itory dav - but II was in M viz Oh
erved. Large excursion trains arriUsd
n the Santa Fe and brouebt tbomsands
f people from the stations along its lire
Governor Bird of the Nation was az.
ected, but failed to show I'M for soms
nknown causs Tho h,hr -
-as an interesting feature and aeorda1
,uch merriment. There wera hahv
oys and baby girls without numbsr
eautiful silver fitting water n,tcher was
warded to little MYRTLE F;,II.rIovs NJ
eatchie, La, as being the bsndsonas,
irl bsbv under tbirtr n,o,.h. &c
. J. Finney of Dallas received the I
ward for bows of the sauna sgs Tha
ice track was in much better rondit;on
,-day and some good horses wers IN ,ba
ack.
The first race, Plsnoride s.akes FOR
one and ons-ono,,o
lies, in which Bob Purdv and Asksv
arted. was won bv the farmer III,
23A.
Second race. one and ons-oix.ee,,, ,
lie. purse $500. Guido won CnII Coz
i'd, Jim Daughsrtv third TIma