Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-20

acIlcai Nopie Will Hnu oaIOLIo
use-cleanfAg and securing:
in the various departments began this MOI n
ing, and was kept up during the entire day.
One thing is noticeable, and that is that ex-
hibits are Of 6much better quality this year
| than everett the fair before.
In thehorticultural department are some
! revolutions i'll Texas fruit culture. Mr.. II.
WfStringfellow, the great pear grower, is
~ home sick and the horticulturists of
Texas very much regret his inability to be
! present at the fair as his advice and willing
hand are very much missed, but he has sent
d fine collection of pears One lot of these
pairs is especially noticeable as five OF them
weigh seven pounds ana are perfect in
every way.
Premiums awarded in the horticultural
department: Judges. W r. Cole, Dallas
7. K. Garrett, Sulphur Springs Z. j. Roun-
tree, Fort Worth:
Best plate apples, any variety, John n.
Lohr, WaXahachie
Best plate crab apples, 7. j. Whitaker,
Tyler.
Best plate peaches, J. ". Higginbotham
Dublin.
Best plate Yeiffer pears, H. NJ. String
fellow, Hitchcock
Best plate pears, any variety, II. NJ
StrlngfelloW, Hitchcock
Isest plate figs, J. NJ. Howell, Dallas.
SBcst plate japanese persimmons, H. c.
BOnham.
Best plate plums, T. j. Whitaker, Tyler
Best plate grapes, Gus VIM, Coleman.
Best plate pomegranates, G. Onderbauk
nursery.
Best collection of apples, c. Moss, Bon
ham, LIST.
Best collection of apples, w NJ McKin-
ney, Cara, 2nd.
Best collection OF peaches, T j. Whita-
Best collection of peaches, o. L. Allen,
Tyler, 2nd.
Best collection of pears, Il NJ. Stringfel-
low, Hitchcock, lst
Best collection of fruits by any one exhi-
bitter of his own growing, 0. L. Allen of
Tyler.
Best collection of fruits by any county in
Te1as, 7. J. Whitaker, Tyler
Estfssss3!!eM. Howell, superintendent.
Through the courtesy of the VIII a.
Watkins music company. the following
programme of to-morrow's band concert is
published in advance.
Tuesday morning, October 20, 10 to IL
O'Clock:
PART FIEsT.
!. Ovcrture-Zampa. ......-.............He rold
2 Euphonium solo-Bohemian Girl Bale
Sig. +. GiaunOne.
3. WaltZ-F'antaSie.. ......................C oote
'..'.. .hanGel
D. GaIop.Pianter$. --..-.Frlcke
InternisSion fifteen minutes.
PART SECOND
% Overture-Athalia; .....-....... Mendelssohn
- Trombone solo Killarney. ...---...... Moore
Sig. Crispini
8 Sclections-Chmes OF Normandy. Planquette
s Cornet solo-Souyenir OF Switzerland
Sig. A. f.i6eratf. Ii 0eFa'l
10 Se1eCtiOn-C.YaEd Military 1attoo 1880 Sorn
As performed before the emperor by the
united bands OF the German army in
Berlin,
AFTERNooN-PART FIRST
l. OYarture-Scmiramid 49,. ..... Rossini
Z ,...,-.-...., ,.,,....Sfs. E. Giannone
20. Andanle-surprise 10th symphony -.
4. Quartette-R igoletto ...................Ne Verdi
Miss Clara Josephine Mcars soprano
Miss Marie Palmer Long. .... Contr;,lto
SignOr Eugeuio PeSci........ Tenor
Mir. Henri Bragau.........- -. Baritone
3. Awakening of the Lion.........- 80.
PART SECOND.
G. Oyerture-Raymon Thomas
:. Invitation la NaSs. Weber
: "reminiscences OF Guunod ..
9 Corner solo-"The Soldiers Farewell
sig. A. Libcrati
10. "reminiscences OF all nations ....... G odfrey
introducing the following melodies:
England, Hearts o Oak" Germany.
the Rhine" Ireland. st Patrick Was
Gentleman" and st Patrick's
Day Austrian, hymn, Hungarian
March France, "Marseiilaise:" Rus
sian hymn: America. Yankee uoodle.'
with variations for all Instruments:
Scotland Aud Robin Gray and
"tiarbot Old Gaul:'' Spain, "Cachucca:''
Italy. "Garibald'S Hymn" Turkish
March: Grand Finale-"Star Spansled
Banner
NOTES
Next Saturday has been set apart by the
management and designated as Fort Worth
day. Tie programme will be specially. ar
ranged for the occasion. The attendance is
expected to be very large, as many Fort
Worth people on the grounds to-day have
expressed Z determination to work to that
end.
Governor Hogg and party have been tax
ing in the fair to-day, and all of them express
themselves pleased with the exhibition.
The governor ana family depart for Austin
tomorrow.
MIR John Fl. Ward, travelling passenger
agent. and Mr.. W. ]. Walker Southeastern
freight agent for the Texas and Pacific rail-
way. with headquarters ut Atlanta, Ga,
were taking in the fair to-day.
Owing to the difficulty of procuring COM
pctcnt judges to make the county award
this work will go over until tomorrow,
al which time the work will be pushed to
completion as rapidly as possible. The.
county exhibi.srace Al in shape and use
superintendhts III charge Of the9sare
re! ready ~ z eogfst
scrqfls,sursGeves.aG is worst stfms by P
yhorT sins ~ lans use Of r P, ~ =