Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-17
DALLAS.
Elaborate Programme for the
First Day of the Fair.
EVERYTHING IN READINESS.
To be Formally Opened by Governor
Hogg-Butchers' Locating Committee
to be Invited to Visit Fort Worth.
The Street Railway Middle.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Oct 16-To-morrow morn
ing at O'Clock the gates of the great Texas
state fair and Dallas exposition will be
thrown open to the world. The vast yarie-
ties of the products of the Lone Star state
will be placed in such a position that the
people from all parts of the Union can see
at glance the resources of this great state.
The great engine will set in motion the
wheels in the vast machinery hall. The
exhibits in all departments will be in shape.
The stock and poultry departments are
more complete than ever before. LiDerati's
celebrated military band will arrive by spe-
cial train in the morning from Fort Worth,
and at 10 O'Clock their first famous concert
will be rendered in the music hall as fol-
lows:
MORNING.
Part First.
2 Overture-Zampa. .HerOld
J. Vocal trio--Opera. Atilla ............ Verdi
Miss Clara Josephine Mears, soprano
SignOr Eugenio PeSci, tenor; Slgnor
Henri BraZaro baSSo.
4. Polka MISUNDERSTANDING ........... Bal
s. Opera bouffe selection-The Misado,..::
Part Second.
G. acknowledgements ..........hEbi Thomas
z. Vocal solo-Tenor- Non yer, Ferratti;
Observation-Disclosures. Eugenlo PeScl
& Valse df Concert-La Gitaua. -. Buccalossi
9. Solo for cornet-Selected-. Libe'au
Sig. A. Liberati.
10. Grand Selection--La MaSCotte ...... Andran
AFTERNoON-PART FIRST.
l. Observation-Disclosures NicbelunGer ...... Wagn r
= Orerture-A italia, ....-..... aIclis el ;sunn
g. Vocal Observation-Disclosures ,... Verdi
NJ ISIS Cara Josephine Mears...- Soprtno
Els Marie Palmer o ls..... { o trait
81. Eugeni) Pes cf......-.-. 80. Tenor
Sig. Henri brazar, ...:.;....:. "a so
4 EalSe-:,i Concert q MI nuolina,i g. Metra
s. Selection-Chimes OF Normandy
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .....Planguette
Part Second.
6, Overture-Semii aniie .............,, Rossini
:. Soprano so'o-Ind MN ltus ,,...i 0 ssni
Miss Cla q JOS. prime ii, ars.
g. Fanta3ie Description-Ths Forge in the
Forest. MICH q lis
g. Cornet soio-Salute. Liberia ii
Sc. a. Liherati.
10 Fiaale-Se,ections from Lohengrin....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -.--.--.-W Wagner
During the intermission in the morning
concert his eXcellency Governor J. S. Hogg
will formally open the far and exposition
from the stage in the music hall. The
races will begin at 2 O'Clock p. NJ. The
United States troops will give an exhibit
tion drill in the arena within the race track.
The school children from all over Texas
will be admitted to the grounds free and d
large attendance is expected.
Gen. +. NJ. Clarke, secretary of the Fort
Worth Chamber of Commerce, has been in
the city to-day, and arranged to inset the
locating committee Of the Butchers ma
tional protective association at 9 o'clock to-
morrow morning. at which time he will
extend an invitation to the committee on
behalf of the city of Fort Worth and Cham
Der of Commerce, to visit Fort Worth. 1t
is understood that the committee will ac-
cept the invitation, and while at Fort
Worth, hope to see the great packery in
operation.
Late yesterday evening President
Sweeney of the North Dallas street railway
was arrested on complaint of l.. s. Garri-
son, superintendent of the Consolidated
street railway, charging him with violating
the injunction issued by Judge Tucker for
bidding the laying of any more track on
Ervay street. Mr.. Sweeney has procured
an injunction restraining Garrison from
moving the rails of the North Dallas road
on Ervay street. The whole matter is ex-
pected to come up before Judge Tucker to-
morrow. This street car middle is becom-
ing very complicated and disagreeaole.
Tonight there will be mass-meeting of
those citizens interested in the locating in
Dallas of the cold storage plant proposed by
the Butchers national protective associa-
ton. at which time the matter will be thor
oughly discussed. Tile locating committee
of e national association will be present
in order to explain the system of erecting
the plant.
Mrs. NJ. DlnSm0re, prOpfletreSS Oh the
Akard hotel, has given chattel mortgage
to secure loan of $3.50 due six months
from date.
About 10 o'clock this morning fire broke
out in the residence of MIR. Ed Abbott on
Lattimer street, near Logan, and it, with the
entire contents, was soon consumed. The
house was valued at $500, but the amount
Of insurance could not be learned. At the
time the fire broke out the family were all
away from home, looking at the circus
parade. The fire communicated with the
adjoining residence, owned by George B.
Clemmons, and this house was also de-
stroyed. The Clemmons residence was
valued at $500; insured for $500 in the
North British and Mercantile.