Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-30

The second race, free Tor All trot
with three staters, was won by VIM. Nj.
Hill, that horse taking the three sue
cesslve heats, one OF them In the nice
time OF 5:22t.
The race was running all ages and
had eighteen starters, distance four
furlongs. Gray Eagle won 1t with Allie
second.
The fourth race was running for 3
year olds with eleven starters, distance
seven and one-half furlongs. Alday
came out ahead but on account of diff
ference in the weights OF his jockey on
coming in from what it was before
mounting, the race was given to Bonnie
b., who finished second.
The fifth race was running for 3 year
olds and upwards and was contested for
by six cracks. The betting was all on
Brazos. 40 TO having been offered on
Weiseger, the horse that won the race,
beating jArazos by nose. The big
races viii be run the five days OF next
week and the talent is here in force.
There promises to be large attendance
next week and rare sport.
MUSIC HALL.
There was q rare musical programme
at music hall this afternoon, where
Llberai and his band and quartette
attracted u large audience. Tonight
there was another brilliant programme
and the ladies' mixed chorus also sang
In compliment to the editor, their
wives, daughters and sweethearts.
The following was the programme:
Mach ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Liberau
Overture civilian Telln Rossini
Grand Tio-Herr Ringald clarinet; Sig.
Gianoni euphonium; Sig. Liberati,
cornet
'Hindoo Legend" (the Bell song Lakime)
Dellbee. Marie Decca.
0 Overt tl!n ,.., a Thomas
and Sgnori Pesci and Proverbio.
"The Mill instho Forest. . (Characteristic)
Elmberg,
Farewell" ."::..;" ........".. Graham
Marie Decca
Sorhet 9olo''.. -. ..'....... 'olB' l-luefau
Selection. .. Flederman' Strauss
One OF chief attractions of the pro-
gramme to-day were the two numbers
by the Frohsinn singing society, so,
Schoene Zeile,n by Colt and Frohsinn.
March by Becker. The blending Of the
voices in the first number was particu-
larly beautiful and was rewarded by
flattering recall when they responded
by singing "Gruss an die Heimath"
Greetings to the Old Homel, by @.
Kroner. On leaving the stage amidst
loud applause, each member was pre-
sented with lovely boutonniere. The
chorus is as follows. First tenor, Henry
Misselhorn; John Shablinsky, H. Hurst,
Henry Struck; second tenor has.
Graennsser, Charles Roessler; first
basso-Hugo Schuetze, Ben Fabian, Jul
Franz; second basso-J. NJ. Cole, Emil
Larlus, i. Schuessler. Prof. NJ Aron-
son, musical director. The Frohsinn
society has great reputation and car
red off the honors during the Sanger
fest in May.
FAIR NOTES.
Little Ada Deaves, the phenomenal
little singer and wing dancer Of the
Deaves combination, was the recipient
yesterday Of a pretty little token of APP
probation in the shape Of tiny dia-
mond ring, presented her by Mrs. j. h.
Schneiders little daughters. Miss
Ada is very proud Of her ring, as also
of some very handsome floral offerings.
One day next week viii be children's
day. 1t will possibly be Monday, but
the directory had not fully decided this
evening as to what day itwould be.
There are great number of promi-
nent people from distance in the city
to-day, and all pronounce the exposition
and fair the best in the history of the
association.
w. II. Andrews, of San Antonio has
been dispatched TO Chicago toascertain
from the Worlds fair management II
Texas can have collective exhibit at
the fair, II so the great display at this
fair will be shipped there.
The Manufacturing and Bottling
company, COrsicana, Tex, has been in
business for five years, and are the
largest manufacturers of brooms in the
state. They have the only display of
brooms at the Dallas state fair and ex-
position, which is the best that has
ever been on exhibition in this state.
Merchants are solicited to patronize
this home enterprise. They employ
only tirst-Glass wOrkmen and have the
largest factory in the state. They keep
in stock broom makers supplies, which
they sell at the lowest wholesale prices,
and invite broom makers TO get their
prices before purchasing They puIs
chase all good broom corn offered. 1t
will pay growers of broom corn to see
them before selling their crop. They
invite the merchants and dealers TO eX-
anime their stock before purchasing, as
they will meet all competition. There
is no use sending to Indiana or Illinois
for your stock when you get better
broOms at home at prices thatwill com
pete with any factory in the country.