The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10


With the natural productive resources
surrounding Houston, capable OF prouuc-
ing IN the grautest variety every VeRsfa-
bic indiFenlous to seinl-tfopie5l climate,
little was needed 10 assist nature IN the
superD display that WAS made and yet 80
generously WIS the hand Of nst displayed
tiistt the committees appointed 70 decorate
tine market, consisting OF Market Master
l.iielison. jules Hirsch. 81 Studs and phi
Carson, gave The last iouchea to their skill
lnliy aireetsa Wofk, the familiar market
thoae GORGEOUS Oriental hazafa. famed ia
picture and song,
The decorations were both elaborate and
tasteful The numerous columns siipporI-
Ing the awning We're epinrletely hidden
with the National ti'iscglored bunting.
4,eildant between the a.Kasre epFpprts.
and hwinsing IN graceful curves around
elch side o. tie building, were long rowN
~ Nari-col0red Japanese lanterns. when.
when iisntea Turing the evening, proaueeu
an eiteTt that was atriSlngiy beautiful.
Prom the branches 81 lie trees On ire
south Side Of tlIe square siniiinr lanterns
Mere kiiapended. which twlniEied aud
sparsied thrRugA The sparse foliage illsg
a nSrlad Of FIRE fiieH The nwn.nF SUP
porla were also gnrlandfu with etefg reens,
ara nfer tHe maii entranee was stretched
the InNRS buliler win thu word Wei
came iet1ered upon It's surface with ever
gRrcch
Al Eiig was iiie work Of the citszens
cpfnnittee, The decoration OF The interior
the WORK 81 the stall owners WIS nonc tn,
tess artistic. and So profuse was tie az.
play q egefRreen tb4t once within TN
iaiAklne yourself within some SYLVAN
nrot p, WASsi nvSsyini4ig that tnq most fas-
idions ana exaeiinS taste douia desire.
70 attetnpt 70 ds3erlho q. 81 these beuutI
It'll booths and atal1s iiiied rs they 4ffr.,
with lhe csoiceat 81 meats. VeFetartes
i1nst Asf ana Eptna, woud be blt 4 tire
she other ~ tho ,xeeilenfc IL his uisr,i,sv
and the eftiatle work q decoration.
AZ eve aell,lota sonEiment Hcrh.s
l.lytt 1natd rand aiscosl14sd some hesaatt.
ful piisle during the e0#inuance or liza
mark iIfpa he falles nderinis 1 II az lls
sMusirian's Reveresf- Ma Hssi .ssleetisn
"Biaek larigadn9 palruV Pride 81 liz
asg.hi1 "altz, ''l'al Mssi Again II
sssrs1fe q 4, a p,
Waff4. ~ ~. .s4s.. .l.it Serefiflfa
Secretion tt4ugonot) Ia Goiandrsres
Nasuinktpu Post.
With ghe twG fountains throwing am
Their Apruy, through which the ekenlne
sun shown Ike 4 prlsmi vendors on the
corn. peanuts AMI candy, Others seliinx
fancy trlnketa CT every imaginable de-
sign ana ions rewa Of truck Wagons
hacked NJ against the enrhinE With their
eprlngs hattnnsa Ant under the weight II
their heavy loads. through and afeufd All
of which thousands OF people minsled,
strike stranger az being remarkabie
while the Hqustunian simply smiled IA
evident satisfaction.
IN order 70 induce unusually fine dis.
plays prlzes haa hoeu offered ana Massrs
lseoree II. BFinghurst n Il George ana
II Il Morris were appointed a ceninlftre7
on awards The prizes Were cfferod. nai
only fer the best decorations bnf Tor
the dispiHy aa we'll aud We're awarded
~ follows,
For the hest vegetable WAGON. N. III
barlow was awarded a prize Of $40
For the beat vegetable state r. Pfelfsf
received e similar prize
h'or the hest yegttabir and fruit stan
" AIantnp was awarded SO
Far the best butter and cheese disnlav
Wn. SiNe~flsht captured q prize or 81
Best sausage display 7 Rhodes & Son
Best nsh and game display, J. p. Moehr
q s. y. Ward $40
Best meat display, George RausS arst
prize, $40
Second best meat display. Il. Rhode 81