Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-19

what they alone have done on this oc-
casion, In the interest OF all.
They have not only provided c0nven-
lent and ample accommodations for ex-
hibits OF whatever kind, within the city
or its precincts, but by adopting the
modern system OF street exhibitions aud
psrades. have brought, where possible,
every exhibit to the immediate notice OF
visitors, without forcing them TO traverse
long distances. as In the past, to see
them; but have provided within short
walks OF the city, various amusements
for them during their stay.
They have spared no pains TO interest.
entertain and amuse their visitors, and
again / thank them for their liberality
and hospitality as here manifested. Let
me therefore conclude with the simple
announcement; that the annual Terri
torial Fair OF New Mexico. for 1899, Il
now open, and its exhibits submitted for
your inspection.
The opening ceremonies having been
concluded the crowd dispersed TO seek
enjoyment and profit In the Midway. By
displays offered by our merchants. and
the afternoons program OF entertainment
arranged by President McCreight and his
able corps OF assistants.
THE MIDWAY.
Although the scheduled program was
not carried out on the Midway Plsissnce
this afternoon, all OF the artists appeared
upon the various stages and altogether II
was very creditsble ente 'tsinment
Owing to lack OF space IL IL impossible 10
give full account OF the doinRs on the
Midway to-day, but IL will be given In
full to morrow.
AT THE GRAND STAND.
viously announced In THE CITIZEN, to
being carried out to the letter. g. X.
Burg ia In charge OF the box Office and Is
assisted by j. II, Smith. kdward Farrell
and others. A game OF base ball between
the Albuquerque Browns and San Juan
club IN In progress and IL being wit
messed by large and enthusiastic crowd
VIM. Mason is umpiring the game with
Robert fetters as official scorer AT the
time Of going to press the game is not
finished.
To.MoRRow's PROGRAM.
The program for tomorrow on the
Midway Plaisance and in front OF the
grand stand will be "a follows:
MIDWAY PROGRAM.
Stage No. l-lO:3O a. m.-High kick.
ing. Sawyer; juvenile comedian, Bernie.
Stage No. 2-Miss Gardner, In ballads;
rag time dancer, Frank Forman
Stage No. 3-Dutch song and dance,
Sawyer; jubilee shoutere, Williams Sere-
naders.
Stage No. 4-Slsck wire. Frank Gard.
ner; burlesque boxing match. Cunning
ham and Coyle.
Stage No. Ia p. m. Sketch team.
Teede and Lszelle.
Stage No. 2-Costume dance. Master
Ralph.
Stage No. 3-High kicking. Sawyer;
double trapezs. the Williams.
Stage No. Hand balancing. Gard
ner.
During the afternoon performance the
May. pole dance. under the direction OF
Mrs. Walton. will be presented.
Stage No. 4. .7:30 p, m.-Rag time dan
Ger, yOcalism, Miss Ga, dner.
Stage No 2-Dutch song and dance,
SAWYER; Highland ding, Master Ralph.
Stage No. 3-Sail0r perch. Williams I;
Jubilee SbOuters.
Stage No. --Juvanile ccke walkers;
flying rings, Miss Williams
AT THE GRAND STAND.
The program In front OF the grand
stand to morrow afternoon and evening
Ia as follows:
1880 y. m.-May pole dance.
High dive.
200 q. m.-Straightawsy hose race.
2:l5 p. m.-Quarter mile bicycle race
for boys.
2:30 p. m.--Coupling contest.
2;45 .. m.-Two hundred yard foot
rare.
300 D. m.--Base ball.
500 p. m.-Balloon ascension with
parachute leap.
$3.50 .. m.-Lineman's pole climbing
contest
700 p. m.-Battle OF Manila.
740 p. m Scarf dance by young
ladies at night. illuminated.
7I5 q. m Extensive fire works.
At 10 a. III. there will be tight rope
walking and trapezs performances on
Railroad avenue.