The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-14

nj .I'I 1901 N .II'' NN N|Il| HNl II
IIIf. 1u i'.uUr Iu hIs N.lHl I.frf siIl
I |tuI flow kins road re- iNtf"T HYHiNHu. -
IL TO- lnH urrr'tinr i.. iuHiII.Yt HI."nf
a ud tHndHfinH ihH association iis ~ Hrt
~ frnirrnal greetings,
brHruyiilD was selected Us ihn nos
' place NJ mDUilug iur tln annual reunion
/. lI concurrence with EHfHT.- Hud ifIU
70 hurY's brigade, an the fr-i WEDNESDAY
+ and THURSDAY in August nest, a com
uItlru uI i've from each regiment Wl'
{ appointed tu make 70 IHH"' Ir| t#.H".
ono at the must happy occasions ever
, realized by the association WAS the pre-
/ -ruiHiiun ip Gen, RIOS, ~ mn viyfpui
, EHld-hyaiyl yguu hF Goo WruHrf, uf ni-
llt brigade, tHr presentation On .ur
made bE Judge n, 4, i"uEgr nJ most
rHp-y, uluVuuut ana touching speech,
tp which Gen, l'uss nude e tuDlinr gui
|apprrrlI.lEO response, the whole assoc
citation being moved with 'hr profound
est emotion,
/ Thrcu.hu-,a,m and growth ofthrassn-
citation i- annually luHrHg- IuwiuEur three
hundred u'ahnT- have nrru enrolled,
Tt-rNluN rr uiG',
Mr. p, y, Williams, secretary ui the
Texas association uI rN-l uluu soldiers,
hHs kindly urulshrl Us vita Che IulIuw-
Afternoon, lUH ItNtS gHHrrlJ-
tIpn or oN-uuiuu soldiers, Pres.
I ..Hul, Robert clark, ul Dallas;
] p-GTDr.oUi, John Cochran ~lHgWlGi
secretary 3. q. Williams, nul'lr. ir-
I tween HiNfy and seventy mWr age
r'rUdr ON the roll, tumrttr vs., H.
.rniu-uu, Hi tUylh, VaEu-, made some
.a.lrnl.iuTu .rmfr.S, al pE-I Onion sol.
n ...s .r. r.rlu.fH.. tp moot 10 'In lrHI-
. Quarters g. 70 'rN-i uipu soldier, loo puma
II.n.rr.w before noon. Also u.t py-
. Union -u..I .trs Zoo fUu ~futa nra rcq Ip,tc
lao .sni .hulr um,s, company, r.gl-
maur Hui State, AMI t.nr ufu,r.i. pH,.-
. ..l.u address iu b.. T.. Williams, .u.
. Main street. Dallas.
NrraN WAR VETERANS.
Tho following arc enrolled al the
uhu.n named nu.hmurtUrs: H.. u. AlIi-
som, q. a.. Iul'iu.,E. Il. Pisrhul. q. Pow
nor, EIg, Rur4rs, p. Howard, g. Nri sh-
/ Div, J. r.. Puryers, NJ. Huayr, y. NJ.
Stlypu, Juo. q. Martin, y. Ii. Ferguson,
/ Ilnrln via, jesse Rra1E -hira. l.. Lola,
/ o. l.. Slms, ". %. Tucker. ". ". Talr,
. j. II. Cunts, J. ". Rose, ". J'unu. =. R.
Malone, Fryl', Furgprsuu, Jill. Dp.mau.
fg,Tug's HVIGApE.
meeting held nj tho Headquarters
100 answered 10 their names. Col. &. u.
silgorc, of Wills Point, was elected
President, Il. VI. Bond, of Mckinney,
E.as-prusilont, q. q. Payne, nnllGs,
second Nigp-pTcsIdrut, and Il, N, Hen.
J,r.,u. nr SuI,hur Snrin,fs SECRETARY,
.tl,T'r a., ..r,
rT,,,l,uu,.i.rs Fnmrfb r,,.if,"ni T,yns sf.t,.
iiiiiiu,
order 40. | was issv III hv Col. Smith,
of Clcburue, Colonel commanding, To
tho effect ofa ,grucral assembly Ia take
place during this great reunion. The
following cuinnunic, were reDrc,rutcd
In person, in-wit: Clehuriic Light
Guards, cant. Williams, commanding; /
Lamar RilGs. cant. Huwrr.. cpu,mnud- |
=,
m ,nding. There were absent, N
account of not being uniformed,
the following: Alvuado Guards, Cant, |
brown commanding: Tarrants Reserve. |
Cant. Smoot. commanding: Gilmore
Guards, Capt. Bowen commanding. Me /
,Iiutork Rifles, Palestine, could not be /
here ON account of the expenses thov /
company not giving them q reduction la |
fare. IL il houci that our railroad com |
ugnics will IN the future give .hcir kind |
cO.operltion to the militia of the state.
AS u. m. the huglps of the companies !
sounded and atGthcrc was a grand dress |
parade, and all present spoke in the |
highest terms of the manGuvrcs. An |
rhgimpnt will be the pride of the state. |
An A~i;%nwl EpG,li,Nr or THAMES.
T., l'uup. Inutt I.n,.r, Dallas, Teyus. Nug. /
Ill, l5'i-, oil Charigs >. Mitchell:
u .Ai N'.:- N' officers Of Col. w. \. /
EEsh's cavalry, ana the men through F.
their Officers. Oh. sire to express 10 you /
the l."n lrHs4t oi The reunion, the
citizens a. D'.rs and DALLAS "uhnlv.
the i'Eh arn.."D they hold You ali
~ lpt Tia .Htt''"si's FtceI''d on th'.' .
ARRIVAL %, n..t"s ami their c"n.mhH'"e ,
ii tn" cAiIp 'H u" reunion gro tnIs. /.
IN Etuu Lance Of everything Tor the I
cI,m,ori col men ana horses h"s hoe en- sup
p!iad, ~" as .|rlre now about - "hr,%E I
rnnks,' We give YOU thr assurance thlt /
receive surh report tnat your praise, VIII
he in every household. Again th4r sing
You Tor aLteul"HS received, aiN hoping
che people, OF Dallas may ever nave /
peace within their walls and prosperity /
within their palaces, we haNelhe n"nof
to hc very respectfully. yours, ". W.
HLsh, Colonel comnandlnE; Ben " MS
nant, Lieutenant Colonel; John DAVIS,
Major; I. NJ. scott, AGIEtanI; John
hisn2nt, CommiSSarE; ". IL. iiotes,
Quarter Master; u; W. H. ShcIp .rh'
Captain Co. AZ J. w. Ray, FIRST u
tenant 60. \; j: S.LeWiS, SECOND 81 u
tenant Co. \; w. r. Ray, orderly Scr
Nill Beverly, FIRST Lieutenant co. y;
Jas NcCrcary, Second Lieutenant Go. j;
+. y, Alexander, Orderly Sergeant Co. u;
". l.. Sage, Captain co. c; \. T.. Bone,
First Lieutenant Co. {; ). j. Mcdonald
Second Lieutenant co. {; y. Ii. sage
Orderly Sergeant Co. &; Cane Beck,
Captain Go. u; Jim RchardS, tust
Lieutenant co. -; u. II. oats, second
Lieutenant Go. D; L. [. Loon, orderly
Sergeant Co. D..
FORT WORTH WINS.
/. % wooting Of the different military
organizations on the reunion grounds
yesterday afternoon, a large minority OF