The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

After the secretary had read the roll OF
mem bership the election OF officers Tor the
ensuing term vas gone into which resulted
in Mr.. l.. Il. Barry being unanimously re.
elected president, Mr. A. B. Tabor fret, L.
II. Murray second, and g. M. Sutherland
third vice presidents.
Messrs. g. A. Webster and Il. Craig were
elected to tho board of directors for ono
yetr, and w. o. Conner, T. B. Trotmap, q.
w. Guild, Il a. Aldrich and s. Z. Mendez
for the term Of two years. DE-. A. A.
johnson was elected medical examiner OF
the union by handsome msiority over two
opponents.
The secretary and treasurer Of the assocl-
alton are elected by the board OF directors.
BY special request Captain Tom Murray
addressed the meeting. He spoke words
OF encouragement to the members and
urged them to do their utmost TO make tho
union sacCesB,
The following resolution. offered by MIR.
IL O. Barrow, wac adopted:
WHEREAe, 1t 10 important certain changes
be made II the constitution end bylaws OF
tho Tr4vairg Mon" rnion, ard as the con-
stitution requires all ouch changes to be
submitted TO the board OF directors In writ.
ing thirty days prior to the annual meeting;
and
WHEREAS, Any one member may inter.
pose objection TO such changes where thirty
days. notice has not been given. There
fore, DO IL
that such changes as two. thirds OF the
members may agree upon may be submit
ted and acted upon.
The constitution was amended 90 no TO
read that all applicants Tor membership
shall be referred to the secretary and treas
urer, who shall require proof Of qualifca-
tions, ETC., TO be recommended by two
members or the association. The PROPOSE.
ton to increase the death benefit was
postponed until the next meeting.
The dues were increased from So TO 81
per annnm, and vice.presidents were made
ex.oiilcio directors.
a committee of three was appointed TO
draft rules as to the manner OF voting for
officers ut annual meetings, and the order
in which business should be transacted.
The following resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, A bill has been introduced in
the United States congresr, repeating all
inter. state laws imposing taxes on tho
men selling goods from other
states; and whereas, IL Ia important
TO the travelling men generally
that said bill should become a law; IL is
Resolved. That tho seaators ard repre-.
yentatives In congress from Texas be re-
puested to use their Influence In the passage
Resolved, That a copy OF these resolu.
lions be furnished each senator and repre-
sentative in congress.
Resol asions OF thanks for favors and
extended were passed.
Os notion OF Mr.. Oscar Schmidt com.
benefit was rendered Miss Dixie
Crooks ~ the opere. houso this evening, the
members 10 attend this conct ri In body.
The meeting then adjourned to meet this
%, m. when the remainder of the business
o. the order will be dispatched.
The union Is composed Of fine lot OF
gentlemen, who are full OF life and business
No well.
The ra-house was filled with the
beauty and the chivalry, the association and
their friends. Dancing was INDUCED in
until about midnight when supper was
Some OF the most elaborate
costumes ever seen In Dallas were no,icea-
ble last evening, and the ladies never looked
lovelier. Following Is the
PROGRAMME OF DANoEs.
Grand March, y o'clock; 1, Quadriiie,
Gold: o, Lanoiers, T. II. u; 4, Schottische,
Our Visitcrp: 8. Heel snd-roe, Our Lady
Visitors; @, Lsnciers, Our Galveston Mem.
here: 7, Waltz, Our Friends In United States
Senate: g, Newport onr Sweethearts;
o, POLKA, Our President; 10, Lanoiers. The
Traveller; Ii, Waltz Our
Absent Members; l., Quadrille, Aladdin:
WALK, Our Wives; 3, Polka, New Members;
4. Lsnciers, Our Directors; 8, Schottische,
Our customers; @, Newport, Our Reception
Z, Waltz, Our Secretary; 8, Lam
cierf. Our Associate Union; 0, Heel and To-
Our Friends; 10, Gsllop, Tho Press; Ii,
Newport, All rhe" Boys; IL, Waltz, Our
G uests.
bles, the entire length OF the room, were
loaded with the solids, ics cream. straw.
berries, etc.. also Mumm, Heidsick, etc., at
the Graud Windsor hotel Following was the
menu aud the programme for the occa-
sion.
H.C. Barrow, moster Of ceremonies.
Travelling Mems Union, Frank Wheat.
The Commercial Traveller, W. l.. Crsw-
ford.
Commercial Interest OF Texas, Barrett
The Press, Charles L. Martin.
Worlds Fair, New Orleans. J. F. Elliott,
Dallas HEnALD.
Baked Red Snapper with Claret
Potatoes IL Saratoga
Brcilcd Spring Chicken with Green nn Peas
R0' se pSdiiTs Ssiilsy. aux rmne. LUCK
Ham,
Smoked Tongue
Sardlnes,
Deyiled Grab In shell,
shrimp Salad.
Chicken Salad.
Roman Punch
Orange Pyramids
Macaroon Pyramids.
o 8smonted Cakoa
Vanilla, Ice Cream and stTswberries,
Fruits. confecuons'
Mumms Extra Dry.
After the regulsr toasts we're offered and
responded TO, several impromptu ones were
made; among these was that BY Mr.. J. II.
Dournerty end Mr.; H: Q. Barrow.
Al about 2 o'clock this morning the %.
sembled gussts began to disband and start
lor thGr SEVERAL homes. A more pleasant
re-union vss never had IN Dallas, nsr .
nops snnn1sfui ball, banquet and general
mou6fnG e maternity.