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I COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. Miles B. Dixon, W. H. Thome, Georgo H. Trueman, ' A. W. Lovett, GeorgG McLeod, H D Troop. J UNION CLi'^i. CONSTITUTION ARTICLE I. — Same. The association shall be kno'.vn as the " U2.10N Club, St. John, N. B." ARTICLE II. — Officers. The Officers of the Club shall consist of a President, Vice- President and Secretary-Treasurer, to be elected by ballot at each annual meeting. In case of a vacancy in any of the above offices the same shall be filled at a special meeting to be called for the purpose. ARTICLE III. — Aiimial Mcetisifr. The annual meeting of the Club shall be held on the third Monday in June in «.ach year. ARTI('LE IV. -Special Meetiiijrs. Upon the wri'tteu recpiest of five members tiie Secretary- 'I'reasurer sh;ii' call a special meeting to consider a specific subject, and notice of the time and purjiose of such meeting shall be posted in the Club rooms seven days before the day of such, meeting. ARTICLE v. — cd by oi;e mcm- liir and scioudcd liy ;iuot!ier. The candiilate's name, i)lace of K'sidcuce, and addition, togi'tiu'i- witii ilu' names of the proposer and seconder, siiali be wiittcii on p;iper aul<'mlK'is. The liallot for uiemliers shall take place on every Saturday, at ten (M'loik, a. m., and >hail runaiu opm till ten o'l'lock, p.m., of the same day. A list, dated and signed by the Secretary- Treasnier. couiaiiiin- the name ol' each camlidatc to be balloted foi', with the iiaiiic- o!' the prnpdM'r ami -e oiider, shall he put up in a con-picudus place in the Club rooms seveii days before till' (l!iy (•!' Icillot, Mini I'JU'li mt'iiiht'r voliiij^ slisill rcjjfistff his naiiio ill a liooii kopt for (liat pnqjnse as having voted, llallot.s contaiiiinj,' tlif naiiie ol" v.wU candiclate sliali lie |»iti)aiv(l hy llie Secretary-Treasurer and iianded to tlie steward, from whom tiiev must be obtained bv members wisliinijf to vote. In case ot" the destruction of a ballot, a new one may be obtained from the steward upon return of tlie liallot so destroyed. Tiie voter siiall mark opposite to each name X or (); tlie X shall be con- sidered atlirmative; the O shall represent a negative vote. During the hours of ballot a notice to the eflect that the ballot is going on shall be posted near the ballot-bo.\ with a rt'ipu'st (JKit iiiembiM's will vote. Previous to use, the ballot-box shall lie examined and secured by the .Se<'retary-Treasurer ; and after the balloting is over the box shall be opened and the votes counted by the Secretary-'J're.isurer and any ineiuber of the eoiiiniittee, or, in the abseiUH' of the Secretary -Treasurer, Ity any two members ol' the committee. Tlii' result of the ballot as regards each candidate shall lu' immediately entered in tlie voting-book and >ignetl by the scnitiiieers. Kacli candidate must have at least fifteen allirmative votes to constitute his election. One negative vote in six, and in all cases six negative votes shall exclude. Any candidate wlio shall have been twice black-balled cannot be .igain proposed. AKTKLi: XII. New McimIkis. On tli(.' election of e;icli new meiiiber, wliclliei' ordinary^ }iri\ileged, or siipeniiiiiierary, the Secretary -Treasurer shall notify the same to hiiii and ruiiiisli liiin with a e(>i)y of the constitution. lie sb;.ll ;i!(>s niHi Vtarl.v IMirs. In tlic case iil' unliiiarv iinniln'is llic rntraiut' li'c - |uiyal»U' on admission lotlir (Inl) — shall lie rit'lv dollars; wliitli ainonni shall ln' paid hy i-vcry incnditr williin twenty days iVoin the day oi" his idcrtion, ami in cas*' (if I'ailnrc to pay tin- same within the s;iid twenty days, the election, so far as any sneh Miemiier is eoneeined, shall he void, and all his riujhts of inem- heiship shall wholly cease; hut the eonunittee shall have power to suspend the operation oi" this rnle upon the presentation of satisfactory reasons lor failure of i)aynienl. Tlu' annual snhseription shall he twenty-live thdlars, payahle tpiarterly in advance. Menihors elected on or hefore the lirst days of August, Novemher. Kehruary and May shall j>ay for the current (piarter in which they are elected. AUTICLi: XIV. -^ Financial Voar. The linaneial year shall hegin on the lirst day of June. AllTICLE XV. (^nalillcation lor V»>1in«-. No now nieinher shall he admitted to hallot for a candidate or vote on any occasion whatevi'r, or enjoy any of the privi- leges of the Cluh, until he shall have paid all fees provided hy these rules. AllTICLi: XVr. — Arioars. No mendier who shall he thirty days in arrears, for dues, or any '/ther deht, shall he allowed to vote at a hallot or to act as a memhei- of the committee. ARTICLE XVII. — Unpaid Subscription, Supplies, etc. The name of :uiy inend>er whose ([uarterly or other snhserip- tion shall not have heen paid for thirty days after the same sluiU have hei!oine due, or who shall fail to pay any other debt 12 CONSTITUTION. due \)\ such meiiil)er (o tlu' Clul), for tlic space of iliirty days aOor the same shall have becdiue (hie, shall l)(^ put up in the Club roouis, aud uoticc thereof sludl he siiit to hiiu hy the Secretary-Treasurer, au.as(»ns for failure of jtayment. AllTK LE XVIII. -UlllKlnnva!. Any member not in arrears MciiiImts. Any privileged member who shall at any time hereafter become a permanent resident at any point within twenty-live miles of the City of St. .John, or any privileged mi'iuber resld- i j i 1 r 1 11 n 1 1 1 if (» - 1 t7i\Y0iV CLUB. 13 ing at a greater distance tlian twenty-live miles from the said City of St. John, who shall desire so to do, shall, upon pay- ment of the entrance fee, and of the full animal subscription, as provided hy Article XIII, become an ordinary niembe;', and be entitled to all the privileges of the Cluh. Provided, how- ever, that a privileged member who shall become a jyermanent resident within twenty-live miles of the Oity of St. John, as aforesaid, shall nolifv the Secretary, in writing, of his intention to avail himself of the provisions of this .Art'cic, and shall pay said entrance fee within three months al'ter becoming a ])ermanent resident. ARTICLK XXL- SiiiMMMiiimorary Members. Clerks of any of the foreign banks doing business in St. John, and other eligible persons who shall satisfy the committee that their residence in St. John is teniporary, may be elected in the usual way witlutut payment (tf entrance fee, but subject to the annual subscri{)tion to be pai.so facto all rij;lit or claim thereon, or in or to its property or fluids. AllTK LK XXV. AmondiiK'iit or AUoralion <»f' (Hub Coiislitiilioii. The Constitution and Rules of the ( lub may be altered, amended, or re|teaied at any annual meetiuf^ of the Club, or any special meetinj? called for the purpose, by a vote of the majority of the members present at such meetiuf;-. Sever days previous notici' of any proposed alteratioii, amendment or repeal shall he j^iven in writing, signed by at least live mem- bers of the Club, by jjosting the same in a conspicuous place in the Clul) rooms. ARIKIJ] XXVf.-Slraiigrrs. Any member shall be allowed to introduce a stranger, but no person residing within twenty-live miles of the City shall be eligible to be introduced as a stranger or guest of a member. Any member of the Club, however, entertaining strangers in the private dining room, shall have the privilege of inviting persons residing within the said twenty-live miles to meet Ihem at dinner or luncheon; but such j'esidents shall, before either ot" such meals, have the privilege of the reception room only, but after dining may have the privileges of the Club generally while they remain in the building. T UNION CLUB. 15 I ARTICLK XX VI I. — Honorary Members. Any member wishing to introduce a friend temporarily visit- ing 8t. John, and not residing within twenty-live miles of the City, as an honorary member of the Club, must send in a written application for permission to do so to the Secretary- Treasurer; or ho must obtain the signature of two members of the committee to his application as approving it. The appli- cation thus signed must be handed to the Secretary-Treasurer, who shall notify the person named therein that he has been admitted to the Club for fourteen days; and this privilege may be extended with the consent of the committee for the fui'ther period of one month. P^very member to whom this [jcrmissiou may be accorded will be held resi)onsible for the eligibility of his nominee, as well as for his observance of all rules of the Club. No stranger oni'e introduced shall again be introduced unless in the meantime he has been absent from the city for three months; and no stranger can be admitted under this rule more tlian twice in one year. The com- mittee shall have [)owei', however, to revoke at any time any privilege conferred under this Article. ARTICLE XXVIII.- Hours. The Club shall be open for the reception of members between the hours of eijit o'clock, a. m., ;uid one o'clock, a. m , except on Saturdays, when all lights must be out and doors dosed at twelve o'clock, midnight. On Sundays the Club siiall le open from eight o'clock, a. m., till eleven o'clock, p. m. ARTMLi: XXIX. — (iiimes. The game of poker siiall not be played in the ('lul>. Whist sh.'ill uiit be pliiyed for any liighiT slakes than ten eeiit poiii'ts. <>tliei' gairii'< in the discreli<»n of the committee may be })layed 16 CONSTITUTION. for limited stakes; the limit of stakes to be fixed by the man- aging committee. ARTICLE XXX.- Price of Cards. Each person playing at cards in the Chib rooms shall pay fifteen cents for new and five cents for old cards. ARTICLE XXXI.-Wliisl Laws. The laws of whist as set out in "Cavendish" and "Clay- Baldwin" are adopted by this Club (except in regard to the rubber points, which shall be four instead of two), and all points in dispute regarding the game of whist shall be settled by the authority of the above books. ARTICLE XXXIL- »ws|»apers. Magazines, He. N. He shall have general control and superintendence of the Cook and men and women servants, and will be responsible for their conduct and cleanly appearance, anil, in case of misconduct, shall report the same to the Secretary or Committee. He shall have charge of all Wines and Liquors in the bottling and supply cellar, shall issue the same to the Waiters, and will be charged with all deficiencies that may occur in the stock of Whines, Liijuors, or other proi)erty placed in his custody. He sliall account daily to the Secretary for all receipts of moneys, i)repare Bills of Fare, after consulting the Secietary as to taritl' charges, etc., and shall send each day to the Secretary the Bill of the preceding day. He shall see to the good order of the J louse generally. He shall cater for the Club, keei)ing Pass P.ooks with ap- proved tradesmen, and entering in similar Pass Book, at the time of i)urcliase, all sup[)lies bought in market. These books to be made U[) weekly, and left witii the Secr< tary. He shall check daily supplies to and withc'rawals from the Wine Cellar. He shall examine and check tradesmin's books and bills, seeing that charges are reasonable and in accordance with goods received. He shall enter in the Order Book everything necessary to be purchased by the Chil), and all necessary repairs,- for the sanction of the Committee before further action. novsi<: lU'LEs. Ik' shall see that no friends of any servant enter the Cliih House, except by his iterinission, and in no I'ase l»y the front do(tr. He shall also add up and receive from mem hers the anioimt of their bills for meals. He shall be governed by all Regu- lations of the Committee aHecting his department, antl shall render all possible assistance to the Secretary, HALL PORTER. He shall enter in his book once a day the name of every member coming into the House, and will see that members introducing strangers write their name and address, with that of the introducer, in the book kei»t for .hat (turiiose. Strangers calling to see members of the Club will be shown by him into the Kecei)tion Hall, or other room set apart by the Committee for that purjtose, and intimation of their arrival immediately sent by him to the mend)er eiKpiired for, if in the House. If H letter for an absent mend)er be called for by any other member who may wish to forward it, the latter will be reijuired to pay the postage (if any), and to sign an acknowledg- ment in the Porter's book of his having received the letter, in case of future (piestion. He will have charge of the Lavatory on tlif first lloor, Cloak Room, and tires in the Morning Room. He will render all possil)le assistance to the Steward, and per- form such other duties as the Conmiittee may from time to time direct. WAITERS. The Waiters and other servants in the establishment will be subject to the orders t>f the Steward, and will perform such duties as he may prescribe. A GENERAL SERVANTS' REGULATIONS. No Servant will absent himself or herst-lf from the Club House, except on business, and the Servants are strictly pro- hibited from receiving visitors, except as herein before provided, or followers. • No Servant will receive, under penalty of dismissal, any present whatever from the members, guests, or tradesmen of the Chib. Servants while on duty will not talk to each other except on matters connected with their business, and no Servant is permit- ted to address an individual menjber in the house on matters personal or relative to the concerns of the Club — all comuunii- cations of the latter kind to be made through the Steward to the House Committee. If any money or articles supposed to be the property of mem- bers shall be found by the Servants in the Club House, they shall be delivered to the Steward. The Servants' entrance in the rear will be under lock, and the key thereof be in the custody of the Steward, and Servants must not enter or go out of the Club except by Servants' entrance at the rear of the building. No large boxes or articles of luggage belonging to members will be admitted into the hall. No application for reinstatement of a Servant, who may have been dismissed on the representation of a member, will be read or taken into consideration unless it comes through and be recommended by the member by whose representation he or she was dismissed. Servants will be held responsible for breakage and loss of and damage to the property of the Club. 2() HOUSE RULES. No Servant of the Club shall be sent out of the house on any errand or pretence whatever, unless upon CHub business by the Stewaid, Secretary, or member of Committee, or to post letters at stated periods. COFFEE ROOM. Breakfast may be served from 8 until 10 o'clock, a. ra. Hot Lunches and Dinners from 1 to 2.30 p. m., and from 6 to 8 p. m. Hot Suppers up to 10 o'clock, [>. m., on giving notice before 8 (j'<'l<)ck. No Wine or Liquor shall be served to any member in the CoHce Koom, except with Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, or Su[)per. Members will fill up their Bills for meals themselves, and nuist on no account employ the waiters to do so. No hat, cap, stick, or umbrella shall be taken into the Coffee Room. Articles of glass, earthenware, etc., which may be broken by the members, either in the Coffee Room or elsewhere in the house, will be paid for by them at prices to be fixed by the Committee. PRIVATE DINING ROOM. The Private Dining Room and Card Room may be engaged by ii party of imt less than four for their exclusive use during the (veiiinsi, by giving notice to the Steward on the morning of the day on which the room would be recpiired, and on >iich terms as the Committee may direct. BILLIARD ROOM. The following regulations will be in force in this room : 1st. The Game of '\)ol shall have clioiee of tables, and take piecedeiue over Billiards and Pyramids, and nuiy be played in ronseeiitive games. \ I UNION CLUIJ. 2nd. For Hilllards and Pyramids the tables oan only be en- gaged for one game of" 50 or 100 points. Precedence in iday- ing and choice of tables given according to entry of names on the marker's slate. Players of Billiards shonld intimate to the marker whether they intend to play a game of 50 or 100 points. The charges will be as follows: Pool — Five cents per ball. Stars to pay extra. Pin-Pool — Two cents per cne. No extra charge for bnrsts. Black-Pooi, — Ten cents per cue per hour. Billiards — Ten cents for a game of 50. Fifteen cents for a game of 100 points, or two consecutive games of 50. Pyramids — Ten cents per game. Carom Games — Four Balls — Hfteen cents for a game of 50 points. Ten cents for a game of 34 points. No Carom game to exceed 100 points. . Threk Balls— Thirty cents per game of 100 points; twenty cents per game of 50 points; fifteen cents per game of .34 points. Other Games. — By the hour, fifty cents. Players are particularly requested, innnediately after play, to obtain their cheeks and deposit them in the box. The marker is instructed, on the conclusion of each game, to present to the loser a check for the amount of the game, together with the box in which the same is to be deposited. Any member may use any of the billiard tables for practice, paying for such privilege twenty cents an hour, or ten cents a hidf-liour — no charge being less than ten cents — provided that no member shall be allowed to use any table for prac- tice to the exclusion of two or more members who may desire to play a game of billiards or pool ; and if any player be so l)ractising he shall at once cease doing so, if two or more members desire the use of the table. 28 HOUSE RULES. CARDS. Each person playing at cards in tlie Clnh rooms slinll pay fifteen cents for new cards, and five cents for second-linnd cards. The cards will l)e the property of the Club, and shall be taken cliarge of by (lie attenartment the fault exists, who shall take measures for correcting it, communicating the result for the satisfaction of the party complaining. A member shall be responsible for any debt to the Club incurred by any strangers he may have introduced. No Wines, Licpiors, or Refreshments shall be furnished in the Reading Room, and no conversation shall be carried on therein. The Local Daily Papers are on no account to be taken out of the Reading Room during the day or evening of publication, nor any other papers for one day after they arc laid on the table. Sandwiches or Biscuits may be served to mend)crs in the Jvcception, Billiard, and Card liooms up to one-half hour before the hour of dosing. UNION CLUB. 29 Tlie Wine Room sluill be closed every evening one-half hour before the hour of closing the Chib. Supplies nuist be paid for immediately upon presentation of checks for same. Writing Materials will be provided for the use of members in the Reading Room, and in the Private Dining Room when not engaged. The Steward is forbidden, luider penalty of dismissal, to fur- nish supplies to any member of the Club who has been posted for the period of one week for non-payment of any sum other than quarterly or annual dues, until such indebtedness shall have been paid. No games other than Whist and Cribbage shall be played in the Whist Rooms. No games will be [)layed in the Club on Sunday. Dogs will not be allowed within the Club House. No rubber of Whist shall be connnenced after 12.45 o'clock, a. m. The word " Arrears" or " Dues" shall be construed to mean all sums due the Club from any mend)er. Complaints of any dcticlency in the service of the Club, of overcharges, mischarges, mistakes, or defects, must be matle in writing to the House Connnittcc. No pamphlet, advertisement, or notice of any kind shall be allowed to be laid on the table or put up in the Club by a meml»er. No one who has been up for election, and who has been black-balled shall be eligible to be introduced as a guest or as an honorary member of the Club, unless and until his name has been sultmitted to the committee of management, and their permission for such inti 'duction first obtained. 30 HOUSE RULES. H 1 r GAMES. Whist, Euflire, All-Fours, Hearts, Kcarte, Cribbage, Forty- Fives, Billiards, Chess, (,'heckers, Nnp, Dominos, and Backgam- mon only can be played in the Club. No Dice shall be used in the (!lub except at Backgammon. Members shall not have at stake, directly or indirectly, more than the following amounts on any of the above-mentioned games, and any member violating this rule will be liable to suspension : Whist — Ten cent points. Euchre, Forty-Fives, All-Fours, Ecarte, and Cribboye — Twenty- tive cents per game. Nap — Ten cent limit. Hearts — Ten cents a card. INDEBTEDNESS. No member shall be served with supplies until any I. O. U., unpaid check or other debt contracted by him at any former appearance in the Club, be settled. : i UNION CfJjn. 35 LIST OF MEMBERS. Armstrong, Jolin R 1886 Allan, Harris 1880 Adams, Artlinr W 1881> Allen, W. Watson 1889 Avery, William R 1889 Almon, Lewis J 1890 Austin, Henry A 1892 Barker, Henry W *0. M. Barker, Frederick E 1880 Breeze, Dudne 1880 Bruce, Murdoch F 1887 Bayard, William 1889 Barker, William S 1891 Brown, David J 1892 Blair, Andrew (i 1893 Coster, Charles J 1885 Coker, Charles R 1880 Clinch, D. Carleton 1887 Churchill, David 1888 Cutler, John L 1889 Cooper, Hedley V 1889 Crookshank, Allen () 1889 Clinch, Peter 1889 Calkin, (ieorge F 1890 Colwell, Knoch B 1891 Carritte, de B 1892 Dickson, John K. E *0. M. DeForest, Stephens *0. M. Dixon, Miles B *0. iM. DeBury, Count R. Visart 1887 deBertram, Louis G 1888 * 'tri^jiiiil Mi'iiilicr, i! i I , 36 LIST OF MEM HERS. Daniel, Fredorick W 1891 DeMill, Airre Liiwton, William G 18H4 Lovett, Arthur \V 1888 Laeehler, Charles E 1892 Merritt, (i. Wetniore *0. M. Miles, John C 189U Murray, William II 1891 MarKham, Alfred 1891 .\[owat, James 1892 Moore, Edward C 1892 Maedonald, Charles A *0. M- MeGivern, Richard V H). M. McLeod, Robert *0. M. McLeod, George K 1885 McMillan, James 188G Mackay, W. Malcolm 1886 McMillan, John 1886 McLean, Hugh H 1886 McLellan, David 1886 McLeod, Ezekiel 1886 McLeod, George 1886 McAvenney, Andrew F 18^6 McCready, John E. B 1886 McAvity,(ieorge 1887 Macrae, Alexander \V 1889 MacLaren, John S 1889 Macalister, John 1890 Macaulay, Alexander 1890 McAvity, Thomas 1890 MacLaren, Murray 1890 McLauchlan, Charles 1891 Macaulay, Beverly R 1892 McLauchlan, WiHiam W 1893 '! I ;{H LIST OF MIUUIERS. McI'luTson, (Jliiirk's K 1S1»3 Otty, (Jeorge O. I) iSSit IVU'is, A.VVVlU'sIey H). M. I'lijisli'v, Williiim, jr IS.SG IVttTs, Thoiiias \V l.S.s: Pitlald, Frank 1,S.S9 Parks, William ISS'.t Parks, John II l.SS<» Palmer, Acalus L IMM» PiiKsk-y, (filbert R iSiK) Peters, Thonuis A IS'.K) Palmer, Charles A ISIH Peters, B. Lester 1S1»2 (^uiKley, Richard F ISSII Quiiiton, William A ISSI) Ritchie, Robert R *(). M. Ritchie, Robert J *(). M. Robertscm, James C 18SC Robinson, T. Barclay 1888 Robinson, J. Morris 1SS9 Robertson, James F 1889 Robinson, ( I. Lndlow 1SS9 Robertson, George 18,S9 Simonds, Edmund 1 188') Smith, (Jeorge F iSSd Steeves, James A. K ISStj Stone, Joseph R 18S(; Stockton, Rol)ert O 1886 Sturdee, H. Lawnmce 188G Straton, James I88(i Stetson, Franklin ISS? Sears, Edward 1887 Sayre, Frederick E 1889 Smith, A. Chipman 1S89 Spurr, J. DeWolte 1889 Sturdee, Edward T 1889 Smith, G.Sidney 1889 J UNION VLUJi. ao \ Shaw, Willianj 1889 Scovil, Kdward (i 1880 Stockton, ChiirieK A 181)0 Skinner, Charles N , 1890 Scaramell, Joseph H 1890 Street, T. Herbert... 181K) Starr, Francis P 1893 Tucker, Josepli J *0. M. Thome, W. Henry 188r) Thomson, Jolin H 188(5 Troop, Howard I) 1887 Tiiyh>r, James G 1889 Tempk', Kdward L 18s9 Thorne, Arthur T 1889 Taylor, Charles S 1889 Trueman, (Jeorge H 1889 Taylor, Byron G 1889 Troop, Charles McL 1890 Timmerinan, Henry I* 1890 Tillin, E 1891 Thomson, Robert 1892 Tuck, W. Henry 1893 Trueman, Artiiur 1 1S9;5 Vroom, William E 1887 Vassie, William 1892 Weldon, Charles W 188(1 White, Walter W 1887 Wishart, Allison 1889 Warner, Darius B 1889 Wisely, Robert 1891 Woodman, Charles F 1892 Whittaker, Frederick S 1892 Warner, James R , 1893 * i' i i ■f . 11 n UNION VLVlt. 43 PRIVILEGED MEMBERS. Allen, T. Curletor , Frederk'ton. Bariu's, II. K IJoston. Hhiir, F. Irolaiul St. Stephen. Beebee, L. V Portlund, M lirown, F. K. F Moncton. C'nun, V. W Baniior. Crooksliank,