The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-26

J. y. Hood. Eugene Walton. Mortimer
Hewitt. Herbert lIerndon, George Samp-
son, Harry Aubrey.
Prairie City Guards-A. -. Milroy,
Captain: W. b. Mccormick, First Lieu
tenant: $. Il. Tooke. second Lieutenant;
j. Book. First Sergeant: &. J.. Hancock,
THIRD Sergeant; Z. Y. Carter, Fourth
Sergeant: privntes, j. Burford, j. NJ.
Cummius. &. Schindler, j. Tulghum. Il.
Bussek, w. llamlin, w. NJ. Hutchinson,
T.. Wall. q. u. Nicholson, +. Gocth, j.
Ttlwell. W, Harrison.
After the dress parade aud award Of
the military prizes, the fireworks took
plHce The display was "a brilliant one.
surprising any Of those Of the proceed
iuu evenings The fireworks have been
one Of the grand features of the Nolks-
fest. the Ike Of which has never before
been witnessed in our city.
After the fireworks both Of the plat
forms we're filled with the dancers. The
military occupied one platform exclusiy-
clV. and the Be.knaps were the luvOriie
PARTNER. Of the ladies' Dancing oontin-
ned until late hour, and all who par
ucipatcd enjoyed themselves highly.
Orders aud resolutions issued and
adopted nj the olase oi the encNmpmcnt.
The following Is the last official order
Issued Yesterday evening from the mill
Hrv cncampment
HEADQUARTERS TEXAS VIZ. GuAEpsD
CAM BowrE, TENA-,
October ~ l,Sj.
General order No. 3.
L. Immediately after dress parade camp
will Dee broken, and all companies are
hereby authorized 90 proceed to their
headquarters. Camp Bowie VIII then
cHu-c TO- exist
IT, The commanding general desires
To- express hi, Thinks To the officer. and
men under them FOR the aid they have
rendered in assisting 90 make The camp
"a success.
Healso especially returns thanks TO
tln officer, of Che United States Army,
and tine managers Of the Nulksie.t for
Dourlrsips extended.
Bv command OF
A. s. RomMJs.
Brigndicr General
u. T. SVYru. Major and A. Agt. General.
The following resolution was adopted
and signed 10y the oil,ors OF cine military
Ou'gmpment;
CANT BoVm. October %, 1850.
We. the undersigned. comprising the
military attending the Nolksfcst rn-
cumpmcnt az sun Antonio, desire 90 roe
turn our thanks to- the officers and meme
hnrs Of the Nuik.frst association Tor
their courtCsies TO us during our en-
cumpment with il"u. which Inns iu nll
respects been % success, the association
having complied with ull thrir promises
.H nli respects.
W. H. King, Adlutant-Gcneral state
of Texas.
a. $. Roberts, Bricadicr-Gencral 7. y,
u. =. Svmth, Major and A a. G..
w. b. Brush, .Naior and pur.ermns-
ter.
Walter swain. Captain TIA.
W. r. Sneed. Adiuturt General see
Rotary and Second Lieutenant 2. J.. A..
Alex Miiroy, Captain Prairie city
Guards.
Moran Scott. fret Lieutenant T. l.. A..
S. NJ. Cain, Captain L9npasas Guards,
II. Gross, first Lieutenant Lampasas
Guards.
uHsas Guards.
r.. D. Green. captain Belkuap Rifles.
j. b. CrcssoH, frs Lieutenant Belknap
/ Rifles.
Ill. Howard, second Lieutenant Bel
| KNAPP Rifles.
p. j. Lewis second Lieutenant san
/ Antonio Rifles.
%. u. Herman. Captain Sealev Rifles.
| Harry L. Irlebe, Lieutenant L. V. q.
Yesterday saw the last of the Volks-
| leHJ 40 crowd was present In
| the morning, and in the afternoon
] tine usual sunday crowd begun gather
/ ing, With few additions, but many, on
/ finding chat am admission fee was
/ charged, returned to the uItv, while
| many passed in without paying. claim
| iHg the right TO enter public grounds.
] Little or no umusemcnts were offered
except q game OF base ball. for which an
extra charge was made. rs usual
The only thing that caused any ami
| nation was the tub race. participated in
10y President MadNrazs, Mr.. Banks, and
Harry Baum. Lots Of fun was afforded,
and an got q ducking, but Mr.. Madarazs
got i'm ahead and won The prize. As
night drew on the great majority Of the
people left.
The Eagle Pass Juvenile band played
is farewell piece, which WIS rnthusi.
0stiCally Oheercd. Little by little the
Nolksfest features disappeared from the
grounds except the dour-kecpers and
uoney-takere. who faithfully stood by
their posts till the last.
just before dark the little chaps, boy
and girls, had scramble races for toys
umusements thnt were insipid, but ye
It WAS something, and the crowd wa
ready for almost anything.
EVERY nrst-class dealer sells Operi
puHs cigarettes. Avoid Injurious imitG
lions.
Cure Tor Piles.
Piles are frequently preceded by
sense Of weight in the back, loins AM
lower part of the abdomen. cnusing tn
patient to suppose he has some ellectio
of the kidneys or neighboring organs
At times symptoms Of indigestion ar
present, llatulenoy, uneasiness Of tn
stomach, etc. A moisture, like perspil