The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-20

The following Is promulgated for the
information and guidance OF all con.
oerned:
A general court-martial ls appointed
to meet at Fort Stockton, Texas, at 10 a.
m, the 10Th day OF August, 1885, or M
soon thereafter rs practicable. for the
trial OF such persons Ms may properly be
brought before 1t. Detail for the court:
Captain W. ii. Clapp, First Lieutenant
| w. q. Mcfarland, Second Lieutenant w .
II. Cowles, Sixteenth infantry; Captain
w. +. Carter, Assistant Surgeon; Second
Lieutenant T.. W. West, Third cavalry;
First Lieutenant $. W. Dunning. Six
teenth infantry, Judge Advocate.
The commanding officer Post of San
| Antonio, Texas, will forward Private
Voldemar Jurghevioh, company b, Six
| teenth infantry, an insane soldier, under
escort Of trustworthy non-commls-
| stoned officer and one private, to Wash
ington, ID. c., for admission into the
Government hospital for the insane.
The non-oommissioned officer In
charge will be instructed to report, at
least - hours In advance of his arrival
at Washington. by telegraph, to the Ad-
jutant General, the probable hour, and
the name OF the railroad station, at
which he will arrive, In order that trans
portation may meet him, to convey him
and the insane soldier to the hospital;
and to report, IN person, to the Adiutant
General for further Instructions, after
leaving the insane soldier ut the asylum.
For the journey and return to San An
tonic, Texas, the Quartermaster's de-
partment will furnish the necessary
transportation; and the Subsistence de-
partment will pay communication of ra-
lions ut the rate of ~ 80 per diem, for
Oh,
for the escort to and from that place.
Paragraph L. special orders, No. %.
current series, from headquarters, Is
amended to require Major f. NJ. lleyl,
Inspector General, United States army,
Inspector General OF the Department, to
proceed, on public business, from Pits
burgh, Texas, to Jefferson, Texas, and
to return then to his station at San An
tonic.
Under authority, dated August 10, 1885,
from the Lieutenant General, the COM
manding officer Fort Ringgold will grant
furlOugh, for foui months, with per-
mission to go beyond the limits of the
Division of the Missouri, to Corporal
Bruno Hartman, Company A, Nine
teenth infantry, to take effect after re-
enlistment.
Under authority from the Secretary of
War, conveyed by letter of the 18th
inst, from the Adjutant General of the
Army, First Lieutenant Guy l.. Edie,
Assistant Surgeon General, L. $. Army,
is authorized to purchase one public
horse, subject to the provisions Of A. II.
1913, as amended by general orders No.
1903, series of 1888, from the Adiutant
Generals office.
Private George Tough, company d.
Nineteenth infantry, is relieved from
extra duty at the San Antonio depot,
and, under the provisions of general or
ders No. II, current series, from the Adj
jutant Generals office, Ia detailed for
duty as messenger in the office of In
spector General Of the department. and |
Will report at once to that officer for
duty.
Captain Wv. Richards, Sixteenth in
fantry, is hereby detailed on duty as
Acting Assistant Quartermaster, in i'm |
mediate charge of construction of pub |
lie buildings at this place, and work in |
cldental thereto. lie will report to the |
Chief Quartermaster of the department |
for such duty.
Recruit John II. Nolan, enlisted by the |
recruiting officer in San Antonio, Texas,
Is assigned to the Nineteenth infantry. |
by command of Brigadier General |
GEORGE ID. RuGGLHs,
Assistant Adjutant General.