San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-09

V. g., and will be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
All medical officers of the T. V. G. will
report to Lieut.. Homer for distribution.
General order No. s, Section 5.
The following additional detail is here
by made TO take charge of and conduct a
school Of instruction for officers and non
commissioned officers:
During the encampment Col. w. d..
ardt, Company b, 1St Regiment and Capt
F. j. Badger, Company A, Bird Regiment.
HEADQUARTERS CAMP SToDDARD,
NEAR SAN ANTONIO,
July s, 1890.
General Order No g.
First Lieutenants E. B. Pratt and E.
B. Bolton and Second Lieutenant c. Il.
Hagadorn, Twentythird United States
infantry, have been selected to take
charge Of and condnct the school of in
struction for officers and non-comms-
stoned officers during the encampment.
BY command,
BRIG. GEN OPPFNHEIMER
Commander First Brigade Texas Volun-
teer Guard.
RODNEY GARY.
Maj. and \. \. A. Gen.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVISION TEXAsI
VOLUNTEER GUARDS, NEAR SAN AN
ANTONIO, July 9, 1890. J
Order No S.
After Battalion drill today, Brigade,
commanders will have officers call sound
ed and assemble all commissioned officers
of their brigade and have them report in
a body at the grand stand for instruction
in tactics.
IN AND ABOUT CAN'T:
Yesterday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Colonel
| HaprV V HntnhipS of Anctin and aid
de-camp on the staff of Governor Ross re-
| ceived a telegram. saying that he had
| been presented by Mrs. HutchinS with a
fine looking girl baby, and the colonel,
not having TO set 'em up TO his brother
| officers, left on the first train for home to
| receive the congratulations of his friends.
| There is dancing every night at the,
park pavilion and everybody can partieiL
pate that feels disposed. The grand ball
will be given Friday.
The only company of zouaves in camp
are the Helm ZouaveS of Denison, Captain
| Krettsinger, the company being two
months old. They are known as Company
| A, First Regiment of Texas ZouaveS, and
they are the only ones in Texas.
General Roberts, acting upon advice of,
Medical Harmer Director, issued an order
prohibiting bathing in the river between
the hours OF 8 a. m. and 6 p. m. This is
done on account of preserving their
health.
Some of the men, particularly in the
Fourth regiment, have made kick
against the way they have been.
treated in not getting enough to eat
When 1t became known that the mess de-
partment was short of help, causing de-
lay, the citizens committee were notified
and extra help was put on and now every
thing seems to be on its feet again. Stew
art Ganett says that il the men do not get
enough to eat ii is their own fault.
The Light Guards of Houston, will give
an exhibition drill tomorrow.
| Private Norwood, of the Campbell
Guald', suffering from typhomalarial
fever, has been sent home to Longview.
Capt. j. Cummings, Of the Brownsville
Rifles, has been appointed assistant
judge advocate on General Ross staff.
Miss Patti Pegues and Miss Lola
Beatty, the latter the sponsor of the
Campbell guards, are guests Of the COM
pany. Judge 7. M. Campbell, after
whom the company was named, is also a
locker on.
The First, Second Third and Fifth
Regiment bands marched together last
evening, and at dress parade the drums
in the rear, and each band playing. the
great number OF pieces rendering some.
very good music.
| Saturday will be the gala day of the
whole week. The individual contests for
prizes will take place on that day, and
the sham fights also The prize flag will
also be awarded.
General Roberts has requested Major
Morris, in command of the regulars, to
detail Lieutenant Foster to act as instruc-
tor and give lessons to the officers between
the hour Of and 3 p. m.
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