San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-29

bats next Saturday on the latter mines
grounds, for $50 side.
The billiard tables have not arrived at
the post canteen yet.
Quite number of civilians attended
dress parade at the military post last
night.
If the weather is favorable. there will
be dress parade at Fort Sam Houston to-
night.
The 23rd infantry band will give their
regular concert at the military post to-
night.
Company drill was commenced yester-
day at Fort Sam Houston will be given
daily except Saturdays and Sundays.
The 23rd infantry band gave their reg
ular concert at the band pavilion on the
following programme was rendered by
them:
1-March, THE Monarch" ..... Voelcker.
2-Seection, "TravatOre, ".......... Verdi.
3-Airia, "Infamatns," .......... Rossini.
EWaltz, Les Lontains :Waldteufel.
5-Chilian Dance, 'Manana," ~. Missud.
6-Galop, Barton Sec" .Catlin
The following is the new list
of calls and services which went into
effect at Fort Sam Houston yesterday:
First Call for Reveille, 6:15 a. m. ;reveille,
6:25 a. m; assembly, $50 a. M; break
fast call, Immediately after reveiIle; sta
bic call, 700 a. m; assembly, 7:05 a. M;
surgeons call, 700 a. m; fatigue call, t.
90 a. M: guard mOunt-frst CALL 500 a.
M: assembly of details. 1925 a. M; ad
jotant's call, $50 a. M; school call-otfi-
11:OO a. m: cavalry, Hoo a. M:
recall from fatigue, 1:30 a. M; first SER
geants call, 11:45 a. M; dinner call, IL
m: fatigue call, p. m; school call, en-
listed men, daily except Saturday and
Sunday, 1890 p m; rcall from fatigue,
4:30 p. M; stable call, 1855 p. M; as
sembly, p. M; supper call, 6:l5 p. m:
first call for retreat, 10 minutes before
sunset; assembly and retreat at sun
set; tattoo, 9p. m: call to quarters, 10:45
p. m; taps, IL p. m.
day. Cavalry: boots and saddles, 9:2O a.
NJ; assembly, 9:30 a. M; drill, one hour, |
-. Artillery: drill call, -; assembly, |
-: drill, one hour and a half, =.
Infantry: drill call, $50 a. M; assembly, |
$50 a. m. recall from drill, 1920 a. m.
Dress parade daily, except Saturday |
and Sunday; first call 40 minutes before
assembly 10 minutes after; adju- |
tant'S call, 10 minutes.
Saturday inspection: First call 500 a.
M; assembly, $50: guard mount immedi- |
ately after inspection.
Lieut.. NJ. Crowley, 5th Infantry, arrived |
from New York this morning
The cricket game which was to be |
played at Fort Sam Houston today was |
The David S Stanley ex- Regulars held
a meeting at Muth'S Pavilion last night. |
The first thing that was done at |
the meeting was to distribute the officers |
after which the constitution
and bylaws were read and accepted by |
the company. A committee of three was |
then appointed to attend to the affairs |
in general of the company. The follow
ing are the names of the committee APP
pointed. Capt. D'Illney, Corporal Barr |
and Private Gates, who was also appoint
ed treasurer. 1t was decided by the COM
pany to hold their drills every
Monday night and all members |
are to be allowed until the 18th of Octo- |
Der TO procure their uniforms, which will |
consist of blue cap, blouse and trousers. |
The 23d of October was set for the day on
which they are to give their grand inau-
guratiOn ball, it was decided to impose a
fee of 80 cents on each member,
and that those who are taken as members
will have to pay $3.50 initia-
ton fee