The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-14

LECTURES FOR OFFICERS AND NON.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
4:9O. Adjutant's call orderly bu.
gler).
SUPPER $50 P. NJ.
$50. Supper call orderly bugler)
Same instructions and rules as laid
down for breakfast.
DRESS PARADE AND RETREAT.
6:15. First call for assembly and
musicians.
6:25. Assembly (regimental must
cians).
6:35. Adjutant's call. March to reg
mental parade ground and each regi-
ment marched to brigade parade
ground. Band playing. Review
when ordered.
BAND PRACTICE.
$50. The band will practice till
1000.
By order of
MAI. GEN. A. S. ROBERTS,
Commanding.
GEORGE B. GURLEY,
Asst. Adjt. Gen.
General Order No. /.
By request of Col. r. M. Swearin-
gen, surgeon general, Capt. f. C.
Ford, surgeon of the First regiment,
infantry, II. V. g., is hereby con-
signed to duty as medical director of
this camp. By command
MAJOR GENERAL ROBERTS,
G. B. GURLEY, Adjt. General.
The following orders were also is
sued by General Roberts during the
day:
HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVISION, T. V. G.,l
Austin, July r. 1892. !
Routine camp duty will begin at
this hour and carried on continuously
during this encampment.
By command of
A. S. ROBERTS,
Maj. Gen. Com'd'g.
G. B. GURLEY, Adjutant.
Special Order No. I.
II ADQUARTERs FIRST DIVISION, II. V. Gal
Austin, July Il, 1892. !
Brigade commanders will make de-
tail alternately beginning now. Off
Ger commanding First Brigade will
cause to be detailed l captain, 2 lieu
tenants, sergeants, corporals and
60 men for guard duty today. This
detail will be increased or diminished
as it may become necessary.
A. S. ROBERTS,
Maj. Gen Com'd'g.
G. B. GURLEY, Adjutant.
Special Order No. 2.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVISION. T. V. G.,l
Austin, July u, 1892. !
Until further orders guard to con-
sist of two (2) lieutenants, four az
sergeants, four (4) corporals and sixty
coy privates will be mounted daily.
This detail will be taken from one
brigade, the brigades alternating in
furnishing the guard. The detail for
today will be furnished from the First
brigade. An officer of the day will be
detailed daily from the company fur.
nishing the detail.
For today first call for guard mount,
1880 a. M; For assembly, Hoo a. m.
Hereafter call for guard mounting
will be sounded as indicated in gem
eral order No. l.
BY command,
MAI. GEN. A. S. ROBERTS,
G. B. GURLEY, Adjutant General.
Special Order No. 8.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIV, T. VG,N
Austin, July r. 1892 !
A roster of all officers commissioned
and non-commissioned will be fur
nished this headquarters by o'clock
p. m. today.
By order of
MAJoR-GENERAL ROBERTS,
Adjutant- General.
Special Order No. 7.
Officers and men will not be ex-
pected to attend review in full dress
uniforms. Mounted officers will wear
blue trowsers, blue blouse, white he'll
NETS. Dismounted officers and men
will wear white trousers and blue
blouses. By order
A. S. ROBERTS,
Commanding General.
Special Order No. 8.
To comply with existing orders
from the adjutant generals office,
General Mabry insists that full dress
uniforms shall be worn on reviews
and parade. This order to take the
PieoO vi "hJ 0poOiJ ing oUhol unl-
forms. By order A. s. ROBERTS,
Commanding General
THE AFTERNOON REVIEW.
About o'clock in the afternoon the
troops began to form in line getting
ready for the "dress parade" or as it
is now called under the new tactics
"division review" At all points on
the big crescent shaped grove could be
seen men wearing the regulation Co.'S
tunes, white pants and helmets
and blue coats while from
way off to the left came
the cavalry and artillery. Horsemen
carrying messages to the different
regiments dashed hither and thithe1
across the field; the troops gradually
massing together until one long line o
glistening white and blue was formed
Gen. Stoddard was the commanding
officer of the review, and before him
the long line of men passed, sauting