San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-29
ARMY NEWS.

A board OF survey to consist Of
Capt. q. q. DeSudiO, Seventh cav
airy; First Lieutenant j. Q. Hos
kins, Third artillery; Second Lieu
tenant E. q. Hays, Eighteenth in.
fantry, will assemble at the San
Antonio depot at 10 o'clock a. m,
on the 9th instant, or as soon
thereafter as practicable, to exam
inc into, report upon and fix the
responsibility for the damaged
condition OF a lot of clothing re-
ceived by Captain E. 5. Dudley,
assistant quartermaster, from
Fort Ringgold, Texas, on invoice
Of First Lieutenant S. E. Adair,
Fifth cavalry, acting assistant
quartermaster, dated December 5,
1894.
The commanding officer Fort
Clark, Texas, will send Private Otto
SpeigIer, Company b, Twenty
third Infantry, to Hot Springs, Ar
kansas, to report upon arrival to
the commanding officer Of the
Army and Navy General Hospital
at that point for admission for
treatment. The descriptive list
and account Of pay and clothing
will be forwarded by mail to the
commanding officer of the hospital
prior to the soldiers departure from
the post. In case the patient can
not easily walk he will be provided
with an official telegram, to be sent
from Texarkana, notifying the
com manding officer OF the hospital
OF the time the train leaves that
station in order that transportation
may meet him on arrival at rail-
road depot at Hot Springs to carry
him to the hospital.
In compliance with instructions
from headquarters Of the army,
dated Deem Der p, 1894, board OF
officers to consist Of Lieutenant
Colonel G. V. Henry, Fifth caval-
ry; Captain J. B. Burbank, Third
artillery; First Lieutenant 7. w.
Griffith, Eighteenth infantry, is
appointed to meet at Fort Sam
Hosuton, Texas, at the call of the
president thereof, to examine into
and report upon the qualifications
OF Ludwig Baege, an applicant for
appointment as superintendent OF
a National cemetery.
Upon recommendation OF the
medical director OF the department,
Private Albert Richardson, hOspit- |
al corps, now at Fort Sam Hous-
ton, will be sent by his command |
ing officer to report to the COM !
manding officer Fort Brown, Texas, !
for duty at that post.
Under the provisions Of general
orders No. so, series 1890, headquar-
tiers Of the army, adjutant gener-
ais office, the commanding officer
Fort Bliss, Texas, will grant Pri-
vate Daniel Mckenzie, company d,
Eighteenth infantry, furlough to
terminate March 16, 1895, and on
that date he will be given his dis
charge from the service OF the
United States, provided he make
timely application therefor.
Under the provisions Of genera
orders, No. so series of 80, headquarl
tiers of the army, ad jutant generals
office, the commanding officer Fort
Sam Houston, Texas, will grant
Private George Siegriest, company
f, 18th infantry, furlough for
three months, to terminate March
30, 1895, and on that date he will
be discharged from the service OF
the United States
Under the provisions OF General
Orders No. 80, series 1890, Head
quarters Of the Army, Adjutant-
Generals Office, the commanding
officer Camp Eagle Pass, Texas,
will grant Private Martin l.. Tut
tie, Troop B, Fifth Cavalry, a
furlough for three months to ter
inmate April 3, 1895, and on that
date he will be given his discharge
from the service OF the United
States, provided he make timely
application therefor.
Under the provisions Of general
orders No. so, series 1890, head
quarters Of the army, adjutant
generals office, the commanding
officer at Camp Eagle Pass, Texas,
will grant Private Camden Redin-
ger, hospital corps, furlough, to
terminate April 8, 1895, and on that
date he will be given his discharge
from the service OF the United
States, provided he make timely
application therefor.
Under the provisions of General
Orders No. so, series 1890, Head
quarters Of the Army, Adjutant
Generals office, the commanding