Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-07
THE EVENTS TODAY.
The Cavalry Tournament and the
Drills.

The Cavalry Tournament and the
Drills.
The programme at Camp Washington
to-day is probably the most interesting
and attractive one Of the week.
; First. The magnificent cavalry tourna-
ment, eight teams from Georgia and
South Carolina being entered. They will
tilt in the order named below.
second. The battalion Of South Carolina
Military Academy cadets fas been re-
quested to give an exhibition drill.
Third. The Busch ZOuaves will give
another OF their inimitable parades.
Fourth A grand brigade dress parade
Of infantry and cavalry will take place at
b O'Clock p. m.
The drawing for positions in the tourua-
inent took place at the committee rooms
at Camp Washington at I 80 O'Clock las
night. The tournament will begin at 10
O'Clock this morning, and the teams Will
tilt in the following order:
1-Charlesion Light Dragons.
2-Effingham Hussars.
3-Liberty Guards.
4--Georgia Hussars, team No. 1.
5-BeautOrt District Troop.
6-GeOrgia Hussars, team No. 2.
Liberty Independent Troop, team
No. /.
s-Liberty Independent Troop, team
no. ..
THE TILTING TEAMS.
The names OF the gentlemen composing
The teams were given by the officers rep
resenting the companies as follows:
Charleston Light acknowledgement
ted by Capt. 5. p. Storey. Team-Capt.
S. p, Storey, Sergt. +. II. Sinkler. COrpl.
y. A. Miles, @. r Gaillard, S. L. HinsOn,
Alterate-W. y. PCrcher
Bingham acknowledgement by
Cant. j. d. Grower. Team-Sergt. ID. q
Morgan, Sergt. A. NJ. Morgan, Seret. W.
r. Greene, COrpl. r. P. Mallory, private
r.. a. Greene.
liberty Guards-Represente by Cant.
WIN. Hughes. Team--Capt. VIM. Hughes,
Sergt. ) Pierce Martin, Il. S. Henry, VIM.
Floyd. W. +. Chapman. Alternates-
privates Olmstead and Bryan.
Beaufort District TrO0p-Represent d
Ny Capt. r. X. Hayward. Team-Capt.
4. Il. Hayward, sergt. Jos. e.. Verdier, q.
Nj. Harrison, y. &. Raymond, j. W. SIM
mons.
Liberty Independent Troop-Repre.
scented by Capt E. p Martin. First team
,-Sergt. W. n. Clark. J. Il. Norman, A.
5. Way, $. b. Rohn, Harry Waite. Sec
pDd team Lieut.. w. j. Way. Sergt. =,
W.P. Waite, Thomas Mallard, 2. f. Mar.
Tin, N. }. Norman.
THE GEORGIA HUssARs.
Georgia Hussars-teams not given by
Lieut.. Pritchard, who represented tho
company. Lieut.. Pritchard said that he
mid not want to give the names If they
were 70 he published in the newspapers
lie also said that he could not tell how
fhe track would be this morning, and II
might be necessary to make some
changes IN his teams. The rules required
the teams 10 be entered in the score book
yesterday evening, but it was Informally
agreed by the officers present 20 allow the
entering TO be deferred until this morn.
ing.
The Hussars teams will each consist
Olive men and one substitute, and will be
selected from the following fourteen
names: Lieut.. q. y. Prtchard, Lieut.. j.
r.. Duckworth, Sergt. W. y. johnston,
Corp. A. Minis. Jr.. 9. A. Fleming. r. l..
Gilbert, q. A. kellar, Jr.,J. W. Kellar, ID.
L.Newton, j. b. Newton, G. n. Remshart,
Samuel sheitall, J. L. Walthour, ID. W.
Zipperer. This detachment is IN camp
on Kinney avenue, opposite the camp OF
+. the Charleston Light Dragons. The de-
81 achment Was escorted 10 camp last
'ea eenine b. the comDany. Last night 10