The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-07
THE NEWS IN GUYToN.
The bingham Hussars to be Newly
EQuipped-The School Exercises.

The bingham Hussars to be Newly
Equipped-The School Exercises.
The Bingham Hussars. sometime ago,
sent Lieut.. A. NJ. Morgan to Atlanta to con-
fer with Adjt. Gen. Ken about equipments
for the company, and to learn the causes of
the delay in filing the requisiticn which
they made. Lieut.. Morgan was very much
astonished to learn that the requisition
was not on file in the adjutant generals de-
partment. not understanding the company
had the Acknowledgements of the former adj
jutant general. By this oversight to file
the requisition, the company has been kept
out of some very necessary equipment.
Lieut.. Morgan was able to produce evidence
of a satisfactory character, which gave the
gallant Hussars first choice at the arms
and accoutrements soon to be issued. Lieut..
Morgan was in Savannah Tuesday to aid
Capt. Stubs in arranging the necessary
bond, which was forwarded to Atlanta yes
terday, and at an early day the Hussars
will be in possession of the much needed
equipments. In speaking of his trip to At
lanta Lieut.. Morgan said that he was cor
daily received by Gov. Gordon and Adjt.-
Gen. Kell, and they expressed a willingness
to aid him in every way possible. He is
also indebted TO Representative Gordon for
valuable suggestions and assistance Will Q
at the capitol.
Prof. Thomas G. Lang, principal of the
district high school, and his estimable wife,
who fills the position OF assistant teacher,
gave an impromptu entertainment at the
academy Monday night to the patrons of
the school, which was well attended, and
proved an enjoyable affair. REGULATIONS,
blackboard exercises, readings, calisthenics,
and lecture by the principal constituted
the main features OF the entertainment.
Prof. Lang is a graduate of Emory Col
lege, and took charge of the school in Sep
TENDER as principal, and by diligent at
tention to his work has made very salts
factory progress in advancing his pupils
He is strict discipline rian and commands
the respectful attention of his pupils, as wei
as the active cooperation of the patrons
He has introduced some new features in the
school, which is intended to develop the
physical as we'll as the mental training OF
the scholars. He has caused to be organ
lied in the school two societies, which en-
terrain the school and visitors alternately
on Fridays of each week with debates, reel
tations. speaking and reading. This change
from the old time way works well and i;
being appreciated by the scholars. Prof
Lang's lecture was devoted chiefly to the
discipline of the school room and the ad
vantages to be gained by thorough CO
operation OF the teacher and the patrons.
IT. j. Rodgers of the Central Railroad
Company, one of the Ehingham county
veterans, who has been quite i'll for some
time, is able to attend to work.
Capt. William Proctor's family, which
has been in Guyton for some time, has re-
turned to Savannah.
William DeBruyn Hops of Savannah has
been visiting in Guyton.
DIR. S. j. Lanier and Gibson Garnett,
ESD returned from Augusta Tuesday, Mr.
Garnett, at the suggestion of DR.. Lanier,
visited Augusta last week to consult Dr.
Ford, president of the medical society of
Augusta.
DR.. J. G. Lawrence and Mrs. j. L. Hawk
ms, of Guyton, spent yesterday in Sa-
vannah.
The congregation of Laurel Hill Luthera n
church of Clyo, bingham county, has APP
pointed Misses S. G. Morgan, f. A. Allen
and Annie V. Reisser committee to solicit
funds with which to paint their church.