The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-12
GUARDS READY FOR CAMP
THE BATTALION TO GARRY OVER
ONE HUNDRED MEN.

ONE HUNDRED MEN.
The Roster of Men Who Will Gothic
Battalion's Final Drill and Instruc-
tion-The Commissery Department
to Leave for Griffin To-nieht-The
Battalion to Go on Special Train.
The Guards will leave for camp to-mor-
row night 100 strong. Every effort has been
made by the officers to raise the number in
ranks to the maximum, which would have
given a total of about 1875 officers and men
TO the battalion. They will be satisfied,
however, to retain their present strength
without any further dimlnuition.
An inspection of the corps was held at
the armory last night, and was largely at
tended. There were nearly 100 men out.
In obedience to the order issued by Col.
Garrard, the men appeared in the service
uniform, fatigue caps with covers, legRins,
web belts and blanket bags, containing all
articles necessary for camp, with overooats
rolled and strapped at the top. Guns ana
gun covers were issued to each man, with
numbers upon each, to be taken and kept
by him in good condition until the close OF
the encampment
INSTRUCTED IN PACKING UP.
The non-commissioned officers instructed
the men IN the art Of packing their KNAPP
sacks or blanket bags and rolling their over
coats in a neat, compact roll. The compa-
MES drilled with the men in full marching
order with knapsacks on their backs. Very
nearly all the officers of the corps
were present. 1t was the last drill before
going to camp and the men acquitted them
selves well.
The exact roster of the battalion as it
will 20 to camp could not be obtained last
night owing to the fact that it was uncer"
tain whether many men who had signltied
their desire of going would be able to
obtain leave and also the expectation that
good many men will come in at the last
moment.
The following is approximately correct,
however:
Lieut.. Col. William Garrard.
Lieut.. Davis Freeman, adjutant.
Lieut.. j. f. Kollock, quartermaster.
Lieut.. w. r. Leaken, paymaster.
lieut.. J. NJ. Bryan, commissary.
r. E. l.. Daniel, sergeant major.
L. E. Montague, quartermaster sergeant.
COMPANY A.
Capt. W. w. Williamson.
Lieut.. @. Nj Gibbes.
Sergt. J. II. Hutton.
Sergt Henry Freeman.
Sergt. H. T. Moore.
Sergt. G.. P Rembert.
Corpl J. s. Schley.
Corpl. Il. A. Mercer.
CorpL J. D. Carsweil.
CorpL R. NJ. Screven.
Corpl. c. J. Hunter.
Privates-H. H. Bruen, w. NJ. Bessslieu,
G. w. Beckett, P. A. Bryan, J. A. Con-
molly, c. G. Dupont, Win Dupont, s.
Elliott, Jr., J. A. Hall, 9. o. Haskell, +. s.
Hincks, j. W. Howard, J. w. Huger. w.
G. Hutton. r. B. Jones, A. Knorr, w. G.
L r. NIL T MaHna-
]. s. Morel, Jr., I. l.. Owens, q r. Oliver.
H. D. Osborne. II. y. Turner.
COMPANY B.
Capt. Thomas Screven.
Lieut.. G. NJ. Gadsden.
Lieut. r. f. BurdelLl
Sergt. w. II. Crane.
Sergt. G. A. Cosen.
Sergt. II. H. Bacon.
Sergt. E. II. O'Connor.
Corpl. F.. S. Butler.
Corpl. H. M. Conner.
Corpl. j. 8. Caruthers.
Privates-J. R. Anderson. W. F. Baker,
E. W. Bell, J. M. Baker, R. L. Cope. D.
| Cunningham, ]. B. Cooke, W. T. Dafin,
r. s. Fleming, c. A. Gibbes, W. L. Haupt,
R. l.. Lamar, @. B. Lamar, Jr.. J. W.
Motto. L. W. Neeson, G. s. Park, Jr, It'd.
Thomas, Jr., w. Woodbridge. W. G. Hart.
COMPANY G.
| Capt. John Reilly,
! Lieut.. J. F. Cam.
Sergt. A. W. Bacot.
| Sergt. H. n. Drane, Jr.
Sergt. w. A. O'Byrne.
Sergt. R. W. Cunningham.
Corpl. F. ]. Williams.
| Corpl. H. L. Richmond.
Corpl. j. l.. Gordon.
| Corpl. T. N. West.
| Privates-B. r. Arson, o. T. Bacon, W, N
Beckett, M. B. Dunbar, j. s. Estill, W. E.
Comm, E. w. Jewett, J. c. LeHardy, Jr.
| T. W. Morrison, W. B. Orear, George F.
Pinder, Nat H. Solomon. G. N. Spring, H.
L. Stultz, +. L. Silva, - Smith, J. D.
Taylor. +. W. Williams, J. B. Williams
James Wade, A. g. Ybanez.
TO HAVE EVERYTHING READY.
Lieut.. Leaken, acting commissary, Quar-.
termaster Sergeant l.. Z. Montague and
Acting Commlssaries J. w. Huger OF Com.
w. Williams Of Company leave to-nigh
via the Central railroad for Camp Northen
They will be accompanied by all the cook
of the battalion. and will carry with then
all the utensils ana camp stores necessary K
be procured here They will see that tn,
quarters assigned to the battalion are put
in good condition ana that everything ID
in readiness for their reception on
their arrival Tuesday morning. includin.
breakfast.
There will be little else talked Of to-day
among the Guards and their friends except
camp. The battalion will assemble at thu
armory at S:15 o'clock tomorrow night in
marching order. Their special train by
the Central will leave about $50 o'clock.
a FAIR WEEK TO MARKET.
Most Produce Made q Fair Average
Though Some Was Poor.