The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-04
TO GO THIRTY-Two STRONG.

The Hussars and Liberty Troops TO
Leave for Camp Tonight.
The Georgia Hussars leave for Camp
Northern tonight thirty>two strong. The
troop has been drilling steadily and Is In
good shape for camp. II il were not for the
inability Of some of the best drilled men to
leave home and the consequent addition OF
several green men, the Hussars would con-
tend Tor the palm Of being the best drilled
troop in the regiment. As it is. the honor
will probably go to their friends, the
Macon Hussars. The list Of those who will
go is as follows:
Capt. Beirne Gordon.
First Lieut. George c. GaillArd.
Second Lieut.. Abram Minis
Sergt w. q. Hull.
Sergt. g. c. Myers.
Sergt. Henry MoAlpin.
Sergt J. G. Postell.
Sergt. c. a. Cunningham.
Quartermaster Sergeant A. s. Eichberg.
Commissary Thomas Hunter.
Corpl. W. f. Blois.
CorpL W. G. Harrison.
Corpl R. P. Constantine.
Corpl J. B. West.
Privates w. w. Gordon. Jr., R. NJ. Hull,
j. G. Kleine, Livingston Kenan. r. d. Mac
Donell. P. H. Moller. Fred Myers, Jr., j.
r Martin, d. McAlpin, w. l. O'Brien, r.
l. Pritcherd, George A. Quantock, Wallace
Schley J. J. Silverberg, II. w. johnson, J.
3. Goodwin. o. L. Tilton, c. NJ. Tison. E.
8. Elliott.
The Hussars will be accompanied from
Savannah by the Liberty Independent
Troop and the Liberty Guards, who will
arrive by the 500 train on the Savannah,
Florida and Western railroad tonight.
The departing troops and their escort
will form quite column. Capt. William
son has offered his command, Company A
of the Savannah Volunteer Guards, to act
as escort with the Chatham Artillery.
The Liberty Independent Light Troop and
the Liberty Guards will march from the
Savannah, Florida and Western depot and
form in line in front of the Hussars amory
with the Hussars. With their escorts, the
Guards and the artillery, the five compa-
MES will form a good line. The special
train carrying the thrre cavalry troops will
leave the Central depot at $3.50 o'clock.
THE TROOPS UP THE LINE.
The EffinRham Hussars, Scriven troop
and Burke troop and Macon HussSrs will
be picked up along the line Of road. The
Central railroad has made all arrangements
for the transportation Of the cavalry, and
expects to handle them az satisfactorily and
expeditiously as it did the ether military
from Savannah. II 1t succeeds IN this
nothing further could be asked.
The Hussars are the last Of the Savannah
commands to 20 TO camp. In this CON-
nection it may be mentioned as fact
worthy Of note that Savannah has had
troops in camp, or will have had, four out
OF the FIVE weeks OF the encampment.
The first regiment was in camp the first
week. There were no Savannah troops
In camp the second week The
Guards were in camp the third week, the
Chatham Artillery the fourth week and the
Hussars will conclude the list on the fifth
week, which begins Tomorrow. In ell, Sa-
Vannah will have furnished the camp nearly
$50 men, or more than twice as mauv as any
ether city in the state, or more than any
other two cities. Savannah lie certainly the
military city Of Georgia.
The Fifth cavalry will be the only COM
mand in camp this week and at the expira.
tion Of this week the encampment will have
ended for the year.