New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23

S From oc,ober 1e 1885, vice Bradley. resigend-
Eighth Eegiment-Henry O. Rdaboch' ouarsermas,er.
with the rank OF First Lieutenant wi'h ram io
H. 1883. vice Wentworth. appointed Ao'uS~s ,,oD
Ninth Reglment-Godfroy A. . Wiehers riis' 's
ant with rank from October T. 1888. vice Cook resencu
Herbert c. Taylor First Lieutenant with rank from o''O
Der 90 1888 vice Rice, resigned ,..
r,cfth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Baus First Isutenan''
,h ,ant ,rom October g. 1885, vice Butt, reslgheu' :
IIenrv Gallup Paine First Lieutenant with rank no"
October 90 1885, vice Roosevelt resigned w.,
Tbr,eenth decentralization w Hanold First Lieu
tenant with rank from September H. 1850 ''S0 ~
resigned. , ,,,or
Twcnty.second Decentralization V. King Malo,'
With ,ank from November 49, 1885, Woe Miller promoted
seventy. fourth Regiment-Samuel b. Newton FL
Lieutenant with rank from OCTOBER H. 1900 Wv
com, promoted IN. y.c,crt
The fret annual winter games of the 22d Regiment
.o,.o ,sociat,o, will be held on Saturday evenings
rebuarv 16 1850 Among the competitions VIII 10
the following by members Of the regiment only
Nt,v-vard dash handicap: 40 yards rum hahulcaP ;
one mile run, handicap; halfmle coni'n'sSlonou
officers race scratch; halfmlle walk ior ho.''
scratch: tug-ofwar, teams OF four men, "e'en' w
u,tod regulation belt Valuable and handsomte
hnleco' ~ hn given to first and second in each
pprnnf sXcept the tugofwar, in which each member
q the winning g, i eompaDy viii Walk an exhibition
halfmile' There will also be tug-ofwar open Snly
s to GSlles9f fee 81 Entries close saturday February
8, with W. Bailey secretary AL az 'ae tbe 6rs
Eourteenth-St near SlXtD- ave ho tIS
attempt 10 hold set of games open only 10 nunipc
Of the regiment it is to be hoped that the Doy WIZ ~
start in strongly and show what the marching
regiment can do In the athletic nne , ,oo,oa
Company H. 22d Regiment UNANIMOUSLY e .'ot
Second lieutenant Haws. Company +, nrst AZ
on Monday night II is much regrettea p3 VIZ
members of this company that Second IJeuleh an
AdoInh F. Dick could not accept the posiuoh, pu'
owing 10 his enforced absence In Nevada Ne ~
omes1ed that he be left where he was However, II.
fintenant Haws the company has man "no oaii
IN the position in every particular A., oos
The following non-commissioned olcers Oh .nS 10
Regiment passed the regmental examining podu ia9S
Wednesday evening: Sergeant C. r PI1eSt CorPOi Sis
W + Buck and ". IL. Townsend, OF Coinlan! ~
sergeant H. +. MacDougal, of Company fns. scr
ccant ] A. Turney and Corporal g. r. LachcS' Vi
Company +. a. .u,,,c o6cers Of the
Nationai Guard have Deen accepted: Lieu. li,
Colonel Charles A. De Laney, supernunleIai?? ~
lieutenant Clarence NJ sSelen 22d Regiment Capa,is
Harry Cooper and Andrew NILS, Ith hegl nt
second Lieutenant George ID. smith, o'h Sop"l az ",
Comnanv: second Lieutenant Edward D. dtIyci :. -
Regiment First Leutenants John a i TScat
hank Paving and j. T.. Schcrncrh0rn 'th
and First Lieutenant william W. Chiffon 'is' hos'
ment. -, ,;o,,srant in Company
90d Regiment will soon be ordered; rrs' BUT
geanf w B. Hotchkin Is the only candldac. .o,,o
Comnanies C. F. and X, 18th Regiment, vi" Mn a.,
na,t in the inaugural parade Of Governor mn, h 80
hbanv ON January l. leaving Newiorh on Decellue d
Al Major Riker has been invited 10 Jake o'inNi'"'
~ thn battalion.