New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
NATIONAL GUARD AFFAIRS.
THE ATHLETIC GAMES OF TROOP ANEW ouAnd
TIERS FOR COMPANY f. 22D REGIMENT.

THE ATHLETIC GAMES OF TROOP ANEW oUAhd
TIERS FOR COMPANY +, 22D REGIMENT.
The most interesting athletic games Of the seasod
from the point Of view of the spectator VIII be- PROB
ably, those of Troop A, tomorrow evening. tuef
ofwar on horseback will be one OF the features OF the
evening. In consequence Of the small space foo
spectators in the armory, only limited number d
tickets have been issued. All the contests will be en-
citing and not small element Of danger will make the
wives sisters and sweethearts Of the troopers cacH
their breath occasionally.
Company G, 9TH Regiment, held its first annual
revival meeting, in the form Of Dutch" on Friday
evening" at Jaegers Fifty ninth-st. and Madison-aves
As a novelty, the committee arranged that all the
entertainment be furnished by outside talent. and not
even a speech was expected from the guests. 1t We
o highly enjoyable affair.
over 500 entries have been received for the game4
of the 10Th Regiment to be held on next Monday eSe
ing at the arm0ry, Sixty-secoDdst. and Ninth-aves
As these include many Of the best athletes in tranine
and representatives from every athletic club of noe in
this city, besides many Outof-town clubs, some rare
sport is expected with the prompt and excellent man
acement for which the games are we'll known. The
contests and order Of running are as follows ~ w
ward DASH trial heats (el second trio 0Oyad dashS
(3l extra trial heat, 6Oyard DASH for second mend
IA heavy marchingorder race: t5) 8oyard DASH
final heat (6) One-me run; 81 22oyard hurdle trial
(o) hamile novice trial; 90 22Oyard hurdle, hnal
heat: uo) twc,rie bicycle race, ipa heat; OH half
mile novice race final Q2l obstacle race, trial
heats: Q3) 300 yard run, trial heats Q4) one-mile
walk: u.s. 300-yad rum final heat lo) obStacio
race, final heat; Q7) reception
Company F. 22d Regiment, Captain William b
smith or By. as he is affectionately known by his
friends opened its in the armory on Tues1
day evening. Every member Of the company v
proud Of the quarters, and well they might bee
The room Is finished in white and gold with superb
painting on the ceiling. The carpet Is velvet ane
the furniture is damnsk and silk plush. cabneS
grand organ also finished in white and gold, adora
the room. After the drill of the evening was fnshed
the company had a Dutch' and supper. sood
MANY visitors admired the handsome quarters and a.
enjoyed the good things which came after the inspo
ton Of the ROOM
First LIEUTENANT william Truman, OF Come
pany K 9th Regiment elected at a meeting ON last
Monday evening the place made vacant by the resiSd
nation OF Captain Joseph y. BilhngS
The Board Of officers Of the 9th Regiment had ita
first school OF instruction in the new drill reguiauonA
on Monday evening. LleltensntCoonel Rand was the
instructor. The regiment Will 90 TO ehiroh III "aN
this afternoon ut ST. Bartholomew Church nj for'yr
fourts-st and Madson-ave. The Rev Dr. Newians
MAYNARD the chaplain OF the regiment VIII preach tns
sermon. Company viii have alhieuo 6a'hes ~ NS
armory on December %.
The following members Of the First Brigade stad
have won marksmen's badges this season: Brgadiers
General Fitzgerald LIeutenant-Colonei ;. H. ohny
Majors A. p Montant, r. V. McKim, F. V. Greene and
Paul Dana and Captains ". Z. Roosevelt ana r. isy
Appleton. Major David Croker received shaspt
shooters badge. -, -. a.. 800
First Lieutenant John A. YandeToel, OF the l2tS
Regiment, has been honora6y discharged. 49,
1'here were some surprises when Governorelecv
Flower announced the members Of bis stat last week<
SdIutsnt General Josiah Porter: Inspector GenersA
Colonel McGrath of Albany; Judge Advocate Generate
AImet T. Jenhs OF Brooklyn surgeon General J. d
Rryant OF Ncw.York: Chief Of Engineers Palmer q
Ricketts, OF Troy Chief Of Artillery Ferdinand n
FaTIe OF New York QunrteIma ster General, Wlllam
NJ west OF Hamilton Paymaster-Gcneral, Frederick
r. Hafsey of New-Y0ik; Comm ssary General Of sub
sis,ence Ge0rce D. sanford OF Peeksku. General I'M
spector OF Rife Practice Benjamin +. whitlock. d
Sew-York aides de-camp, jacob RUPERT, OF New
Work Holm McGee, OF Watkins: Thomas u. Sloan. 81
New. York Charles S. Rogers OF Hudson W. l.. David
and Robert Grler Monroe, Ct New-lor8.