New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
NATIONAL GUARD AFFAIRS.
TROOP AT CBICAGo-PLANS FOR ATHLETIC
CANES.

TROOP AT CBICAGo-PLANS FOR ATHLETIC
CANES.
Governor Flower Adjutant General Porter and The
other officers OF the Governors staff, with Troop 4
as an escort are In Chicago as representatives. Oh me
National Guard of this State in the ceremonies aueos
ing the dedication OF the Worlds Fair AS long as
small a representative Of the military lorces " re
state WAS to be present, the selection Of Troop Wa
a happy one The men under Captain Charles T.
Roe present not only picturesque appearance, ow
they look businesslike also. The people Of the weA
will have an opportunity OF seeing what the National
Guard In the East Is like. and the
people in the latter place Will have
no fear that their representatives VIII rail- 70
maintain the high standard which Is expected OF then
The members OF the troop will not have much OF an
opportunity to show what stuff they are made Of but
they will no doubt employ their few opportunities 70
the fullest extent.
Tn. pod Regiment Athletic Association will prob
ab,v have indoor games in the armory some time IN
November The probabilities that only members
of the regiment will be allowed to compete In Those
trials OF skill and endurance The regiment mas
enlisted many welIInown athletes within the last
few years and there does not appear to be any
reason why successful games could not be held by
having the competitors Drawn exclusively ironi INC
ranks OF the regiment
The 10th Regiment Athletic Association Will hold
,omas in the armory on December IL. The contests
are as follows:
sixty yard dash. handicap; 40 ward run. handi-
cap hamiIe run handleap o9s1 run aa,et n'S
cycle handicap, rules OF l.. A. W.: hahmile novice
race scratch. for those who have never won prize
The following contests open exclusively to men,
bers OF the 10Th Regiment. They can enter as many
events as they desire for the entrance fee, which
will be returned to such members as compete
Halfmile go-as you please. scratch" Heavy march;
ing ORDER viz: knapsack, with oyercoat rolled
thereon belt and equipments, hayersack and caieen,
bayonet in ,cabbard, carrying rife. only ordinary
shoes are to be worn, and no athletic or gymnasium
shoes OF any description Will be allowed. ham. -,,
Obstacle race, handicap-Such members as nave woa
prize in previous contests will be penalized one ysN
all Others will start from scratch
A handsome huntng-case gold watch will be pc
sent.d to the winner In each contest ana soha
silver hunting case watch to second In each event.
y stoll No 10 John ST.. furnishes all the prizes.
An entrance fee OF 80 cents per man must az
company each entry and must be sent to Charles d
Leach p o. BOX 1901, care Army and Navy jour
nal.n New-York or can be left with PecA eh!ues'
No. 1876 Nassau-st. Entries close on Decemoef
The right to reject any entry Is reserved A'ne'"
who enter two or more events will receive iaas'
ticket free.
Runners and walkers practice al the arlh"y '"
r,edav and Friday evenings only, ginning November
fron Il IN AZ or from AS 10 10 30 ocloth, bo'"
riders on Wednesday evening only at the same h"s
These rules for practice Will be strictly o"''"" Wv.
Prizes will be presented TO winners as soon a. "o w
bicycle riders will be allowed 10 practse except u'0
entering the games and they must procure coz.
petitor's ticket from the secretary N0eP"0" Wv
dancing Will follow the games. . ~, .cou,anv
The resignation OF Captain F. Boy Ian, OK
X 10Th Regiment, has gone fOrwaru ne hns % Ta
an officer of the regiment ever SINCE m sys, W,
1888 when he became second neu'enahl. ne nu 80
served I'm the ranks. Company d. Of the same u
men is about 10 eject Bleecher . bdrnaru 10 tina
Captain Barnard commanded ,e copa az being called
out OF the city by business engagements WIN "a
return the members OF the company io0A lor"aiu
increased prosperity apd eihclency. ,v 10Th Res
mont has resigned lie has been secretary Oh VIC
eglmenal athletic club for long time ana ue SUI SUI
cess OF the games hed by 1ie asdo1 man9ment
Colonel Fred Feigl. Of Texas WAS aide 10 uehe,ss
NJ r. Mcmahon IN the Columbian celeorau9ns' s
monies In 1859 Colonel Feigl represented texas ~
the Centennial celebrations In this city ~ u
General schoneld and ut the National uuhrt Wash
ton the same year he represented Teas III Cnad
inrton He entered the service OF the TeAae uus s
I'm 1850 AT the age OF sixteen, anu served u &c IL
non commissioned and commissioned once up ~ Ia
present rank. lie Is one OF the younse>. en thrs
fnited states who has served con>ecutiVey on sn
Goyernor,' stnfs During the late Cara camP',ss..
he was on General Mabrys STAN ana nlauc . on ,bs
scouting expeditions the Texas frontier al.e with
famous revoluli0nst, riding at different uuite
Cautain Brooks and Captain Mcneil, OF the 100
Ranger service. some OF his "REMINISCENCES ,rl fhs
are extremely Interesting ana wien IN new III
National Guard officers are always giad u "
him. II, -.. puo,, Ride Club
will bn held on the arm0ry range on No'enio.. IN
The excellent work done by tnls eiH h ,mmer will
no doubt inspire the officers 10 even graf, ,aresr
this SEASON The amount set apart Tor ples Var win
than eyer and hp exciting contests OF issl yea" ,su
No doubt IN, duplicated when Captain t1imei .hnn
tenont Cochran and Sergeant JANSEN se' Wv
properly in running ORDER