The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02
PARADE OF THE POLICE.
rrrrrs HUNDRED B1urcoA1s PASSING N

FTrEEN HUNDRED BLUEcoATs PASSING IN
REVIEW.
The annual parade OF the police force OF the CIV
took place yesterday afternoon. The weather was
most propitious and the display the best that mas
been made for many years.
Shortly before r. M. the various companies
began TO form in line in Layfay cite place ana
Great Jones street, ana at nalfpast one O'Clock
the column organized and ready for march.
the order OF march follows:-
superintendent walling, General
seventh Regiment Band.
First Battalion-lnspector Dnks, Colonel
Captain Mount, Lieutenant Colonel; Captain
Hedden, Major; Aajutant Sergeant Tuck.
Captain Ulman, Tenth Precinct, First Company.
Captain Burns rG Gemn,nv Precinct Second
Captain Williams Fourth Precinct Third Com
Captain Clincny, Thlrteeni h Precinct, Fourth Com
pany.
Captain Kennedy Nintn Precinct, Fifth Company,
Captain Garland seventh Precinct, Sixth Com
Canta,n Mccullocb. Special. seventh Company.
Sergeant oates, Fifth Precinct, Eighth Company.
Captain Ygle Sanitary COMPANY Ninth company PAM
Company.
SECOND BATTALION.
Inspector McDermott, Colonel.
Lieutenant Colonel, CAPTAIN Alalre; Major Cap
tain lyman; Adilrant, Sergeant eros.
Captain Bennett. Thirty fourth Precinct Firss
Company.
Captain Gunner. EIehleenth Precinct Second
Company.
Captain Burden, Twelfth Precinct. Third Com.
Captain Leary, Twenty Precinct, Fourth
Company.
Captain Davis, Thrty-second Precinct Ftfth Com
panv.
CAPTAIN Sanders. Twenty-third Precinct Sixth
Company.
Captain steers, Twenty-nintn Precinct, seventh
Company.
Captain Walsh, Tnit ty-second Precinct Eignsn
CAPTAIN McElwatne, twenty nrst Precinct, Ninth
Company.
THIRD BATTALION.
Inspector SpeiRht Colonel.
Lieutenant Colonel, CAPTAIN Petty; Major. Captain
Washburn; Adjutant, sergeant McGlven.
Drum corps.
Captain Cafirey, Filth Precinct, First Company.
Captain Mcdonnell, Elgntn Precinct, Second Com
Captain Murphy, Third Company.
Captain Selbert, seventeenth Precinct. Fourtn
Company.
Captain L6wery, sixth r ecinct, Fifth Company.
captain Van Dagen. Fifteenth Precinct Sixth
Company.
Sergeant Ferris, Nineteenth Suo-precinct, seventh
Company.
sergeant Williams, lhirty.1iith Precinct, Eighth
Company.
sergeant Weston, Mounted Squad.
The roate lrsversed by the co!umn w was as FOL.
down The Bowery 10 Canal street, through
Canal street TO Broadway, up Broadway TO
Union square, thence up Fourth avenue to
street 70 Madison avenue, up Madison
avenue TO Tnirty-iuurtn street. through Thirty.
fourth street to Hith avenue, down Fifth avenue
TO seventeenth street, through Seventeenth
street TO me plaza OF Union square. the latter
place was reached az hall-past three O'Clock, ano
tue column passed IN review by Mayor Wickham,
Police Commissioners WORMS, Maisell, smith and
Dlsbeckct. tue heads OF the DOCK, FIRE. Excise.
Puonc Buildings and Park departments and the
Board OF Education besides many otner dignltares.
me tine appearance OF the mea ELECTED APP
pause at several points. Including ofncers the
column numbered nearly 1900 men and occupied
eight minutes in passing "A given point. The side
walks all along the route OF procession were
throngcd vita spectators, as were also the
WINDOW. and do0rvays OF the houses.
Al Union square. dlring the review, the crowd,
which was very large. was, with difficulty, pre-
vented rom encroacning ulon the space allotted
10 the procession.
Toe Police Comm ssionerg expressed them
selves as mighty pleased with the display.