Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-25

WASHINGTON, -. C..
THE POLICE AND FIRE PARADE.
Both Departments Make . Fine show
fngARevieSveA By the President.
The parade Of the police and Gre deparsmenu
TOOK place this morning and was witnessed BY many
thousand people Both departments were beautt-
fully equipped, and made the best showing
possible The engines trucks and hose carriages
were cleaned up and made to appear as though
they had Just left the shops They were decorated
WIN smau oiue nags bearing the letters "D. c. F.
D. Inc police wore their new winter uniforms and
BLACK hats The members OF the police department
forming the nrst division OF the parade assembled
at the tniro precinct station on street. at $50
O'Clock. They were formed into seven companies
Of infantry and one Of cavalry. They were In
command OF Major Moore, with Captain Austin
and Inspectors Swtndell and Pearson e aides,
each OF them being mounted.
THE SEVEN COMPANIES OF INFANTRY
were formed as follows:
First Company-Lieut Amiss In command.
sergeants: Boyle and Byrnes. Prtvates: bailey.
Nelson, Hamilton, Barney, Montgomery, Kenney,
Riley Oriani Ellis, Heller, Boardman, smith. SUIT.
ton, Lotus, Frayser, Boland, Weldon, Cole Curtis
hugnes' moore. Harding, Kaucher, Lamb, and
Second Company-Lieut Hefrner in command.
Sergeants: Perry. Connolly, and Duvall Privates;
Neal Luskey, KendiG, Reutch. BlaisdelL Rsiii nv.
Augusta, Williams Daley, Upperman, Ferguson,
FaO9sr snc sutton
Myers and HARRISON Prvates: Goucner. Cstteii:
s aS%ss s EHfss eanp
Herd. Kssis: ELLIOTT Ncdias, rrssdasii. camp.
Fourth company-Lieut. Vernon in command.
s StaSH Barry and Daily: Prvates: Lewis,
ToWae soacb nMamara Byer
Sanford. Constantine, Beere Hilbus and BarSes.
Sergeants: Mulhall and Bryan. P1vates: Royal
Clinton, Branson, Horton, Stewart Wilson, stahl,
FitzgeTald, Kramer, Daily. Petrtz, Thompson, Van
paIker' oNeili, Williams. Dean, Bart. Mellen and
geants: Brosnan and Falvey. PrlvaIes: MAT
thews Costello. Burdette, Middleton, Jordan,
Fitzgerald, Gron, Foley. Hatnorth, Bryan, Hagan,
Rattler, Mooney, Austin, Walsh. Hopkins, skid
seventh company-Acting Lieutenant Briel in
Welch, Golfer, sutherland, Burrows, HAWKING
Darcey, Lama, Coleman and Fisher.
THE COMPANY OF CAVALRY
was In command OF Lieutenant Boteler, with Ser
geants McCathran and Hess, and Privates Slack
Anderson, Prather, West, Rhodes, Kirby, Riley,
Murphy, Nicholson, Mcnamara, MARI Britt Sull1.
van, Breen, Amos and Green. Next were the DO
saa police The
Ger Tom Hollinberger and Joseph Daniels driver.
the latter was uniformed.
Inc second precinct patrol wagon was in charge
OF Onlcer Dan Williams, with M. M. Austin, driver.
Like the driver OF the first precinct he was uni
formed, although the drivers are not required 10
unlfOrmQ They no In Ar,x
wore uniforms. The third precinct patrol wagon
was In charge OF Omcer w. w. Easeley, with w.
cinct Was driven by AL Vernon, with Officer w.
W. Henry In charge. The sixth precinct patrol
wagon was In charge OF O1icer W. II. Oliver, with
Elijah Cleveland, driver. Next came the police
Hutton.
The first section in the order named, headed
Dy tnt Marine Band, left 21st and X streets about
~ O'Clock. They marched down street to 18th
Street h wnere the second division Joined them:
Artillery Band, followed by
THE MEMBERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT,
FORMING two battalions. They were led by Chief
Engineer Paris and Fire Marshal Drew. The nrst
battalion, In charge OF Assistant Chief L. p Lowe,
was formed In the following order there being ten
men from each engine company: Engine co. No.
man, John +. Maddox; Engine CO. No. g. foreman.
John u. kurtz; Engine CO. No. z, fort AN Frank
wagner; Truck b, foreman, John Sherman; fuel
Inc second battalion was in charge OF Assistant
Cnlel VIM. I. Belt and was formed as follows: En-
gIne CO. NO. 3 foreman, A. j. sullivan; Engine Co.
NO. 4. foreman, VIM. I. S0rrell; Engine Co No. g.
foreman, Francis Lewis; Truck A, foreman, Sam1
Il henry; fuel wagon.
REVIEWED By THE PRESIDENT
Inc procession formed In the order named
marched from x street along 18th street to Penn
sylvania avenue, where it was reviewed by the
President and the District Commissioner From
the PRESIDENTS House the procession moved along
pennsylvania avenue TO 18th street, to street. to
vermont avenue, where the Commissioners again
reviewed the procession from the Arlington Hotel
Inc procession then passed down through l5k
street 10 pennsylvania avsnue and marched to the
loot OF the Capitol and disbanded, after rounding
the Peace monument
large crowd assembled about the White House
long before IL O'Clock, the time set for the review
including many ladies' The President was not at
nome, out few minutes before IL O'Clock he en-
tered the grounds with Mrs Cleveland. There
Was no cheering until q Chinaman who
wanted to see the President entered
the grounds and assembled the stems.
Omcer Quinlan, who was keeping the crowd back
was puzzled. He hardly knew what to do bat he
Was determined to obey orders, and he motiOned
for him 10 move back down the steps but "Johnn
muttered: 81 want to see the Piesident.n The
President and the Commissioners expressed them
selves as being well satisfied with the showing
MADE Dy both departments, and the President was
specially pleased with the horses used by both de-
partments.