New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
TERRORS TO THE EVILDOER
THE orTws PEACEMAKERs ON PARADE.

LONG LINE OF MARCHING POLICEMEN Re.
VIEWED BY PROMINENT MEN.
The policemen Of New-York City are men OF splendid
physical proportions, and they never look and feel
bigger or better than when they being reviewed
on their annual parade. 1t their day. yesterday,
and IL was day Of glorhcaton. 1t was generally
admitted that tho department never made finer
n,splay. Certainly tho men nevor looked moro
stalWart nor marched better than they did when
passing the reviewing stand at Madison Square. Tho
route was from the Battery UP Broadway to Twenty
thrtst, to Madlsonave, to Forty thrdst, 10 Pifth-
ave. past the reviewing stand at tho Worth Monu-
mont, Madison Square, and disperse, The column
started from the Battery at O'Clock and thero were
cheers from the crowds both sides Of the streets
throughout the entire march, II required Just three
hours 70 cover the distance.
Among those on the reviewing stand awaiting the
parade Recorder smyth, Judges G'ldersoevs
and Cowing, Street Commissioner Coleman, Fire
Commissioner Purroy, Postmaster Van Colt, Joel
B. Erhardt, Collector Of the Port: ex'Pohce Com
missioner Dewitt C. wheeler. DR.. John r. Magic,
DR.. Cyrus Edison, Colonel Emmons Clark, ex-Chiot
Shay, Of the Pire Department; Chief Of Police Camp
bell, Of Brooklyn; Chief Donovan, OF Hobohen ;
Controller Myers, Police Justices Dufiy, Wode
German, Cochrans. white. Patterson, Tsintor Smith
and Hogan, Congressman Mckinley, OF Ohio; Judge
Powers Mayor Haynes, of Newark; Subway Com
nissOnsrs Moss Hess and Gibbons, Distret-AttorneJ
Fellow ex.Park Commissioner Lane, the Rev. Dr.
howard Crosby, ex-Polloe Commissioner Thomas T.
Acton, General Martin T. Mcmahon, Judge marnhe
sheriff F1sck, Police Commissioner Bell, OF Brooklyn ;
Congressman Timothy J. Campbell, State Senator
Cullen, ex-Polce Commissioner stephen b. French
the Rev. Dr. Charles +. Deems, ex-suPerlntopdent
Of Police Walllpg, eI-hqueduet Commissioner hinge
way, the Rev Dr. James r. Paxton, ID. J. whitney,
Thomas h. Clark j. W. JRcoGus, Major hcIane,
OF the Old Guard; Chief Of Police Hopper, and Police
Captain Dady, OF Newark.
Tho column halted at FIN. ave- aud Thirtefh-st'
and formed double lines through which Mayor Grant
and Police Commissioners Martin, McClawe and Noor'
his drove In carriages. Tho Mayor and the Comm''
sioDers went then 10 the reviewing stand, and as
the Mayor took his place upon II the Cliy stshuau
was raised, and the column resumed marching. gu,
per1ntendent William Murray, riding Al inc man Vi
tho column Grand Marshal loOhei MASSIVE sVl.
dicry and dignIhed he saluted the Mayor ana ths
crowd cheered him heartily. superintendent bui-
ray dismounted after passing and ovioWcd The paaue
nom tho stand. Captain Anthony }. Aiare Shlsi
OF stan, and the Superintendent stan monht"l,
Chief surgeon stephen q. Cook, SerTcanH Granger
DablQrecn Uavens, Kear, Donovan and Corey fnl'
Lowell and behtld them wcrs ROnndsman Frers WIN
the brigade flags a group Oh mounted ouorhes anu
company Of mounted policemen commando ny
fhe first battalion was headed by Cnppas 7th Regl.
meut Band and commanded by Chief inspector
ByrneS Bayne's 6gth Regiment Band led hc ses-
ud battalion. which Inspector Steers coHnannNi'
Inspector williams Wa NJ tn" head OF me hifN.
Inspec tor Peter Conln rodo ~ te head OF the ionh
and The nth and last battalion was commanded by
Captain Theron s. Copeland. Each BATTALION was
followed ny patrol wagon. and four Others bronght
mn the rear * earh band AZ the head OF battalion
marched mast ihc stand II wheeled side, halted
asd played while its battalion passed