New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-02
POLICE IN GALLANT A RRA l.
CROWDS WATCH THE ANNUAL PARADE.
THE COLUMN, 1900 STRONG, REVIEWED BY
MAYOR GRANT.

MAYOR GRANT.
The police parade yesterday afternoon was watched
nv many thousands OF NEWCOMERS with evident up
nroval Crowds lined Broadway, Twenty -thrd-st.
Madison.ave Forty-hrst-st. and Fifth-ave, ana "e
windows of houses along the route Of the marching
coIumn were filed with people. Waves OF applause
ACCOMPANIED the bluecoats all the way from the Bate
Park to the reviewing stand at the Worth Monument
About 300 policemen were on exhiDtion' ana 'ncs
rode and marched as II they determined to cast
in the shade all previous dlspayj. Behind the OUT
riders who helped TO clear the way, Chief Inspector
Bvrnes rodo on fine bay horse. on his breast were
medals showing that he veteran OF the war; ana
that no had received honorable mention for his ser
vices In the department. The decoration offered 10
him nv the King OF Italy, and declined, would nave
added nothing 10 his martial appearance In the ao-
sence OF superintendent Murray, who was not We'll
enough 10 leave his house. Inspector bSrhes COM
manded the force on parade. Behind him were Cap
tain Aalre. as chief Of stall Chief Surgeon Cook and
a row of mounted sergeants Then came loo mouhVeu
policemen commanded by Sergeant Reven
The marching column, arranged in five battalions,
followed in this order:
9TH Regiment Band.
INSPECTOR steers, commanding the First battalion.
Aids-scrgeant Harley and Roundsman Conln. Com
many commandcrs-1, Captain Clinchy; ., Captain
schmttberger; 3, Sergeant Robb d. Captain oConnor
5. Captain slavin; g. Sergeant Kelleher 7, Captain
Grant; g. Sergeant Thomas II. Mangn; o, Captain NC
Avoy and 10. Captain Eakins.
Goth Regiment Band.
Inspector Williams. commanding the Second Battal-
ion. Alds-sergeant Price and ROundsman Healy'
Company commanders-1. Captain John II. McCnlagh {;
O. Captain Mclaughlin 3, sergeant lalpln; 4, Captain
Cassidy; s. Captain Meadm: o, Sergeant Fitzgerald
7. Sergeant vredenburgh 3, Sergeant Welsng o. Cap
tain Stephenson, and 10, Captain Brosan.
list Regiment Band
Inspector Conlin, commanding the Third Ba'taloh'
Aids-Sergeant Young and Roundsman Clement. COM
pany commanders-1, Captain Schultz; =, Captain
Brooks: g. Sergeant Murct; A, Captain Reilly ., Ser
eeant Kirchner: C, Captain Westervelt; 7, Sergeant
Grant; g. Captain Warts 8, Captain Cartrght' and TO-
Captain Hooker.
9th Regiment Band.
CAPTAIN Copeland, commanding the Fourth Batta
lon. Aids-Sergeant Crecden and Roundsman Hylahd
Company oOmmanders-1 Captain Killalea; 2, captain
Carpenter; 3, Sergeant Sheehan A. Captain sleoert D.
Captain Murphy 6, Sergeant Kass; Z, Captain Ryan
g. sergeant Moynlhan o, Sergeant Hamilton, and TO-
Captain Gunner
18th Regiment Band
CAPTAIN Washburn commanding the Fifth Battalion.
Aids-Sergcant John Gree and Roundsman Rlchards'
Company commsnders-1, Captain Berghoh ?, Cap
tain Cross g. Sergeant Mulln; 4. Sergeant Thompson;
;. CAPTAIN smith; G, Sergeant Corbett; 7, Captain
Doherty g. Sergeant Mcnamara; o, Sergeant Byrnes,
and 10, Captain John McCullagh.
alons and two police supply wagons followed the last
company.
The reviewing stand was packed with wen-dTessed
men and women long before the hour OF review,
D. w.. and the stand the opposite side OF Fithave
was flied TO OVERLOOKING also. Places had been as
signed TO visiting officials, among whom were Pohcc
Superintendent Campbell of Brooklyn Chiefs of-Police
Murphy, of Jersey City; Donovan, OF Hoboken, and
Wright OF Syracuse; the Mayor of Newark, and police
officials Of Rochester " y. and Dayt ton Ohio. Among
the weLlnown NEWCOMERS at the stands were ex
Mayor Wickham Corporation Counsel Clark, exPolice
Commissioners Mason and Wheeler, exFre Chief Shay,
sanitary superintendent Ewing and Dr. John T. Magic,
OF tho Health Department; Timothy J. Campbell,
Richard Croker Cunning 5. Bedford, jacob Hess Police
Justice Reilly and ex-senator DAILY.
Mayor Grant rode to the reviewing stand about
3 80 p. H., with Police Commissioner Voorhis in an
open carriage. They were met there By President
NIacLean and Commissioner Martin, in another car
rage. Commissioner McClave IS still travelling In the
West. The force parade had halted I'm Fifth-ave.
above Twenty eghthst, and the lines were formed for
Inspection Inspector Byrnes and his staff rode down
to the stand and escorted Mayor Grant and the Com
missoners. In the carriages. through the open lines.
MR. MACLEAN ENTERTAINs POLICE OFFICIALS.