New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01
PART II.
PAGES II TO ID.
ANNUAL POLICE PARADE.
A LARGE NUMBER OF MEN IN LINE.
BIG CROWDS IN BROADWAY AND MADISON SQUARE
LOOKED on AND ADMIRED THE BLUECoArs

| BIG CROWDS IN BROADWAY AND MADISON SQUARE
LOOKED on AND ADMIRED THE BLUEcoATs.
The porce made brave show at their annual
| parade and review yesterday Fire weather favored
! the display. although the heat was so great as TO
make The marching uncomfortable. Large crowds
stood on the sidewalks along the line OF march and
app auded the buecoats with hearty good will. This
annual show has come to be regarded by the public
as one OF the principal Incidents Of the season. and
| the business men along broadway say that II In
spires confidence to look at body OF men who would
be more than match for any mob OF rioters.
Nearly $3.50 policemen started up Broadway from
| ne Battery promptly at 1 D. IN. In advance went
double row Of Cutrfders, clearing away the trucks
and wagons Before the main body Of the force.
| AID commanding II, supernt ndent Bymes.
Hiding on fine bay horse. His breast covered
with medals. among which was pinned his new badge
of Office. In his staff rode several policemen who
We're comrades IN the Four inspectors and one
captain, who led the five batalIons. were on horse
back Also The arrangement of the police on the
| march was as follows:
Superintendent Thomas Byrnss
,l Mounted d,os staff consisting Of Captap AnthenK
and George Washburn and FIVE scrgeants.
Mounted squad OF fifty policemen commanded By
Sergeant Revel.
The eth Regiment Band.
Chief Inspector Henry v. steers. commanding the
ten companies being led by Captain W. C. F. Berghoh.
Captain William s. Deyery, Captain John T. stephen
sergeant Robb, Captain John Gallagher. Sergeant
Patrick fyrnes, se, geant Langan and Captain WILL
lam schultz
Patrol Wagon No. l.
The 9th Regiment Band.
second battalion Sergeant amas k ice acng as
ha,u"ni; Company e9mmanders Captain Thomss
Creeden: Sergeant IIaIpln, Captain Adam Gross,
scream, c@p'an John Rea9sy sns
Captain Michael Doherty.
Iatlol wagon No. -
The 18th Regiment Rand
talon; Sergeant Young adjuant. Company COM
s sss c 5apan %essud Ss Swsnn ssaas
kIcn9er CAPTAIN Nicholas Brooks Sergeant e Grant
Hamilton and Captain Jacob siebert.
Tho Goth Regiment Bnnd.
Inspector Thomas F. McAvoy as colonel Of the
Fomii Battalion: sergeant Mangln, adlutant. Com
Max F. schmtberger. Captain Donald Grant, Sergeant
Wallace, Captain William Meshim, sergeant sheehan:
Captain William Thompson sergeant Groo, Captain
William strauss and Captain John IL. McCulagh.
latroI Wagon no a.
FIFTH ,attalon: sergeant Fitzgerald, adjutant
c Spin| sSnh weetens a" capn Moses w.
cotrish', sergeant Mullln Captain John Mcculagh,
Caill. Captain Frederick W. Martens and Captain
Horny D. booker
supply wagons and ambuances.
The line OF march along Broadwac Twenty
thrd-st. Madison ave, Forty-frst-st and Fftha ave.,
10 the reviewing stand at the Worth Monument
Before passing the Ievicw1n, stand at p. M the
police halted in F1fth-ave and opened ranks Mayor
Grant. the reviewing officer, escorted by Police Com
mis5oners Martin, McCave, MacLean and sheehan.
ride through me lines. Among the persons In the
crowd ut tie reviewing stand Recorder smyth,
H tSes ssysTaI exco%%s,iCnefs Of police. fSiss
Commissioner Hayden and superintendent Campbell,
CHEZ Ge Of OF pSoen N Pse q
rown, Newark. superintendent Eldrdge, Of Boston,
-f,r ..ripf anT(p lr.h nf
MOI canstsin. Of Buffalo Chief of Detectives Reeds, q
Cleveland, and Chief Hayden, OF Rochester.