New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
DUTIES OF THE POLICE.
MR.. BiRNES ISSUES HIS INSTRUCTIONS.

Superintendent Byrncs Yesterday had completed all
the details Of the poi for the protection
OF the public ana 70: the preservation of order at the
| ParadeS on land and water in connection with the
columbian celebration and for tho ball al the Madison
Sluar" Garden. Late in the afternoon he announced
| them follows:
Inc river front. from v-third 20 Ono.hnvdrcI-
"nf-twenv .ffth.st Hr'"~ tho Maya, 10 -oao will ho
covered as follows tic men are report 10 hel:
'ral oncers at 80 a. m, except those who T.
boats, who are to report mt ftv-ninh.st and North
| Rivcr at 80 n. M: Twenty -thrd.st Fleventh.avc
| TO ferry-Captan Sclntz and ~ men. Landing
north Of ferry-Capain Grant and So mon Twenty
| third 10 Twenty -ffth-st.-Captaln Cortrght and 60
| men Twenty-ffth TO Twenty eighth st.-Captain
| stephenson and 40 Twenty -eighth-st 20 and
Including pier at Thirtiehst.-C Donohic ana
% men. From Thirtich to Thirty fourth st.-Cap,ain
Warts and a. men, On pier at Thirty fourtls Tap
! tain Price ard SC From Thirty fourth-st to and
| including pier at Thirty .sixtiSt.-C aptain Bershold
and 60 men. From Thirtv-sixth-st. and including
pier AZ Thirty eichthst.-Captaln Cross and 81 men,
from Thirty eghthst TO and including pier al Forctll
st-Captain MCCullagh and 81 From Forticth 10
| forty-sec st.-Capain Fakins ard 81 Al
landing at Fory-scc s.-Captain O'Connor and 80
men. From Forty-sccond-st to and including pier at
MISUNDERSTANDING Delaney and - men. From
Forty-fourthst. to and including pier at For,ysixh
st-Capiain Creeden and AZ men. From Forty-siyth-
ST. to and Including pier at Forty cighth-st-Captan
Devery and 81 men. From Forty -ciehh-s 10 and
including pier at Fiflcth-st.-Captain lIaughey and
81 mon. From Fifticth-st TO and including pier at
Fifty -second-St.-Captan Martens and 81 men.
From Fifty sccond-N. 10 and including pier at Fifty
ffth-st-Captan Slebert And 40 men, From Fifty fifth
ST. 10 and including pier nj Fifty Captain
Reilly and 60 From Fftv-sevcnth TO Fifty
ninth SITS. including pier at cichth-St.-Cap'ain
Dohcrty and ~ At landing at Fifty ninth st.
to sixty first st.-Captafn schmbcrrer and 20 men.
From sixty first to Sixtyhfth st.-Capain Gala CHER
and 63 men. From Sixty-ffth to sixty ninth ST.
Captain Strauss and 20 mon. From Sixty-nnth 10
Seventy second st.-Capain Pickett and 80 men, From
Seventy second to Scventy.sixth st-Captan Brooks
and II men. From Seventy-sixth TO Egltleth St
Captain Kiea and 60 From Eighteth-St. TO
and Including landing at Eighty-secoud -st.-Capain
Weservet and 40 men. From Eighty-Second f.
Eicity-sixth st.-Cap'ain RYAN and 90 From
Eighty sixth Ninety st.-Captain Thompson
and SO men. From Ninetv-second TO Ninety ffth St
Captain Washburn and "a men. From Ninc,y-hnh TO
Ninety seventh st.. including landing Nincty-sixth-
St.-Captan Hooker and 90 From Ninety-hfth
10 One hundred and second s.-Captain smith and 81
men, From One hundred and second 10 ne-hundrcd-
and-tenth st.-Captain Murphy and 80 men. From
one Jundred -and-t nth so one hundredV nd twenty.
hfth-St.-Captan Meakm and 20 men.
Through the courtesy OF Mr.. Gould. ~ the Naphtha
Launch Company. the Police Department have secured
the services OF five napatha launches for tho use Of
the inspectors and Captain Aaire. who will have
charge of the river front from Twenty third 10 One
hundred and wenty- ffth-st. Inspector McAvoy will
have charge Of the river front from Twenty third to
Forty second St: Inspector C0nln from Fl rtysecond
to Fifty ninth ST.. Inspector Williams from Fifty
ninth to Eighty second ST.; Inspector Mclaughlin
from Eighty second To Niney-syth ST.: Captain Al
airc from Ninety sixth 10 Onehundrcd- nd wcnty
fifth ST. the above named officers will constantly
from pier another for the purpose Of seeing
that the men and officers doing their duty prop
erly, and TO render any aid that may be necessary
I'm the case OF people falling overheard or meeting
with accidents OF any kind In addition this there
Will be five rowboats-One between each OF the man
Of war landing places-manncd each by two police
officers from the harbor police. IN render any assist
that may be required OF them.
The department will also have In service SIX large
,usboats. each Of which will be commanded by
a sergeant OF police. who will have patrolmcn
under him. The duties Of the police these boats
will he to keep all unauhoriz d vessels outside OF
the lines laid ont by the Government during the
review. The names OF these tugbtlt, NJ
follows: Il. G. Burgess G. Il. Stone, McCallum
Brothers, Scandinavia. II. F. 1immins and II. f.
Ferguson. The sergeants who will be In command
OF them sergcants Orvillc Todd, Thomas Mangin
Robert Young. Frank Robb. John McDermott and
Horace Wces.
All precincts that have men-ofwar landings within
their boundaries will make post Of each Of them
After the review there will be squad Of mounted
police at the foot Of Ninety sixthst. to the
President Of the United states to his hotel
There will be established at the FLOWING places
telephone stations, connected directly with the Office
OF the superintendent. by Of which he will be
constantly kept Informed Of the movements Of his
men, and of all other matters Of interest that may oc
cur the water or on the river front. These sta
lions at Twcntyfourth, Thirty fourth Forty third
Fifyfrst Fifty ninth, sixty NINTH Seventy ninth and
Ninly sts.
There have also been established ambulance stations.
AZ each Of these stations there will be ambulance
wagon with doctor from the hospital and two
police DOCTORS for the purpose OF rendering any
assistance that may be required OF them during the
procres OF the review. These stations are at Twenty
fourth Thirty fourth. Forty third. Fifyfrst. Fifty
NINTH Seventy ninth and Nincy-sixth SITS
At each pier where there will be ambulance
wagon there will be IN officer the end Of the pier
with a signal nag TO call any Of the inspectors who
nav be on the naphtha launches, for the purpose OF
giving receiving Instructions.
Tho prlIco arran gempnts for the ball M Madison
souorc Garden tomorrow night announced as
follow: There will be 100 mon distributed on the
in idc Of the Garden and 200 the outside for
the purpose OF keeping proper order They VIII be
under the command OF Inspector McAvOy and Cap
tain, Cross Warts Reilly McCuach. ianghcy. smith.
,larc Wcsterve Grant. Corright and Schnlttberger.
These men win report at he Garden at D. m.
All carriages conveying p"iso TO III" ball will
M. driven from the north down Madison TO TIE
entrance ~ the Garden. between Twontysixth and
rwcntyscvcnth Sts.. where they VIII discharge their
Messengers ana proceed down Madison-avc. or turn
west through Twenty sixth.st.
40 carriages with guests will be allowed 10 ap
,roacl the entrance TO IN" bal room after Il so
,clock The line Of carriages will then be formed
I'm Madison ave. coming in from The north. for the
uu,nose OF taking up guests to return homo.
II will be Il line ball on" or two passengers
viii be carried any point south OF tifty-nnih-st
for g.. each additional passenger 30 cents extra
North OF Fifty. nth-st each additional mile will be
charged for AT Il rate not to exceed ~ cents mile.
The guests OF hOnor-Thc President Of tho United
states and Cabinet. III" Governor Of New-iork state
md staff the Diplomatic corps and naval officers
will lie driven To the prvat" entrance OF The Garden
. r.an1r sixth.sf The cniragcs hat CONVOY thcm