New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-01
POLICE TO PARADE TODAY.
CHIEF CONLIN WILL HEAD a COLUMN OF
FIVE BATTALIONS
DEvERY TO COMMAND ONE OF THE COMPANIES
THE FORMATION AT TIL; BATTERY-THE
LINE MARCH

pEvERY TO COMMAND ONE OF THE CO.pANIES-
THE FORMATION AT THE BATTERY-THE
LINE OF MARCH.
The annual police parade. which was omitted last
year on account OF the disorganized condition Of tho
Depar,n ent. will take place at , p. m to-day un-
der command OF Chief Conlin There was some
feeling over the prelim.naries. 1t said that
while Captain Schmittberger. who has become I'M
popular through his course at the Lexow nvestiga-
ton. would have command. captain Dew
cry who was recently acquitted OF charge OF
extorton was 10 be shut out Of the parade On
Saturday night, however. Il was decided that Cap
tain Devery should command a company.
The force Will form In five battaons on streets
which intersect the Battery. The line OF march
will be thence up Broadway 10 Twenty-third-st..
70 Madison-ave to Forty-hrst-st. to Ffth-ave..
passing in review at the Worth monument before
Mayor Strong and Police Commissioners Roosevelt.
Grant. Parker and Andrews. and the heads OF
other municipal departments. The column VIII
march in the following order:
patrolmen; bicycle corps; Chief Conn, mounted
the chiefs staff mounted. consisting OF Ssp,a.ii
Anthony j. Allaire drill-master, chief Of san and
acting adjutant-general Captain Thomas kil!,lea,
Sergeants Richard Cofey. Robert l. Wallace. John
George II Havens; Surgeon Marion r. Palmer
and Roundsman Wendell headquarters color
FIRST battalion with IN Regiment band. under
command Of Inspector Moses ". Cortright, con-
slsng of zen companies commanded respectively
by Captain Donald Grant. Sergeant George Bren-
nan. Acting Captain Groo. Acting captain hogah.
Captain Cross Sergeant Mccoy, Acting captain
Vredenburgh. Sergeant John - Herhy. Acting
Captain German and Captain william THOMPSON.
with patrol wagons of the sixth and Eleventh pre-
cincts.
second battalion with Sth Regiment band. under
command OF Acting Inspector Walter l.; Thompson.
cons sting of ten companies. commanded respective
" by Captain Smith. Acting Captain Young, Cap
tain Pickett. Sergeant Halpn, Captain kirchner.
Sergeant Noynhan, Captain Sheehan Sergeant
Liant Sergeant Iangan and captain Schmttberger.
with patrol wagons Of the sixteenth and Eighteenth
precincts.
Third battalion. with 18th Resiment band; under
command of Acting Inspector Nicholas Brooks.
consisting of ten companies commanded respective
" by Captain Josiah 4. Westervelt Acting Cap
tain McKrvey. Captain Dean. Sergeant Mcnamara,
Captain Haughey. Acting Captain Brown. Captain
Freer Sergeant Mul.n, Sergeant Todd ana captain
Martens with patrol wagons OF the Nineteenth
and Twenty first precincts
Fourth battalion with 69th Regiment band under
command OF Acting Inspector John NJ O'keene.
consisting OF ten companies commanded respective
ly by Captains Meakim. Devery and Chapman. Ser
Grant and Titus. Se-geants Kear and Wiegand.
ard Captain Creeden. with patrol wagons Of the
Twenty-th.rd and Twenty fifth precincts.
Fifth battalion with list Regiment band. under
command OF Acting Inspector John MrCuagh. con-
s.sting OF ten companies. commanded respectively
by Captain william schultz Sergeant Sheldon,
Brennan. Captain Donohue. Acting Captain Walsh.
Sergeant Gully, Acting Captain Ryan and Captain
Price with patrol wagons Of the Twenty-sx;h and
Thirtieth precincts.
geant William A. Reve. commanded respectively
by Sergeants Cannon. Norton. Reilly, Burfeind.
Fuchs and John II. Smith
Battalions will pass the reviewing STAND IN co!um mn
have charge OF the stand. and Its vicinity. with 20
men