The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15

been up and down the promotion ladder
several times. Dillon used 10 h. drill
master Of the force and he knows how o.
ride last year he walked Capt Con
/ Hayes. one Of tho biggest men IN the
department. commanded the second
company and appeared to have some
friends in ths stand
Smiling Dick Walsh led the third
brigade. with the new head of the Do.
/ tective Bureau. Inspector John n Russell
commanding the sixth regiment Russell
rode uneasily but his horse was kind
Capt. Frederick q. Carson. who used 10
/ battle with the Black Hand In BROOKLYN.
/ led the third company Most ~ the regi-
ment was commanded by new officers.
[ lieutenants newly promoted INSPECTOR
Herlhy was az the head OF the seventh
regiment. Capt Donald Grant. once an
inspector. walked az the head d the flint
company. John J. Lantry commanded
the second, and for l.autry there was a
good deal Of handclapping His precinct
~ one IT the cleanest in the city
The man who cleaned up the West
Forty seventh street territory when he
was captain up here. John ] DAILY, led
the eighth regiment as an Inspector
Tie booked younger then he used To. His
mIstGche was missing One Of his
captains was the veteran Denny Ward
and another who was widely recognized
was Henry BuFfeind who had little To do
but raise chickens IN Westminster during
part Of the Bingham administration
The Brooklyn men followed Borough
Inspector George X. HOlahan Behind the
orderlies and the flag bearers trotted the
polioe dogs, fourteen shaggy. stub tailei
CANNES, who may b. smart. though they
didn't look a. Thew trOtted past With
their noses 20 the asphalt. In Holahapa
command was Capt. Doolev. about whom
songs we're sung once when he was boss
Of the .Ienderioin. Inspector Patrick j
Harkins led tho tenth regiment. Acting
Captain Enright. who had a row with Gen
Bingham, vas one Of the company com
handlers Inspector Thomas }. Kelly
commanded the eleventh regiment Il
was Kelly who bobbed into Druminenos
after Gen. Bingham quit Orders from
tho Mayor Indicated that Tom Kelly was
% be a sort Of unofficial head Of the force.
but u didn't turn out that way. Steve
O'Brien. formerly chief Of the detective
bureau. was ahead Of the second company.
VETERAN OF a YEARS SERVICE.
There was especial interest IN the eth
briEada, which Was commanded by In
spsctor John =. Flood. The company Of
veterans had the place Of hopor. Capt.
Thomas G. Murphy Of the Central Offioe
squad led them. Capt. Murphy Il 90
wears old and has been In the department
forty-three years. Most of tho men be-
hind him had records almost az long
Ths bridge battalion with their neW slesvs
designation. q white bridge tower on a
blue field. were Ia this command. and 40
Wsrs tho harbOr police and the marine
signal company. The signallers made
a pretty showing with their gay flags.
Last Of all came the cavalry, brought
II from the outlying SECTIONS o. The CITY
Lieut.. William r. Davis Of the Central
Once squad. a fine looking officer. led tho
four troops.
There were 5.S5i men. az horses. t6t
bicycles. n motor cycles. % patrol wagons
and IL police dogs in tho parade The
men included a chief inspector. ~ inspec-
tors. u captains, 80 lie1tenants. 7a8 aer-
gaanta and j.tas patrolmen. Il took tho
parade just fOrty-iour minutes n pass
the Mayor. from 1881 A. N. until 1874 p N
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