New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09
SIKH Day-Safurday, April is.
CLUB PURSE, essoo.
GRAND POUR MILE HEATS.
TX GOVERNOR r. o. HERBERT,
President MetAiSie Jockey Club
CARD OF THANKS.

Hall NIps1N1AN BRxsyoLKSr AND Mutual AID }
Association, Branch No. :.
New Orleans. April 6, ls7l.
At the regular monthly meeting of this associa-
tion held ON the sixth instant the allowing pre-
amble and resolutions were submitted and unani-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, On the anniversary Of st. Patricks
Day, March, II, 1871, we were made><h fortunate
recipients Of many kind favsrs from our numer-
GUS friends therefore, select the city press ~
the hes. means through which to express our most
sincere thanks to those kind and disinterested
friends, to whom we are deeply and truly grateful
be ii
Resolved, That the thanks of this association
are due to the Sisters Of the Holy Gloss for the
rapid, skillful and accomplished manner in which
they completed the beautiful banner which graced
the occasion; also, for the elegant and gorgeous
manner in which they decorated our hall, smother
evidence Of their high appreciation Of our society,
an honor which we are truly proud to acknowl-
edge.
Be it further resolved That we desire to express
our grateful acknowledgements to our Grand
Marshals lady, Mrs. B. Sweeney, and to Mrs. Gar
vey, for the elegant and beautiful wreaths pre-
sented to us, and which decorated our banner; the
refreshments which we partook Of ct the residence
Of MrA Sweeney reflect great credit ON that
amiable and accomplished Lady. We assure the &c
ladies that the remembrance of theee tokens Of
their high esteem win ever remain green in the
hearts Of the members Of our fraternity.
Be it further resolved That the st. Joseph'a
Young Mems Catholic Society accept our thanks
for favors kindly rendered.
Be it further resolved, That copy Of these reso-
luti0ns be printed In the New Orleans Times, Plea
yune. Morning Star, German Gazette and Repub.
lican newspapers, and q copy of the same be trans
mitted to the Society and persons therein named
THOMAS GILMORE,
WILLIAM ENRIGHT,
HENRY HOULGRAvE.
n. MART, Secretary.
HALL HIBERxAx BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID }
Association, Branch No. 2,
New Orleans. April s, 1871.
At the regular monthly meeting of this Associa-
ton. held this evening committee WAS appointed
to draft . preamble and resolutions expressive Of
the of this Association at the deis Of our
late honorary member. JOHN H. WILLIAMS and
submitted the following. which were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, The Almighty God, in His immutable
wisdom, has seen fit to remove from our midst in
the prime Of life our much respected and beloved
member, JOHN H. WILLIAMS; and while meekly
bowling in submission to His divine will, we can
not but express the great loss atiof has
sustained in the death Of 20 worthy member.
and his family kind and loving protector, society
an ornament, the State IN honest and upright citi.
GEN. therefore, . token Of respect to the memory
of our deceased brother, be it
Resolved, That the members Of this assoc citation
wear the usual badge Of mourning that the hall
and paraphernalia Of this association be draped
in mourning for the space Of thirty days. and fur
therm0re 81
Resolved, That copy of this preamble and reso-
iutions be sent to the family OF deceased brother
member, and assuring them of our coincidence and
sympathy in this the hour Of their great bereave.
ment and sorrow; and Furthermore, that the. same
be published in the Morning Star, New Orleans
Times, Picayune and Republican.
ROBERT H. BARTLEY, Chairman.
EDWARD SWEENEY,
PATRICK BRADLEY,
WILLIAM NOLAN