Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19
ST. PATRICK's CELEDRlTIoN,
rnE yIsr Op Tuu pALrIroar socIurr.


Pasads asd oth.s c.rsasaI..
A more esaatifal day Tor parade than %,
teriay could scarcely Be wished, and the yo,,
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WashinRton Hlbernian Benevolent Aorietr. NJ
= assembled a. Carroll hall about o'clock AZ
with the mll Marine band, under ne leader
depot % receive and welcome tholr guests. IN
hi6emiAn Bpneyolcnt Society q baltimore
The members Of the Washington eooIols msd,
Iults ESesn sim scaris trimmsd Win ssss,
gold lace, and black hats with Fnid cords as
tasaela They had fully two hlndrsi msn n
9s ST .ss,s, y w ~ .as
Near the centre Of the llne they carried thsil
beautiful green banner with = pStifsit d Wash
n EraI, IN 's q , nsn a.Do, 81. ,,
New jersey sssnss' ssai6 q . s,stss e ss, Z,
| tney opened rnnki and tunited ths arrlvai n
their Visitors. 10 a NV nlaules Tho u s'cloei
were received on behalf d Ihs vs. ain .en
soaiety ~ their President An4 the foilo,r.
ing reception comlnlttss, Thomas Murphv' 4
\; IS,s ah, hk Dsyi. Ps,rlst RsEsa spi
BY the fourth artilisfy baud from Fort NJ.
Henry. They soon descended non ths EAR.
iormed into line, and marched out iuto the
passed between The two s6oietieS enc Visitats
we're escorted 70 Carroll hall, wherethe Nhureh
service Of the Say took place High mass Was
Rev. Fathers Nc Dewitt waiter. and Bsrroi,l ~
Tue sermon was prsaehsd BY Ror fNthar
Keane, aud the collection taken M was fnrned
over 2 the Little Sisters q The Paui one of The
%ss' deserving Of me oAthole as.etho9dl IN The
Ai the conclusion Of the religions exercl,.,
the different soeietles proceeded 70 ne strest,
tachment o. mounted police CarTiHgs contain.
Ing WIN. IL finlay, esq ohalrmau Of the com
miuee ef arrangements. Timothy DALEY, chief
, msrssA a ADD as.,tsnt. Msrise band wash.
Artillery band. Baltlmore Hlbsrnisn Beneyo-
s9siety n.rshaled ~ Mr.. LyaeA 81. DON'T
eiety, with banner, HibcrnIAn BenaVolcnt Al.
ISOLATION Of 81 Alsyalua, marnhaied 'hT d. n
HURLEY, bearing hagi numbsring 70 membsfs.
society, with banner with motto--aWe practioe
what we preach marshAled By Messrs. M.
Fitzgerald and O'I3rien; $50 membsrs, and loo
Rss,in,S 2, tas lsn'r so'sy So Total
q 81 Peter, tn.rshaled By p. Hialsy, 100 mem.
bers and 80 boys, headed b. Cooperss drum
corps Hibcrnian benevolent Society, 7of
platform, and several smaller ones, headsd ~
Weoer't fuL oand and field music. DonohI
band. Knights Of 81 Patrick, T. Oarraher,
eemmander and II. T. COLLINS, deputy, wearing
their new uniform, armed with swords, and |
about loo men. /
The procession marched out q street "A |
Seventh, up that street 10 1, thence 10 Third. |
passing usl. Sherman's residence, where The |
American and Irish colors were dlsplaredI |
down Third 70 Pennsylvania avenue, and 10 ia |
Avenue 70 TWenty-hlth street, passing around |
the Circle, where each man IN the line nut hlG /
conirtbutlon In the box for the honant Of the 81
AIMS lnmnt Asylum. Tho procession then 10. /
tnfned % carroll hall. whore II vas dismissed.
syer Witnessed In the city, and the Irish AmsrI |
sans Of Washington and their visitors NAV wall |
EEL proud OF the occasion which oaueod 40 /
iplsndid parade 10 this city.
TBE BANQUET AT HARyHv'a
Society entertained their guests.
ne hibernlan Benevolent Society Of Balilmora'
y Uarusfs old hall, where Messrs Harvey A
Holden had spread q most bountiful repast Al
.hlch hosts and guests TO tho number % oyer
Major N. T. Ureli, president OF the WashIng.
on CITY Hibernian Society, delivered the nj.
lruai OF welcome, Apc greeted the Viaftors * a L
loArty Whole-suul style. cd behalf % the HI
'ernlan Benovolent Society of Bailmore. IL
'Se re- "a MT Patrick Riley, replied, and vai
FOR t6feS hour. the company, full Of rooa
umor and friendship, discussed me dinner
Everything connected with the affair was IN II
ERECT keeping with that open. hearted lIbsral. |
" which At all tlmea, and particularly on Idch |
s -. - Sc PAtrioEs day, distlnsuishss
speeches vsrs made by Francis McNerhsny,
81, and other Eentlemon. ], ID, O'Conneil' |
IL, sang anear Old Ireland p ,sThe MHnsNss'
" Martyrs,H and reoitpd, with tna siIeot, Thos.
AVS stirfinE poem, Entitled "Fonlsuoyn Mr. |
ang songs, and all were heartily appreclated'
Together the affair was an exceedingly enjoy.
articlpants.