National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-17

Tr,parutious for To.day's Celebration
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Order Of the Procession, Ike
I. he saaysy,s.y, Of s.; TStTlcks Ia,
Gus Catholic churches and BY the Catholic organ
sations throughout the city. A. ST. Patrlcks
chuIch, on q street grand high mass viii he
ter, assisted by Father J. J. Keape, and the
panegyric on the Santa life by Father J. J. Ryon,
assistant pastor OF 81 Johns church, baltimore;
The choir, under the direction OF Prof. Carl
Richter have been hard at work for the past
week, and the music will be very nne, me
conclusion OF the church service inc Satn9nc
societies will assemble a. 80 o'clock under the
maTshaship Of Major NJ. Emmett Urell, ana
form In the following ORDER washington CITY
llbernlan Benevolent society," Nq; ha rsst,
Beneficial Association, Immediately IN rear o.
No. /; llibornia Benevolent Society, No 9, IN
rear o. lasnameg s9c,ety; Mesi I'm Sdtnon nS
left Of NJ. a. Catholic III !crnia benevolent So
rety, Ut Georgetown, GU Four-and.a.hall street,
right resting On onl;lan s avenue; ~ ~, ~ Is,,
named society; knights o. 50. Patrick, on Loulsl.
avenue, right resting on fifth street; Knights Of
- Colnm6klll' lmmedlatel{ In rear o. hnlghus
knights Of 81. Columbklll; and SpaldlnR Cadets,
right resting on left Of knights Of 81. Peter.
Shonld the Alexandria Catholic Benenclal NO
cieiy visit the tity they will he assigned place
in line, hut no other societies than those named
herein will be permitted to Join the procession;
The st. rgtrickA Temperance Society VIII
furnish carriages for their sick and Disabled
members, and desire To have as strong turnout
az possible. The procession will move promptly
nj II o'clock, over the following route; From the
CITY Hall By way Of Fourth street to u along 70
New Jersey avenue; down that avenue to II
street; along u street to Four-ani-a-half street;
down FouT.and-a-half street to Penny!yanla
avenue: along Pennsylvania avenue 70 the White
House, where tho President OF the United states
will review the procession thence TO George
town, passing ST. AIMS Infant Asylum, where
every one can mako q donatlnni along Bridge
street to High: along High to Gay; along Gay TO
Washington; down Washington TO the bridge;
down Pennsylvania avenue, north OF the Circle,
to street; along TO Fifteenth; along Fifteenth
10 II; along " TO Thirteenth; along Thirteenth 70
q! along q TO Ninth; along Ninth to z; along
10 FIN; along Fifth 10 the CITY Hall, where the
| parade viii be dismissed. "
The societio3 will march 10 the order and ~
| the route named abOTe, and the heal OF the
| column will move al u IN. precisely, -,
The fOllowirg.named gentlemen have been
tain u. J. O'DnscOll, Thomas Broderick' ME
| liam Carey, Daniel shannon, Richard Nash, Rob.
| ert Emmett Doyle, IT,, 7. X. OSulllyani Mlchael
| Keogh, Michael Fitzgerald, Daniel y. Cahlll,
! Peter /. Gnwana, owen McQuade, T. u. DAILY, j.
| n, Npshitt, John McAnally, James Higgins,
| tAIrNandFIa, VAL Dennis OIOnnell, ThOmas
| Mcmahon, A. =. Fennell, Peter MCNAMARA, M.
| O'Conne1 Patrick Quirk, e., and William
| Langley. The aides will wear lGht hlpe SIX
| scarfs, and will assemble for Instructions a.
Carroll Lall At 10 O. m. ,
and thus close the celebration OF the annlver-
sary.
The heads Of De ,artments have granted to-day
a. holiday to those belonging to.lrish societies,
ami who Wish TO participate IN the celebration
to-day,