The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-23

NJ ). Sheehan. Thos. McGeoglin, B. Monugha
and Charles Hougbrey
BRANCH NO. SEVEN
OF which Frank McGloin is President: IL, A
dwell and A Mcdonald, Vice Presidents J
V. donovan and NJ. Mcnamara, Secretaries, an,
VI McCue, treasurer, appeared with seventy
i've men. The banner of this Branch express
~ made Tor 1t i'll Paris at q cost of S11OO re
presents the gallant Sarsfield, an old-tim,
irish harp being on the reverse. Richard
Behan, ESQ, was Marshal, and was aided b,
Mr.. ]. A. Walsh.
BRANCH NO. EIGHT
had large green flag, with harp finely
worked in gold on one side. 1t numbers fifty
men, its officers being VIM German, Presi.
dent; r. Keith and G. Cakes, Vice Presidents
+. u Ihriffiley and P. Brady, Secretaries; Jas.
COOK Treasurer; 4. d. Carey, Marshal, with
5. Brown and N. Reynolds as aids
BRANCH NO. NINE,
whose splendid banner eclipsed everything i,
the line, was out in full streDcth-fiftv men,
ihls banner, it will be remembered, was won
oy 'ne branch at the Fair held some two years
ago Tor the Louisiana Retreat costing it about
s'ooo ana the two opposing Branches about
$1,000. On the front is a picture of the cale-
orated Brian Borroihme, beneath which is
written Remember the days of Ireland's
glory. The Branch was marshaled by James
sweeney, with Thos. Rogers and L. McGovern
as Aids. Its officers are President, VIM. Muir
ray; Vice President, I. O'Brien Secretaries,
A. Leo and John Wilson !; Treasurer, Edward
Dore. Rev. Fathers Mandine and O,Neil rode
in carriage at the head of the Branch.
TIE FOURTH DIVISION
was under the marshalship of VIM. II. Byrnes,
assisted by w. J. J. Armstrong and J. A. Fitz.
patrick.
BRANCH NO. TEN
rom Algiers, headed this division with sixty
'wo men, 7. Monaghan being Marshal and NJ.
Rooney and NJ. Ryan, Aids. Several ffno fla os,
imoaG them an Irish one with harp, were
carried 10y members of this Branch, tho officers
If which are: President, D. II. Conner: Vice
President, John Thompson; Secretary. Bepia.
min Kelly; Treasurer, Daniel Sullivan.
BRANCH NO. ELEVEN,
better known rs the "Robert Emmett which |
) composed exclusively of young men, made n
inc show. Every one of the sixty-tive msn in
inc was elegantly dressed in black suit. white
lie, vest and gloves. The officers of this Branch |
ire John J. Finney, President; Jas p. O'Brien,
Vice President; p. F. Curley and Jno. ] DIVER. |
secretaries, and S. McNamara, Treasurer. Geo
lcCioskey, the Marshal, had Messrs. L. Nc
)ermott and j. Meagher rs Aids
BRANCH NO TWELVE.
rganized only few months ago, appeared
Ulcers: w. II. Manning, President; II. Rey-
oids' vice PRESIDENT; I. j. Harrington, Secrc-
airy, and z. McMahon, Treasurer.
BRANCH NO. THIRTEEN
avinS been dissolved after a brief existence
six months, the procession was closed by
BRANCH NO. FOURTEEN,
18th thrty-fve members; under A. J. Fitz-
atrick, as Marshal and j. b. Fitzpatrick and
'm Geary, as Aids. Besides several flags. the
ra"ch mad the beautiful new banner present
t" II in the morning by the son of it's Presi-
'ht' lhe officers of No. ID are: President, A.
Fitzpatrick; Vice President, Jerry Lyons.
'cIetaFies' NJ. 81. Feepey aud J. 4. FItzpat-
TX; Treasurer, VI. J. Nugeut.
THE ROUTE.
puollsheu last Sunday, was followed by the {
arsbal, who halted the procession to serenade /
9 several churches as they were reached. ,
any buildings along the line were beautifully G
corated, ST. Sirneou's School. on Annunciatiou q
rect, being particularly noticeable, not so G
ach, however, for the many beautiful flags a
d eVergreens which hung from it's walls. as 7
the hundreds of pretty and merry faces of &
little school girls who had gathered ON the t
per gallery to see the procession. The off a
: of the PicdJaHe and Times we're also very d
propriately and deliberately decorated 10 b
nor OF the day. Among the inscriptions or. q
Times building was the folio wing from Mr.. G