The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-16
the several police captains, whose names have
been specined In orders.

ne several police captains, whose names have
I3 ran PR0cnssuon.
The pr9cessien win BE- eemmanded by Grand
James Flynn Is drss and second special AHA.
Besldes, there are nearly one hundred assistant
AIDS, who VIII be mounted ana wearing kl9med
one and viii be composed ~ iehows:-
The line Of the civic procession viii be formed in Sec
.s viii IN
Ss. e & ssy n TfnsS
Thy Darcy, In Ywsnty-'hrd street, right resting on
xSs:s SsSsr Of HSern:n. Division Se Of Morris.
fsMles Meade Patrick Mcintyre right resting len Of
xneIsns crds. Of iDernian' Division No; Of West;
chester, y. xVSMarshsi -; right resting on LEFT
sssI: TPtsd Protective t and s;nsyslsnt
Aids. Michael Henry, Andrew Bonney; in Second ave
nue. right r resting on street
in
Ss n O mt and
M James IT, II Ss Daniel 81
Second AVENUE Setween Nineteenth and Twepiieth
streets right resting Oh left OF the New York B. s. OF Op
s. Peters Roman Catholic T. A. B. society-M.rshal,
John Ahern In Second avenue, right resting on Twen-
im%aeaiate Conception R. 9; T. A. B: society," Mar.
In Second avenue, right resting left OF ST Peters So
Peter
Conception X. 9. Z; 4. b. Society.
John DooIan Aids Cornelius Murphy james E. staple.
nnH% sy Sa K right be-
ST. 0abries K. 9; r. A. B. socety-Marshal John Bull
nue. between seventeenth and Eigheenih streets right
resting ON left Of Young Mems ST. James r. O. l. A. b.
st coiumba,s R. c. TAB. soeety-Msrshal Michael
ond right resting between sixteenth and Seven
ST Bridges R. g ,,a Al, B. soSisty-Marshal Chris
and sixteenth streets. 'e'A'
Thomas Dunn: Aids Daniel McBTiae Roger Brennan;
SECOND avenue right re sting on fifteenth street
IN Second avenue. right resting St. Vincent Ferrcrs
sSystIss Ha Saln sssn
Streets right ON Of s. Mic%aes Society,"
society Norm Ss%
nue. right resting On fSuT,een,h street
--; in Second avenue between Thirteenth and
= St. Peter Roman Catholic Benevolent Society, South
sna IN rSh De-
left OF the Assumption T. C. Il A. B Society; o,n.
right resting On St Peiers Society Of South Broeklyn
shall, William Wiley Aids, George b. Gibbs, James Carey
Barney MeConnell in Second avenue right resting on
u Ps,Ssr %siSsw Society," Branch No !.
in W EeSenh and
Branch NJ. Of New YORK Marshal, Cornelius kennedy
Second avenae right resting on Eleventh street
Marshal, Daniel b. Flynn Aids Samuel Dennison owen
McCabe; in Second avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
si Fatsr Sa5sw q. Ss Ss% sS
James Murphy in Second avenue right resting Ninth
MARSHAL HAHe~ in second AVENUE, between seventh
and Eighth streets right resting on left Of Father Mathew
Father Mathew 7. A.. B. Society, No !, Brooklyn
seyenth street In second avenue rsn' resting on
si Yonn srf Mems Father Mathew B. Society No
s.. Anhony,s church, Greenpoint.- Marshal William
and atn
resting left Of Father Mathew Society No. l. Manhat
Father Mathew T. A. B. Society, No. 8, Brooklyn, E.
D-Marshal = -; in Second avenue, right resting
St PatrisS si Mutual Alliance and Benevolent Assooi.
%iah aeay, Timothy 5Bfen, r Murphy y r 6B1en,
panns My ssS seoas hS snoa
] Dimond, N fogarty, John sheehan A; Brennan. st.
boyd st. faek Mutual Asynce cy
McCary IN seeona right bSns resting o
A Tipperary Flag for tho sixty-ninth
Regiment.
| The nag of Tipperary, which the people OF Ireland
intended to have presented to the Sixty tn
Regiment N. U.s. NJ d., IN lreland on 81. Patrlck's
Day, is now, through a change of circumstances.
on its way to this city, and will probably be IN the
hands OF the Sixty-ninth In the st. Patrick's Day
parade. 1t will probably arrive to-day or tO-mOr-
row morning In the Baltic, which is now due at
this port.
DESCRIPTION OF THE BANNER.
The flag measures eight feet by five, the ground
being made OF Irish emerald green tabinet the
design being composed OF some huncred small
shamrOcks embroidered with gold-coored silk on
light green, surrounded with garter or ribbon
OF blOOdcOlOred silk, on which the names OF the
battles of the late American war are worked in
yellow embr0dering silk all forming one large
shamrock of three leaves, the top one bearing the
shamrock. On the left hand one there Is a shield
OF white silk, with the Irish harp worked In green
| and gold silks; also ornamented with shamrOcks
on the corresponding shield, but having the
American Stars and Stripes, the stars being
worked with white SILK on blue ground, the stripes
being alternate white and red also, in the centre
of the nag, is the year OF American Independence,
1875 In gOldc6l0red sewing silk. Both sides OF the
nag are alike.