The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-11
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
The Route OF the Civic Processio


The following Ia the programme which has been
adopted by the Irish societies OF New York for the
procession on st. Patrick's Day. The route Of the
PROCESSION and the names Of the societies which
are to participate and the marshals who are to
have charge OF them are given below
The line OF the civic procession VIII be formed In Sec
o e Societies w on pos IN s g
osSe & SSw On
thy Darcy, s. in Twenty third street. right resting ON
Ancient order Of H,bernians, Division No. Of Nor.
Aids Patrick Meade Patrick Mcintyre right resting on
Ancient order OF Hibernans. Division No 3 of West
chester, n Marshal --; right resting on left
Trap Block Makers United Protective and Benevolent
sas Th%as saona sys
s York s ssS
%sSsn s9a
pvsnue between Sinsteepth and TSsntIeh ..trests
right ess S Rn sai c si T.
John Ahern in Second avenue right resting on Tween
I%%acaste Conception R. 2 T A B. sScistyc Mar
IL Second avenue right resting left Of St Peters So
cSn %Sa SssSnp azs sccs' 's''as on
John rS %sn d sSs
tom THOMAS Murphy in Second avenue right resting be-
'T St aabries K e. 4 A. socIey"Sar:hal John Bull
ger Aids, John sullivan John johnson; n Second ave
resting on left of Young Mems st. James H. G. T. A. b.
ooambSs Michael
oSSe sf aaan g. ssSa Cars
roll in Second avenue right resting between Fifteenth
st. Vincent FefTers R; 1913. socIety-Marshal.
rsh resting on EeeS,S rIet
In Second right resting on St. Vincent Ferrers
Hss $
ss sns
Ss% York
nue. right resting FSuT.eean street.
Second ssS'fp siween and
St Peters Roman Catholic Benevolent Society South
sst Il sssoss
right nesting %s On Society q sSS srSSe
& sssSSd ss
%aiSs% Society Branch r No =
Hoeren ;A in second avenue between Eeyehth and
Twelfth yo Meets sht resting nbsw Of escv
SoIpsiu'
SECOND avsnas right rssRs On Eleventh street S
Ma4a aefS Flynn s's sO nsw
McCabe IN Second avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
~FaSsT Sa!Ssw s0sstS New HSfa
% on
Marshal, ---; in Second avenue, between seventh
and Eighth streets rishtresng on left of Father Mathew
Mathew ssocsty No
Father Mathew T. A. B. Society No. L Manhatanylle-
Marshal, second
i0a %non
beees Fnr and FIRM se right
ssS iss Father Mathew society No. aahSs'
Father Mathew T. A. B; Society No: 5 BROOKLYN,
f. D-Marshal - -; In second avenue right resi-
and Fss
sx H n Martin scSs Mh snc
osn
s0yd ST. ParSss MUTUAL Alliance Long island Cym
McCarthy in second avenue, right resting on Third
when the signal gun YIN BE fired As soon as the milf;
have passed the Tght Of the civic bodies each society,
sensd oras
Bowery; down the Bowery to Canal Canal to Centre;
s" h
s9spI PASSING
fourth Thirtyiourth street to Sec
First
First avenue Eighth street, Cooper Institute where
the procession VIII be dismissed.
JOHN GILLIGAN, Grand Marshall
THOMAS REILLY First Aid.
JAMES FLYNN, second Aid
tho Maa w % M
spected accordingly
Patrick Duross First Special Aid, Owen Hunt James
j. Cumiskey Chas. B. Quinlan, Michael O'Rey, Patrick
Crow, James McGarry, Roger Gilligan John O'Reily.
Patrick Casey John Cosgrove, Michael Roche Thomas
Conklin, John McLarney Edward Biooke Michael Nee.
Morris MORT D" Keenan,, I. oLesry Thomas Giileen,
L. McKenna, bernard Cnmiskey, Timothy Hur
King, Hugh McGraih, Michael 1uasy, John Conway
Reilly Patrick Clearly Lawrence Byrnes, Patrick Glib
ney, William Claaey Hugh Mcsorey Michael Manning.
James Burke, Charles McBarron, John kerrgan James
Maiiey James Dolan, James Mullin. Michael Kelley.
Martin McGovern Thomas C0nnor.
n B-The aids to the Grand Marshal requested to
report him mt his residence 81 James street. on the
morning Of the 18th, at ten O'Clock precisely.
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