The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-12
Brdsch No, 4.


Branch No. !,
Differed by d. A. Nullane, President; Jno.
McGrath and ). J. Haley, Vice Presidents; r.
johnson, Treasurer; J. C. Murray, Recording
Secretary; p. Mallory, Financial Secretary.
and p. J. Donsgan, Marshal, turned out with
125 men.
Branch No. 8
was headed by the excellent band Of the Christi
ian Brothers School. II turned out 100 mon.
Its officers are: p. Cresgh, President; E. II.
Cotton, Vice President; Jno. Mayne, Recording
Secretary; Henry Gormley. Financial Secretary,
Jno. Farrell, Treasurer; and Daniel Crow
ley, Marshal.
Branch No. Q,
numbering 100 men, has for its officers: Ed.
Reynolds, President; II. H. Ward, Vice Presi-
dent; n. B. Gillian, Treasurer; Mo. Phelan,
Recording Secretary; Ed. Fl. Cannon, Finan-
oial Secretary, and B. F. Burden, Marshal
Branch No. 7,
with It's handsome banner, on which 10 inscrib-
cd "Our Motto-Benevolenes Friendship aud
Love-" came next. This Branch had out 70
men and 10 ofiicered by Frank McGloin, Prssi1
dent; II. A. Aliwell and And. Mcdonald. vice(
Presidents; Jno. v. Donovan, Recording Sec
Rotary Michael McNsmara, Financial secre-
tary; Michael MeCue, Treasurer; md Richard
Belian, Marshal.
Branch No. g,
of which the following gentlemen are oficers:
William German, President; Thomas G. Carey
and r. L. g. Marmion, Vice Presidents James
Cook, Marshal Patrick Brady, Financial Sec
rotary II. j. Cennors, Recording Secretary;
and James Cook, Treasurer, numbering sixty
men.
Branch No. o
made sensation, with the magnificent banner
which 1t won at the Fair held last year for the
Insane Asylum. where, by Its liberality, IL Was
the cause of the transfer of about 5000 freM
its own treasury and those Of two other
Brancnts, to tho treasury OF the Asylum. The
officers Of Branch No. 0 arc w. Murray, Presi-
dent A. Leo, Vice President; Ed. Dore, Treas
urer; John w. Lannes, Financial Secretary;
DIR. A. T. Shepard, Recording Secretary; L.
Sweeney, Marshal. About seventy-nvc ufena-
bers were in the procession.
Branch No. 10,
of Algiers, with sixty men, has for It's officers
B. Connors, President; John Thompson, Vice
President; Benz. Kelly, Secretary Dan Sulii-
van, Treasurer; Pat Monahnn Marshal.
Branch No. II,
better known as the Robert Emmett or, as the
yonng ladies say, the young mems Branch, fer
| some unaScertained cause, did not turn out In
full force. The officers of this Branch are: j.
J. Finney, President JAS. It. O'Brien, Vice
President p +. Curley, Recording Secretary !;
Jno. ]. Dwycr, Financial Secretary s. Mona
mara, Treasurer; Geo. aieCloskoy, Marshal.
Branch No. II.
only organized n few months, numbers som'
sixty men but turned out only thirty. Its Off
GERS are: T.. II. Boyle, President; j. J
Tower, Vice President; G. NJ. Nugen., Fiuan
cial Secretary ]. L. Graham, Recording Sec
rotary Jas. J. Hand, Treasurer: Il. Jones,
Marshal.
Branches IL and II, did not appear US dis
tinctiYe organizations.
THE EoCTE.
In this order the procession marched down
Camp to Canal street, down north side of Ca
nal to Rampant, across Oh Rampart to south
= side of Canal, mp Canal street to Baroune, up
a Baronne to Comm5u, mp Common to Carondelet
r up CarondeIet TO josephine, up Josephine Il
}. Constance, down Constance to st. Andrew
down St. Andrew 10 Magazine, down Msgazin,
to Felicity, up Felicity TO Annunciation, dowI
Annunciaton to Calliopc, down Calliopo u
Camp, down Camp TO st. Patrick's Church.
All along this line the sidewalks aud tb'
galleries and windows OF residences wer'
| DIVIDED with tnultitudes, who in various way
t manifested their sympathy with the objects o
: the denomination, asid in so unmistakable
manner showed their JOY at seeing the great Dc
minican, that lac was kept continually engages
in expressing his thanks by bows and smiles.
IS On its route the procession was halted, an
C honored the following places with . serensde
the Church Of the immaculate Conception, tn
!. MORNING. STAR Office, st. Alphonsus Church
n Convent Of Mercy, on st. Andrew street, an
st. simeon's School, on AnpuneiatiOn street.