The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-21


the following order:
| James Sweeney, Grand Marshal Aids
Branch No. 1, P. J. Donegan and T. H. Foley
No. 2, William Clarke and Thos. f. Cullen No
}, Hugh McManus and P. Glennon; No. a, Johr
c. Murray; No. 5, P. Creagh aud j. II. Lawlor
No. 6, Frank EcElroy and Thomas Gatfney
No. s, T. j b. Flynne, Jr, and NJ. j. Counors
No. 9, Andrew Leo and T. Dougherty No. 10
Chas E. Whitmore and VIM. Mckee No. IL
George McCloskey and Stephen Mcnamara
No. a. P. J. Donegan.
| Mr.. Robert II. BARLEY, President of the Cen
| trail Board, with a staff of we'll mounted aids
headed the
FIRST DIVISION,
which was composed of the following Branches
BRANCH No. 1.-14S men. Presdt, Hugh
Flynn; Vice do, James Markey; Secretaries
Matt Gladden. and J. N. Healey; Treasurer, VIM
Conway; sergt, alarms, Dan. Mahoney; Mar
shal, John ONeil; Aids, J. McPhelin and c
Donnelly. In a carriage at the head of thu
Branch rode the clergy of St. Patrick's, Rev
Fathers Allen, Finn and Kennedy.
Next came Mayor Leeds, the City Admin is
traitors and other invited guests in carriages.
BRANCH No. 2.-Very Rev. C. Moyrihan, il
carriage, code at the head, accompanied by
clergy man fl ON the North The Branch had IN
members, and is oficered follows Presdt
Robert II. BARLEY; 1st and I'd Vice do, James
Galway and Lawrence Turner; Secretaries NJ
Griffin and P. Bradley; Treasurer, P. Lizard
Marshal, James Corners Aids, Thos. Gilmore
and G. Fannin.
BRANCH No. 3.-l5O men in line, under Mar
shall John Kannair and Aids, VIM Sheridan and
P. J. O'Meallie. The officers are Pres'dt, Phil.
McCabe Vice do J. II. Dunn; Secretaries, r.
J. Byrnes and J. T. Gibbons; Treasurer, Jerry
Sullivan. Rev. Fathers. T. J. Smith, c. NJ, and
c. J. Beecher, C. NJ accompanied No. 3.
BRANCH No. 4.-Rev. Fathers Kenny and J
G.. Foote rode at the head of the Branch, which
had 80 men in line. Officers Presdt, NJ. Hac-
kett; Vice do, L. j. Nowlan; Secretaries P.
Molony and Andrew Quirk Treasurer, NJ. j.
Harvey; Marshal, NJ. j. Harney; Aid, J. j. Nc
Cabe.
BRANCH No. s.-52 men. Officers: Presdt,
VIM. Gorman First Vice do, Thomas Nc.
Donough; Second Vice do, Daniel Branigan
Secretaries C. n. sprigg and Patrick Taylor
Treasurer, James Cook. Rev. j. b. Simon &C
companied No. 8.
THE SECOND DIVISION,
under Marshal WIN. H. Byrnes, now appeared.
Marshal Byrnes was accom- panied by a MINER
GUS and finely mounted body of aids. His d-
vision consisted of five branches, the first of
which was
BRANCH No. 5 100 men, with the following
officers: Pres'dt, J. B. Cunningham Secretary,
VIM. j. Furness; Treasurer, III. NJ. OMealie !;
Marshal, Patrick Harnan Aid, Michael
Larkn. Rev. P. n. L. Massarder, pastor, and
J. Moynihau, Jr., curate, of St. Theresa's, rode
in carriage at the head of the line.
BRANCH No. G.-85 men. Pres'dt, NJ. S. PEN
dergast; Vice do Martin Devauey Secreta-
res, Jno. H. Hesn and Henry F. Brennan
Treasurer, Mark r. Gillian; Marshal, Denis
Dunuigan.
BRANCH No. 9.-Rev. Fathers A. Mandine, C.
NJ, and T. ]. Abbot, C. M, of st. Stephens
parish, and Father ]. B. Bogaerts, of St.
Henry's, headed this Branch, riding in q
splendid carriage. 100 men were in line with
the following named gentlemen as officers
Pres'dt, Edward MCGOWAN; Vice do, Terrence
O'Brien; Secretary, Andrew Leo; Treasurer,
Edward Dore.
BRANcH No. 10.-The Algerine Branch had
fifty men out. Its officers are: Pres'dt, John
Thompson; Vice do, Michael Spellman
Treasurer, II. Rooney; Secretary, Ben Kelly ;
Marshal, Patrick McCluskey; Aid, II. Rooney.
BRANCH No. 1l.-This Branch, better known
70 the Robert Emmett Branch, is composed
principally of young men. They turned Quit
carriages specially provided and decorated for
be occasion. The Emmets are fortunate in
having the following named gentlemen as
'nfcers Presdt, James p O'Brien; Vice do,
I. ]. Fitzpatrick; Secretaries, P. f. Curley and
Z. II. Allen; Treasurer, Thomas McDermott;
iarshal, Thomas Lynch; Aids, Geo. Nc
Iloskey and Steven Mcnamara.