The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-23
THE KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK.


meeting of the Knights Of ST. Patrick was
held last evening at the Sturtevant House to take
steps Tor appropriately honoring the memory OF
John Mitchell. Judge Quinn occupied the chair,
and Mr.. p. J. McCarrln was CHOSEN secretary. The
following resolutions were adopted
Whereas the members of the Society OF the Knights Of
Of the recent doeeass in ireland of john Mitchell
and wSsfeas N the dsas Sf Mitchell The national
sn TO a es sH Ta @
s1s the field OF % the s and noble he
Resolved, That this society unite in testify wing their
as wnS SS aSH an ana anseh OF
nns
Resolved. Tna we tender to his bereaved family in
sympathy, and that further marx OF our esteem.
Resolved, That copy resolutions suitably
crossed be transmitted to them
A committee composed OF the following gentle
men was appointed to make the arrangements lor
the ceremonial and also TO consult with Captain
James Mltcnel, son OF the deceased :-Judge Quinn,
Francis ONeill, A. i. Docharty, john Mullay. NJ.
Il. Deegan, Daniel Connolly and Patrick j. Nc
Carrln.
COUNCIL OF THE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD.
At special meeting OF the Council of the
Fenian Brotherhood, held at the Central ONCE
yesterday afternoon, the following action was
taken, in view Of the forthcoming celebration in
memory of the lately deceased Irish patrlot:-
Resolved, That this Council order the Feniars of the
in the M joan Mcna pro-
the NE g. On me- me- be Of 4 e S
street and second avenue.
George John Murphy and Son 1n garry be ap
HssociStIon in reference to this ceiebration
Head S be To- to order 9u the
That the District Centre be authorized to call general
a. tine Asw x First % es OF %
make the necessary prePSraslons i9r fhe OCCASION
TuoxAs CLARKK LUBY, secretary of the Council
KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK, JERSEY CITY.
Ata meeting of the Knights ofSt. Patrick OF Jer.
sey City, last evening, Mr. James Crowley in the
chair, the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted
whereas we learn with profound regret that John
Mitchell has passed beyond the threshold of this world
Resolved ihat in his death Ireland has lost son
whose de yoton to her cause was never surpassed,
~o o ap s ann a% ali Tia sns
and endured in exile never wavered
Resolved. That white in common with the Irish race
the los Q. sheIisns sSaairy%an
S Ss last his was pros
test aSss' hs OF Hs nay s an nq hhs
he lived and bequeathing to his counrymen the legacy
Resolved That we unite with our brother Knights Of
New York participating in the funeral demonstrate
by attending In "a body.
Resolved, That the foregoing preamble and resolutions
be entered the minutes OF our society, and an
crossed copy thereof be the sorowng widow and
family OF the illustrous deceased.
THE ARRANGEMENTS FOR FUNERAL Process
SION.
A meeting OF the Committee OF Arrangements,
appointed by the Clan -naGael Association, for the
demonstration In honor OF John Mitchell,
held meeting last night and decided
on all the ;important features OF the affair.
snb- commit tees were appointed 10 ask permls-
sion OF the Police Commissioners to parade next
sunday, to secure the HIppodrome OF some Other
suitable place Ior the delivery OF funeral Grafton
and to invite other organizations to par
tclpate IN the event. Delegations rom
the Fenian Brotherhood. Irish Volunteers,
Sixty.nintn Regiment and other bodies were In
attendance, ana every appearance presented that
the demonstrators Will be the largest and most I'M
posing held in this city Tor many years. Charles
O'ConnOr Will be requested TO deliver the GRAFTON.
communications are to be addressed to Mr.. John
O'Conor, No. 81 COrtlandt street,