The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-19


company A., hi.A Riass-A splendid body oi
10 men, ofdcered by the following gentle.
men:
key, lss -1ieutenant Nicholas Smith, Cad
LieutenAnf; ID. Z Byrne, 3rd Lieutenant.
The grey uniforms, trimmed with green,
looked remarkably well on the men, many OF
whom had worn the Grey in times that tried
none souls, and ell of whom marched with
that ateadiness which is proof, not only Of
soldierly instinct, bat as well Of continuous
and severe drill.
Dirision No. i, 4. o. H.--of which Company
is part, tnrned ont about 100 men, all
wearing the regulation uniform; black suit,
white vest. black hat, white plume, white
rosette. with cross and gold cord for ofFleers
and silver for men, and scarf OF green silk,
gold and silver trimmingr. The ofleera Of the
Division are:
4. u. KavauaRh. Presidens; John DOnohos,
Vice President; Peter Herman, Secretary /;
Thomas. Ghey, Assistant georesasy; w. J.
Kelly, Treasurer Andsew Kiusslle, MaEshal |;
Patrick Kane and Morris Hsnnessy, Aids.
The Division had beautifal new Americas
Gag and silk IsiBh asg.
Dsv;sion9 A. o. Hs-This Division turned eut
nearly lao men, under the Sollowing ofacers:
Robert G. Davey, President; Ed. Kennedy,
Vice President; r. n. Garry, HeeretaRy J. J.
EiAtley, Assistant Secretary Michael Carroll,
Treasurer; WilliRm JehneOn, MAeahAl; Wu.
Callinaa 6nd 2. Couroy, Aids. -
The Division wore the eAne uniform dress a
No. !, and had several bAnners and Aaga Rev.
Z. }. Ksnny, Pastor Of g. JohRh, in. which
psFish the Diyision has its headquavssxs, vas
provided with ons of the hHest carriages 10
Ss.-
the head Of the line.
Dieisioa No. ,, A. O. H.--follo next, With
atty men in ranks, ofaosred by:
7. J. Gleason, President; Patrick Murphy,
Vice President; J. O,connor, Secretary Patk,
TroEer, Assistant Secretary; Denis Bredy,
IreasureYj T. n. Roane, MaFshal; T. No
Mains, Aid.
DiptsiOn No. &, a. O. H.--of AlgieEs, gaYe che
the post Of honor 20 their worthy paesor, Rev,
Father Belisngsr, and his assistant, Father
Brady. This Division, yet in Its infancy, nam!
beTed about fifty men, all wearing the Esguls.
tion uniform. The CfRcers are:
Jno. MeCann, President; william Jonea,
Vice President; n. J Barrett, Secretary; n. |
Rooney, Treasurer; p. McClOskey, MaSshal; |
William Meehsn, Aid.
As the procession marched mp the stEeet so-
wards the Morning Star once, the view pre-
Isnted was truly grand, and together with the |
ItEnins of music from che many banda, Was |
,nouRh TO excite the enthusiasm Of the moot
The crowds, thFee Or four deep. |
which lined the sidewalks and galleries along
he route, gAGiog With inssnse eaEnestnoss |
spon the passing line, cheering and wavina,
bespoke the fesIings Of she pOpulaeo in man /
ler which must have proved highly gvstifyiDg |
o an the sons Of old Irsland. The folloWfng |
cute was taken by the procession: Down
1hartRes to EspIAnade, to Leyee, 20 Vaudeville, |
o Royal, to Canal, to Dsnphlne, south side
Jsnal to Camp, 70 julie, Carordelet, 70 1
Felicity, 70 PrytaniS, to First to Magazine, to
Josephine, TO Constance, to O.. AndEew, 20
Gngasine, to Race, "a AnnuncIatiOn, 70 Cal
lope, to Camp, to Julia, to sc. CbarIes, 70 Canal
There, at about o'clock, 10 was dismissed. /
eyeFaI Of tho Branches and DiVlaions then
EOeeedod to their haIIs OF othsr places OF
sndssVOna, whore they entertained their
riends at dinner.
PRESENTATIONS.
Among the most pleasant incidents Of che
ay were the presentations Of 6aEs end WE0aths |
0 ths several organizations by tboiF lady
rssndH.
Ehs Hitchsl Rides WoEO, early in the moxnina, |
sentsd BY the laalsS GE AaisEs, Through
1ss Ecrreotss, with elk IFish hag, which
hsg had blost By Father BoIIaassR. OnCanall
treas thsy wors presented ~ Branch ? q tho
HiboGnian Association, thFoneh Very Rev. O.
WITH besatiful wrssth.
Branch 10. weFo pEesaatsd With three mas-
liaesnt wpssths bg The sehOoi Rlzlso %. Rstss's
,aroeSfal Snhool, thEOagh AEissss MsEEis BrHs-
~, Kstio oainu and Maggie csnns1a We