New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19

stabbed in the hand. Both were locked up after an
ambulance hal dressed their wounds -,
on the street about p. NJ, by drunken man named
John LYONS who struck him on the head with an IRON
'1 PaiTics Goode Of No. 500 West Fyatst went into
the liquor store at No 702 Eleventiaye. about p M
and encountered Francis and Joseph Murray, Martin
Campbell. and John Hines, who were mtOxicated Ihey
began 10 abuse Goodc and NJ length one OF lhe nor
ing him 20 the floor. The arrival OF policeman put IN
end the fraoas GOode was attended ny phys'eian
who pronounced his injury To be serious Ills assaats
Jepemish Callarhan. who lives at No Al scammel-s
did not cease celebrating until o'clock yesterday morn
ing when he got into quarr, with hs stepSon James
GIL who 5 5GS aa aa ae e Young
who defended himself with such articles or furniture us
could be separated Gin had been stabbed in the face,
arm, and sdcthc latter wound being likely to prove
fatal He sent to Bellevue. and his stcpather who
InJ received sue severe bruses was locked IN the
Thirteenth Precinct statiOn-house
oBsEKvANCE AROUND THE CITY.
In Brooklyn there the usual display Of green flags,
harps of Erin, and the Stars aud Stripes public build
ings and private residences. Owing to the unpleasant
rivalry that has existed between the two IRISH societies
OF the city aud also to the muddy condition OF tue
streets the procession was much smaller man IN pre-
fordavc and ABOUT o'clock the signal wag gwen Tor
thence TO Joralemon-s past the CITY Hall where
WAS reviewed Mayor breeder and some OF the Al
Ilrtc-Ivc fhe roradc MAS dismissed nj Fourth-ayc In
the line there were about LOGO members OF me 81 Pat,
Iibcrulans
s. Patrick's Day was celebrated in Jersey city and
Hoh0krn by parade ri three military companies and
representations from branches OF the Ancient Ofdcr
OF fIlbc but account OF the bud weather there
less than 900 III line. There was no disorder
during the day. -
The ,lay wa. very generally observed in Newark ana
vicinity notwithstanding the snow and cold Ia" pa
rade was not as large last year. ~ 81. Patricks
Cathedral three early masses were celebrated. ADoht
1000 men were IN the procession DIVIDED INTO rye
div sDns and embracing the different civic ana military
societies The mead the line being taken by Company
g. 81 Regiment. Al the CITY Hal the procession WAS
reviewed Dy tine Mayor and members oil the common
Council In the evening the different societies heiu .l-
propratc celebrations. The day was maried ny no as
Iurbdnces or disorder. 80
I'm Orange masses said in the Church of Ouf Lady
OF tie Valley and - Johns Church winch were iarg ~
attended. IN the morning there was o. parade Oh the
Irish societies accompanied by the llDclnLp ZINES OF
Newark after which several ~ the societies pr 'ctdtu
10 New ark and participated In the parade It that place
Tie uuuyersaIy WAS observed on staten Island ~ me
usual way-a procession in the day and festivities nc
MINT. The procession moved from Port Richmond al IL
O'Clock, marching along jDc shore road to Nc'' BEhlh
and NeW-lri-hOu, through Jci,ry>t. 10 IompknSflhr
through Bay-st to StiprtOG, ana back 10 I0mpLhs-
VILE where an address delivered by MaJ1f Qilcl.
procession large usual Rags ana d','
TtIuns we're ppiilse especially along the route oI te
PROGRESSION. In ths evening he first annual ll ot the
Irish Volunteers given az the 1nory GA NC"-l 90"
ave- New Bri ghtpu. TIE Iry. faihfr Cohou, Assistant
Pastor OF Peters COlic Church, Row irEHtoh AZ
lSua,d lecture yesterday morning Oh the ll' ol ~
Patrick.