The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-03-24
THAT BRING GLAD rIDINGs OF GOOD rHINGsr
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH "a, 1878

AhASA - AOsSs
tary M. Walsh, Financial Secretary; Rev.
Father Massardier, Treasurer.
Branch 6-G0 men.
j. Pendergast, President; NJ Devaney, Vice
President J. McNamara Treasurer y. 81. Hes
lin, Recording Secretary; N. Pendergast; FL
nancial Secretary Dennis DonegaD, Marshal,
and n. 81. Ward and F. McElroy, Aids.
Branch $50 men.
Wm. German, President; N. Callan, Fret
Vice President; P. Short, Second Vice Presi-
dent; T. ]. B. Flynn, Secretary ; ]. Cook
Treasurer.
BrancA $50 men.
E. MCGOWAN, President; Z. Sweeney, Vice
President; J. P. Gallagher. Secretary; Ed. Dore,
Treasurer; Robt. Quinn, Marshal.
Rebert Emm,et, Branch 11-4o men.
Jas. P. O'Brien, President; II. 5. Hart, Vice
President; P. F. Curley, Recording Secretary;
F. R. johnson, Financial Secretary; Geo. Nc
Closkey, Treasurer and Steve McNamars,
Marshal.
One Hundred Carriages
followed, containing the invited guests and
honorary members of the various organizations,
and patriotic Hiberniars generally who,
though not attached to Irish Societies, desired
to partioip pate in the celebration of the day.
ANCIENT ORDER RIBEREIANS
Hon. W. ]. KELLEY State Delegate. Marshal.
d. NJ. Kelly, John H. McCann, p. Murphy,
P. Kane, Edw. Kennedy John b. Hodgins
j. J. Lynch. P. Trower, NJ Quside
John Thompson.
This, the Second Division of the procession
was lead off by the
Irish Rifes-G0 men,
who are a part of Division of the 4. o. H.,
and form it's escort. In their handsome new
gray uniforms, trimmed with g-een, and their
new shakos, they presented 8 fine appearance.
The officers of the Riles are
John Fitzpatrick, Captain
John F. Markey, 1st Lieutenant;
P. McGrsw, Id Lieutenant
J. J. Murray, 3rd Lieutenant;
B. II. Kane, Orderly Sergeant.
Dirision No. /, 4 o. H-80 men.
W. c. McCarsy, President;
n. Burns, Vice President
P. Herman, Financial Secretary;
J. Killiles, Recording Secretary
John Friel, Treasurer;
Hogh MoCloskey, Marshal, and P. Hurst, W.
B. Ringrose and Tim 0Neile, Aids.
Dirision ?, a. o. H.-10O men,
Robert c. Davey, President;
Patrick Condor, Vice President;
P. IL Garry, Recording Secretary;
Al. Dunn, Financial Secretary;
Vim. Cullinan, Treasurer;
John Murphy, Sergeant at Arms;
a. j. Dnnn, Marshal, and P. Harnan, Jr., and
J. Nash, Aids.
Dirision 4, Il. Q. H,-7O men.
Ben Kelly, President;
Michael Rooney, Vice President;
P. McCloskey, Treasurer;
John Leathens, Financial Secretary;
M. ]. Barret, Recording Secretary
Marshal, II. J. Barrett Aid, Patrick Fealty.
Each association had banners and flags, and
was accompanied by the clergymen Of the
parish from which it's members were prinoi-
pally drawn. Branch l was honored by the
presence, at it's head, of His Grace, the Most
Rev. Archbishop, and Very Rev. P. F. Allen ;
Branch 2 had Very Rev. c. Moynihan ;
Branch 3, several of the Lazsriat Fathers of
St. Joseph's Church; Branch 5. Rev. p. II. L.
Masssrdier, and Rev. J. Moynihan Branch
8, Rev. N. Simon Branch 9, Rev. A. Varius,
CM. Division /, a. o. H., has several of the
Lszarsts of St. Josept's, and two or three
Jesuits, and Division 2, A. o. H, Rev. I. j.
Kenny, Of St. Johns, in carriage drawn by
four white horses.
In tho above order and with Numerous brsss
| bands playing, the procession marched over
| the following
ROUTE.
Down Chartres to Esplansde, to Levee, to
Vaudeville, to Royal, to Canal, to Camp, to
Julia, to Carondelet, to Felicity, to Prytsnis
to Fret, to Magazine, to Julia, to st. Charles
] to Canal, where it was dismissed at about