The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-12
A. 0. H.
National Convention in This City.

NotAVAoi SVAfSAbAOA IL 1uAo Why.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians of the
United States will meet tomorrow morning
for convention OF three days session at
Hibernia Hall, corner of Ninth and Plum
streets at ~ o'clock noon
At 8 o'clock in the morning Archbishop
Purcell will celebrate Mass for the delegates
at the Cathedral.
After this an adjournment will be had-to
Hibernia Hall, where temporary organi-
zation will be formed. At three o'clock the
delegates will meet at the corner of Plum
and Eighth streets, when they will proceed
in body to the picnic grounds at the
Highland House.
Convention will be held west OF the Allie
ghany Mountains.
This morning three Of the representa-
tives from the State of Massachusetts, ar
rived here and were assigned quarters at
the Gibson House. Tonight sixty more
delegates from the Eastern States will be
here, and the remainder come tomorrow
morning.
The following notice has been received
by ]. Hagerty, State Delegate:
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANs,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
HEADQUARTERS New YoRK CRY,
March 28, 1876.
'The annual Convention of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians of the United States of
America will be held in the City OF Cincin-
natl, Ohio, on Tuesday, May 18th, 1879, and
will be called to order at ~ o'clock noon.
Archbishop Purcell will celebrate Mass for
the delegates at the Cathedral.
No election for State Delegates, County
Delegates general officers or Presidents of
Divisions will be held or considered legal
until after the adjournment of the National
Convention. By order.
'THos. KERRIGAN, National Sec'y.
John HART, National Delegate
''E. L. CAREY, National Treasurer"
The following National officers and State
Delegates, with the various County Dele
gates, will attend the Conventions:
Officers A. 0. H. United States-John
Hart, National Delegate, 212 Railroad ave
nue., Jersey City, N. j.; Edward L. Cary,
National Treasurer IA and 76 New Cham
bers street, New York; Thomas Kerrigan,
National Secretary, Sl1 Seventh avenue,
New York.
National Directory-GeorgeD D. Plant, Chi
cago, Illinois, M. l.. Ivors, Fall River, Mas
sachusetts; NJ. ]. Casgrove, Elmra, New
York; P. McGuiness, Connecticut; Bernard
Doyle, Providence, Rhode Island; ]. Hag-
erty, Clnclnnatl, ONO; q. Horgan, Pitts.
burg, Pennsylvania; P. II. McNillis, Indian.
apolis, Indiana.
State Delegates-W II. Cook, Boston,
Mass. Matt Curran, Louisville, KY; Pat.
Coughlin, st. Louis, Mo; Robert Cotting-
ham, Wilmington, Del. Bernard Doyle,
Providence, r. l.; Thomas Dealey, Astoria,
Oregon; James Fadden, Galveston, Texas;
Patrick Farrell, Brooklyn, New York; Thad-
deus Flanagan, San Francisco Cal; John
c. Flynn, Hancock, Mich. ohm Gallagher,
McKeesport, Penn. Michael Grogan, Wheel
ing, West Virginia; John Hagerty, Cincin-
natl, Ohio; W. J. Hughes, Newark,
New Jersey; W. G. Hyde, Gold Hill, Ne
vada; Benjamin Kelly New Orleans, La.
John P. Leary, Richmond, Va. P. H. Nc
Mills, indianapolis, Ind. Hugh McDon-
ough, Manchester, N. H.; Michael X.
Mooney, Lanaconing, Md; John p Muir
ply, Norwich, Conn; James o. Brien, Lew
iston, Me-; Richard O'Keefe, Omaha, Neb !;
Geo. d. Plant Chicago, III.
The County Delegates and officers of Di-
visions in Ohio will take notice that the
State Convention will take place in Column
bus on Thursday, May Goth, 1879, at which
you will please attend.
JoHN HAGERTY, State Delegate.
b. 7. MULLIGAN, State Secretary.
u. J. RYAN, Safe Treasurer.