The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-03-18
IN MEMORY OF ST. PATRICK
SIX THOUSAND MEN MARCHING FROM
COOPER UNION TO JONES'S WOOD.

A Review, Daaelns. anA epeeehes-TAs Diu.
ner or the Friendly asas at Delasuiss's-
shaarseks II Candy, Tsasts, asA stsriss.
All Of the distinguished weather prophets
provided rain for st. Patricks Day. but the
Rkies were clear and the sun shone warm In
New York city. The only discomfort attending
the parade was the dust. which blew around
every street corner to attack the procession.
The air had something OF Q chill a. the associa-
| lions assembled at noon at Cooper Union. The
hour ct which Grand Marshal Thomas Ma
Rulre was to give the signal TO start was long
| past before the Slxty-ninth Regiment APP
pearod. The regiment had enjoyed Its annual
ball on Friday night. and the Grand Marshal
easily forgave its late appearance yesterday.
At 1k the column was set In motion with the
| Sixty ninth in its proper place. Tho line Of
march was from Cooper Institute up Fourth
avenue to Fourteenth street. to Broadway. TO
| Seventeenth street. to Fourth avenue. to Eigh-
teenth street. 70 Broadway. to Nineteenth
street. TO Seventh avenue. to Forty-second
street. to Fifth avenue. to Seventy-second
street. to Avenue A. and to Jones's Wood
About 5000 persons were In the procession.
| In the van wore six mounted poAce. with
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march. FIity-seven aids on horseback. glitter
| ing in gold and green. came next. After the
| green flags and shamrock. conveying the In
CLERK KsSnan Judge J: Henry MCCARTHY.
ties Thomas !. brennan. and State ON
GERS q the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
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State Treasurer. Then came the Hibernian
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Order Of Hibernians followed, They wore re;
"a SSH ana ds
ne Hibernians were, Hugh Murray. Michael J:
"na ns tags E1s
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mick nssy aSs6 6Bren GS$dsen
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Ioughlin, Martin Flynn, Thomas .Barrigree
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SSs$ss sS Scoaaor. The society turned out out
Then came 800 members Of the Ancient Or
Of Of eEsnt With
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Mara. Marshal. followed Then came the
Young Mems st. James T sS Abstinence Pc
bers Of tho st. Patricks Alliance Rifle Corps.
S Major Eascn and hs s
son. Park Commissioner Crimmins. Fire Com
missioner German; Street Cleaning Commis-
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the Board Of Aldermen. and Aldermen Michael
President Patrick ,Gibney raped for order in
SPOKE He said he was glad to see the sses
and sons OF e1iles from Ireland paradins.
there WASH was noshins but harm MI in paradise But
the speaker wished that parades could come
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Richard OGorman. John MCGEE. and tho Rev.
Senator Fitzgerald said that he wanted to see
the % s IN the , wSrH Ih
Ireland first began her late conflict with Eng.
!isffs. 70 her the OPPRESSED g, All lands might
to tell OF irelanRs wrongs, and Gladstone did
not take the floor to answer. but asked the
then the nations OF the earth knew that the
pretended free England was after Al ony a., an
home The English used think that When
irish spna bat
they yet remain true Irishme5 II the , green rem
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y. IN the evening dancing was begun and con-
tinued until a. late hour.
Patrick's Cathedral yesterday morning; Bishop
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Father Michael d. Lily. Provincial General OF
The, pomnican q Order preached the sermon.
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In the way Of decoration. were harps Of Erin.
lanterns on whose sdes were illuminated maps
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picture Of u, st. Patrick s, Ara hass q
J. Daily. Chief Justice q the Court q
Ed sss Ed on a' H 9s President n II
ssaee PrssiSsp s ths II N SifHSS!as Sosists
Bryce s Gray @ q b. AndrsW T Society
EnaIsnd Society; 's Go Hsrsso Portss any
Hugh Roberts. representing St Dayid's
the Dinner Committed Judges John i. Brady
; and George Shea, Judge Denis Quinn. Ar
fb %a& jSSh %as BSl
| NICK. MCCARTHY. THOMAS Boese, and United
, | States District Attorney Elihu Root. An or
: chestra played Irish national airs throughout
the evening. and between the speeches Irish
| national airs were sung by q quartet consisting
Of 70 F. Anderson. John Anderson. Elmer Post
and +. NJ Lyman.
hours. and at 9 O'Clock Judge DAILY called the
. company to order with the time: honored toast
4 It." This was received with three times three
: cheers. Judge DAILY spoke briefly OF the benev-
he gave the tonst "st. Patrck's Day" and
b. called upon Father Woodman to respond
Father WoodmRn spoke OF the mission Of ST.
y Patrick as a mission OF peace. He said thai
the first duty Of the Friendly Sons was to the
/ next to the land that gave them birth.
Gen. Horace Porter said that when he wen
searching through ireland for the home OF hi.
| ancestors he met man who asked:
< ""Xrs 70 l00kin' for yer ancestors"
And they emigrated to America hundred
. | years ago?"
Thin fawhat the divil are 70 lookin' To-