Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-17

An Imposing Demenssrasson To-day,

Here and there pieces OF green bunting, adorned
with the golden harp OF Rrin-loating IN the afr
this morning-notifed those who keep no calendar
| that St Patrick's day had come again. St. Pat
rick's day is not yet included In the list OF legal
holidays, but the appearance OF the streets espe-
cially about the City Hall, where the parade was
| formed, indicated that business had been sus-
pended for the time by large part OF the popula-
ton OF the city. This morning the devodt Knights
OF St Patrick. the Knights OF St. Coiumbkille, and
washington City Aibernis Society, No 1, attended
mass at st Patricks church, and there listened TO
an eloquent panegyric OF St Patrick by Bishop
heane, OF Richmond. A collection-to which gen.
erous contributions were made by the KING gifts
| OF the church ~ WIG 'N-'"S '1A'
This ceremony delayed for nearly an hour the
.o,ning OF .ne procession The procession was
the anniversary falling on Saturday, when many
OF those who would otherwise parade had to at
passed St AIMS infant asylum and St Joseph's
orphan asylum halt was made while deputa-
ton OF knghts took up collection Tor the benent
rHR PROCESSION,
which moved from the City Hall about one O'Clock,
was formed as follows: Chief marshal, Thomas
Muntz; special aids, Patk. Maher, John p. Clancy,
p. stanton and John McKenna.
First division-AssIstant marshal. Patk. Moore:
Gflrcy.
Second artillery band-Knights OF st Patrick,
Walsh; q deputy, T. B. 6'conneil: Sd deputy,
John Z: Clark Irish and American banners $50
Drum corps-Khights Of St columbkille: COM
mander P. a. Duty; list deputy, r. A. Curtin: ai
deputy @an y IS. AcGrath; Sd deputy. p Dnlon lory
GAR drum corps-Knignts Of st. Joseph; COM
mander, J. M Dunn; LIST deputy, q. Sheehan; 81
1epSy J. RStS 81 deputy Carley drill
Drum corps-Knlghts OF St. Peter, OF Washing
ton: commander. J; r Callan; LIST deputy. David
ter Crouch; thirty-nve men in line f1''' >" a.
Of Baltimore; commandef John Shea; ist deputy.
~ r. Houston; ID deputy. c. j. windle; thirty
Second NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Marshal, John H.
0Brien; aids-John Harrington, John O'NeiI,
lent Don soce band HosEn.n BsGsye
j. Msy r William Smith,
marshals-John Harrington ana John o'Neiil;
Irish and American aaga lss men in line.
society, No. 1. 100 members; president James
Linsky; vice president Thos. Irwin; secretary,
samuel SsmIea MeM H6I treasurer Dunn
Curtin.
The line presented very handsome appearance,
being ali spproprasey Sntormed u feature ss'e OF
the ilne was the presence OF the Baltimore Knights
OF SC Peter. These gentlemen attracted especial
nouce Dy the neatnesS OF their uniforms
THE ROUTE OF MARCH
was down ~ street. pass In review OF District
commissioners, to Pennsylvania avenue, to the
Capitol, around the building BY the east front,
then to Pennsylvania avenue to the Executive
Mansion. passing In review BY the President,
thence along Pennsylvania avenue to St AIMS In
back along N street 70 New Hampshire avenue, to
street, to 18TH to street to 10th, to II. passing
81 J05ephs Orphan asylum, to 18th street to Louis
lana avenue, to City Hall and dismiss
THE PROCESSION AT THE WHITR HorrsR
The procession reached the White House shortly
before O'Clock, the first band playing "Hail to
the Chief" The President stood on the portico,
and by his SHE Secretary Lincoln and Senator
Logan and the two head marshals OF the process
sion. As the column filed in front the President
raised his hat to the different sections OF the pro-
cesslon. The approaches to the White House were
thr0nged with people, and as there was but one DO
liceman on duty at the time the crowd was with
difficulty kept from the portico.
Midnight Shooting ARRAY.
GEORGE McAULEY AND WILLIAM WALSH CON
MITTED TO JAIL IN DEFAULT OF BAH.
About midnight last night. fracas took place
In front OF drinking house kept by Arthur Flynn,
on c. near 18th street. next door to George Mantz'
restaurant. 1t FIRST commenced In Flynn's place
between the proprietor and George McCauley and
VIM Walsh. Flynn ordered them out OF his place,
which order they declined to obey, and he put
them out AT the door, It is said, Walsh handed
McCauley took the weapon and fred. The
bail took effect in Flynn's right breast. Just
assaflant and struck him In the mouth, Knocking
several OF his teeth out and Telling him to the
ground. ofricer Ellis heard the shot and arrived
In time to arrest McCauley. but Walsh escaped
McCauley was secured in the fifth precinct station
and Walsh was afterwards arrested. Drs. Walter
and Markriter attended the wounded man and
pronounced the injuries not serious, as the BAN
glanced and did not reach a vital spot
Flynn appeared at the Police Court this morn
M onf ro,
Cauley and VIM. Walsh, charging them with as
sault and battery with intent to kill He stated
that ina the ball glanced around Just under the skin
out by Dr.. Murphy this afternoon. McCauley and
Walsh were before Judge Bundy this afternoon
on charge Of assault with intent to kill Flynn
They pleaded not guilty. Prosecuting Attorney
Moore stated that Flynn was present in court this
morning. but was feeling bad and left for home.
The case was continued until Tuesday, and the
each. -
THE METHODIST CONTROVERSIAL the NJ p
conference at Westminster, Nd, yesterday, the re-
eS T5 t 20 the that there was no Legal
The Baltimore conferences OF the N. Z. church
south, at Charleston, W. Va. yesterday, elected
TO elders orders Three were discontinued The
necessity and importance OF more zeal In church
extension was urged.
LITTLE NORTHUMBERLAND was a large at
tendance, last evening,at Prof Sheldons childrens
masquerade. Great Ingenuity and taste was dis.
played in the costumes. The chndren's masquer-
AIDE given by the Washington Schuetzen verein
last evening was also largely attended. both by
little folks and grown folks and the hours or the
night were given up to innocent revelry. The first
prize for groups was awarded to the Donohue
brothers, who personated an organ grinder and
monkey; and the second to John Holmes and hts
companions, who personated negro minstrel and
children.
The W. L. l. CoRPS-At drill OF company b.
W. l. Corps, last evening, Sergeant w. L Cash
was presented with Remington military rifle by
Col Moore, in behalf OF the corps. The Following
promotions were announced: Corp. George s Bou-
dinot. first sergeant, Sergts. Cash and Moore
having declined; Corps. Conrad and Burdine were
promoted TO fourth and NTH sergeants, respec-
lively; priyates Robinson, Grant and Wright to
c0rpOralS to I'LL vacancies
THE LoUDoN-MoxLEY OUTRAGE Dolly Moxley.
the coored GIRL living at No: 1870 street, for an
outrage upon whom Jos Loudon, tho colored
walter at theHamiit0n house has been held for the
action OF the grand jury, appeared 1t tho Police
Court this morning and complained 10 Prooecu-
ting Attorney Moore that people have approached
her In the interest OF LOudon. Mr.. Moore told
her to go home and II anyone else approached her
to inform him and he would prosecute them to