New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18
1T PATRICK DULY HONORED.
SNOW BANKS AND sLUSH BOLDLY DEFIED.
THE TWO PARADFs CARRIED OUT TO THE LETrhh-
u.vy DINNERS IN THE EVENING.

All those who svmpathze with the AhclSht O'uoi
At Hbornians in their form Of celebrating III" Ilsh
National festival showed their gnt yes erdaV i'll
no, hcinr deferred by the cold aud the slushy con
L., nj tbe str.cfs from INDUCING in their favor
,t noradc or rather parades for there were two OF
than wl.b flag Aying and bands playng many and
xarious tunes but predomiuantiy" st Patrlcks
DAY in the Morning." The day has generally been
wet for years until it began to be Thought by en-
tnDsiastic patriots tina the weather was on the
aide of England here too, as well as IN the old
country. Two years ago II picked up ana was
regular summer day. Last yearit was fine but cold
and bleak Yesterday it was fine but more nncoin-
Portable for ne piraders than II mas oeeh III long
time. owing to the snow and suSh
The route was in fairly good condition. as Com
missioner Coleman had promised that 1t would be,
but the neghborhood around Cooper Union anu
In Washington Square, where the different oon-
tingents had assembled and waited for hours until
eyervthing was ready for the march, was piieo
with big heaps of snow. Ihird-ave. doomed mp as
the Irish h0rOug fare of the city as II always docs
Oh those days. The corner houses tew lrlsh nags
I'm many instances The horse cars, In three
cases out of four manned by freshmen or the sons
of Irishnen. had little green hag' on the horses
heads. The City Hall didn't have green nag.
Tho Emigrant Savings Bank. at the other side OF
the street did All the servant girls who could
manage by hook or crook to get holiday got IL.
They wanted 20 look on. not TO take part III tue
parade for they had many pleasant indoor enter
talnments in the evening which they en)ovcu
better The men selling pictures OF Parneli' Uiad-
stone. O'Bren aud the other Home Rule leaders
were selling them as fast as though the Cooper
Union were tbs irish Parliamentary oui'u'ns M"
yesterday the opening day.
NO LACK OF ENTHUSIASM
There were a great many men on horseback, ana
'aIds" as they were pOmpously styled, gh'oped
hither aud thither through some OF the size
rtrees The arrang ements of getting INTO line were
tedious. At length when all was ready ana the
head If the body moved up Fourth-ave., II was
plain that the numbers were not nearly as great as
shey have been in past years, but no enthusiasm
was lacking The flags aud banners were hand
some and each of then bore an appropriate DEVICE
typical of the religion and nationality or the
Daraders "Homc Rule tor Ireland" ParDell our
Leader" "Well Have Our Own Again, Our
Countrv's Cause" were some of the notices. and
the groups OF sympaIhzipg spectators who gain
ered at the corners cheered as they saw the nag
and motto which they liked best.
These are the names of the men at the head OF
The nrlncInal divisions: Edward DOwdill Grand
Marshal: John Hcrnor, first AID John LYONS
second aid: special aids: First, John K. Dixon,
second Richard Reilly; lhud. wen M uiprloc'
large contingent came from We,tchester County.
ST. Coumhas Roman Cafholc lotal AoSiinenSe
Society showed ny III arge huuioe.S o LIZ oro
Club each man carving an IRISH blackthorh SUCK
and the Galway Mems Benevolent ASSOCIATION
Thsle were In all tOrty-four DIVISIONS OF tue An
Gent Order of llbernians, incl4oihs HuuetUuS
delegation rom Queens and Richmond C1untes.
C'pan VILLAIN Judge had charge p Gi .r rSe az
Columba's Rife Corps and the -. fatr'cAs ALI
ance Guard ,,..A
At to Union square. around Washington Mona-
ment TO Seventc,nth-St., where the reviewing
stand was: along Four have to Eghteenth--t TO
I,ff rn fC-Sry l-Sl.
Eastern Boulevard 20 J0ness 700, where gen
era entertainment was held. the proceeds TO DC de-
voted 10 fund for building call for the OTuer.
REVIEWING BOTH PROFESSIONS.
The other parade formed at Waveriy place ind
North Washington Square with James Carroll as
grand marshal and Philip J. COylc and John
EcGlynn as first and second sides They went up
Flftl-ave to Thlrteenth-st. past the reviewing
stand on Union square and seyent eenth Is 10
Hall where speeches were deliVeIeu " S p
Murphy. who presided Colonel joan DkIno'
Ma srlce Z. Wllhcreg, of Phliau pna, ana o'AeIs
A hall was held in The -ane place III the evening
and every body enjoyed themselves thoIouggn ,2:
both nara ,es were reviewed by the hedIs OI iLee
tVtv Denar rnents and the members Of the Board OF
Aldermen as also Jntge OBren, Recorder ol3ytn
JUDGES MARITIME, GiideTsieeve. Co"lng and olheie
Mas was celebrated III the punclph! a noto
ohuT. hos il the city aud panegyrics on 81 Patrck
wore delivered In the Cathedral Ponilhcal hieh
mass va. offered up at i a. II. by Archbishop Cor
rgsn, assisted by the Rev. father Nu'heIn Az oct1
con. the Rev. Father Livlngston sub-deac9n, am
! MeSSrs. MCCARTHY
pi honor Father W J. Ke y actea as h,st mater
OF ceremonies and Father DAILY second. Bishop
Ofarel OF Trenton, \. j., presched A chancci
CHOIR OF seventy bows Joined IN the music.
Superintendent Murray had so policemen scat
tered along the routes of the parades of the lrsh
societies to keep the crowds in order and TO pre-
vent small bows from snOwbalng the paladers-
THE PARADE IN BROOKLYN
Flags Of all nations except the British decorated
che City Hall in Brooklyn, and tie American Tag
and the green banner of Ireland occupied the most
prominent places There were two paIadeS, ana
the lines OF march along Fulton-st and the
The IlibcrnIafs formed their division IN Bedford
and DIVISION ayes and the marcA began aDo ''u
noon Miles r. Mcparta1d was eme 8, .dr ne md
the officers assisting the grand marshal were
Thomas kOddcn first aid; James Ganney, secohu
aid Patrick Mccarthy, grand marshal OF the
A o. H. of Kings County; William Cloonan, hrst
cid Peter T. Mead second aid Martin Mcllernan,
parshal OF d., ision No John Galhgher, Dly-
fsion No 2; john Anfley. Division No q; iAtrlcH
Fox, Division NO John lAnean DIvislon No. I;
Patrick McIntre Division No 3 r. J. McC alllorn,
division No. 9; William B. Brce, Division No. ! /
Michael Lyons and James Gavin, DIVISION 20. Z.
John Fryar and James COnlOn, Division No. 1 {;
James Ratiean, ID vision No. IS; John Hall,
division No l9 joseph Campbell Division aa,j NO.
DIVISION No. 20; A. j. McGlOory, Division No, 80;
Patrick Flanncry, Division No. 81 james McCabe,
The second parade was Of tho Ancient Order
of Ubernians, formed soon as the streets were
,leared Of the first and began its march BY
e'clocS Nearly 1900 men were In line. and tho
PROCESSION as il moved through the streets with
Sanners fving and music playing. was greeted
with frequent cheers. Matthew saith was grand
marshal Thomas Mcmahon and William i@aean'
aids Among the officials who occupied the car
rfages were County delegate. Thomas KecRan
county secretary. Charles j. Lowery; COUNT, n Il
egatc. VI ciacl Kennedy; STATE secretary: John
NcKeogh State treasurer william Price; National
dclccate Maurice + Wilhcre. all OF which gentle
in he officers
irish Convention were: President, Patrick fiynes
vicc-nresidcnt. Patrick Connors: secretary. james
J. O'Donnell: assistant secretary Patrick Casey
and treasurer Samuel O'Brien.