New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18
PLANS FOR To-DAY'S CELEBRATIONS!
FESTIVITIES BOTH BY DAY AND EIGHT-RoUTH
OF THE PARAr

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OF THE PARADE. !.
The celebration Of ST. Patrcks Day to-day win, 1t
h expected, be one of the most interesting dcmonsra
tions I'm honor OF Irelands patron saint held In
this city Special cffots have been directed toward
making the pasede as imposing In appearance and
strength Of numbers possible, and the festivities
tonight, wen as during tho day
VIII be numerous. The Irish societies wiz form for
their parade In Washington Square at n m, and
march through Fifth to Thrtcenth-st The line Of
march VIII then be to broadway. 10 Fourteenths and
ssound the Washington MonumentuD broadway to Sew
enteenthst, past the revicwingstand 10 Fourth-sye,
and hon TO Fifty scventhst TO the Eastern boulevard
and to Jones's Wood. John Hernon win DO grand
marshal Of the parade, Timothy Cannyt first aid and
Patrick Ddf second. aid.
There win be forty-nine divisions Of the Ancient
Order of Hfbernisns led BY Hugh Murray, and the
Galway Association, under Peter Madden. Tho Young
Menssst James Society will be led by Captain Casey.
and the laorers' organizations expected 30 turn
out in force. The military companies that VIII
parade are St Pstricks Alliance Guards. Company A.
: HDerniau Rifles: Young Mems ST. James Rife Corps.
3 st. CoautnbRs Rifle Corps, and the Columbia Guards.
large number Of invitations have been sent out by
the Committee of Arrangements 10 city officials and
other prominent er to take part in the review, and
most Of them have accepted. Among them are Re-
corder smyth, Judges Gldersleeye, Cowing and Mar
tine, District Attorney Fellows, Assistant District
Controller Myers, ex-Aayor Grace and County Clerk
Reilly.
, ON reaching Jones's Woods, speeches win be madc
o% coronsr Levy and cSsrs
ySe committee Of arrangements are as follows:
Ma ss aeSs a.ssg nac Fs Cuban Nun
ns Hugh Murray James Hs9gs ,s assssase vii
sss m nus Ss tSs 'a dancers It IS hoped that ths
admission III OF twenty-five cents ct JoneSs WOODS
Win brfnFNM handsome sum Of money Tor the
PANEL fesSnes Fund; The annual dinner q the
H.uss Is re ssenns Among The speakers expected
are sD Gos e nor Hin and Roger K PryoF
HIBgRNIANs REJOICE IN sTENwAY HALL
ste.nvay Hall was crowded last evening by an
.uAaence that assembled to enjoy entertainment
h ala OF the Parnc Defence Fund.- under the auspices
o. the Ancient Order Of Hibernians. Charles A. Dana
who presided said that this was sacred anniversary
not merely from the historic associations Of many
centuries, bat because 1t was hentined With the OPP
press,or and the hopes of Ireland This year those
who celebrated St PatricRs Day had especial reason
20 rejoice in that the of Ireland had recovered
from n conspiracy 80 foul to make the whole world
nrn away IN disgust Because Of this victory Irish
men the world over could with renewed hope IN their
breasts offer up the old prayer God save Ireland
Congreasman samuel J. Randall and =; y, 'PownssT'
L anss ysss sung b Richard nns n ans cesrtsy Bnn
ciRvrne ana Mayor Orestes Cleveland, Of Jersey Cay
Wayor Grants appearance the platform was geeleo
With nppiause The Mayor, however, could not nc
,,,l ia speak 20 the audience, Is be had 70 hurry
away 10 another meeting and his place was nHen
bv Mayor Gleason, Of Long Island CITY. y 4. SuI-
uyan And Miss sophia T. Poole awakened enthusiasm
81 singing Irish ballads
REMEMBERING THE SAINT IN THE CHURCHES
The memory of St Patrick received dne tribute
xsssrsy Ia the Roman Catholic Chupche Of the city
lIt.rx were decorated with flowers In profusion
sad many pctarss Of tho patron saint Of ireland vefs
d!splaycd Solemn high mass was celebrated q 81
p.,r,iss cathedral NJ 10 80. Archbishop corrigaI
ss the eniehrapf assisted BY the Rev Father Layrl
TSe Rev jeremiah o'ConneF, 5. j., spoke o. ID
1irsnes az 81. Patrick. The Rev.. Father Bnrh
uresched In tho Church Of St. Benedict the Moor O
e al patrick and His Work and the Rev. James
r1trkerfy preached IA old st. PafrcRs on the sam
sghjeet
SUBSCRIBING 10 THE PARNEt.L FUND;
rew-Hayen, March II sspecian. Fully 5000 peopi
.ts~pxed mass meeting At tho Hyperion Thestrc ht
cvsutnr under the suspioes OF the sens Of st. Patrick
uayor II r. Peck presided. and addresses were mad
g. sx-sepator r ). Vance, OF New-Britain, John
.k,tts AZ HewG London and judge william Q. Robin
ts ~ nlisr,asn j. b. wbittsmore, Of this city
fasrbutsons amounting 70 about se.soo were receive
lor the Psrnen FUND.
ssessIs q
HorrI 10 BEcoHs Az OFFICE BUILDING
tf~fcf In 4rooxga opposite the City Hal Peft