New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
FOR ST. PATR1CK'S DAY.
FRESHMEN WILL BE OUT IN FORCE.
PLANS FOR THE PARADE COMPLETED-M
ENTERTAINMENTS IN HONOR OF
THE PATECN SAINT.

THE PATE~N SAINT.
When the names Of all the Irish organizations mat
ri, celebrate st. Patrick's Day this year arc men
toned it will be found that the Observance OF ire
festival will be on larger and more general scale
than ever before. The plans for the parade by the
Ancient Order of Ibernans and the games ana speech
making In Joncs's Wood completed. James Lamb
has been elected grand marshal with owen 'Ih'oh
first and Patrick Nolan second aid. john j. HICKEY
patrick McKenna and William Leddy special aids
For the first time in many years the own Regiment
under command of Colonel James Cavanaugh viii head
,be naradc the routc of which has been fixed officially
a. follows MI,
The procession will move at 1 o'clock sharp The
military under command Of Colonel James CaVahan@h'
will 90 up Fftlave.. to Thrtecnth-st. 10 Broadway
70 Fonrccnth> around Washington statue TO hroao-
way ,o Seventecntlst.. passing in front of the grand
stand where the procession will be reviewed by 'he
MAYOR and city authorities. thence TO Fourthavc' to
Eghteenth-st.. to Ffhavc, to futy-se'c'''i's'' "
Eastern Boulevard. TO Jones's WOOD.
II will be made mp of these civil and military bodies
Ancient order Of HibemianS of Wcstches'er 'ouhN'
Marshal Thomas O'NcL
Right resting left Of the Ancient oTd'r oil o'rhahs
Of Ncw-YOfk
St. Columbia Il. c. 7. A. H. Society.
Marshal. Daniel Cullen.
rcht resting on the lo Of Ancient order Of Hbenions
Of westchester.
Galway Benevolent Association.
Marshal. Peter Madden.
The civic societies will be preceded oy
the soh Regiment under command OF Colonel James Cav
anaGch.
ubc-nian Rifles under command OF Captain William Judge
Alliance Guard under command OF Captain Thomas Cahl
Tie presentation of costly sword TO Lieutenant
Colonel Moran. of the Goth Regiment Will be one
Of the most interesting Of the many evening enter
tainments. The presentation will be made by Mayor
Grant in Central Turn Ncren Hall, Sixty -sevcnthst.
and Thrd-avc.. and will be followed by ball and
reception of the non-commissioncd officers. After
wards a sword. awarded TO Captain Maurice Cox at
the fair held recently in the Church of the Carmelitc
Fathers i'll be presented to him by Mayor Gleason. of
Long Island City. The weapon belonged to General
Thomas +. Meaghcr Captain d. {. Mccarthy. who
commands Company of the Goth Regimcni. VIII
have BAH and reception in rammany Hall the same
evening" al which the music Will lie furnished by
Professor William Bayne and his full band John
Murphy an old veteran and the present adiutant
Of the regiment will receive costly second Army
Corps badsc.
of the Irish Volunteers by a reception III Adclphi
Hall. Fifty sccoDdst. and scventaNe.. where drill
exhibitions vii be given and patriotic Irish songs
and speeches listened to and appl;uoed
The Gaelic society, which has always been to the
fore as faithful observer Of Irish anniversaries. Will
not be lacking this time. Ii will remember ~.
Patrick by songs and recatons in Gaelic and English
at the clubhouse. No. II West Twenty eiehth->t
Bishop OFarrell, OF Trenton. y. j., who Is an old
favorte this city, and considered to be better posted
in Irish history than any other Catholic ccclesasuc
in this section will lecture in the evening in Il.
Demands Church. West FOurteenth-str Oh 81 Pat
rick, the Apostle Of Ireland"
The rooms of the Catholic Club, No. 20 West Twenty
scvent will be another centre vi Interest lor 'hcrc
may be witnessed closely contested billiard ana poo
tournament, open 10 all members ol tie club, ana
for which large number OF entries have been already
made.
their celebration, which takes place TINS evening III
Cooper Union, when the Rev. Dr. EDWARD McGNnn
argue that Irish Apostle in favor OF the same
land system which the eA-pastor OF IT. stephens
The, Kings County Mems ASSOCIATION, Of which
ioyablc a time as any IIlsimen need wish al their
ball supper and reception IN Murray I'M HALL No. 'J9
Third ave. }. H. OIialloran Is the vice president and
the association is i'll most houri>himS condition.
p. A. Miloncy, president OF t!e Watcri9rd Mems
friends of that society who attend the entertainment
III Four large dinners will be held during the even
Ing. and these promise TO be the m II. st., interesting
Irish nag viii ny from the Hoffman House in honor Of
ST. Patricks Club, which Will have IT. hlnth ahuaI
have been sold. George F. McQgaG, John j. DGanS'
u. NJ Brown, Captain r. II. McNamec ana }; W.
worked hard for the success the affair.
William J. FanninG will preside. and thcsc toss'ss
Governor Hi; The Day we Celebrate Governor
albeit Of Jersey The United state eA senator
gresham Mccarthy, and " The Press Thomas H.
Tic Friends of Ireland will sit down in Rogcrs's
new dining hall No. q Park Place. to the number OF
100 and will be presided over by James \. OGurnau
They have many good speakers, including Di. ).
Superintendent Jackson Of Castle Garden: exCOrOncr
Nucent the Rev. +. J. slattery and William D. Con
molly the secretary of the society. upon whose
shoulders burden of the committee work has fallen
II Will be 125 years since the Friendly SONS Oh -
Patrick had their first celebration. and TINS dinner
promises TO be largely attended than any OF
The others. II Will be at Dclnonico's, and David
Mcclure will preside This j. the list OF speakers
& THE Day we Celebrate" Judge Barrett: " Ireland,
Chaunccy VI. Dcpew: The state OF New York, Gen
land W. Bourkc Cochran; The Bench and Bar"
Judge James Fitzgerald.
The Knights Of Il. Patrick will have an entertain
mcnt and supper at their clubhouse, No. SIG Broad
way. Henry ID. PurrOy Will preside
The annual dinner of the st. PatTicks Society OF
Rooms of the Academy Of Music TO-
morrow evening. Register of Arrears John
e. Nct;urc Will preside and make the opening speech
Vjcar-Gcneral William Kccgan Will respond 10 the
toast The Day We Celebrate - Ireland VIII be
The theme Of Judge Denis OIricn. Of the Court Of
aid Irish Politics" senator shcchan will respond
Tor The state Of New York. Andrew Mclean Will
speak for the absent Ladies'" and the Now England
and 81 Nicholas societies will be represented by Judge
bartlett Of the supreme Court, and cX Mayor Hunter
their presidents. $500 .
The rival factions Of the Irish societies VIII hold
separate parades the same route tomorrow, the
first starting at II a. m, and the sec md at D. H.
The Mayor and other city officials have been asked to
review both.
POSSIBLE RELIEF FOR MRS. KATE CHASE