Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-07
TWO RIVAL PARADES.
The Hibernians Will Again be Divided
on st. Patrick's Day.
THEY HOPE TO AVOID A CONFLICT.
Both Organizations Will Practically Cover
the Same Routes.
LIST OF MARSHAL ROCHFORD'S AIDES

The Ancient Order of Hibernians is ar
ranging for two large turnouts on st. Pat
rick's Day. The parades will be held by
the Board of Erin and the American Board.
Both parades will take place in the fore
noon, and, notwithstanding the fact of the
bitter; enmity between the rival organiza-
tions, it is not at all likely that there will be
any trouble. The routes of the parades
have been so arranged that the performance
like that which occurred at the dedication OF
St. Agnes Church will be avoided. Both
organizations will practically cover the same
ground, but the leaders hope that they can
parade side by side without conflict.
William Rockford Will be the grand
marshal OF the Board of Erin parade. Yes
terday he made his appointments. John
Mcfarland will be adjutant general and
Thomas Burke chief of staff. The following is
a list of those appointed on the staff by the
grand marshal:
WELL KNOWN FRESHMEN.
William Ganghan. John Murphy Owen
Waters, William Kerrigan. George Price.
Patrick H. Moran, John Reynolds. Peter
Dowd, James Ryan. Patrick McMullen,
James Talon, John Gibbons, Frank
Mccoy, Patrick Boylan, Edward Monaghan,
John Conway. Thomas O'Holloran, John
Joyce, Michael Joyce, John Bigge, Joseph
Waters, Edward Finnan, Henry Dougherty.
Thomas Coyne, John Slevy, Patrick Moran.
ST.. John Bailey. Martin Daily John Nangle,
John Goram John NJ. Dixon. Michael Redman,
Darby Conway, John Comfy, James Reilly,
Michael Herman, James Donahoe, John Gan
non, Philip Sweeny, Patrick Whalen. John
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William Mallon, Michael Murphy, John Burke,
Peter Ward, Patrick Ward.
The procession will form on Grant street,
right resting on Fifth avenue and will move at
II o'clock sharp, in the following order: The
Grand Marshal followed by the above named
staff, in turn to be followed by the First Bat
TALON Hibernian Rifles, B. of E.. under the
command of Colonel Felix Mcknight, Lieuten-
ant Colonel John McGirr. Major James Reilly;
Company A, Captain John Crowley; Company
B. Captain Martin DAILY; Company g, Captain
Patrick Keenan,; Company d, Captain John
McGirr; Company L, Captain Martin Coyne;
Company F, Captain Patrick McDermott.
COMMANDING LINE AIDS.
After the above companies form in line the
members of the various divisions will follow, to
be under the command of the following line
aids: William Kelly. Patrick McMorrow,
Michael Feeley. John Murray, W. d. Nc
Auliffe, James Doyle. Edward Griffen, Michael
Fitzpatrick, John Rohan, Patrick Green, Peter
Woods, Thomas McCool, Patrick Moran, Jr,
Hugh McNally, Thomas Farnan, Terence
Clancy. L. D. Buckley, Michael Murphy. John
Hollywood.
The route of procession will be Fifth avenue
to Market street. to Sixth street, to Penn ave-
nue., to Seventeenth street, to Liberty street, to
Smithfield street. to Fifth avenue, to Grant
sire ct and dismiss.
All carriages containing members OF the
order with their families will remain on the
extreme left and follow in the rear of the pro-
cession.
The American board has not vet completed
their arrangements for their parade. P. Fallon
will be Chief Marshal. The route of the pro-
cession will be as follows: Fifth avenue to
Wylie avenue, to Tunnel street. to Webster
avenue. to Washington street, to Fifth avenue
to Wood street, to Water street, to Penn ave-
nue. to Seventeenth street. to Liberty street. to
Wood street, to Fifth avenue. to Smithfield
street, to Sixth avenue, to Wylie avenue and
dismiss. The parade will move promptly at 10
o'clock sharp from Hibernian Hall, on Wylie
avenue.
Chief Marshal Fallon was seen last night, and
to DISPATCH reporter he said: I'VE have
not completed our arrangements yet, but will
do so bv Tuesday. We decided upon our route
last December and do not think there will be
any trouble. We are the original Hibernians,
without any board attachment, and will try to
have out 4 large crowd in honor of Irelands
patron saint. Ihope that the route of the other
will not interfere with our parade.
We will go over the route we decided upon and
there will be no trouble. We will have large
delegations present from Fayette, WestmOre-
land and Mercer counties, Steubenville,
Y Youngstown, BellaIre and other towns. In the
evening we will have an entertainment in our
hall on Wylie avenue"