The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-15
SEVENTEENTH OF MARCH
TIE CELEBRATION or sT. P1TRICK's
DAY.
The Parade In Richmond Promises 20 be the
Largest for Years-The Line of March-The
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Largest for Years-The Line of March-The
Banquet-A Short sketch of the Mission
ary's Life.
Next Tuesday is st. Patricks Day. The
celebration promises to be a great success,
and the indications are that the parade will
be the largest seen in Richmond on that day
for long time.
The celebration Of the day will conclude
with banquet at Sanger Hall. which will
begin at 3 o'clock.
The chief marshal. Mr.. W. T. Reddy, has
sent ont the following
"All citizens OF Irish birth or descent and
all sympathzers with the Irish cause are
earnestly invited 20 take part in the parade on
Tuesday next. the 18th inst
Those living in the West-End viii assem-
bic az the Sacred Heart church at o'clock \;
VI Those living in -. patrick.s parish Will
assemble AZ the schoo-house, Twenty-sixth
and Grace streets. at the same time: from
which place they will march 10 the Cathedral
Hall and take Mp the positions hereafter
assigned them. Those in the Cathedral parish
must be in position at $50 o'clock A. NJ, as
the line Will move promptly at o'clock"
MARCHING ORDER.
| ne SOCIETIES were lUl ll''t ~ i'ttNMo iAt'N
Regiment Band and st. Peters Cadets on
Ninth. north OF Marshall, right resting on
Marshall. q,
Catholic Beneficial Society and Catholic
knights Of America Branches lij and 1872 on
Ninth. south OF Marshall.
McGill Catholic Union and Wes-End Cath
Ole Social and Beneficial Society, on north
side Of Marshall. right resting on Ninth.
Blues Band St I'atrick's Beneficial and So
cial Society and Ancient Order OF Hibernians
on Eighth. south Of Marshall, right resting on
Marshall
Unorganized bodies. mounted contingent
and carriages on Eighth street north of Mar
shall. right resting on Marshall.
The following gentlemen have been APP
pointed aides 10 the chief marshal and will re-
port to him mounted ut the Cathedral Hall at
:. IL o'clock A. NJ.
Messrs +. j. Reilly. John Murphy, William
Rankin James f. Ferrter. John X. Molloy,
William Dafron. NJ II. Cox. John II. Din
ncen. George Ben. Johnson James l.. Cap
ston. ID. j. Coleman. W. l.. Fnegan. James
Dnscoll. L. O,Donnen. i. Cummlns. j.. kee-
nan. John Dcasy. John j. Finegan. Philip
O'Nein W j. Quigley. John Teefv, James
Hollorau. Thomas MuIdowney. :. L. Kelly,
John O'keefe Phil Shea L. j. Disney Maui
rice johnson. IhilipJ. Ryan, James Hayes,
James T. McGraw. L. W. station. John
OToole. 4. j. Cayanaugh james Hartley. T..
T. Murphy. T. T. Murphy A l.. Mssurier,
Cullen. Thomas Byrues W 4. Ryan. James
J.. Keehe. G.. f. Sherrin Allen Potts. A. ".
Eoseue. T. McDonough, T. T. Murphy. Louis
Hatke. John Sullivan
The aids will wear dark suits, green sashes
and silk hats.
TIE ROUTE
The line of march VIII be as follows Up
Marshall to Fourth. Fourth 60 Grace Grace
through Capital Square go Twelfth, Twelfth
10 Broad Broad to Twenty fifth. Twenty
fifth 10 ~. PatrckS church. where solemn
services viii De held and sermon suitable % !
the occasion preached by the Rev. o. Kier-
nan. of Fail River. Mass. After services the |
liue will reform and march down Twenty /
fifth to Main. Main 20 Fifth. Fifth to Frank |
ln Franklin 90 First. Fist % Broad, Broad /
10 Ninth.
Service, will commence 40 10 o'clock sharp.
The parade wll Dee reviewed los the Right F.
Rev Bishop from ms residence hy the Cover /
nor and Mayor from the Executive Mansion /
and bv the marshal and stan before disband- /
ing at Ninth and Broad
The toast card for the banquet is as follows. /
l. ST. Patucks Day The day we cel- /
citrate
The faith Of Col
Like sunlight flowed DER her blushing sod.
Since then she has passed. through storms Of /
ili.
Yet ihat sunli, radiance is burning ,siin'
w. /. Eoddy.
. yirgina-
Nomru than hers ore drawer
Ilcr women hcart, ne.or waycr;
I'D freely die to safo her.
And think uy Dor divine
Judge W. H. Flournoy.
g. Ireland
Coul thc chain for an instant he riycn
Which tyranny flung round ms then
No. Obs NOT lu man nor 900 heaven
ct Tyranny bind u again
D. !. Coleman. u ID. /
4. The City Of Richmond
Whore cr roam. whatever realms see.
1Iy heart uutlaycled tond.y turn, 90 thee
Hon. j. Taylor Eiiyson.
5. The Clergy They are sent 10 Ms on .
csands full of love. for as they labor and for .
"a, ;hrt die Rcy. A. LgAthcIu.
g. Our Socictc--lhcy are the links which !.
bind a., together Iu harmony and promote
b.otnery love-. ). Reilly.
g. The Irish in America Columbia gave
thm liberty which. I'm Tire future as IN tine
past. they Me ready To- defend with their
=, Civil md Religious Liberty Give me the
imperialism OF equal rights give ne the CEN
tili-m OF liberty Major John h. Dnucon.
IS. lhe Press Liberty IS stamped .egioly on
Us uage-, and even fnc fold !, marked with
freedom IS. e.. Waller DAILY Times
10 Muman A Mlnsteung angel thou
Ja--.s &. Nolan.
LTE or TIE SAINT.
ST. Patrick WAS % distinguished missionary
o. the llf. century. and D. commonly known I
a- tine apostle of Ireland There Is some rn-
certainty l~ to tle date nad place of his birth
40, birth is Yir1us'y assigned 10 the years
800 and O.. A. d.. u, which the latter .if NOT
even 10 later da'.1 ifm more probable. as some
even plf d iu the year i12 OF tAc place. D. IS
only known farctrtain. from lis owu con,c-,-
i.u thai hi. iltlcr bad nsmall farm near Bou-
aNtm. Iatcuip and u one ~ Che ancient
lives hc i- sai1 o. have been born az Nomthur
Arguing on these data. connected with other
collateral indications. some wTicr, assign DID,,
bith place o. The present BoWoWgc-
Others to place in the estuary Of the CLYDE
called from him. hipa.nck 20 OF near the
modern Dumlagton.
81. rAMcA's PARENTS
His father. De himself tells. was "a deacon
named Calpuulu7. Dis mother according 10
the ancient toe.1 plers was named C0uchus
or tnuchtSsi. .cordlug to some of these au-
thorte, "a sister OF ST. Martin II Tours. ~
Iuu'As original name Is sad to have
been Alccat, fatucus being the Roman name
(which Doe Wa, known.
ina las NteHfth year hc $50, seized while at
ns fathers farm Ov band of pirates. and
WITH "a number 0i others WAS carried to Ire
lIhd ald sold o. 20 pctfy chief, IN whose s,r-
Wee De- remained f.r SIX years, after which he
succeeded DO e1rrtu2 his escape and probably
after second captivity. went 10 France. where
nr became monk or account. lt Is said, of .
vision which he bad.
lfe afterwards went to Rome. whence he