New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
TWO PARADES IN BROOKLYN.
ACCIDENTS FROM FRIGHTENED HORsEs-DIN.
NERS IN THE EVENING.

ACCIDENTS FROM FRIGHTENED HORSES-DIN.
NERS IN THE EVENING.
ST ratrick's Day was welcomed in Brooklyn by the
lavish display OF flags and bunting in the CITY Hall
and It's annex, the Municipal Building The Aldermen
appropriated $50 more for the decoration yesterday
than they did for a like purpose on Washngton's
birthday. There much wearing Of the green in
the streets and public buildings Mayor Chaplin
a sprig OF shamrock in his buttonholc.
As has been the custom for several years, the Irish
societies failed to unite for their annual parade and
there were two gatherings of clans II is st0Iuy As
serted that by another year the divisions will be healed
and united parade will take place. The Ancient
order Of Hibernians Of the Board OF Erin was the
official designation OF BODY and the Ancient Order
OF IIibernians of America Of the other. The former
paraded first and led by Grand Marshal Thomas
Gaffncy. The head of the column started from the
fountain at Bedford and Division aves. about p. m
There were about 1000 men from different oreaniza-
,ions in line The march was made in Bedford,
Willougby Classon and Myrtle aves Courtst. around
the CITY Hall and in COTt-St. and AtlanucaVc ana
Fourthave. The Mayor and other public officials re
viewed The ranks at the City Hall
The other parade was marshallcd by Lawrence r.
Carroll and started from North Thlrd-st ana Nytle-
ave. After reaching Bedford and Division AYES inc
route was the same that pursued by the previous
narade The city officials had the privilege of seeing
the men march past There about 1000 men III
the ranks company OF uniformed men known rs
the Emmett Guards loudly applauded. gieV
crowd OF spectators gathered the steps OF the Guy
Hall.
James Gaffney OF the aids to Grand Marsiiii
Gaffney rode over and knocked down Joseph Mckinney
of Paterson. n. j.. at Bedford ave and CYmersI' anu
was arrested but friend gave bail for him. NC
Kinley not seriously hurt. Ganneys morse got DC
You'd his control and dashed up and down BediOrd-aVe
carrying disnay into the ranks Of the DystthuerS
After the accident mounted policeman caught the
horse and arrested the rider
Morris McQuad, twenty four years old, OF Grahan-st
and Pariave was thrown from his wagon at Bedford
ave- and Koscluskost by his horse becoming frightened
by the parade and his skull was fractured. lie was
empoyed at the st0ncy ard Of Colonel a. D. Baird Nc
Ouald WAS removed 70 the Eastern District Hospital
where he died two hours later.
The ST. Patricks society had It's annual dinner at
No II Clark-st last evening. AbOnt 20 members
sat at the tables. John G.. Mcclure presided and
made the first of the speeches The list OF tOass ana
speakers was a, follows The Day We Celebrate" ~
the Rev John NJ Kiely D." Ireland by lhan 4,
Dewitt The United states" by General lichiS w:
Slocum: 1.-THE Prcss-thc Constant Friend u Ireland
by Murat IIalstead The City Of Brooklyn by MAYOR
Chaplin: Our sister Societies. by Judge lratt OF llc
New England Society " The Ladies'" by Andrew NC
Lean. . 49,, H..
The Knights Of st. Patrick dined at the Hotel B0st-
wyk IN the Eastern District, and J. J. Mal0ney pre-
dinner in ArIOn Hall. m Wallst., near Broadway'