The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-07

OtRlullUB VI NOIh Oh tilt utW tufhtlt
which has long been promised the people
of this city, and which will occupy this
site.
The Arrangements Completed.
The delegates from the different Irish
societies TO arrange for the celebration of
St. Patrick's Day again assembled in
Sarsiield Hall last evening TO complete
arrangements for the parade. Encourag-
ing reports were received from the various
parishes, and after few remarks by Den
mis- McElroy, chief marshal i'm 1883, who
said the parade would doubtless be a
thorough success, he was chosen TO take
charge of company to be formed from
the young men of st. Joseph's parish. All
such desiring 10 join company OF such
nature are invited to report TO him.
Brief remarks were made by Matthew
Curran; Assistant Marshall Burns, who
advocated the appointment of "A commit
tee to wait upon mill owners and request
them TO shut down on the day of the
celebration; Thomas McParlin, who ex-
pressed the belief that the celebration of
ST. Patrick's day is one of the best means
of uniting Irishmen that has ever been
taken; Mr.. OConnor who reported that
the temperance societies of Taunton,
Newport and South Providence are TO be
invited to take part in the celebration;
Chief Marshall Herman, who reported
everything as going on smoothly and ex-
peditiously.
Resolutions upon the death of Michael
Crawley were adopted
The chief marshal has issued an order
by which the line viii be made up as
follows:
Police Platoon.
Chief Marshal Herman.
Assistant Marshals-Capt. Joseph f. Burns
and Lieut. i. j, kirwin.
Personal staff-Patrick O'Malley, Patrick T.
Hayes. Joseph Osiield, Jr.. John r. Kiernan,
John Coyle, Joseph Mullen DIR. O'Keefe. Il.
Mckeon, Dennis \. McElroy. John O'Con-
Honorary Aids0Daniel F. Harold, sarsfield
Association: Martin f. Moriarty, Triangles;
Thomas p. Gill, A. .: H., No. /; John Ford,
L. n. r.; Charles McGunnagle, /. y. F.;
Matthew Curran, ClNn;;na-Gael; Thomas
Ryan. Sacred Heart. II. a. Is. Society;
Thomas .Curley, 81 Marys parish; Joseph
Fartg nels peter hTi ormnn ry William % cnos NJ oNeii
Louis Phillips, Richard NJ. Burns, Thomas
j. Crane. William Flanagan, Thomas
Leonard, Michael Brahaney, Thomas Ryan
National Band.
First Division.
Military; Mayor and City Council in car
riages.
Second Division.
Ancient Order Hibcrnians.
Third Division.
Temperance Societies.
Fourth Division.
Triangle, Sarsfield and Young Irelanders AS
sOcations.
Fifth Division.
>guese and French Organizations
Sixth Division
Parish Delegations.
Seventh Division.
Irish National fOresters.
Eighth Division.
Carriages containing invited guests and citi-
Zcns
The following route of march has been
suggested by the chief marshal and ap-
proved by the executive committee: Form
on Haymarket square, right resting on
Pleasant street. up Pleasant street to
Pawtucket avenue, TO Pine street, TO Main,
down Main across the bridge TO Water
street, to Division, to School, To Main, to
Walcott TO summit street, TO Broadway,
TO Carnation street; countermarch on
Broadway to Central avenue to Fountain
street, to East, 10 North Main, to Central
to High, TO Cross, To Broad, to Cowden
street, 10 Hedley avenue, to Dexter street,
to Barton, TO High, down High and across
Main street TO East avenue TO Haymarket
square, where the line will be dismissed.
The chief marshal and guests will review
the column at the square.
In the District Court.
In the District Court, yesterday, two
persons were fined 81 and costs for drunk
enness and two others like amount for
revelling. a person arrested for drunk
enness and revelling was discharged with
out costs.
Cooney was arraigned for keeping liquor
for illegal sale, pleaded not guilty, aud
will have u trial the 2lSt inst. George l..
Merrill became surety in the sum of 500
Mary Hannaway and John Field were
sentenced TO six months at the State
Workhouse as common drunkards. The
last named took an appeal. One other
person was fined ~ and costs for drunk
enness.
Alexander ]. Silmore and Lena +. Will
cox wereeach arraigDed on the charge of
maintaining common nuisance, to wit,
the Park Hotel. The mau claims the
woman keeps the place, and she claims he
is the proprietor Both pleaded not
guilty aud.both were required TO furnish
bonds in the sum of 500 for their appear
ance for trial next Monday.
Mary and Annie Martin, the two other
women taken from the Park Hotel last
night, pleaded not guilty to the charge Of
being lewd, wanton and lacivious persons,
and were put under 800 bonds for ap-
pearance next Monday
Violet Golden. Sadie Howard, Florence
White. md May Russell the four women
taken from the Union House on Broadway
last night were arraigned on the same
charge, pleaded not guilty, and put under
bonds OF 800 for their appearance for
trial next Monday.
0John McNabb was arrested last night
for disturbing a meeting at the colorcd
mission on Main street, and was this
morning fined s. and costs for his amuse-
ment.
a Missionary Mass Meeting at the FIRST
baptist Church.
a missionary mass meeting was nold in
the First Baptist Church yesterday after.
noon. The church was completely filled.
large numbers coming from the Baptist
churches at Lonsdale, Valley Fails, Cen
tral Falls and at her a1 inCput ma ariqbas
The meeting was addressed by the Rev. J.
r.. Clough, ID. ID, OF Augolia. India. upon
the religion VI that land and the work Of