The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-13
SAINT PATRICK'S DAY
AND HOW 1T WILL BE CELEBRhTED.
Tho Programme ss Issued by tho Chief
Marshai-The Societies Who VIII Take
Part-The Limo of March.

On next Thursday. the 18th instant, St.
Patrick's day. all the IRISH Americans of Rich
mond and vicinity will parade in honor of
Irelands patron saint. Every Irshman is
earnestly invited and requested to take part.
whether he belongs to any OF the existing
societies or not. There was time. not many
years ago. when st. Patrick's day parade in
Richmond was an imposing sight, and it is
intended now to revive this time-honored Gus
tom, and upon those interested. or who
ought to be interested will depend the success
of the celebration Of the day Tor the future.
Tho programme for the day, as issued by
Chief Marshal William RANKIN, will DO exc
cuted as follows:
The SOCIETIES.
The parade will move from the Cathedral
Hall. corner of Ninth and Marshall streets.
promptly at 9 o'clock in the morning. and the
various societies will take their places IN the
following order
St. Peters Cadets. /. Lynch, captain. east
side of Ninth street. right resting on north
side of Mar, ball street. Catholic Beneficial
Society, John Nj. Higgins. president. west
side of Ninth street right resting on north
side of Marshall street: Catholic knights Of
America. Branch l43. +. Catogni president
east side of Ninth street. right resting on
south side of Marshall street. Catholic
Knights of America Branch 162. 4. l.. Masu-
rler, president west side of Ninth street right
resting on south side of Marshall street. Nc
Gill Catholic Union. S. J.. Kelley. president,
east side of Eighth street, right resting on
north side Of Marshall street. Nest-End
Catholic and Beneficial Society. j. J. Dreamer,
president, west side Of Eighth street, right
resting on north side of Marshall street; An
osa lid. .F 49, aIu
dent. east side Of Eighth street. right resting
on south aide of Marshall street ST. Patrick )
Beneficial Society. Thomas DAVIS. president,
west side of Eighth street, right resting on
south side Of Marshall street.
TIE MARCH.
The line of march will be as follows: Up
Marshall TO Fourth. Fourth TO Grace. Grace
TO episcopal re sidence. where the parade VIII
be reviewed by tho bishop and clergy,
thence through the Capitol Square. where the
Governor will also review 1t; thence TO Broad
TO st. Patrick's church. where services will
be held and panegyric preached by the
Rev Father falOn, OF Alexandra. After
the services the parade will reform and march
down Twenty-Fifth 10 Main. up Main tc
Fifth, Fifth to Franklin, Franklin TO tlrst,
First to Broad. Broad TO Eighth where the
chief marshal and staf will review the pa
rade.
| HE A4D-.
The aides Of the chief marshal and the gen
tlemen who will serve on his stat will veal
silk hats dark suits and green sashes They
will report 10 the chief marshal mounted al
| $50 clock on the morning OF the 18th. They
| will be the following: L. j. Reilly. W. +
Reddy. j. L. Capston. John Murphy. d. j
| Coleman. John NJ Higgins. JamesJ: Dreamer
j. X. Molloy. William Dsifron. Philip O'Neil
George A. Cunningham, Joseph ". Lauoe
/ l.
John ]. DAILY, L. w. Cunningham. A. l.
Masurier. Michael Cox. Charles Brooks
Maurice Johnson. W. j. Quigley, Charles
TAYLOR, Michael Bryon, Charles Maboney
James j. Rankin. John Moore, James L
Ferriter. John Ahern, Pat mcGovern. JONI
Haley. James Melvin, James McDonough
| Thos. Byrnes, John Sinnott. John McCready
W T. Finegan, John Keaveney, Jane
Hayes, John McGovern. John ID. Okeeffe
ID. +. keenan,. Peter T. Murphy, 2. j. Ryan
James Haley. James Redmond. Daniel Hig
Gins John Kelley, John II. Neagle. Jane
Bahen. a. J. Cavanaugh, +. j. Hogan, Johl
Mckinley, Felix keegan. John Deasy. T. II
Donahoe. John NJ. kyall. Ed. Donahoe
James Phillips. Thomas Barry, james J.
O'Keeife. NJ J. DAILY, Thomas OGorman
George Corners. James +, Mckinney, I'M y
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| Martin George Bannister. Thomas MulqO"
nev Iemuel Lynch, James Holeran' Jon
Teefey. Pat Rafter. p. NJ. ODonnell' Jon
Powers. John Mulcahey.
A meeting of the marshals and stat and
the various committees having charge OF "a
arrangements will be held at the Catheor'
Hall at 3 o'clock this afternoon, when III
variant busiuess is 10 be transacted and
members are requested to attend.
Banquet Committee Dahr0n.
] Cayanaugh, j. j. Cullen; NJ. Byron
Charles Brooks. F. j. Reilly, T. Keenan,, Jon
A. Haley. James l.. Capston.
Committee on Toast and Printing-Thomi
Rvrne. DR.. d. }. Coleman, Thomas Cox WI
liam i. Reddy, James A. Nolan, P. keenal
Felix Keegan.
Committee on Music-P. J.; Ryan. Jam'
Hayes James ); Dreamer, Mil'S G -. Su 9S,,
ningham. .. -. rr.ro
! r. Higgins, John d. O'Keefie, James
Ferriter, NJ. Byron NJ. II. Mccarthy I.
Murphy.