New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
FOR THELOVEOFST. PATRICK
LOYAL IRISKNIEN HONOR HIS MEMORY.


SERVICES IN THE CATHEDRAL FOLLOWED by A
BIG PARADE, GAMES AND FESTIVITIES.
Filled with sweetest memories Of the Emerald Isle.
Irish men, and Irish women too. celebrated ST. Pat
ncks Day in this city yesterday. 1t is generally
understood by the paraders that they win be Obliged
TO tnrp out rain shine, for II they 10 march
on account Of unpleasant weather they would mot often
parade ST. Parlck's Day. But yesterday was pro
ptious and the rising greeted by the suffering
Stars and Stripes thousands of hagstATS GUd anon
them many green flag of Erin. As usual. the Irish
banner was up over the City Hall with the
municipal ensign either side and the American flag
above all.
During the earlier part OF the day tho centre OF
attraction for Irishmen the headquarters OF the
grand marshal, John J. Hickey, at SeooDdave. and
Thirty frst-st About fifty OF his aids gathered there
horseback from an parts OF the city wearing the
green and gold regaia OF the superior Officers OF the
Ancient Order Of Hbenans. The Grand Marshal
made brief address, in which he told them OF their
duties and added that he hoped through their fault,
nothing would 10 mar the pleasure of the day.
At IL A. IN. the patrona feast of the Cathedral was
celebrated with pontncal high mass. archbishop Cor
rigan onicatcd assisted by Father Michael Lavelle.
assistant priest: Fathers DAILY and Mcmahon. as
deacons OF honor; Father Connolly, deacon; Father
p. DAY. subdeacon; Bishopeect Mcdonnell and
Father Newey. masters of ceremony. The panegync
was preached by the Rev. DIR. Henry a. Bann rector
OF St. Agness Church The 69th Regiment was In
Colonel Cavanagh. The regiment occupied the seats
Of honor rs the invited guests OF the Archbishop.
Company Il, Captain Paul F. Leonard commanding.
had the of presenting arms the elevation OF
the host. The company was draw up In the nave
wearing helmets and stood at par 'derest during the
celebration of the until conse ration, when their
was roll of drums and blare of bugles and then the
company presented arms the host was elevated
and they dropped on one knee haynes band playeu
Irish airs the congregation leii the Cathedral.
As early IL O'Clock people btgan to collect along
the route OF the parade. At . II, m the procession
started. 1t preceded by squad OF mounted
police. Then the military escort In command
Of Captain Francis McAleavy, consisting OF hDeh''i
Rifles, Companies a, and c. Hibeinian nh'S vi
Queens County, and the Alliance Guard, COMMANDED
by Captain Thomas Carroll. Then came:
Grand Marshal Hickey and Aids
Officers Societies ana Guests, in Carriages
Queens County a. O. H.-Micha,l Calaghan Grand Mar
shal; Bernard Freepr N. First Aid.
Peter Kelly, Second Aid
Marshals Philip Smith. {. D.; Hugh Gallagher, II s.:
John White, F. s.; John Mullin. c. T.
Aids-James Gallagher. Thomas sOllon. Johr White.
Luke j. Connorton, Martin Carroll John
Mullen. Dennis Carroll. William
Beelo. Jan,s Liston.
A. o. H., City and County OF New-York, Forty'nine
Divis ons.
Marshas-Edward L. Carey, c D.. Bernard Ford. f. s.:
John Mcguire. {. T. :. John Maiden, c. T.
Aids-William Ryan. Patrick Eranniean. John Madden
Michael Tiemcy, BernsId Farrell Patrick Duffy.
Thomas Logan. James Heart. Thomas Woods, Hugh
O'Reilly John Morris I,atrck Foley Timothy Ryan.
Thomas Mcguire John j. Dixon, Patrick Mcfdroy
Patrick Troinor, Martin Farley, Thomas Sheridan.
Patrick Sheridan Patrick Brown, James Mccall Patrick
Walsh. owen Clark. JOIN Mcclure, Hugh McGibncy.
Dennis O'Connor, Thomas O'ConnOr John Flood, james
O'Brien. Edward Cox. Joseph Furnan. Michael DAILY.
John Mulqueen Patrick NIcCabe, Patrick Ward, Michael
Burns, John Mullen owen McCabe. James Brady.
Michael Devlin James. o. Neil Matthew Boylen Patrick
McKenna, Francis Leonard. Thomas L. OConnor
Counbia's H. c. 7. A. B. ISocietyNarshs John Gaynor
County Fermonogh Benevolent society-Musha, Patrick
McTaggart.
T1pperary Mems ASsoriation-Marshai' John wapole
Young Iislmen's Benevolent ACCOMPLISHMENTS Mar
Young Mems County Cas Benevolent Assocation-Mar
shall .ugene Reilly.
At the upper end Of Union square the parade was
reviewed from the cottI se by Mayor Grant President OF
The Board of Aldermen J. ii. v Arnold, Commissioner
Thomas Brennan CONS Missioner Thomas F. Glroy most
of the Aldermen RAJ State ard municipal officials
and a number of rominent citizens. The parade
ended at Jones's Wood and another demonstration
began there. WI ich County Delegate Edward H.
Carey was selected u preside. The proceeds OF that
affair TO tho fund for the projected Hberian
Hall.
The various divI IONS Of the Ancient Order Of HI
ternians which recs ,gnize John COyc county dele
cate assembled at ulcers Harlem River Park 70 cee-
brate the occasion 18th Irish National games military
DILL and dancing. There was also a shooting match
and athletic sports including tugofwar between the
members of the NJ York County and Kings County
Ancient Order Of IIbernian5. Bayne'S Goth Regiment
band fur she'd tn, music The festivities lasted untI
midnight. The Dmmttee OF arran gemcnts consisted
OF Dennis j. Iia Mon, chairman; james H. SnlhVan'
secretary: Matte McPhillip-, Mortimer sullivan,
Daniel McLaughl =, Alex. sweeney. Patrick VI. Mallon,
Michael Kennedy, james Cu,ck, Thomas Banks, Patrick
OHare, Thomas J. BLESSING James O'Neil, the Hon
william H. Walh en- Martin l.. Hggane, Thomas Londri-
Hin ,sbes. William II. Bger, the Hon.
Michael c. Mnr ply, Peter McGowan Matthew Walsi.
Joseph DcehaIay. Joseph kennedy, Eugene Cana han,
William White, James l.. Kergan, William o'Meari
MILAN 0'Nef. r. g. Rice AcSandcF 3',mllV%H
savin, TIE 10 !. T. r. Fitzgerald. Ihtnck iicy Iol4
Qugley. ThOD - Flanagan. Peter D)nOhue. Michael
Sullivan, Pa rb Gbncy, 3ohn Dunn. i. j. Fzmaurce,
Michael j. Laa san John Gilligan, Daniel ~ Sullivan.
Peter Sloan, 10 hn MCNul;y John Garycy, Peter kele-
her and stephen Mcfarland. William O'Ncill was
grand marshal and his aides were James Carroll ana
Thomas H. SsTln
FRIENDS OF IRELAND AT ROGERS'S.
The annual dinner Of the Friends Of Ireland took
place last night at Rogcrs's, No. g Park Place. The