The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-16
TO BEGIN WITH A PARADE.
The Division Formation and Line
of March.
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN TO SPEAK.
The Finest Celebration of St. Pat
rick's Day Ever Seen in This
City Promised.

Great preparations have been made for
the celebration of Ireland's day at the
Midwinter Fair. The parade tomorrow
promises to be one OF the most imposing
which has ever taken place on ST. Pat
rick's day.
The aids to the grand marshal will as
semble at % Golden Gate avenue early
Saturday morning and will proceed to the
residence of the grand marshal, thence
they will go to st. Mary's Cathedral. where
divine service Will be held at o'clock.
Invited guests will assemble at the Occi-
dental Hotel at 10 O'CLOCK. Divisions will
be at their assigned posts at 1890 O'Clock
and the procession will start promptly at
II A. III.
All arrangements for the formation of
the divisions have been made. The pla-
toOn of police will form on the west side
OF Van Ness avenue. with its right resting
on Ellis street. The grand marshal and
his aids will assemble on the west side of
Van Ness avenue, with the right resting
grand marshal will form on the east side
of Van Ness avenue. with the right resting
on Geary street.
The first division will form on Post
street, with the right resting on Van Ness
avenue. The second division will form on
0cdIy SIftctt Will Tue TlRUL resting Oh
Van Ness avenue. The third division will
form on OFarrell street, the fourth Oh
Ellis, the filth on Eddy. the sixth on Turk,
the seventh on Van Ness avenue and the
eighth on McAllister street.
The line Of march will be as follows:
Van Ness avenue and OFarrell street,
down Van Ness avenue TO Golden Gaze
avenue. to Devisadoro street, to Grove to
Baker, to Golden Gate Park and the far
grounds, where the procession will be re-
viewed by the grand marshal.
platoon of mounted police will clear
the way, followed by a band. The First
Troop of cavalry, Captain Blumen berg.
will escort Grand Marshal j. j. OBrirn,
with Colonel j. &. O'Connor as chief of
staff and Thomas r. Bannerman as chief
aid.
Captain P. NJ. Delaney will marshal the
first division. with Edward Fay and Frank
NJ. Glynn Jr. as aids. Colonel Thomas F.
Barry comm ands the Third Infantry Regi-
ment and invited guests.
General p. F. Walsh will marshal the
second division, with Martin O'Dea and
James English as aids. The K. r. B.
Rifles. the K. r. B. societies of San Fran
cisco and Oakland and ST. Patrick's
Mutual Alliance will march In this d.
vision.
P. NJ. McCus will marshal the third
division. His aids will be John O'Kane
and James McCurry. The division will
be made up of the Army and Navy Union,
California Garrison No. /. and divisions
Nos. /, 4. and of the A. o. H.. Board of
Erin.
Battery G. Second Artillery Regiment,
and divisions Nos. 9, 3. 5, 8 and 9 of the
A. o. Fl. of San Francisco, and No. l of
Vallejo, No. 1 of San Jose. No. of Noun
tain View and No. 1 of MEMO Park will
make up the fourth division, which will be
marshaled by p. j. Carr, with P. j.. Win
tiers and James Kenny az aids.
Colonel Denis Geary, with Thomas j.
Lynch and Timothy Curran as aids, will
act as marshal of the fifth division, in
which will appear Battery G. Second Ar
tillery Regiment; Knights of st. Patrick;
Assembly, Y. M. c. u; Young Mems
Institute No. SO. and Sheridan Council,
Y. M. /.
Captain ii. c. Filgate has been selected
as marshal of the fourth division. His
aids are d. j. Costello and A. B. Mcguire.
San Francisco Alliance No. i, Golden Gate
Alliance No. 2. Oakland Alliance No. 5,
County Leitrim Social Club. Parnell Foot
ball Club. Emerald Club of Stockton,
Celtic Athletic Club and Clan O'Connor
will find places in this division.
In the seventh division will appear the
st. Patrick Cadets, the young mems
societies of the parishes of the Sacred
Heart, st. Charles. Holy Cross, ST. PauPs,
st. Peters and st. Joseph. r. 7. Rey-
nOlds will act as marshal and j. J. Spot
tiswood and j. w. Mcdonald as aids.
The eighth division will be made up of
citizens in carriages.
The exercises at the grounds will in
clude an Grafton by Archbishop Riordan,
a poem by Frank Muraskev. songs by
Mrs. Parker and Miss Anna Rooney, and
athlatip pampc