The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-16
TOMORROW'S PARADE.
Hibernian Societies Have Made Most Sue
cessful Arrangements:


Arrangements for st. Patrick's Day cell
ebration were completed at a meeting
held In Hibernian Hall last evening. 1t
was reported that more than s2O0 more
than required has been subscribed and,
II pleasant, more than 12C0 mep will be
in tomorrow's parade.
The procession will start from Market
square, the line to be formed at 2:1b
p. M, as follows: The first division will
form on South Water street, right resting
on College street; second division on
South Water, right resting on Crawford
street; third division on Canal street,
right resting on Market square; fourth
division on Dyer street, right resting on
Market square.
The route of march will be from Mar
ket square up North Main to Randall
square, couniermarching through Charles
TO Canal streets to Exchange place, where
the line will be reviewed by the Mayor
and city officials. Countermarching
again, the line will pass through Exchange
street, up Westminster street to jackson,
to Federal, to Bradford, to AtwelPs ave-
nue., to Valley street, TO Olneyville
square, countermarching on the square
ana returning down Westminster and
Weybosset streets to Richmond to Eddy,
through on to Weybosset and TO Dorrance
street, where the line will be dismissed.
as follows
Chief Marshal John L.Gannon and staff;
Miles McNamee, chief of staff.
Alds--M. T. Brahany, w. j. Beane, ID.
J. Barr, j. W. Behan, M. j. Burke, p.
v. Bowes, ". F, Barry, & z. Bannon, ~, r.
NJ. Corrigan, p. Casey, r. Corcoran, j.,
j. Corcoran, f. Corcoran, f. p. Con-
ley, u. Conaty, Il. l.. Cox, j. +. Chap
man, j. B. Canning, j. +. Conley, Il. III.
Darcy, 7. J. Dorney, 4. J. Quinn, 4. 4.
Donahoe, j. &. Donnelly, b. Donnelley,
ID. +; Donovan, !. I. Farrell, ". IL.
Farrell, I. Fay, p. l. Feeely, J. }; Gil
Cannon, j. Gallivan, p. +. Cough, X.
Geary, j. f. Harlow, j. Hudson, w.
Healey, l.. Kavanaugh, j. King, +. w.
Kirwin, j. j. Kerwin, j. Lynch, nj.
Lawton. I. j. Lovett, p. j. Lannon, M.
hynGh, J. IL Lee, o5:Lsg !: C. Lyons. J; II.
NJ. McG.ann, j. j. Murphy, j. Nc
Gam, p Il. Mullen, II. A. Mcguire, Il.
Z. Malloy, ID. McWilliams, Il. Madden,
j. McCabe, 4. J. Mccarthy, p. j. Nc
Elroy, ID. T. Mccarthy, b. .McTiernan, ID.
J. Mccarthy, j. McManus, G. McKenna,
Dermott, j. +. Martin, o. McCormick,
b. Nangle, j. O'Connell, ID. O'Connell,
III. O'Connor, t. p. Oates, Il. Oates, +.
O'Neil, j. }. O'Neil, b. T. Owens, G.
O'Shea, J. G. O'Reilly, p. II. Quinn,
z. J. Quinn, L. T.. Ryan, L. Roche, Il. +.
Rooney, j. J. Rodgers, j. Rafferty,. d..
Sullivan, j. SxitfingtoD, 4. Tully, +.
Trainor, j. ii. Walsh, l.. Walsh, q. j..
West, j. j. Walsh, Hedley-Livsey Band.
First division, Captain Frauk Connor
in command-kmmet Guards, Captain
Sweeney; Wolf Tone Guards, Captain
Lynch; Sheridan Guards, Captain Kelly;
south Providence Cadets, Captain NJ.
Kelly; Olneyville Cadets, Captain Con-
nors; Grattan Cadets, Captain b. Hack
EFT; Emmett Cadets, Captain Waters.
second Observation-Disclosures L. +. Rooney
and aids; Hibernian Fife and Drum
Band; Company Ii, Hibernian Rifles. Cap
tain Flynn; Division 3, A. o. H.; Divi-
sion 5, A. o. III. /; Division IL, A. o. II. !;
Division II, A. .. H.; Division 10, A.
u. III.
Third division--Msrshal John McCon-
nell and aids; Rhode Island Brass Band !;
Company A, Irish Forester Guards, Cap
tain Curran, Branch Jonp Boyle O'Reily;
Branch, John Dillon.
Fourth divsion-Marsh M. G. Braney
and aids; Olneyville Cadet Band, Robert
Emmet Literary Society of Olneyville;
Wolf Tone Literary Association of East
Providence; st. Msry's Benevolent Aid; /;
st. Theresa's Benevolent Aid; Immmacu-
late Conception Benevolent Aid; Cathe-
drsl Benevolent Aid; st. Jean Eaptiste AS
sociation, Cercle Literarie.