New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
NEW-JERSEY FRESHMEN PARADE IN
THE SLUSH
BANQUETS AND PUBLIC EXERCISES-TIiE ANNUAL.
CELEBRATION OF A GERMAN AND

CELEBRATION OF A GERMAN AND
HIS IRISH WIFE.
In spite OF the slush in Jersey City yesterday sew
era divisions Of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
took part in a parade. About four hundred men
were In line. The parade reviewed by Mayor
Wanser and several city officials at the City Hall.
After Il long march Jersey City. the paraders
boarded trolley-cars and rode to BayonDe, where
they united with the local organizations in pro-
ccssiOn. The start In Bayonne delayed by
the hardness Of the marshas of the Jersey City
division in reaching the place Of formation. The
mashals rode horses. and could not keep pace with
the troley-cars.
There YVES no open-ar celebration In Newark IN
honor of ST. Patrick. Services held In the
Roman Catholic churches. At ST. Patricks Ca
thedra the ;wenty-ifth anniversary of the conse-
Grafton celebrated with high In the
morning. In the absence OF Bishop Wgger Father
George Doane ONel, of Seton Hall College was
the celebrant. The anniversary was
preached by Father Charles Mackel. also Of Seton
Hall.
Tho Friendly Sons OF ST. Patrick held a banquet
the Essex County Country Club. The toasts
were: '"The President OF the United States" Sen
ator James Smith, jr. THE Society OF the Friendly
Sons" Colonel James T.. Fleming; The Land OF
our Birth" =. T. Quinn; "Irishmen and the Press. y
W. H. HoWells: The Irshman Abroad" Oscar
Keen; The ladies' God Bless Them" Charles "A.
Sterling
!ors Newark Senator Smith spoke to the toast
The United States"
The Essex County divisions Of the Ancient Order
of Hibernans with their friends held forth at Gale
DOMAIN Park
\ number of policemen were sent on the run to
No. 247 Fcrry-st Newark. Yesterday TO quol a
small riot. When the officers arrived they FOUND
two women sitting on man. who had a razor In
one hand and club in the other AS the police
entered the man wrenched himself free ana
made unge az one OF the women. cutting her
across the hand. The officers d!sarmed him. ana
the woman who had the cut hand said she was the
prisoners wife. His name was Henry Hertz. me
couple taken TO The station-house, but Mrs
Hertz refused to make a complaint against her
husband. She was black ana blue whore she had
been kicked and beaten by him until the arrival of
a woman friend. Together the women had sue
ceeded in overpowcring the man. and held him until
the arrival OF the police Merit. when questioned
by Lieutenant bowling, said: -
II German. my wife is Irish, ana THIS IS 81
Patrck's Day: that is all.
He locked up OH a charge of being drunk ana
dsorderly
st. Patrck's day was celebrated by the Catholic
Young Mems Association OF the Holy Cross Chuich.
in Harrison. by crcditabe presentation OF Inc
Irish drama shaun Rhue.' in Louis's Han me
play was witnessed by large audience ana me
applause was liberal The proceeds VIII be tu,hed
into the building fund OF the {. y NJ "a oiuD-
house which is 70 be erected this spring
The Hlbernians In Paterson had a banquet AZ
Wilb.re OF Philadelphia John s. Clancy. OF Tren-
ton. and James Savage. Of Newark. were among
the speakers Two hundred and nifty guests took
part in the exercises following the banquet; Musi-
cal and literary exercises were held. ana lectures
delivered in other public halls IN PATERSON