New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
.BOYNE DAY TRULY ORANGE
. ONLY A TOUCH OF GREEN
ParaderS Enjoy Perfect Peace,
with Just a Few 0aSheS
of Local Color.
WALK TILL MOUNTS COME
At Manhattan Casino Celebra
tors Hear Speeches, and Pic
mic and Dance Till Morn
Bows and Girls in Line

Two hundred and twenty-three years
ago Yesterday was fought the battle VI
the Ro,ra. but there was no Suggestion
., wars alarms In the peaceful ranks OF
Io,al Oiangemen who celebrated tha'
zen, yesterday by parade up seventh
avenue and a meeting In the Manha''""
Casino where thoy listened to irish ora.
tory. plcnl,ked and danced till morn W
course. there were prancing steeds IN me
procession and gay banners and the o'a''
/ ~ martial music. as BELTS all parades
that are parados. but the red, whlte anu
blYe tempered the flaming yellow, ana NOT
one policeman appeared IN the Io"s
marching line
one Jealous Individual did appear on the
curb m iioth street with a green rosette
I'm his lapel and persisted In waving
groom G,g with the harp Of Erin at me
orange women who were PASSING gu,
nothing happened. The men hdd an
marched oy
{ once I'm a while along the route some
/ bold spirit waved strip ~ green rom
ulpdoV gut never brick was hurled
,Tbe only reply was laughter among the
p.,rrbors and a loyal furry Of orange
/ remnants
Mounts Went Astray.
Tho uarade formed AT 10th street and
s,yoptb avenue. At IT. head on horse
b,,l were Thomas W. Braden. grand
marshal. and his aid. John Brady. dressed
in tb, uniform ~ tho order. For several
.blocks. however. the horses were absent
/ from tho procession. ami the marshal ana
/ his aids trudeod hImby along on ioo'.
/ Tho mounts hired FOR the occasion mao
b.en taken hy mistake 10 iith street IN
s,,,d nf r'ltb street and when the time
arrived for the parade 10 start there we're
mo- horses for th" digntarIes 10 ild'' AZ
ter some delay the would-b' 'qlestlahs
decided 90 waive an pomp and ceremony
and walk Ike ordinary orarg'msn' ~
u.,b street. however. the tardy st'eds
came gallop.nc up. and the pcrspirinS
r,a-sbals mounted 10 their proper eleva-
ton.
Behind tho grand marshal and his a'd
marched the six divisions of th" parade
Numbering about thrs" thousand men ana
v.msr. First came the speakers for the
! Manhattan casino meeting, riding in car
r,,... Then followed the various Ne"
/ y.,. lodges OF ,H, order. wearing '"l""
.,sr,g AMI bearing tho banners ~ the'r
local organizations The different d.
.l...ns v.rr accompanied Dos bands and
m, and drum corps. Also a band o'
scotch p,psrs Boo k.lu,. I'nt variety 10 the
music
Youngsters in Lire.
Among the marencrs were many little
Orarr,m,n. the se.ous ~ biz Orangomen
and they STROBE along I'm their brilliant
s,sn,s as brayoly as any ~ thoir sir's.
/ Fi0y carriages hllod with th" grand
lodge oaircr, and the lodges of orange
women closed the procession.
/ Henry Stewart. past supreme grand
master. was chairman ~ the meeting
which preceded the picnic and dance.
/ Addresses were made by the following
sneakers. Tho Row. Isaac Sturges OF s.
/ cornelius Protestant Episcopal Church;
tho Roy. Or John r. steen, ~ the As
.crsion Memorial Church: DR. James
/ Parker ~ the Jersey Heights Preshy-
trrian church. tho Rev Charles l."
/ Quinn ~ the Reformed Episcopal
/ church. ~ GrconpoInt John Wilson. a
member ~ Parliament from Belfast Ire
land and James mcfarland. Of this
I city.