Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-06

will be taken uD by the ushers at the head of
the stairs, and badges Of admission to reception
hall given each gentleman.
The Chairmen of heception and Programme
Committees and such of the members as they
may have present. and members of the Hotel
and Carnage Committees will meet at the Mo-
nongahela House at $50 A. NJ. tie I'm to 90
with the guests in carriages to the Southside
Members of all the other committees will
board the train at the Union depot, which will
start prompt at 8 O'clock A. NJ. The guests will
meet the train on the Southside and all go from
there by cars. c. W. BATCHFLoR-
Chairman of Entertainment Committee.
THE PLANS IN DETAIL.
On Thursday morning the party will pro-
coed In carriages to the Southside and visit
Oliver & Roberts Wire Co. IS rod mill, Rip
ley & Co.'S glass works, Jones &Laughlins'
American Iron Works. They will then
take the special train and proceed to Home
stead to inspect Carnegie & Phipps' mills.
They Will then go over the Pittsburg, Nc
Keesport and Youghiogbenv Railroad to
McKeesport and visit w. D. Wood & Co.'s
iron mills and the National Tube
Works. The party will then 90 over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to
BraddOck and inspect the Edgar Tbom-
son Steel Works, and return to the
city over the Pennsylvania Railroad. Tn
the evening the Exposition display will he
visited. The Great Western Band will
furnish the music. The visitors will be es-
corted from the Monongahela House to the
Exposition by Company G, Eighteenth
Regiment, Captain John 2. Penny Ad.
mission only will be allowed the guests. ex-
hibitors and members of the committees
On Friday the party will proceed over
the West Penn Railroad in a special train
to Tarentum and inspect the Pittsburg
Plate Glass Works, thence to ALLEGHENY
junction, taking the Allegheny ValIey
road and return to the city. visiting the
keystone Bridge Works, H. K. Porter &
Co.'s Locomotive Works, Crescent Steel
Works, Black Diamond steel works Hns-
sey, Binns & Co. Tool Works, the A.
French Spiral Spring Works, and then re-
turn to the Monongahela House.
A VISIT TO THE GAS FIELDS.
In the evening a second visit will be Maid
to the Exposition display. On this evening
there will be natural gas display. The
guests will then board their own train and
leave on Saturday morning, and ston at
Jeannetle and visit the Chambers & Mckee
tank glass works and the WestmoreIapd
natural gas fields.
The Finance Committee also met yester-
day, and reports showed that about $40 600
or So. 600 will be raised, and this amount
will enable the local committee to entertain
the delegates in a better style than they
have been entertained in any other city.
Their entertainment here will be the Gull
minatiOn OF a great series of receptions
which have been accorded them at all points
visited. The reception at the Monongahela
House tonight will be the most brilliant
feature OF their visit to Pittsburg. Roenigk
Bros were engaged all day yesterday deco
rating the building. Que of the features of
the hotel will be the locating In order of
fac-simile of the coats of arms of the differ
ent States represented. The work is done
in silk, and is said to be unsurpassed.
WHO WILL DO THE RECEIvNGI
Chairman W. E. Schmertz will beassisted |