Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-26
THE ORDERS ISSUED.
Chief Marshal Weihe Names His Aids
for the Armstrong Parade
FROM VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS.
1t will be Lively Thanksgiving Day for
the Loyal WOrkmen.
AVERY LARGE TURNOUT is EXPECTED

William Weihe, Chief Marshal of the
Armstrong parade, has made all the neces-
sary arrangements for the dedication OF the
Monument on Thursday. The Executive
Committee met at Amalgamated headquar-
ters last evening and completed certain de-
tails. The following order of the marshal
is self-explanstory:
PITTsBURG, PA, November 25, 1889.
The Chief Marshal announces the revised
and corrected list of his aids:
Each aid will wear white badge bearing pict-
ure Of Thomas A. Armstrong with the words
HAid to Chief Marshal - Inscribed thereon
which will be furnished them at a nominal cost
by the Adjutant 20 Chief Marshal on the morning
Of parade. All will report mounted at IL A. NJ. 20
the Chief Marshal at his headq
Carpenters and Joiners-J. W. Gallagher. Rob-
ert Davis A. Groetzinger f. Wood T. w
Davis, B. b. Baumgardner, Charles Newrohr
Daniel Crawford. Bricklayers-J. H. Ryan. Hod-
carriers-E- H. Conway. Painters-George Dysart
James ITALIAN, John Rowe, Michael Nelligan. David
McClellAnd, Casper Lumbach, James Young. Jos
Knox, Jr. Tin and SheetirOn Roofers-J. B.
Goodwin. Stonemasons-JOhn Grifiths George
Jones. Stonecutters-George McAdams, Robert
Frazier. Iron Molders-Simon Schlich S. Mccall
lister, I. Tripper, William Pappenger Joseph
Captain b. GaIlIsaith Daniel McWiiIisms
John h. Stevenson. Post 49, 6. A. RI. +.
Neele5, l. NJ. Armor Jonas Walker. James
shipman, James Wilson. Brass WOrkers-C.
Schlicker Patrick Cleary, Walter Wilson, John
Berry, C. w. Church. G. A. Campbell Thomas
Siebert. Musical Union-C. H. William Ruhe.
L. KOnig. Pressmen's
Union-Joseph jackson. Teamsters, X of L.
Neil Mcfarland, James Rodan. Railroad Brake
men-Charles Brown. Railroad Firemen-F. j.
Ihomer. Electricians--J. J; Sweeney. James
Frank Turner. Job Printers-Frank Lewis.
GroceTEmen's Association-rhomas Grpndy.
A. A. of 1. and s. W.-Assistant Secretary
Stephen Madden and Trustee John Pierce; depG-
LoEther. Emmanuel schiIlo John W. Williams,
Patrick Moran, and the following members from
5agsT n6pesiIe Thomas U MaTio s1igo
McAninch, William Corbly, Peter Anon; Custer,
George Jones, William Dement, Patrick Wilson;
Champion. Samuel Jones; Tubal Cain, z. h. Nc
Gowan, William Mcnamara: Munhall, George
W. Sarver, J. M. COlgan; Mcknight, K L. Mar
John Donahue, Edward Rogers. Samuel Moody;
sJohn Kane. - David Francis: West End, William
Republic, Leonard kaufman, James W. Morris
A. 3. Hunt; Thomas Marlow, . John
Hogan, Thomas Armstrong, L. T. Brown,
Peter Keelan; Acme, Hugh O'Donnell, Os-
SSS I15 6oeTa f6s JOHN OLIVER co ARis sSfge w WASH T.
ington." J. H. Dodge; Pittsburg Central
s. S. Waitneight, William Wassell; Hope, Griffith
Davies; Harmony, William Evans, Alex. Hanlon,
z. W, Joyce; independent, Jonathan Davis;
Royal, John Quigley Francis McParlau: Bishop
d
Evers; Eureka, R. X. Warren. j. W. Mccoy, j.
6. Connolly; Good Intent John Harrison: Ever
Faithful, J. G. killgallon, Alonzo Potter; Inyin-
chile. Evan Evans; Wayne, j. j. Gallagher, John
McConville, William Anthony, r. H. Jones, R.
I. Jones, V. Smith, Arthur Rooney; Fountain,
Mills, Ed Humphries, Peter Stein: Vice President
Harry Hooking; Wheeling Central, c. H. Kauf-
Brown; Vice President James H. Mutt; Shenango,
Harry 1. Davis, John Durbin: Atlantic, John
Brit BENJAMIN Jones. George Powell; occidental
son; Prospect VIM. Hipkiss Ed Flynn, John Kirby,
W. 9. Carlin, John Cooney, VIM. Nichols, John
ney Cheater), Joseph Webb, VIM. Sullivan, John
Watkins, Alexander Redpath.
The respective divisions will form as fol-
lows:
organizations, Post 162, q. A. R., letter carriers
and the Union Veteran Legion. Second division,
comprising the window and flint glass workers.
chimney and bottle blowers, cutters, packets and
mold makers. Third division. comprising all the
looges OF the Amalgamated Association OF Iron
and steel Workers, will form on Water street,
right resting Smithheld. Fourth division,
comprising all local assemblies under the juris-
diction Of ID. A. and visiting assem- blies of the
Il. of l. Fifth division, comprising the building
trades. in the following order: Skaters and
electricians. marble and slate workers and tile
LAYERS, local unions OF q. B. of Carpenters and
opineIs, painters and decorators, uhod carriers.
stone cutters, timers sheet iron and cornice
workers, and plasterers, will form on First ave-
nue., right resting on Smithfeld street. Sixth
division, comprising all the iron molders pattern
makers, brass workers. machinists and foundry
employees. Seventh division, comprising the
horse shoers, coal miners, coke workers and mis-
cellaneous organizations ana carriages, will form
on Second avenue, right resting on Smithfleld
street. The procession will be headed by platoon
of police Chief Marshal and staff, the Executive
Committee in carriages, followed by the respect
i've divisions. in the order given above.
The route of the procession is from Water street
TO Smithfeld street. to Second avenue TO Grant
street. to Third avenue, to Ross street, to Fifth
avenue, to Washington street. to Wylie avenue
TO Fifth avenue, to Market street. to Sixth street
to bridge, TO Federal street, Allegheny, TO North
avenue, to Irwin avenue TO Western avenue to
Ohio street, to monument and dIsband. The
Chief Marshal and Executive Committee will re-
view the procession at Ohio and Marion streets
after which the exercises will commence
Commanders of each Division will form their
commands four abreast, and at a time not later
than II O'Clock sharp be In their respective posi-
fions to await orders from the Chief Marshal.
WIN. MEIHE. Chief Marshal
JAMES PENNEY, Chief of staff.
W. q. BARNES, Adjutant.