Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-24
THE GERMAN PARADE.
The Big Demonstrated in Allegheny Next
Thursday-No Confiction With the
Armstrong Parade.

The Big DemonsrrntiOn In Allegheny Next
Thursday-No Conhiction With the
Armstrong Parade.
The arrangements for the grand celebra-
ton of the Germans next Thursday, Thanks
giving Day, on the occasion of the dedica-
ton of the new Allegheny Turn Hall, have
been perfected. The Southside and Old
City divisions will form in their respective
districts and march to Allegheny. What
routes they will take will depend upon the
Armstrong monument dedication pro-
cession. The parade is to be an Allegheny
affair entirely. Chief Marshal Neebe has
conferred with Chief Marshal Weihe, of the
Armstrong parade, and there will be no
conflict of columns.
The German parade is to keep on the east
side of Federal street, Allegheny, and the
Armstrong parade on the west, and neither
will cross into the others district.
The Adjutants of Chief Marshal Neebe
and the Division Marshals will wear dark
clothing and slouch, Grant hats. The Chief
Marshal and aids will wear as colors,
rosettes of red, white and blue; First divis-
ion, red; Second, white, and Third, blue.
The formation of the procession will be as
follows: Chief Marshal and staff on Isabella
street, Allegheny, right resting on Federal
street. The procession will be led BY her
aid, dressed in German Uhlan uniform, fol-
lowed by platoon of police. Next the
escort verein (the Teutonia Singing Society
in high silk hats, black clothing and white
gloves.) Then the Great Western Band,
under the leadership of Prof B. Weis; Chief
Marshal and staff; English and German
orators, Building Committee and officers of
the Turnverein, in carriages, and the members
of the Allegheny Turnverein on foot. The
First division will follow. It is composed
of societies Of the Southside and those ar
irving at the depots on the Southside. The
Second division will be the Old City and East
End societies and those arriving at the
depots in those districts. The Third is the
Allegheny division, composed of the socie-
ties on the Northside and those arriving at
the depots there.
The officers of the parade are: Chief
Marshal, John N. Neebe; Chief of staff.
Fred Enrich; Adjutant General, Paul
Wuesthof.
First Division-Marshal. John Arras; Chief
of staff, Joseph Simmons; Assistant Adjutant
General, j. Martin Schaefer.
Second Diyision-Marshal. Peter Hermes;
Chief of staff, Oscar Breitenbach; Assistant
Adlutant General, DR.. A. E. Richter.
Third Division-Marshal, J. F. Beilstein;
Chief of Staff, Charles Neidhart; Assistant
Adjutant General, William NJ. Sauer
The First division will form on Jane
street, Southside, and the West End socie-
ties on Carson street, with right resting at
the south end of the Monongahela bridge.
They will move at P. NJ. The Second di-
vision will form on Liberty avenue, with
right resting on Seventh street. The East
End societies will have a short parade in
their district beforehand, but will be in line
at Seventh street ready to move at 1:20 P. M.
The Third division forms on Church avenue
with right resting on Federal street. The
line will move at Las P. M. from the
corner of Isabella and Federal streets,
up Federal street to Ohio street, to William
street, to Perry street, to Chestnut street,
to Third street, to Madison avenue to North
avenue, to Cedar avenue, to Second street,
to Madison avenue, to Main street, to Chest
nut street, when they will pass in review.
They will then proceed TO South Canal street
and to the Turn Hall. The exercises there
will consist of music by the Great Western
Band, singing by the combined German
singing societies and addresses by DR.. n.
W. Hechelman in German and City Attor-
ney George Elphinstone in English.