Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-17
THE GRAND PARADE.
How the Catholics of Western Penn
sylvania Will March Away
ON WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
The Orders of the Chief Marshal and the
Line of March.
ONLY AMERICAN FLAGS TO WAVE

Everything goes to show that the Catholic
parade on Washington's birthday will be
mammoth affair. Orders were issued yes
terday, that of Chief Marshal Cosgrove
being as follows:
PITTsBURG, February 16.
| General Orders, No. l.
The headquarters of the Catholic organiza-
tious participating in parade on Wsshington's
Birthday will be,established at Central Hotel.
Smithfeld street, where all aids de camp will
report to the Adjutant-General at $50 A. NJ.
| The original Grand Army Band will report at
| S45 A. M.
Chief Marshal and staff will be designated as
follows: Chief Marshal, Whit sash: Chief Of
Staff, red sash; Adjutant-General, blue sash.
The formation of the parade will be as fol-
| lows:
EFirst division-Peter Fromm, Marshal. will form
| on Carson street, right resting on Smithfeld
street bridge, facing west; will consist of Rtter's
| German military organizations and all German
| Congregations, organized and otherwise.
Second division-P. Rockford, Marshal, will
form on Water street, right resting on Smithfeld
street. facing east; will consist Of the A. o. II.
Rifles (B of E. and society and all unorganiZed
| bodies from the different English speaking con-
| gregatons on the south side of the Ohio and Mo-
nOngahela rivers.
Third divlsion-T +. Shafer Marshal, will
form on Duquesne way, right resting Immediately
the left of the Second division; will consist OF
| all literary and dramatic societies.
Fourth divison-J. W. Exler, Marshal, viii
form on Third avenue. right resting on Smithheld
street, facing east; will consist OF Z. b. A. and
all unorganized bodies from the different English
| speaking congregations on the west side OF the
| Ohio and Allegheny rivers. .-.
Fifth diyisOn-Alderman B. McInerney,
Marshal, will form on Second avenue, right rest
ing Smithfeld street, facing east; will consist
of A. O. II. Rifles and society, and all unOrganzed
| bodies from the different English-speaking con-
| gregations between the two rivers.
Sixth division-Stephen Madden, marshal. viii
| form on First avenue right resting on Snithfeld
street facing East, will consist OF all temperance
societies snd 81. sridgexs p. %sry nyscisi ~ .ocia
ties. belonging to English speaking eongrega-
Seventh diyfsion-Joseph RosinskI marshal
will form on Fourth avenue, right resting on
Smithfeld street facing East, will consist OF the
| knights of ST. Stanisla1s, St. Michael Uniformed
| Polish Society, the Bohemian Uniformed Society
and all other bodies either organized or unOrgan-
lied belonging to the Polish or Bohemian congre-
Carriages will take position on the extreme
| left.
The column will form at g o'clock A. NJ,
sharp, and move prompt at command. Inc
marshal of each division is expected to have
| his division in line and ready to move and re-
port to Chief of Staff at the corner OF Smith
| field and Water streets at o'clock sharp.
| None other than United States flags and EN-
blems will be permitted in the parade. The
parade will go over the following route:
| Smithfeld street to Second avenue, to Ross
street. to Fifth avenue, to Pride street 70 Cald-
well street. to Fulton street, to Wylie avenue, to
Fifth avenue. to Market street. to sixth street to
Penn avenue, to Seventeenth street to Liberty
street, to Smithfeld street. TO Sixth avenue, 10
~ ~ WV THOMAS CoseRovE,
| rOficiaI1 Chief Marshal.
FRANK KLEIN. Adjutant General.
| PATRICK FOLEY, Chief of Staff.
G6ef Marshal uI6s mas MGr
| Thos. Murray. Vim. Morris, james McAlahon,
| W. ID. McAuiife. Thos. P. Mccullough, j.. A.
6'Donne o'fR%inen, j. E. 0'Donnei J: c, Q'Donneil.
O'Reilly, Dr. j. A. Oids6ue, Hon. John O'Nell,
| +. O'Brien, 2. ConnOr. Alex. Flood, d. o'Brien,
P. Hammell, Tim O'Brien, James Patterson,
o.eph Rshe D. caG e. % john
9. 6'Reiiiy, Com. John Rodgers, John 81.
ESgFSS E19sGse D John E6tmsn RGTaF Alderman G2 Phil
Reilly, Alderman NJ. Rodgers Mike
Rattigan, Chas. Ranker. Daniel Richie ], A.
Skelly, w. II. Sykes A Schaub. Chas. Senukln.
sheedy, +. P: Smith. Patrick smith. Al. sPleEle-
Snn %sI John Sullivan Dr. on SuliITs1 sEas vi Dan
Shields, J. W: Fine, \. J: Totten, Leopold H- VII
sack, John Vogel. DR.. White. NJ. Walsh, FELIX
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Nsa mssrnTg TnSP1 TesE y MssEEn " & Msee MSSs4
mcGraw, M'fTheE HnsG Mcclure "eJG6f4' Jchn Nolan:
ply. John Mcfarland. Joseph McCluskey,
BBane mckenha pr 9aRsS Mewheh J Nc
Nally. r. j. McNulty.. j: j. Mitchell; 3 McDer-
| 9. Lauer, James Lamar, G. NJ, Lipplck. J; 4.
! LightOn, H. Landgraf, A. Magginni. John Mok.
alt, H. Mackin, Edward Magee, Daniel Mcguire,
| Marion, Frank Martin, Daniel Mckfer John Nc
+ Cafrey. Thomas Grace, William Cannon, Tnos
] Hook, Charles Houston, John Hackenstein. Thos.
Haynes: John Hurley p. ". Joyce. Ed Kelly,
Fred; Kettle Mick Killen, A NJ ,; Kennedy A a; F.
GeOrEf Ki.rs kTn P E1ns F. Krf FdTsFs EFsns
j. 5ui p. Fsrre II. Flanagan G p flanagan, A. Good,
G: Good: P. Gilden, Edward Garrigan; J; F.
niger. ". A. Goulden, J. A. Goglden, ". GOu-
gan: John Grant. B. Donovan. M. J. Downing,
DALEY Ih9mss IS ponnhusy EDWARD purEn john
E6per " w. F. E,chen1uG Chris E1t1 ETanS' Faiss n B.
JSsn FsTre S1ssPh oseni FeneiseT Fshe
Robert Fitzpatrick, Felix BOYLE, James Gallery;
Patrick Carroll, 7. d. Casey. Thomas Catteral. 3:
GEFran CGI NJ d cauif "lan Cushing, gorO'' lhOmcs
{ S5sssanh, IT,, Henry y5 Charles; 5; yphn Carr Carr.
Joseph Dasehbach, John Deisenrod, James s..
Dealin, z. R. Dillon, Q. g. Dixon, Charles Abel,
Peter Ammon, Conrad Auth, 4. J. Barr, d. ..
ner, D.: j. Boyle, James Breil. W. ]. Brennan,
Dr. j. Brockerhoof, 1. ID. Buckley, W. J. Burns,
J. S. Boyle, James W. Breen, f. j. Brady, John
c. Boyle, James Bravaskey, John BlasjOck, s. Fl.
ellison, C. Malone, Thomas HI. Hughes, Stephen
Kirsch, Julius klose. Prof. II. I. Knake, II. b..
Krauer. Joseph Kerr, j. J. Kramer, q. p. Keete,
W. J. Kirk, !. N; Kelly, A. J. Kuhn, John Law
Ter, Mat Lawler Thomas Lawler, j. X. Lanahan.
Joseph Lappan, +. ID. Larkin, John Lee, Michael
Limpert, DIR. John Logan and p. j. Loughrey
The Fifth division is composed of the A o.
II. of Allegheny and surrounding counties, and
will be headed by the A. o. H. Rifles. Marshal