Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-12
ACOMPLETED CHURCH
St. Agnes R. c. Ediice to be For
mally Dedicated.
FIRST FUNCTION OF THE BISHOP.
An Imposing Musical Programme to be q
Feature of the Day.
A STREET PARADE OF SOCIETIES

An important religious event of next
Sunday will be the dedication of ST. Agnes
Roman Catholic Church, on Fifth avenue,
Soho. The ceremonies will be exceedingly
impressive and Will be the first ecclesiasti-
cal functions of the Bishop of Pittsburg,
Rt Rev. Richard Phelan.
The musical programme will be very
strong. Ch- Gounods' ''Messe Solenelle"
will be given with Miss Grace Miller and
Messrs. Brockett and Sohmer as soloists;
Miss Annie B. McAleer, as harpist; Germ
ert's orchestra of 80 pieces and chorus OF
80 voices in conjunction with the organ.
Solemn High Mass, Corsm Ponti6cio, will
be sung. Before the sermon, by Rev. Nor
gan NJ. Sheedy. Campana's "Veni CrestOr'
will De sung by Miss Caroline Schmertz,
with violin obligato by Mr.. John Gernert.
Lambillotte's exquisite "Lauds Sion" will
be rendered as the ofertory. The dedica-
ton will be by the bishop. according to the
customary ritual of the Roman Catholic
Church.
APARADE IN ITS HONOR.
The Catholic organizations of the county
are making preparations for an immense
parade Sunday morning in honor OF the
dedication. 1t is expected that the demon
stration will be one of the largest held for
some time. Yesterday Grand Marshal
Joseph Rosinski issued the following order:
HEADo'Rs ST. AGNES CHURCH PARADE,
PITTsBURG, December II, 1859.
General order No. L
The Grand Marshal announces the following
Appointments: Assistant Grand Marshals,
Luke Benns and John Mcfarland; AdJutant
General; Charles Zalesski; Chief Of Staff,
Aids@Pat Giiiespie. P. NJ. Connolly, Edward
Scanlon, Martin Costello, John g. Grogan,
Owen Murphy, B. R. McInerney, Arthur Cree
gan. Jr., Francis Carroll, Thomas Dowther,
Thomas J. Carey James Mahon, Peter Devin,
JOSEPH Good, j. T. Daley, Captain P. Nc
Gowan, Peter Rocks, John Mitten, Thomas
Quinlan, Michael Mccarthy, Martin Brennan,
John Maddin, Thomas L. McAnally s. H.
Getson, John W. Curran, James McKeefrey,
Joseph Reid John MCGUIRE, Thomas Collins.
James Tinnering, ]; B. McCaulay, Cornelius
O'Donnell, Andrew Rabsyenski, Frank Plein,
Joseph Grabowski, Jacob sonnefeld.
The Grand Marshal will wear q white
sash with red and white rosette; As
sistsnt Marshal Burns re3 sash; Assistant
Marshal Mcfarland, a green sash; Ad-
jutant General, white sash with red rosette;
Chief of staff, red sash with white rosette;
aids, red, white and blue sash. All mem
Ders of the staff will wear silk hats and buff
gloves.
FORMATION OF THE PARADE
The Grand Marshal and staff will assemble
at St Stanislaus Z. Catholic Church, Twenty
second and Small streets, at $50 A. M. sharp,
Sunday. December Is. 1889, to proceed from
there to the corner of Fifth avenue and Grant
street, where the main body will form.
The first division will consist of Major John
Coyne with six companies of the Irish Battalion
and the Ancient Order of Rlbernians.
The second division will consist OF the Polish
The third division will consist of Colonel
Felix Mcknight with eight companies Of rifles
and the A. o. H., Band OF Erin.
The fourth division will consist of the Emer-
aid Beneficial Association.
The rst division Will form on Grant street.
right resting on Fifth avenue; the second divis-
ion on Fifth avenue right resting on Grant
street; the third division on Seventh avenue,
right resting Grant street; the fourth di-
vision on New Grant street. right resting on
of societies not mentioned and people in car
riages, will form on Liberty street, right resting
on Grant street.
The route will be from the corner of Fifth
avenue an Grant street, along Fifth avenue
to St Agnes Church.
All divisions will be at place Of formation at
$50 A. N. sharp. The parade will move at 8 A.
N. sharp. and it is hoped that all societies par
Jicipating will be ready to move at that hour.
By order of JOSEPH RosIEsKI,
CHARLES ZALEssH, Chief Marshal.
Adjutant General.
MICHAEL BEEKE, Chief Of Stah.
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANs.
The Marshal of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians has issued the following order for
the parade:
HPHRSG4EGIfS P4TTss1RG. DeoenSeT aa q; Ri Ii, 1883
General Orders No. l.
Having been elected Marshal of the A. o.
II. division Of the St. Agnes Church parade,
the following appointments are hereby an
nounced:
Assistant Marshals, Daniel Mcwilliams and
Owen Murphy: Chief of STAFF, Mathew Cav
2naugh; Staff, Philip Kelly, Patrick Murphy,
p. NJ. Connolly, Edward Duane, Thomas Cox,
Bernard McPoland, William Scanlon, Maurice
Speilane. B. R. McNierney, J. w. Giles, Owen
McKenna Festus Madden, Martin Costello, B.
McGuInDess, Thomas Quinlan, John Lanahan,
Joseph Good, James Keane, Ed Flynn,
Cormick, James Nelis, James Sheridan,
DIR. McMullen, P. ]. Lamb. Thomas L McNally,
Martin Brennan, John Murray, William Lamb,
Peter King, Robert Ray. Line Aids-John E.
Donnelly, William McGovern, Edward Scan
Ion. Peter Ward. Robert Connors, James Nc
Cague, Thomas Conley, Arthur Cregan. Cor
nelius Shea, Patrick Ricsrus. Patrick Gilleece
James Cohen, Humphrey Lynch, P. Donnelly,
Peter Rocks, Michael Bane, Michael Brady,
Dennis Mccarthy, Patrick Foley, John Mad
den.
The marshal will wear white sash: assistant
msrshals, green sashes; chief of staff, red sash;
staff. silk hats, white gloves and rosettes; line
aids, scarlet regalia.
All officers will report promptly at headuuar-
ters, Wylie avenue, at $50 A. M, December Is.
These officers will serve at the dedication of
St Francis Church, Charters December q at
THOMAS ]. McCosKER. Marshal
MATHEW CAYANAUGH, Chief of Staff.