Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-31
TURNING OUT IN STRENGTH.
TOMORROW WILL BE GIVEN OVER TO
LABoRs DEMONSTRATION.

Aloof
The preparations for the Labor Day parade
tomorrow are complete. The indications
for large influx of people into the city to
see and take part in the parade are very
bright. The railroads are offering a
rate Of one fare for the round trip within
a. radius of 70 miles of the city.
Division Passenger Agent Smith, of the
Baltimore and Ohio, expects there will be
big crowds from Mt Pleasant, Uniontown,
Connellsville, Washington, Wheeling, Bel
laire and other points in the mining
regions. The Lake Erie is offering a. half
rate for the celebration at Erie. This rate
will also be good from Pittsburg to Ash
tabula. The entire police force of the city
will be on duty to assist in maintaining the
line OF march.
THE PROGRAMME
and the order Of the companies and divisions
In the parade will be:
Escort 70 Chief Marshal. typographical Union
No., preceded by the Altoona
Band. 28 pieces. -
Chief Marshal George jones, red, white, and
Adjutant John F. Flattery, blue sash and white
~ rosette.
Chief of staff, red sash and white rosette.
AIDES TO THE CHIEF MARSHAL.
Isaac McCloskey, William Award, James
Black, Valentine Arnold, ]. B. Snyder. ]. W.
Armstrong. Martin Quinn, George D. o'Neil.
8. l. Smith. F. 8. Bell, A. Batz, Theodore
Becker, William 8. Newcomer. John A. Schug-
CART, Thomas McNalley. Norman Bruce, Lee
Ellses, A. ]. McFadden. A. ]. Donnell, Frank
Stewart, Richard WhaIen. Robert Sherer, Andy
Wright, John Brew, r. J. Davis and Oh. g.
Thomas.
Carriages with speakers. including P. J. Nc
Guire, OF the brotherhood Of Carpenters and
Joiners; W. J. Dillon, of the Flint Glass Work
ers; William Robertson, A. G. Robertson, W.
]. Bremen and others.
Carriages with members of the Ladies' Pro
gressive Union.
FIRST DIVISION
giI form Sr7a on Water street. right resting on
Marshal, M. c. Matthews, red sash.
Adjutant, George McKirk.
Chief Of Staff, ]. 7. Mcconnell.
Aides: William D. Thomas. Joseph Mayer.
N. Blunden, Harry Beecher, Porter NeWiin,, Nii,
William Speelman, Joseph Blazy, William
Weihe, Stephen Madden, William Martin, John
G. Kilgallon. George Thursby, Harry LAME
Iron City Band, q pieces.
National Association Machinists
Amalgamated Society of Engineers.
Brotherhood of Machinista
Westinghouse Employees.
Pattern Makers.
Molders.
Brass Workers.
Boiler Makers and Blacksmithg
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel
Workers.
SECOND DIVISION
viii form on Water street. right resting on
Marshal. John E. o'shea, white sash.
Chief of Staff, 8. P. Watts.
Aides-William Ward, ,JosephStonick Frank
Vincent, John Eastley. John Finn. II. f.
Dempsey, w. J. McKeever John Latz. D. f.
Watts, Joseph Roland, Thomas J. Madigau,
WilliamH. Decker. Thomas Mitchell, William
ferty. Peter Cunningham, William Fitzpatrick,
Charles Muir, J. H. Jantzen, ]. P. Flanagan,
r. u. Gale, L q. Steinman, B. W. Scott r. @.
S Bakers Union No.z.
Wagon and Carriage Makers Union.
Brewers National Union No. q.
Teamsters' l. A. l577.
Furniture Workers Union No. 2l.
Brass Workers l.. A. 1710
American Flint Glass Workers Unions,
Horseshoers Union No. O.
brotherhood OF Railrosd ssi Trainmen. .NeR Lodge
Tailors' Progressive Union No. g.
THIRD DIVISION.
This division will be composed of the build
ing trades. It will form on Water and Ferry
streets, right resting on Market street.
Marshal, A. NJ. Swartz. blue sash.
Adiutant. J. G. Beck.
Chief Of Staff, Joseph Mitchell.
Aides: Carpenters Unions-John West
water, Thomas Hastings, r. Kennedy. John
Pitts, Robert Toppin, Emanuel Beighly, 8. B.
Harrison, George Watzek, Peter Geek, George
McAnulty. W. d. ,Woodard, John Means,
Mssasn. Ehs%ss SaAes Rs A. s:E0us T. sias, John FL
Crawford, Fred Arnold, J. Labig, Gust
Adams. George w. Smith. William Groah.
Philip seibert, h E. McCIoskey and
w. j. Jack. Painters: N. P. Carrick, w. ii.
Jewell. N. g: Court. J. g; Cupps R. fischer,
P. p. Jones and Thomas McMasters. Plaster.
ers: Charles Braughman. William Wolf and
William Irwin. Plumbers; r. T. Stewart and
James McCaffrey. Skaters: ]. O. Schultz and
J. W. Townsen. Hod Carriers: F. e. Champ,
w. A. Brooks and John Grantley. Electric
ians: Jacob Zimmer. stonemasons: Patrick
Collins, Harry Doran and John Griffiths.
Bricflayers: A. ]. Mcdonnell, Ambrose Mur.
raw and Sam Mawhinney.
Grand Army Band. Carpenters' Local
Union Nos s IA 264, 1856. I'll, 23o and 237 will
lead the division, followed ny local unions in
the line of their organizations as follows:
Electricians, timers, stone masons, hod car
riers, stone cutters painters, gas and steam
filters. plumbers, br1cklayers, piasterers
skaters and plumbers helpers.
An unions not represented on the star are re-
At 10 A. N. to the marshal Of their division at
the corner of Water and Market streets.
Route: Smithheld TO Second avenue, to
Grant TO Fifth avenue, to Sixth street. to Fed
eral street, to East Ohio street, to James
street. 70 North avenue. to Arch street to