Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-02


in all. Captains. Richard Jones, K. McFadden,
NJ. Sysman, Louis Klein, A. Wallstein and .. II.
Elliott. They marched behind a banner bearing
this Inscription: ..Westin ghouse ex-Employes. y
Pattern Makers,
Molders and
Brass Workers had !, 600 men In line.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal John e. O'Shea.
Eight mounted aids.
Adjutant. II. f. Bright.
Chief of staff, 5. p. Watts.
Grand Army Band.
Good Intent Lodge. A. A. l. & S. W., No. 4S,
keystone Lodge A IA a; l. - 8 s. w. No. 49, Dem
Ever Faithful Lodge, A; A. !. & S. W., No. 81,
Pittsburg.
Bakers Union, 15 men.
Wagon and Carriage Makers No. 4O25, so men,
A. keper, Captain.
Hagan Band, Bennett, Pa.
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal A. NJ. Swartz.
Adjutant, j. c. Beck.
Chief of staff, Joseph Mitchell.
Aides: Carpenters Unions-John. Mestwater,
Thomas Hastings, X. Kennedy. John Pitts. Robert
Toppin. Emanuel Beighly, 5. Harrison. George
Wa5zek Peter Gesk GeOrge Soms. MeAs1y
siias, John Crawford; Fred Arnold, J. Labig,
J. JACK. .Painters-M., T; Carrfek, W. il.
Ward C SS% GSp T. s. 6qpP :fef
Jones and Thomas McMasters. Plasterers:
Charles Bra1SnmaR tsm o5 nd ana sm Miam Mn
Caffrey. Skaters: J. c. Schultz and J. W. Town.
sen. Hodcarriers: F. E. Champ. W. A. Brooks
and John Grantley. Electricians: Jacob thinner.
Stonemasohs: Patrick Collins, Harry Doran and
John Grifiths. Bricklayers: A. j. Mcdonnell,
Ambrose Murray aud Sam Mawhinney.
THIRD DIVISION.
G. A, II. Band, 30 pieces.
Local Union No. 142, Brotherhood OF Carpenters
and Joiners, 600 men, John Snyder. Captain;
John West Waters and Thomas
Iron City Band. 20 pieces.
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, No. 1854,
224 German Union men. Captain Becker; Aides
Americas Band, q pieces.
brotherhood Of aTpenters ,a and JoineTs. Mi Nj lsS
lam Gagger, II. j. Lutz.
Abrams Drum Corps, IL pieces.
Sa eD 81 . nno
Abrams. Aide Albert Wilkinson.
W. R. Ford Flute and Drum Corps, Il pieces.
Robert Kenney. j. W. Potts.
L. U. No. 257, Allegheny Brotherhood OF Car
penters and Joiners, 800 men. Captain K.
H. Johnson; aides, @,I1;, +; I. Jones and
Buel's Drum Corps II pieces.
No. 45S Williamsburg brotherhood of Carpenters
Captain z. NOick Machine Hand Union. 5O6, 15C
men.
Carpenters and JOiners' Local Union, 655 men.
Tin and Sheetiron Ro0rers, b. McSteen, Captain.
200 men.
Slate and Tile Roofers' Union, 2704 with so men,
led by the ). Hart Drum Corps of IL
pieces, Captain James Richards.
Montooth Band, 81 pieces.
stonemasons' Union, 600 men; Captain J. F.
Collins.
East End Hodcarriers' Union, with 175 men;
Captain L. J Brooks.
R. J. McGonigle Band of % pieces.
National Hodcarriers' Union No; l, 400 men.
Captain Jordan Booth.
Etna Cornet Band.
Local Union No. 10. Painters and Decorators,
3OOmen: Captain David Luke.
Sharpsburg Band "A pieces.
Painters and Decorators Union No. 10, 130 men.
Cathedral Band 81 pieces.
Plasterers' Union $50 men.
Captain r. ). McNuly.
Brotherhood Of Painters and Decorators.
Local Union No. Is, of Allegheny, $50 men,
Cathedral Band. 25 pieces.
Painters ana Decorators Union No. TO- 100 men.
Painters and Decorators' Union No, 81, 90 men
Journeynen Plasterers' Association No. 81, "a
men.
Registered plasterers' apprentices, IS strong.
Is carriages, containing officers of various unions
Five floats, representing the various branches o
the trade.
The Pittsburg painters made charac
teristic display, in white working uniforms
and their appearance created many favor
able comments. They were all clean shaven
wearing but mustaches alone, and presented
as fine an appearance as anybody in the
parade. The journeymen plasterers wort
gray hats and carried canes, as did also L
q. No. 15, of the painters and decorators
The general turnout was one of which the
city might well feel proud.