Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-12
KING WILLIAM OF ORANGE.

Inc Anniversary OF the Battle OF AuShr1n
Observed by Orangemen Yesterday-A
Parade Followed by a Picnic at Hutton
Comprise the Festivities.
The Orangemen of the district held their
yearly celebration. yesterday. To-day Is
the anniversary of the Battle of Aughrin
and the day ordinarily observed in COM
memoration of this battle, that of Boyne, on
the LIST of July, and in general, ''the glori-
Gus, pious and immortal memory of the
great and good King William, who saved
US from Popery, slavery, knavery, brass
money and wooden Shoes" as the Orange
mems favorite toast runs The 18th occur
ing on Sunday this year, the celebration
was held yesterday.
The battle of the Boyne was fought In
1890, so yesterdays celebration was the two
hundred and first anniversary of the defeat
of the Jacobites by King "Billy" at Boyen
and Aughrin. The usual parade was held.
The column formed on New Grant street,
and at 10 O'Clock moved along the following
routei New Grant street to Liberty street,
to Tenth street. to Penn avenue, to Ninth
street, to Ninth street bridge, to Anderson
street, to Cedar avenue, to Ohio street, to
Sixth street bridge, to Market street, to
Fifth avenue, to Liberty street and to
Union station.
Detail Of nine police under command Of
Robert Fowler
Chief Marshal Thomas Thompson and the
eral; George Carlisle, Chief of staff, T.
Foster, Robert Bowles James Foster, w.
J. Goddard. Samuel Edgar, Timothy
French, Robert Dodds. Samuel Heron,
Robert Mckee, W. j. Lees, Henry Bond,
William Powell, James McFeil. James
Sands, William Weightman, William Lees,
John McClan, R. ]. Patton, Samuel Woods,
william Buchanan, James Campbell.
Pittsburg City Band.
John Buchanan Lodge No. II, 60 mon
Two carriages carrying banners of Robert
2, Bowels Lodge No. IL. err
Monsooth Band
Robert Bowels Lodge No. Is, 80 mon.
Carriage with banner of James Foster Lodge
Eighteenth Regimens mt Fife Il and Drum Corps.
James Foster Lodge No. 90, 20 men,
Parnell's Fife and Drum Corps.
W.. Goddard Lodge No. q, 90 men,
Carriage with banner of Samuel Edgar Lodge
Select Knights Band.
Samuel Edgar Lodge No. "a, 125 men.
Grand Army Band.
Robert Dodd Lodge No. 90 100 men
Verona Fife and Drum Corps.
Verona Lodge No 80, A men.
Carriage with banner of Henry Bond Lodge
No. 45.
Henry Bond Lodge No. 45 100 men.
Pittsburg Drum Corps.
William Powell Lodge No. 48 % mon,
Colonel w. NJ. A. Stone Fife and Drum Corps.
Samuel Sands Lodge No. 5S, % men.
Carriage with banner Of William Whitman
Lodge No. GA.
Our Boys Fife and Drum Corps
William Whitman Lodge No. 81, l25 men,
Hudson's Imperial Fife and Drum Corps.
William Lees Lodge No. &c, 16O men,
Carriage with banner of John McClatn
Lodge No. a.
Keystone independent Fife and Drum
Corps.
John McClain Lodge No. "A, Is men.
Carriage with banner of Robert j. Paden
Lodge No. 70.
Allegheny Fife and Drum Corps,
Robert j. Paden Lodge No. 20, 100 men.
Silver Star Fife and Drum Corps.
William Campbell Lodge No. 1884, 60 men.
Mcdonald Fife and Drum Corps.
Alex. B. Cochran Lodge No. 1s5, Is men.
william Buchanan Lodge No. 130 60 men.
The Union depot was crowded with ex-
cursionists to Hutton Grove, where the
Orangemen held their annual picnic. It
took 100 cars to convey the admirers of
King William and their friends to the
grounds, and arrived there the usual pleas
ant sports and pastimes incidental to a pic
mic were proceeded with. Many of the
paraders remained in town and displayed
their regalia aud female belongings on the f.
streets. Not a few were overcome BY the
warmth of their enthusiasm and the day,
but generally the festivities passed off
quietly.