Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-03
A Grand Display of Fireworks.
At $50 O'Clock the fireworks display will
commence 1t is as follows:


commence 1t is as follows:
1 Explosion of "a signal rockets andfour1s-nch
japanese bomb shells.
Nisgi,'N;sWel elcome'' in letters of fire.
2Is-inch Japanese shells.
Grand triple combination battery.
Grand display display Of .ScSan1ex IScEets; Park y,
Display Of rockets and shells.
II II Grand roundMSplendid display of fire wheels.
y Grand flight Of saucissons. ,,o.,
10 Explosion of bomb sheiis ana rocKets'
IA Grand Illumination.
Is Large fountain battery.
16 Special device-"Old Fort DuqueSne, with In
scriptiOn in letters of fire.''
Is Vesnvian battery, showing eruption of Mount
Vesuvius.
2i Grand discharge of rockets and bombs.
% Fountain battery.
% Grand illumination of Bengolas.
"a Discharge of rockets and shells.
and beautiful display Of colored fire.
z eRsif Grand rocket flight and discharge of Shells
S Grand G isht Of bomb shells and rocket fight.
81 Grand discharge detonating rockets.
s. Grand Illumination and discharge of rockets and
"a Medallion Of Washington; ,,,
50 Special l'i dievice-Flag of America
81 Fountain battery.
So Special devfce-Elephaut ''Gusky.',
40 Discharge of rockets and shells.
Il Grand Illumination and discharge Of rockets and
e emblem of Liberty and yustice-set piece.
43 Discharge Of rockets and shells.
a Set piece-locomotlve and tender.
8 = Ppis;shsaTge pi;Ssa1gs esdI.Sa Of rockets.
Z Explosion Of rockets and bomb shells.
4s Scroll quadrile. In wheels Of fire.
% Grand rocket fight.
81 Polka qladrille-set piece.
81 b.Ppss q lSssss: Sssss sas S sa%s shells.
g Set pieees-syiss s,s,dsa triangle; gle ,,,,,
IS Set piece-'.Hal ha!'
SO Rockets and bombs.
60 Sci piece-8se -8epresentation army and navy.
80 Set tpiece-Inuminated double cascade wheels
63 Grand Illumination and discharge of rockets and
"a Cataract of Niagara. A beautiful piece.
s. Discharge Of IL four:pound rockets.
the words Peace, Prosperity, Freedom-The
Resnlt Of fIndependence,' and 'GOod Night
iu letters Of fire.
A Perfect Picnic for the Small Boy.
The list of entries to the athletic contests
is given on another page. Chief Brown
yesterday issued his Fourth of July orders
to the police. The small boy and his big
brothers will be allowed to begin at o'clock
tonight and until IL o'clock tomorrow night
can shoot OF all the firecrackers and other
fireworks he chooses, provided he does so on
the streets. No firing of crackers in alleys
or back yards will be permitted, and the
police will be expected to arrest everybody
found violating this order. Vhe use of re-
volvers and other firearms is prohibited
under penalty of arrest, and 1t will be the
duty Of the police to arrest anyone throwing
fireworks into open doors or windows. Fire
crackers and other explosives will be pro-
hibited at the park.
Southsiders will have an independence
celebration apart from the rest of the city.
Quite large sum of money has been raised
and the affair, while not eQualing in magni-
tude the Schenley Park demonstration, will
be pleasant one. Those who have been
actively engaged in getting it up are Magis-
trate C. E. Succop, Chairman; W. c. Bernardo
Secretary; John Peter Schneider, Treasurer
of the General Committee, and John J.
Freund, August Bodenhagen and Charles II.
Geottler, Of the Collection Committee.
How the Southside Will Celebrate.
At O'Clock on the morning of the Fourth
the children Of the Southside schools will
meet at the Birmingham School on South
Fourteenth street. The young folks will
march to the place selected for the mornin..
exercises, at South Twentyltirst and Carson
streets. The following is the programme A.
ranged:
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