Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-08
ST. PATRICK'S DAY. PARADE.

Chief Marshal Mcclure Issues His Orders
and Names Long List Of staff Onieers-
Route Of March-Uniforms to Be Worn.
The order for the St. Patrick's Day
demonstration by the Irish organizations of
Western Pennsylvania was issued last
night. The order il appended:
Having been appointed Chief Marshal
! hereby assume command. The following
appointments are announced: Adjutant
General. Patrick Fallon; Assistant Adjutant
General, Peter Carlin: Chief of Staff, W. D
McAuliffe; Assistant Chief of staff, Tobias
McDonough; Camp, John j. Dough-
erty, Bernard Taney, john Costello, Dennis
Haggerty, Edward Finn, Daniel Brady,
Thomas Murray, w. J. Sherey, Barnard Raf-
Boyle. William Gallagher. Manus Gallagher,
Patrick Gillece, Thomas Splain, Patrick
Gallagher, Michael Mccarthy, Patrick DoYd,
John J. Kelly. John J; Mcguire. Jr,
gins, T: J: Fagan, James Cogue, James sulli-
van, Patrick Dauson, Thomas Flaherty,
Matt McConville, Owen J. McKenna. John
Colleytan, Alderman ?. J. McInerney. Joseph
Thomas Donahoe, Alderman J. A. Donavon,
Patrick Toohille, Peter King, Luke Burns,
John j. Sullivan, Patrick Hannah, John
van, John r. o 'Mally, N. j. Mcdonald, John
Doherty, James Cohen, John McAvoy, Will
lam Lamb, Francis McNally, John
JoSn MeFsaland heY YFatrsa SGhn
John Enright. John Reynolds. Patrick
Thos. Coyne. Frank Woods, John Gilroy,
Edward Heath, Edward Lafrerty. Mathew
Rowan, Michael walsh. Michael Fitz pa trick,
Patrick Fleming, Frank Hughes, Patrick
John Slewev Patrick Hova rd rJonn OroItare
Patrick Donahoe, John Donahoe, Patrick
Ward. Richard Joyce, John Joyce, Farrell
, Conlon, John Smith. Thos. Carney,
Conway, Edward Monaghan, Philip
Sweeney, James Donahoe, Thomas Burke.
Third-The uniforms of the Chief Marshal,
officers of the staff and Aides-de-Camp will
consist of silk hat, dark clothing and buff
gauntlet gloves. Badges OF designation are
as follows: Chief Marshal, white sash; Adju-
tant General and Assistant Adjutant GEN
eral. blue sash; Chief of staff and Assistant
Chief of Staff, red sash; Aides de, Camp will
wear their society badges.
Fourth-The parade will form in one grand
division on Water street, right resting on
the following order: Platoon of police, Second
Brigade Band, cavalry escort in command of
Captain O'Shea, Chief Marshall and staff,
infantry battalion, Colonel Felix Mcknight;
riages containing State and county repre-
sentatives of A. o. H.: civic division in col
umns Of four.
Fifth-The Chief Marshal will be at head
quarters from 10 A. N. to / P. NJ After that
hour at Smithfield and Water streets where
officers and aides will report mounted not
later than 1:30 O'Clock. The parade will move
promptly at LAS O'Clock over the following
route: Smithtield to Diamond, to Old ave
nue.. to Fifth avenue, to Washington street,
to Wylie avenue, to Chatham street, to
Webster avenue, to Grant street, Fifth ave-
nue. to Market street, TO Sixth street. to Penn
avenue, to Seventeenth street, to Liberty
avenue, to New Grant street, where the
parade will be reviewed by the Chief Mar
shall. The rules governing former parades
will be observed. Smoking while in ranks is
prohibited. The distance while In column
Of fours is 72 inches, and officers will see.
this distance is observed during the parade.
Siyth-A meeting Of the officers Of the
staf will be held az 1ll7 Liberty street
Wednesday evening the 18th inst, at
o. o'ciock. BY order OF
j. j. MCGUIRE, Chief Marshal.
PATRICK FALLoN, Adjutant General.
W. d. MCAULIFFE, Chief of staff.