Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-21
Chief Marshal Denniston Expects a
Much Larger Number.
HOW THE BIG PARADE WILL FORM.
A Splendid Military Pageant VIII Lead tho
Marching 1housandA
PROGRAMME FOR THE NIGHT MEETING

last night that if anything like the number
of men reported would turn out there would
be from 81, 900 to 40, 900 in line. Over 25,
600 have reported for the second division
alone. The other two divisions and the
military will be nearly as large, according
to the reports
At late hour last night it began to rain,
and the weather man predicted moro rain
for to-day, but he has often made big mis-
takes before and there is no reason to sup
pose he may not do so again on this great
day.
The demand for horses and carriages for
this parade has e1celled anything ever seen
in this section. Every livery stable in the
two cities had engaged to supply more than
it could furnish on Wednesday, and yester-
day the aids of the various divisions who
had previously neglected to secure horses
were securing around endeavoring to bor-
row or hire from their neighbora The
equine turnout in the parade will be large
and important one.
Ready for the Demonstration.
| At the final meeting before the parade Of
the Columbus Day Committee of 80 yester-
day afternoon all the subcommittee re-
ported their work done and ready for the
morrow. Chief Marshal Denniston re-
GREETED that the reviewing stand on the
| Allegheny hay market would not be large
enough to accommodate the aides or the
Committee of 80. Only the chief and staff,
and the Judges of the County and Supreme
Courts are provided for. Badges, of hand
some design, and tickets of admission to
the stage at Old CITY Hall for the peoples
meeting tonight were distrib uted among
the members of tn e committee. No tickets
will be required for seats in the hall They
will be free to all who reach the hall in
The Finance Committee has on hand
81, AIS collected for the celebration. An.
other meeting of the General Committee
will be held next SATURDAY. afternoon. by
which time it is expected all bills will have
been presented for payment If ANYTHING
remains in the fund the balance will be re-
turned to the Fourth of july fund, from
which $425 was taken for this occasion.
P.o,,. VIII Cos,
Inc GontriDuIors not previously reported
se mupef. o. 20, sio' =. l. Aenneiy,
q nus "Io"3u w. CIV; NC
e. oIo., CIV -. IA. nenfN'
%, r. .. "ICiacNen. C. eiO, Iron Slty
ouuce anG Conmssi1n us Company, eio;
20 sIo. ~ neu1on, M sJi IianA Hn Wlloert q
So., wv oonn w. Wailace' soi d. faiKen-
Coooins &, Gnennsr Ss. IT n Me-. ss,
James McClurg & Co, $40; William j.
Friday, S25; Jackson & Bro. $40; j. E
Pollard, SO; Brophy & Shaughnessy, SIS;
William Clark & Son, $25; A. L. Sailor
Clothing Company, S.; Wainwright & Co.,
$50; Marshall, Kennedy g. Co., S25; Camp
bell & Dick, S25; Fleishman & Co, $40;
Rosenbaum & Co., SO; George X. Steven
son, S25; j. M. Gusky, $25; West End
Passenger Railway Company $25; r. B,
Ward & Co., SO; Heber Mcdowell, $50.
Chief Marshal Denniston said last Eight
that ali arrangements for the parade are so
complete as to indicate that it would be |
possible to get the column moving nearly
on the scheduled time According to pro-
gramme it should be formed and start from |
the Southside at 1890 o'clock. The Major !
expects the head of the column to reach |
Fifth avenue by 11:30
The parade will form on the Southside.
ton and staff will be on Carson street be- |
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
The National Guard Union Veteran Jec;on
U. a. L., w ashlngton Infantry and other |
unil1Imea troops VIII constitute provls-
ionai n oiisaTe T. anu nave tnE rignt OF tne
Soiuinn. 6 11ey VIII De followed by the
Soutusiae oi'ision' under MARSHAL Dr. M
"A. Arnnols
oeu W De"'n'
The Old City division will be under Mar
shal d. C. Rinler who was onno;nt.J 20
fill the vacancy resulting from a. pge P. Burch.
fields resignation caused by the death Of
Joseph Horne. 1t will be by far the larg-
est division. The column will form on this
side of the river with right reetiro an Pn..
,,root a, AZ. c.. nS on HosS
s.iees q. .ne Court house, ahe proceed to
.ne ooutnsloe by way OF the Tenth street
bridge, where it will fall in behind the |
Southslde division. The Allegheny diyis-
ion will form in AlIepbenv and nrnooad 80
W.ter strsat ~ r..,; "ne Proceeu 10
ond v,lI fall n Ioh;n5 az O,l S,:.
anu VIII iait IN Denlno the old City dlvis-
Smithfeld street bridge.
6eid s,r.st Vii, II paiaue ai'sr ieacn1ng smith,
.raan - g. a.ons on,,!nheio ,!rih toIh
a. efenue, W oian' street, TO fitn avenue, to
Market street, TO Liberty avenue, to Ninth |
u;1I ,,ore oinno sue Paraoe
~ oons Anuerson 70 Ceoar avenue, |
70 Nortn avenue 10 federal street, to Hay
is located.
The programme at CITY Holl