Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-09-27

O1onlcio bouiier, Eruaent Deauury,
Sam Foy, Sostenes Sepulveda,
Otto Weyse.
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal, Major I A Dunsmoor.
Aids-Jos Woodwork, 8 Il Dewey.
Band.
Eagle Corps, W Il Russell, Captain com
manding
J Kuhrts, Chief of Fire Department; Geo
Vignolo, Assistant Chief.
Fire Company No. l.
Park Hose Company No. l.
Hook and Ladder No. l.
Ancient Order Of United Workmen.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal, h T Hazard.
" B Tullis, Jos Maier,
PW Dooner. Pastor de Cells.
Band.
@ jacob, President, Demier, Leader.
Turnverein Germania.
Confidence Engine Company No.2.
Robert Eckert, Foreman.
Ancient Order OF Hide, mans.
Italian Benevolent Society.
Merrill Lodge Of Good Templars.
Wells, Fargo & Cos Express.
Sociedad de Progreso Mejicana.
Ivy eocial Club.
Los Angeles Social Club.
Athlete Club.
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal, Reginaldo del Vale.
Aids.
II. M. Mitchell, --.
Band.
Grand Army of the Republic.
French Benevolent Society.
Juanta de JuareZ
I. o. of Odd Fellows.
Knights of Pythias.
Knights Of Honor.
I. %. OF Red Men.
+. and A. Masons.
C8ur de Lion Commandery.
FOURTH DIVISION,
Marshal, Henry King.
Aids.
R Melony, Henry Giess,
8 Celestine, TT Cuddy.
Band,
Catafalque.
Pail Bearers.
Hon I Mansfield, Lt-0ov State California
Hon Il Tobsrman, Mayor Los Angeles,
Hon e F Spence, President City Council
Hon B Cohn, Member City Council,
Hon Chas = Prayer, President Board Su-
Hon = Rogers. Member BID Supervisors,
Hon dannon,
Hon r Baker, Hon ] 8 Slauson,
Hon W h Gilman, Hon G Wiley Wells
Hon B E Coulter.
Mexican Veterans.
Los Angeles Rangers.
City Officials.
Board If Councilmen.
County Officials.
Board Of Education.
Board of Supervisors.
State Officers. ~
United states Officials.
Superior Judges.
Foreign COnsuls.
Invited Clergy.
Orators. Clergy.
President OF the Day.
Citizens.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Pupils of Public Schools.
The reporter of the HERALr
closely scanned the procession as IL
passed the junction Of Spring and
Main streets. Every order, society
and organization of Los Angeles,
Of any public character whatse-
ever, was represented with IN
usual fuilness We should say
that, without Q little of exaggera-
tion, the procession was fully
three.quarters of a mile long.
ATTRACTIVE FEATURES.
While the thousands of process
sionists deployed before us We
could not help being struck by the
dne and soldierly appearance Of thu
Eagle Corps. They are q splsndit
set Of men and have already at
tanned q notable proficiency o
drill. The catafalque, which was
the creation of the artistic skil
Of the Meesrs, Ponet b Orr, was q
superb affair, It was drawn by
six horses and was mass o.
sMllax or other green trailing
plants, black silk and stars
surmOunted by an eagle heav
lily draped in black. Th,
coffin was the pick of the extern
sive and stylish stock of the nrm
Behind 1t, in u kneeling attitude,
was the lovely little Laura Chau-
vim, In the role Of Columbia bswail
ing the Prssidsnt's untimely tax
ing of. Many of the proosssionist
wore Grape, badges and other in
sigma Of grief. Every organiza
ton represented took q pride Il
turning out In full force, and W
have never hitherto seen so many
Masons In line in this city as Of
yesterday. The display of th
knights Templars and Knights Q
Pythias were beyond any ordinar,
standard, while the fire companie
we're not o whit behind their usus
elaborate efforts.
The procession, with the variou
halts, consumed fully two hours Il
reaching the platform which ha
been erected on the circus lot, o.
Main street. The stage wa
Oui0klv 1llad. az Were the numOI