Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-30
Memorial Day-ofder OF the Grand
Marshal.


In assuming the position OF Grand
Marshal the undersigned has the honor
Of announcing the following field and
staff;
Marshal First Division. Major J. @.
DE Turk; Aids, Captain Peter Schlotter-
beck and John Bsisley.
Marshal Second Division, Surgeon and
Lieutenant Col. Vincent Gelcich; Aids,
Captains w. j. Finlay and Penney.
Marshal Third Division, Major John
l.. Fonck; Aids, Captain Herman Jacoby
and $. IL. Slaught.
Marshal Fourth Division, Major H.
Fl. Bixby; Aids, Col. L. H. Marshal
Marshal Fifth Division, Major B. F.
Meyers; Aids to Grand Marshal, Major
}. +. Guirado aud J. A. Merrill.
All Marshals and Aida will report for
duty at DeTurk's stable at ~ o'clock,
noon, sharp.
The First Division will consist of the
Eagle Corps. preceded by their band
and drum corps, Mexican veterans, dis
abled soldiers aud sailors and widows
and children OF deceased soldiers in car
riages Frank Bartlett Post. No. 0. Stan.
ton Post No. IS. Shiloh Post, No. so,
G. A. r.
SECOND DIVISION,
Los Angeles Band of Hope.
THIRD DIVISION,
lLos Angeles Fire Department.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Carriages containing the President and
orator Of the day. foreign consuls, the
Judiciary, Federal. State. County and
City officials. and editors Of papers and
city water carts.
FIFTH DIVISION,
Citizens in carriages and on horse
back.
The above-named organizations, and
all others desiring to take part, will
proceed on South Main and Sixth streets
to the Baptist Church. After the exer-
cises the column will be formed on Fort
street. under the direction Of the Grand
Marshal and Division Marshals, and
then proceed to the city cemetery by the
line OF march as previously announced.
After the exercises at the cemetery
the Eagle Corps will escort the G.. A. R.
to their headquarters, the remainder OF
the column returning under their own
leaders to their respective quarters.
HORACE BELL, Grand Marshal.
PROGRAMME OF MUSIC
To be rendered by the Eagle Corps band
In the memorial services to-day:
A grand descriptive medley. entitled
"Recollections of the War;" composed
by E. Buyer aud dedicated to the Grand
Army OF the Republic. will be performed
by the Eagle Corps band during the ex-
ercises at the Baptist Church this after.
noon. 1t is musical recital of the
events Of a day in soldiers life COM
mencing with the "Drummsrs CALL"
followed by "Reveille" announcing day
break and arousing the camp The
morning parade is recalled by the grand
old hymn, "For God and Liberty" and
that first of those popular war songs,
Marching Along" announces the readi-
ness for the days work. Assembly"
now sounds and the hattalions form to
the music Of "The Flag Of Columbia"
Attention." and prayer is offered for
the success of our arms. The command,
Commence Firing" opens "The Bat
tie" and victory is proclaimed by the
proud old "Star Spangled Banner" The
sad tones of the Vacant Chair" tells
too plainly the story of those who fell.
But the order Is now forward" and
those grand old songs, Marching
through Georgia." "Tramp, Tramp,
Tramp" and "Glory, Glory Hallelujah,"
betoken continued success, while 1.-THE
Union Forever" and "Kingdom coming"
announce final victory. Every veteran
will recall the old days in camp and field
as he listens to this splendid musical
composition.