Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-30

done for many years pest. q liza Of those IN
whoso1ionor the services OF to-day viii bc held
ID N Anseles, together with the cemeteries In
\ whit v they are inferred:
nosEDALx CEMETERY.
Isaac W. Reed, Thirty-seventh Illinois In.
FORT NIL cRsKrKRy.
John J. Behn, California Volunteers; George
X. Furmau, Cosapnny II, Seventh California IN
iantrysi E. dpiTado i cSinpsny b mr.t gal,ior'
teers; Y. w. Kimball, U. s. Navy; George Lucas
Battery y, Tenth New York Volunteers; Samuel
n,n Mckee, First gniiea STATES Cavalry; Thomas
California Volunteers; J. b. smith, Company
y, One Hundred and Fofty-5ixth New York
Iniantry; y Thomas A stgnwey, surgeon; One
Scott, u, ed States Volunteers; L. Wilhnrdt,
California Volunteers
$xTHoLIc CEMETERY.
Dalores Elizzide, Company D, First California
First calfornia National Battery; Vincent Vine nj
4 GelCieh, surgeon. Fourth California Infantry
John Kelley. United States Navy; John McFsd-
QellN United States Volunteers Hilora Ramirez,
Calif0rnia Volunteers; Jose A. Sanchez, Com
Dpany d, First California National Battalion.
EVERGREEN CEMETERY
Charles Sebastian, Company Q, Fourteenth
California VoIunteers; Thomas Thompson,
Van Heeee. Company 4, United States Light
ARTILLERY; George n. vandevere, Company /,
Nineteenth ", Ksltscty ya1 Iaisntry william yaa
Missouri Infantry; g. 'yosburg, United Sister
Volunteers; @. II. Williams, Wisconsin volun,
teets; Thomas II. Watson, Sixth Massachusetts
Volunteers; Jacob Wcitzle. Company L, Fourth
Indiana Cayayy Theo. Wagner, Company l.,
First Kansas Mounted Infantry; Michael Yager,
Company Z. First California Infantry; Captain
\ Ford, Illinois Volunteers; John B. Maxwelh
Company e. Forty fourth lows Infantry; VIII
lard Kite .5ge, United States Volunteers: p
BiiIer, Company H, seventy-fourth PennsSl-
Frank il. Angel, United states Volunteers;
CHARLES Beckiey, COMPANY ID, Sixty fifth Illinois
Infantry; Charles g Barclay, Company NJ,
pany B, One Hundred and Second PennsyiyaniA
infantry; j. Il. Bsrbey, Uampany @, First New
Mexico Volunteers; Ezra s. Beebe, New York
Volunteers; j. W. Dryden, Company r.. First
California Cavalry; George W. Bali, Company
g, Independent Virginia Rangers; - Bailey,
United States Navy; Jonathan Burwell, United
States Volunteers; Charles ChGney, United
States Volunteers; J. w. Cooper, United States
Volunteers; Peter Cullen, United States volun.
teers Adam Conrad, United States volunteefs
Adam Dorm, United States voluteers; Martin
Ebinger, Company, X, Seventh. Illin0in
Vermont Heavy Artillery. Tim Farrell, anmi
A Hutehins, Seventh New York Infantry; lHstil
Y \, Hill Forty-second Indiana Infantry J. K.
Hewitt, Flftleth New York Engineers, Nelson
frey, Second Maine Cavalry; Charles Jones,
Company d, Seventh Illinois Cavalry Hsfris0I,
Jones, Company II, Nineteenth Iowa Infantry;
kVilliam II. King, Company G., Thirty-sixth
4 Assachnsetts Infantryi William Littleboy1..
limited States Army; william Lufl, fndiane
Hyolunteers; William j. NJ. Lane, United States
Volunteers; Daniel Labait, Company O, Fifth
Vermont Infantry. b. B. McGaushey
United States States volnnteersi J. II. Nor
Mueller, Company n. Fifteenth New
York Heavy Artillery; William L. Marshall
Maryland Volunteers; John Mott, Company X.
rouyseventh New York Infantry;J. n. Miller
Company G, Second Iowa Infantry Herma an
Mobiles, Second California Cavalry; Henry
oliver. Company @, Sixteenth and Une Hun.
dred aud Fifty-fourth Illinois Infantry; Fran.
cisco OcRnp, Company D, First California Ma
tive Battalion; Henry Urtlepp, Company A,
Fif9y-second New York Infantry; j. H. Potter,
Company E, First Wisconsin Heavy Artillery;
Julius ploof, compsny. X. Eighth MichIgsp
Infantry; william Ruth, Company r. Sixth
iowa Cavalry: Jerome b. Renne. Company A.
Fifty-third Illinois 1uiantry; ]. O. Roiey. Call,
Fornis Volunteers; Charles X. Robinson. Com
. pany y, Second Maine Volunteers.
Stanton Post, No. 155, q. A. R., will meet At
their Post room, 29ls South Spring street, at 8
4. n. to-day, aud thon go to Rosedaie Cemetery
to decorate the one grave there. They Will
meet again at l p. NJ. to participate In tho
parade. All visiting comrades arc cordially In.
vIted 10 join In the observances Of the day.