Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-05

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selle, L. NJ. Ben'z, ]. SInythe, j. j.
w. Huntington, A. Thomas,
w. A. Hilmer, J. B. Becker, A. ]. Eley,
O. Husmann, J. Landrel, F. Hilmer, II.
Paperatz, H. B. Boge, S. X. Taylor, A.
v. Smith, T. Darling, w. CLARK, D.
Bertch, G. Smith, P. Peppert, o. b.
Luedke, E. A. White, F. Christ, j. b.
Porter, J. Blair, A. w. Forbes, A. Ander-
son, A. Pierutte, w. Kroeger, A. S. Peg
oft, S. E. Cooke, G. Clasten, G. A. john
son, J. Brooker, J. w. Mcdonald, T.
Hill, j. Sieger, r. Blair, A. ]. Ailva, G.
Kuchel, E. Clark, w. F. Fox, G. H.
Dunn, J. A. Greeley. A. Borques, J. A.
Bancroft, G. 9. Landell, j. S. Hatfield,
S. A. Dennis, G. Bauer, Jr., F. H. Fox,
G. II. Aims, E. J. Pallegrin, w. A. Mar
row, H. B. Haanson, E. F. Kellogg, W.
Berdrow, T. Blumhardt, J.. Hartung.
The San Diego division did credit to
that city, and their many friends in this
city warmly welcomed this detachment
as it went passing by.
The next in order were the Garibaldi
Guards, headed by marshal on tiue
grey charger, and the men under his
command, in their quaint red-shirt and
blue-pants uniforms, made very hand
some appearance. At the front of the
column marched uirandiere in costume
appropriate to the colors of the regiment
and her appearance created quite stii
among the female portion of the on
lockers. The Garibaldi Guards carried
their arms at the trail, with fixed bay
onets, and bystander remarked thai
this is their invariable custom, and thai
they are the only troops in the worlo
who do so.
The Veteran Drum Corps 4an6
the Grand Army of the Republic
consisting of representatives from Frank
Bartlett Post No. 6, Stanton Post No. 55
Gelcich Post No. 10Y, and John A. Logar
Post No. 139, next put in an appearance
and were followed by smart-lookinl
body of young men who were immed
lately recognized as the Sons of Veter
ans. Marshal w. r. Lewis and staff, fol
lowed by the independence band, head
ed the second division, which was com
posed of number of organizations anG
societies, the following being those who
took part: Uniform Rank A. 0. U. w.
Uniform Rank knights of Pythias, Uni
form Rank /. 0. o. F., Native
Sons OF the Golden West, French
Benevolent Society, Societa Uni
one Fralletaza, British Benevolen
Society, Caledonian Club and Sons of st
George. Each of these classes was wei
represented and made very pleasing
feature of the display, representing al
they did the social elements and bond
of good fellowship in the city's life.
THE THIRD DIVISION
Was marshalled by Mr.. Lester Osborne
whose well-known face was immediately
recognized as he came in view MOUNTED
on prancing steed and attended by
three members of his staff, and in hit
rear came one Of the most imposing
bodies in the procession, that of the An
cient Order of Hibernians. They were
good solid-looking lot of men and thei
handsome scarfs of green. silk, orna
mented by letters descriptive of theil
order gave them very handsome ap
pearance, as with well-trained step they
marched steadily along. The Turnvereir
Germania and the Austrian Verein made
a creditable display, and murmur o
appreciation resounded as the Bakers
Union No. As, headed by Marshal Joe
Hartmann, came in sight. The member
of this order were attired in snowy white
caps and jenkins, and their honest smil
ing faces at once established them al
favorites in the public heart. They wer,
followed by the Carpenters Union No
433, from East Los Angeles, and tn,
Washington Carpenters Union No. 439
who also met with an enthusi
astic reception. The fourth di
vision was managed by Marsha
G. G. Conn, with the following gentle
men acting as aides A. Cousins, L
Sentous, l.. Hoff, NJ. johnson. Alb,
Greenbaum, H. Cohn, E. A. Durant, d
HI. johnson, H. Schaunneeke, G.. HI
Forbes and NJ. Ordogui In their wax,
came the Exempt Firemen's Association
headed by ]. Kuhrts, the president, ant
then murmur of delight welcomed th,
advent of
THE FIRE BRIGADE,
Which came along in noble array D
A. Moriarty, Chief Engineer, and Chas
A. Miles, Assistant Engineer headed tn,
boys, ,and then came the engines from the
various stations manned by their crews
and looking as spick and spar
as a new shilling. They made mag
nifcent showing. The horses evidently
appreciated the situation, for they tossed
their heads and danced about, and a,
they did so the glittering harness showed
the vast amount of labor that willing
hands had expended to make the display
success. The engines were ornamentec
with flags, flowers and bunting, and al
they went trundling by the enthusiasm
created by their appearance called forth
hearty cheers from the pleased observ
ers. The well-known dogs ran by the
side of the hose-carts and added greatly
to the striking effect of the display which
was further enhanced when the
hook and ladder carts came in sight
manned by the men on whom the
city relies for protection when the fire.
king makes one of his merciless attacks
The enthusiasm created by this display
had scarcely died away when, following
the staff Of Marshal A. A. Adams, the
trades displays appeared upon the scene
THE BUSINESS EXHIBITS.
Everybody knew that the business men
had determined to swell the pageant
with well-represented exhibition Of the
city's industries, but no one suspected
that their efforts would be on the mann
moth scale in which they were
presented. The column was head
ed by a mounted knight in
medieval armor armed cap-a-pie and
bearing silken banner on which was
inscribed the legend, "Fredericksburg
Brewing Company" In train of this
warrior came q large wagon drawn by
six horses representing the company,
and these were followed by five draws
bearing barreled and bottled beer, all
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