Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-14
THE RATIFICATION
Programme of the Exercises
for Tonight.
NAMES OF vICE-PREsIDENTs
The Organizations To Take Part In
the Parade-The Line of March
and the Speakers.

uuc IdTdu0-Iue Lille OI MATCH
and the Speakers.
The arrangement for the grand ratifi-
cation meeting and parade tonight, are
nearly complete and the Committee of
Arrangements under Mr.. Sidney Lacey,
acting in conjunction with Mr.. Eugene
German, Chairman of the County Gem
tral Committee and Captain A. F.
Mackay, Grand Marshal, has been very
active and has outlined the order Of
events for tonight as follows:
A special train will leave Santa Monica
at P. NJ. this evening for the benefit of
those desiring to be present at the meet
ing tonight, and will return after the
proceedings are over.- Ample accommo-
dations have been made for all who
desire to attend, and large contingent
is expected to make an appearance. A
special service has also been arranged
over the Rapid Transit Road for the
benefit of participators from Mon.
rovia, and travellers from that
burgh will be landed here about
s P! NJ. and carried back later on.
Quite number of persons are expected
from Pomona and they will probably
come in on the regular train. Mr.. w. H.
Ward, of Santa Ana, was in the city
Thursday and made arrangements for an
excursion from that city. He was offered
round trip rate of $1.10, the tickets to
to be good only on the special train, if
he succeeded in obtaining 200 passengers.
The fare from Santa Monica will be as
usual.
The members of the various clubs will
meet at their rooms at from 6 80 O'Clock
to o'clock this evening. The Iroquois
Club will assemble at its rooms at No.
II North Main street, the Manhattan
Club will meet at Judge Hutton's court
room, the S. M. White Club will as
semble at the rooms of the Democratic
County Central Committee, the Santa
Fe Club will meet at its headquarters
on Vignes street, the Cleveland and
Thurman Club will meet at Judge Aus
TINS courtroom and the other clubs at
the places where the last meetings were
held.
Leaving their rooms, the clubs will
march to the intersection of Main and
First streets, and will form on First
street east and west of Main. The fol-
lowing will assist Grand Marshal A. F.
Mackay:
Chief Aide, Major J. G. Estudillo.
Aides, R. Bilderrain, S. Celestin,
Peter Hack, T. B. Brown, J. w.
w. Montgomery. Philip Stoll, G. E.
Roberts, r. Dominguez, Guy B. Barham,
A., Lindenfeldy E. @. Schnable, Henry
Stuhr, Ohas. Alexander, W. R. Burke,
Homer G.. Katz, E. R. Smith, Thos. E.
Rowan, Jr., H. M. Johnston, Shirley G.
Ward, Eugene Riggin, John Moriarty,
Jno. +. Schieck, ID. Einstein, j. l..
Mccoy, j. Dupuy, Geo. w. Glowner, A.
F. Vinette, w. J. Carlisle, I. j. Harrell,
Capt. Theo. Friese and Chas. P. Kearney.
The Grand Marshal will be designated
by red sash and gold rosette, the Chief
Aide by blue sash and silver rosette,
and the aides with red, white and blue
sashes and soft hats and will be on horse
back.
The procession will march in the fol-
lowing order:
First Division--Iroquois Club, 200;
Reliance Club, 1875; Stephen M. White
Club, $50; Santa Monica delegation, 800;
Santa Fe Club, 125.
Second Observation-Disclosures Club,
120; Cleveland and Thurman Merchants
Club, 100; German American Club, $50;
French Club, 1875; Santa Ana, Orange,
Anaheim, Downey and Norwalk delega-
tions, 600; the HERALD.
Third n--Workingmen's Demo
cratic Club, $50: Franco American Club,
100; First Ward Club, 250; Second Ward
Club, 200; Pasadena and Monrovia dele
cation, $50.
Fourth Division-Fourth Ward Club,
O0n, p1x,1o Ha.rhfo C1,xh jSA. T;1Jov,
Club, 100 San Fernando and Newhall
delegations, 175; citizens not members
of clubs.
Fifth Division, in carriages-President
of the Evening, Col. John E. Platter; !;
Vice Presidents as follows: 1. w. He'll
man, Kasper Cohn, VIM. Roper, John |.
Reddick, Major W. R Burke, R. A.
Ling; Lieutenant Gatewood, B. Cohn, L
Loeb, P. Ballade, DR.. Nadeau, Gen. John
R. Matthews, DR.. Joseph Kurtz, Hon. ].
Marion Brooks, ]. q. Lynch, Col. ]. J.
Ayers, Capt. Stone, ex-Mapor g. E..
Thorn, Chas. Prayer, Hon. Shirley
Ward, M. G.. Marsh, John L. O'Brien,
H. w. O'Melveny, J. A. Graves, Judge
E. M. Ross, Sanford Johnson, James B.
Lankershim, j. A. Driffield, Mayor w.
II. Workman, James Lankershim, W..
M. Woody, DIR. j. T. Stewart of Mon
rovia, w. A. w. Masters Of Pasadena,
B. T. Smith, w. H. Spurgeon, John F.
Humphries, Victor Montgomery, w. M.
Ward, E. A. Preuss, d. R. Risley,
Chas. Ducommun, Harris Newmark,
DR.. James E. Fulton, Thos. E. Rowan,
J. w. Brodrick, Jacob Baruch, Col. E.
E. Hewitt, Hon. R. F. Del Vale, John
T. Gafey, Col. Mesmore, J. r. Dupuy,
Thos. Cuddy, Thos. B. Brown, Edward
German. VIM. Pridham, ]. Downey
Harvey, Fred. Harkness, DR.. J. S. Craw-
ford, Geo. w. Burton, II. w. Patton,
Major H. M. Mitchell, Sidney Lacey,
Judge B. E. Taney, John Bryson, John
Kineally and ]. Kuhrts. Young Ameri.
can Club so strong, Platafina Club 1875
speakers and citizens in carriages, E
Monte delegation 150 on horseback, led
by Dan Kevane.
The line Of march will be from Firsl
street up Main to the Pico House, coun
termarch to Spring, along Spring t.
Fourth, along Fourth to Fort, along For
to Temple, along Temple to New High
and New High to the stand.
The orators of the evening will be Hon
Reel B. Terry, Hon. s. M. White, Hon
Calvin Edgerton and Hon. w. S
Herndon.
The committee OF arrangements ha
providad for tho, cpookiuO ono of tn