The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-15
THE DEAD SEN
Arrangements Completed for the
Funeral To-Day.

The funeral of the late Senator George
Hearst will take place this afternoon from
Grace Church, corner of Stockton ana Cali
fOrnia streets. Rev. DR.. Foute, rector of
the church, will be the officiating clergyman,
and the services will commence at o'clock.
After these the body will be placed in the
vault of the late U Iited States Senator Mil
ton S. Latham at Laurel Hill Cemetery.
Seats will be reserved at the church for
the immediate family and those accompany
ing them; also for the pail-bearers, the
Congressional Committee, legislative delega-
ton, General Gi bbon and staff &c eral Di-
mond and staff. Board of Supervisors Ex-
aminer employees and the representatives OF
a number of political and civic organ izations,
including the City Council of Oakland,
State Club, etc This will necessitate re-
has a seating capacity OF only about 500.
There will be no tickets of admission, and
reserved seats will be provided only for those
above mentioned.
The Congressional committees and Senate
and Assembly of California, and the Board
of Supervisors of San Francisco are re-
queSted 10 meet in the gentlemen's reading
room of the Palace Hotel at l o'clock; also
the Governors and Brigade stats and pail
bearers, consisting Of the following-named
gentlemen:
Governor e. Fl. Markham. SeIden S. Wright.
w. ID. English, Charles n. FELTON,, Lloyd Teyis,
w. f. Goad r. p Hammond Jr,, E. q. Waite,
Mayor George Ii. Sanderson, A Z: Williams,
George &. Perkins. Frank McCoppin, Arthur
Rodgers, Irving NJ Scott, Niles Searles john H.
Wise, A. =. Butler Of Fresno Louis Soss g. l..
Taylor. General John GiDbon, Admiral Bennam.
jeremiah Lynch, Irwin {; Stump, Barry Bald
WIN. Judge William 1. Wallace, Louis Glass,
r. s. Mesick, Edward McGettigan, Judge J. P.
Hoge, Judge j. V. Colfey, A. n. Towue, j. Z. lie
Count, William H. Crocker, Chief Justice w. Ii,
Beatty and Associate Justice k. &. Harrison.
General Dickinson wilt have charge of the
escort and outside arrangements and Major
Il. p. Hammond Jr. of the arrangements at
the church. The ushers will be:
A. S. Baldwin, Frank Mclaughlin. James E.
Tucrer, Arthur Wallace, Grosvenor p Ayers.
John Wedderburn. w. B. Wigntman, Edward
W. Townsend and James t. Murphy, and the
following from The 1roquoS Club: NJ. IL. Drey-
fus, z. A. Flnnegan, d. J. Gordon, q. J. sullivan,
L. 7. Z. Troy, C. II. Hoicomb, J.. }. Clark, d. N.
de Leon, NJ. ID. Clark, w. l.. Ashe, l.. V. Merle.
j. A. Steinbach, j. l.. Fichthaler and M. Helm
miner.
The music at the services at the church
will be as follows: While the cor tege is
entering. "Apotheose," funeral ma rch by
Gottschalk, played on the organ by Ii. NJ.
vice will be sung by the choir. Mrs. Mar
riper Campbell, Mrs. Euuice Westw ater,
Mr. Arthur Messmer and Mr.. Walter c.
Campbell After the lesson a favorite
hymn of Senator Hearst's, just as l
Am, Without One Plea" to music by Elvey,
will be sung. After the prayers the hymn,
ADloe win Me, 10 tne music Dy MONK.
Alter the benedlctlon and While the cortege
is retiring the choir Will sing the hymn:
When cur hearts are bowed with woe
When our bitter tears o'erhow
When we mourn the lost, the dear,
Jesus OF Mary, hear.
After which the organist will NAV some
fnnersI mnsio Nv Cbonin
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The following official bulletin was issued
last evening by General John IL. Dickin-
son. Marshal Of the procession:
a, tho funeroI oerar,ortas -, rho ,,,o Sn,.or
c,,a I pars, he toiin,in NJ III S az & ~
~, - ,sio' IT. $50, -; 70 1N - ~ ~
fniidwed h,' carrigss co"1aininS m.i & ar,
ard clerpymen. tSe family and inmediets
S.is,d.. IL, 4, Sa,,,,rssaionai IN $50
orc - .ssan,n1,, -; Catitor,ia. ~ 'pairS -,
Suraryisnrs of S3n ErancjSco. ,SaSor-Ganar al
ouPtiNisoiS Vi oah auSisCo' mdJoi-ueneIaI