The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-20
!" OLD TECUMSEH."
Memorial Services to Be Held on
Sunday Next.
Programme Of the Exercises on the Occasion
Meeting Of the Committee of Arrange
ments Yesterday.

CllILcH5 HClu dt tnc MAYORS ONCE on
Wednesday to arrange for fitting demon
stration in honor Of the late General w. T.
Sherman met yesterday morning in General
John Ii. Dickinson's Office. Those present
were: General John ii. Dickinson, Colonel
G. l.. Taylor, Colonel w. r. Smedberg, d.
c. Masteller, j. P. lie Count, General o. d.
Greene. Colonel E. Moale and Lieutenant
l.. A Lowering.
Z. G. Masteler, who acted as Secretary,
stated that the Grand Opera House could
be secured for the memorial exercises
for $50, but the proprietors would not ad-
nit of any more people entering the theater
than could be seated. After considerable
discussion, and conversation by telephone
with the officers of the church, it was decid-
ed to hold the memorial exercises at the
First Congregational Church on Sund ay
next, commencing at 2:30 o'clock In the
afternoon. The musical arrangements will
be under the direction of Samuel ID. Mayer.
Military officers will attend iu full uniform,
and seats will be provided for Consular
officers representing foreign countries, Gen
ersl Gibbon and staff, Mayor and Board of
Supervisors, Board of Education, Supreme
and Superior Court Judges, Admiral Ben
ham and staff, General Dickinson and staff,
the Governor and delegations from the So
ciety OF California Pioneers ami Mexican
Veterans, Grand Army of the Republic,
Chamber of Commerce, Board of Trade,
Produce Exchange and Collector Phelps
and other Federal officials
General Gibbon will preside at the exer-
cises and viii be introduced by Mayor San
derson. Alter an address by the General
there Will De prayer, music by the choir, and
eulogy by an orator not yet selected.
General W. ii. L. Barnes had been chosen
to deliver the eulogy, but owing to sickness
Is unable to accept. More music will follow
and the services will end with the bene-
diction.
On all the offices of the different Consuls
OF foreign nations here, on some of the ships
in the har6or and at many business houses
flags are tying at half-mast in honor OF the
dead General, and will remain so until after
the funeral.
In accordance with a resolution passed at
a meeting held at the Office Of the Mayor on
| Wednesday the following merchants have
signified their intention to close their re-
spective places of business on the day of the
funeral, Saturday, February 21st, at p
o'clock, and to remain closed during the
balance of said day.
A. Lusk & Co., N. Y. and S. f. Collar Com.
psny. Levi Strauss & Co.. Kline & Co., Anglo
Bfothers Coz Well, Baer g. Co, c. & p H.
G!ompany, ". Cohen & Co. Louis Kline s Co.,
Hoffman, Alexander & Co., Baehman Brothers,
B, Blun e 3I 10 & Co.; Baraeh q Newman; J.
Co, |. Dnkelspiel & Sons, NJ. Frank,
N S s s,E5ssr' Merged @ Die MUS 81
Porter, siesslnger Co., Fred H. Busby. Lowen.
berg s. Co, strauss g. Levy, Murphy, Grant &
Meyerstein. Buyer s. Reich. Julius Newman, S.
j. Highlander & Co., Son Bros. & Co.. California
Wire Works, Leyingston s. Co, W. s. l. Stein.
Kahn Bros, Btne 4 CO.. NJ. Heller q Sons. Calm,
Nlckelsberg & Co.; Ryams, Pau>on & Co., Open
ssr6s Men Etns Co. H. s c5Seke1 Company
Manutaelq!lng Company. d, L. Beck & Sons,
4 Co., Washington Manufacturing Company,
Langley s. Michaels Company, Kaiser s. Israel
Lewis MUIR. lie Count Bros, United Working
mems Boot aud Shoe Company, San Jose Wooden
Mills Company CHARLES Mayer Jr. & Co., Stein,
Simon, Co. Graf Bros, ". s j.. Sloane s
Lyons, LippetG & Co.. Macondray & Co., Horace
Davis & Co., +. q. Conklin q Co.. Leak Glove
Co. Brown & Metzner +. Conklln. Bauer Bros.
s. Co., Goodyear Rubber Company, Remington &
Co, The Harry Unna Company W. S. Peek s. Co,
Wangenheim. Siernhem & Co.. Neuburger.
ReisS & Co., Durham, CarriGan & Hayden Co.,
Haas Bros, w. W. Montague & Co, Feigrnbaum
s. Co.. The Csrlson-Currler SILK Manufacturing
FORTH Deere Implement Company. Hawley Bros
Hardware Company, Mau, sadler & Co., Stude-
Bros, Chas. r. Allen. SchachI, Lemke &
Steiner, Dodge. Sweeney & Co., Root & Sander
sou, WaterBonse & Lester, Getz Bros. s.
Co., H. Levi Co., Austin & Phelps, p.
7. Mast & Co., Starr & Co.. Siegtred
Brandenstein. j. A Foiger s. Co..
& Co.. Sperry & Co., Armes & Dalam, Flsch-
beck & Glootz, kowalsky & Co., Coghih & Kohn,
Schroeder. Albfeehi 4 Co.. Wheaton & Lnhrs,
NJ Ehrman & CO., Macs g. Co, Dempster s.
keyes, Del Monte Milling Company, q. W.
Armes Co., Brigham, Hoppe g. Co, Wilmerdiug
& Co.. Dakin & Lihbe Tie Werrheimer Com.
pany, harris Bros. & Co., Tubbs Cordage Com
pHnS, Daneri & Co., John s. Bowman, Lievre,
Fricke & Co., Kruse g. Euler, Yates & Co., Pa
clic Rolling Mills Company.