The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-22

removal was performed without ceremony
and only the attendants of the dead mon
arch and few personal friends accompanied
the remains
At 80 O'clock this afternoon the Episco-
pal service for the dead win be conducted by
Rev. j. Sanders Reed, after which the body
will be borne to the Clay-street Wharf un
der escort Of troo"s 7 0- = ls the Fourth
-.. .1riss D ard 1 0i the
s5f;r t..ar r a, detail sf soldiers
~ g.. . sI3 I'D two piato1ns OF
I.. ae made al II sn Captain Douglass
va;-
"r.s tl4 casket cor mining tie remains
A a- by Adm tal 8goRn md siaf at
W. agtop llet Wharf 1t vii he trans
fefTej G'ut4 .ately by Government steamer
10 the cruiser Charleston, which IS now lyiag
in the stream taking in supplies and making
ready for sailing 10 Honolulu. Various in
vited guests and the pall-bearers will accom-
pany the body aboard tie Charl Is ton, where
it Will be placed in position in the after BAT
bettes, arranged for the S-inch guns Here
caUafalque has been erected and upon it
will repose the casKet covered with Hawaiian
and American flags until Honolulu is reached.
NNCrE GUNS.
lu-ir1 q l,ui set aside for the services
u gGus y i. he fred from tn cruiser
as rsm Alcat-az and EoGt Point
AMI the T5ysumtn = IS y fioat at half
mast that ot the Ch-I.osten ref. .iII;,iisls3. -
that position gcti her destination 5 reached
augs Guns VIII &c fred from the cruiser
during the debarkation.
The pall-bearers will be numerous. In
addition TO those from the Knights Tempiar,
al Federal, State and municipal authorities
have been Invited TO act, as we'll as the fol-
lowing-named gentlemen Ex-GOvernors
Perkins and Burnett ex-Mayor Pond, }. II.
Goodman. E. Moses, a. 2. Williams, Claus
Spreckels and c. f. Crocker.
NATIONAL GUARD.
Brigadier-General Cutting has issued the
following order:
HEADQUARTERs SECOND BRIGADE. n. G. c.
san FRANCISCO, Cal. Jan 2l, 1891. !
General Orders No l.
I@te eQWpggaaGsa ggaG tEahh. wih orders from
eeptius Fifth Infantry kegtnenI, will parade on
the obSequies oI his lale Majesty. King halakaua
OF the Hawaiian Islands.
I-Bigdde line VIII be formed at 80 o'clock
in the afternoon on Post street, left resting on
Stockton facing nor b, on The left OF United
States troops, facing east.
lIl-Cauain keeue, commanding san Fran
cisco Hussars, VIII report al tie Occidental Hotel
nj O'clock Tor escort duly.
by command OF Bngadier General John I.
~ =
Lieutenant Colonel aud assistant Adjqtaui-
General
VIEWING THE REMAINS.
At O'Clock yesterday afternoon the pub
lie were admitted to the chapel to view tie
remains. and a vast concourse Of people
We're in attendance They filed slowly past
the caskri, and one by one glanced at the
upturnei face OF the dead monarch, which
wore a reacelul look.
During tie day there was general dis
play of bunting at half mast throughout the
city, both on private as well as public build
ings, and the flags Of various Governments
fioated at half mast over the numerous con-
sulates. These flags will remain in that
position until the Charleston stesms down
the harbor and OuE OF the Golden Gate,
which viii probably be at late hour this
afternoon.
The arrangements for the funeral have
been made by Admiral Brown, who has
been assisted by General John Gibbon,
commanding the Department of the Pacific.
The latter has issued the following pro-
gramme for the funeral ceremonies:
FUNERAL CEREMONIES.
Funeral escort-To be in position at 1870
O'Clock In the aitel
FiTst-TWo troops Of tile Fourth Cavalry, Lieu
tenanI-Colone Mills commanding. Line on Post
street LETT IesIiug on Powell street facing Triu-
Ily Church entrance, with The band OF the Fifth
IlIlery on the right OF the battalion.
Seeond-A light battery OF the Filth Artillery,
on Posi- street, Ill right resting on Powell
&. C., on the left OF the light battery Of the Fifth
Artillery.
Post street, left resting on stockton.
After the remains ate received the whole line
Will wheel 10 The right INTO column and COM
mence the march dOwn Post street to Market,
and guyl Market Ia the wharf
lie nearse VIII be under charge Of Golden
Gale CommaDdefy No. 16, knights Templar.
with sreeially designated pall-bedrers.
Tie carriages of the suite OF Tie late King VIII
Immediately follow the hear>e.
Next VIII follow General Giboon and staff Ad-
nital Behllam aud stan, and Mai0r-Generai Di-
nJnd representing lhe Governor OF the State)
ana star. in carriages, followed by Tie two nghi
Nrxt m order will be civil officials and civic
OF organization as designated by The Mayor OF San
francisc0. These oTganlz uions TO form on
Stockton street facing Union square, right rest
iue on Post.
Wnen ihe head of The column reaches the foot
Of Market sueet the Second Brigade, N q. c.,
Will form line on the SCUM side OF the street,
facing nOiih, and as The iledrse and escort pass
present aims. On reaching The wharf, The cav
airy escort will form line facing the wharf aud
present arms as the remains aie transferred to
Rear-AdmTal Brown.
As the steamer Charleston approaches Alca-
ttaZ Island miuute gun, VIII be fired from that
post Uut The steamer has passed. AS the
steamer approaches the Preside minute guns
passed Fort Winfield Scott.
john GIDEON, Brlgadler General. U. s. A.
CIVIC SOCIETIES.
In addition tO the above a number of civic
societies baye designated their intention TO
participate and viii be assigned to positions
IN the coitcge by Colonel j. NJ. Litchfeld,
who will act as Marshal.
The certificate OF death Of King Kalakaua,
the first and only death certificate of a SOW
eTign ever flied in the United States, was
put on record lii the Health Office in this
city yesterday.
ALL IN READINESS.
Admiral Brown, who has charge Of the ar
rangements for tine funeral, was seen at the
Palace Hotel last night and stated that
everything was in readiness.
"Immediatcly after the funeral service,
he said, ii will hasten to the WashingtOn-
:. street Wharf with my staff, where we will
receive the body and have 1t placed aboard
I the Madrono to be conveyed to the Charles
ton"
Has any word been received from Wash.
ington? ?" was asked.
None, except tue ordinary instructions
giving NE full authority to act ia the matter
The official message TO the Hawaiian Gov
eminent, Of course, Will lie traGsmiltet
through the Minister at Honolulu, as vii
8 also those Of foreign Governments. 1t is no
likely that any further communication vii
be received here from the administration"
THE CHARLESTON READY.
The majority Of vessels In the bay yestcr
late King Kalakaua. The lighthouse boa
Madrono Will be at Washington-stree
Wharf at O'Clock to-day. and will receiv
the remains of the King and transfer then
TO the United States cruiser Charleston