Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-25
A Very Grand Display to Be
Made.
Those Who Will Take Part in the
Exercises.
The Best Of spseches-Notes of the
Proceedings = The List OF
Vice. Presidents = Tho
Line OF March.

selected the following gentlemen, who
will take part in the proceedings at the
pavilion: President of the evening
Judge A. M. Stephens; speakers, r. F
Del Vale, w. J. Hunsacker, B. J.
franklin, J. w. Mitchell, J. B. Buford,
Mr.. Merrill, ]. De Barth Shorb and J. D.
Lynch. The speakers of the evening
will meet at the Nadeau at 80 p. m.
where carriages will be in waiting for
them.
All clubs not already assigned posi-
tion in the line will report to the grand
marshal at the Grand opera house to-
night.
The Hill club is assigned in division
one, following the Tammany club.
The line of march has been changed
to read az far as the Pico house, and not
Baker block.
All members OF the Tammany club
will meet at the Jones block at p. m.
Douglass band will report to the Tam
many club at the Jones block at
O'Clock p. m.
Wilson's band will report to the Jack
son club at Grand Opera House hall at
2 o'clock p. m.
The ,colored band will please report to
the Latin-American and Italian club
headquarters, ON Upper Main and Water
streets, at z O'Clock p. m.
A feature Of the occasion will be the
reading Of poem written expressly for
the occasion by w. s. Creighton.
The following vice-presidents have
been selected:
vIcE-PREsIDENTs.
M. Morris, R. @. Guirado, J. F. Hum
phreys, A. F. Mackay, N. Mercadante,
J. R. Threlkeld. d. ]. Kurtz, M. T.
Collins, Kaspare Cohn, William Lacy,
". H. workman, j. Kurtz,
J. Shirley Ward, DR.. j. Crawford, 4.
Innes, F. M. Nickel, D. M. McGarry,
Frank Sabichi, E. @. Bosbyshell, T. b.
Mott. J. G. Estudillo, A. d. Childress,
DIR. H. Nadeau, Judge T. D. Winder,
Fielding Bacon, DR.. Max Wass.
Broderict. 'sS n. G.. 00sI Biedeos, " Hon. n.
Thos. E. Rowan. F. w. Hardness, Geo.
H. Smith, Chas. Hayden, Geo. ] (. Denis,
J. B. Lankershim, Refugio Bilderrain,
John Kenealy. W. B. Scarborough, M.
e. G. Munday, J.. T.. Steward, A.. Or
fila, r. Dunnigan, Richard Mallory.
Judge Gordon, Jos. Maier, H. w. Stoll,
James Hawly, Henry King, VIM. s.
Waters, Sam'l Prayer, G. +. A. Last, J..
Marion Brooks, Judge @. E. Pitman, B.
F. Coulter, 7. E. Brown, Geo. E. Dixon,
j. d. Bicknell, Chas. Forman, J. G..
Downey, DIR. Newton, E. M.
Guthrie, Eug. Germain, Chas.
Prayer, L. Polaski. w. r. Burke.
II. Bartning, Geo. Van Valkenburgh, J..
r. Mathews, ]. Castruccio, ]. T. Bear
den, r. A. Redman. ]. A. Aguire, Chas.
P. Lantz, A. w. Hutton, w. A. Ryan,
s. l.. Skinner, h. w. Hellman,
Jas. J. Ayers, John T. Jones,
J. A. Graves, s. G. Foy, M. J. Nolan,
w. r. Rowland, Puente; James H. Dod-
son, San Pedro; H. g. Bedille, Judge
Morgan, n. X. Bareno, Santa Monica;
George J. Ainsworth, r. H. Thompson,
Redondo; Abbott Kinney, Alhambra;
A. M. Bragg, Lugo; A. E. Cronenwett,
Nonrovia; w. w. Orr, Norwalk; Judge
r. s. Eaton, s. Pasadena; II. B. Vest
erman, Pomona; George Kinds, Will
mington; ]. O. Driffell, Pomona; j. De
Barth Shorb, San Gabriel; w. o.. Mast
ers. Pasadena; j. HI. Brewer, Vernon;
@. H. Eberle, Downey; I. L. Madden,
Covina.
CHANGES IN POSITION.
Grand Marshal Covarrubias last even
ing announced the following changes in
positions in the parade:
The Redondo club will lead the third
division, instead of the second, as as
signed, and form on Main street between
Third and Fourth, resting west side,
lead facing Third street
The Spanish-American, Latin and
italian clubs will lead the fourth divis-
instead OF az assigned in the third.
Form on Main street, between Second
and Third, resting west side of street,
lead facing Third street.
The Gun club will fall in line with
the Tammany club in division one,
which will start for their position in
line from the Jones block at 80 p. m.
The above change had to be made
owing to the many applications coming
in at late hour for positions in line
from Democratic clubs that had not
been figured on.
THE TAHMANYITEs.
The regulation uniform of the Tam
many club will be straw hat and
linen duster. All members not having
the same can procure their hats at Low
man the halter, and the linen duster at
Siegel's, q contract price having already
been agreed upon by committee.
THE GUN CLUB.
An enthusiastic meeting of the Flam-
beau and Gun clubs wassheld last even
ing at Judge Stanton's court room. M.
M. Shields, the stalwart young Demo-
Crat presided. A committee OF five, con-
sisting OF Oscar Ragland, Charles G..
Saehse. Edward German, B. Benjamin
and W. Y. White, was appointed
committee to draft constitution.
It was decided to turn out for the ratifi-
cation meeting tonight, and Measra.
Yarbrough, Patterson and Shields were
appointed committee to make all nec-
esssry arrangements. The members of
this club are to meet at 1880 in
front Of the Jones block, opposite
the old court house. All are requested
to bring guns. Blank cartridges will be
provided by the central committee. Ar
rangements will also be made to hire
guns for the parade tonight.
This club promises to be the leading
club of Southern California. 1t is COM
posed Of enthusiastic young Democrats
and handsome costume will be selected
ct the next meeting. All young Demo-
Gratis are invited TO- turn out with the