Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-29
THE BURIED BRAVES.
How Tomorrow Will Be Cele-
brated.
The G. 4. r. and National Guard to
Participate.
The Conclusion Of tho Work Of the Mo-
mortal Committee-The National
Guard's Participation-Ihe
Programme.


morrow's observance. The affair will
be devoid Of the parade and display Of
military tactics that have sometimes
been indulged in in former years, but
will be more in keeping with the solemn
character OF the day.
Today is known as Memorial Sunday.
The different posts and corps will attend
divine services ct IL O'Clock this morn
ing at Vincent Methodist Episcopal
church, near the corner Of Main and
Twenty-ninth streets. The pastor, the
Rev. ]. B. Holloway, who is himself an
old soldier, will preach sermon appro-
pirate to the occasion. The posts will
assemble at their respective post rooms
and will take the Main street or Maple
avenue electric cars to Twenty ninth
street.
On Monday forenoon the decorating
of the graves in the different cemeteries
wiiitak place. The members Of Stan
ton post will meet. in their post room,
1851 South Spring street, at 8 q. M,
where each one will Be provided with a
corpe. The members Of the post and
vo4Po WILL SsA0 sAo Onku " vuo oiu9 AlA0
they viii be Joined by Gen. George
Crook post and the children Of Rosedsle
school. Alter scattering fowere eger
the graves Of the comrades buried in diff
ferent parts Of the cemetery. the col
umn will form around the Grand Army
plot. The ritual services will be read,
and ComFade w. A. iKnighten will de-
liver = short address. A choir, under
the leadership Of Capt. j. A. Osgood.
will furnish music.
The members Of Frank Bartlett post
and corps will leave their post rooms,
6l2 South Spring street, and proceed by
the cable cars to the Evergreen ceme-
terry. 1t the cemetery they will be
joined by the members Of Gelcich post
and the children of Boyle Heights
schools, who will assist In decorating.
Short addresses will be delivered and
the school children will sing an appro-;
priate song. A detail from Frank Bart,
lett post and one from Gelcich post will
60 TO the OathoAc cemetery.
The members Of John A. Logan post
and corps will assemble at their hall,
Sl1 South Spring street, and ate =. m.
will march to the city cemetery.
Gen, Il. "A. Sheldon, Mai. G. N. Mer-
rill and Dr. IB.sF. KierulR will deliver
short addresses. Miss Joys class Of
school children from the Spring street
school willsing.
In. the afternoon the members of the
different posts will meet ct their post
rooms ct '1:36 p. m, and from there
march to thecorner Of Fifth and Spring,
where the column will form. The col
umn will move promptly at 2:16 p. m.
The line Of march will be mp Sixth to
Hope, and on Hope to the Simpson Au-
ditoYium. When the head Of the line
reaches the church the column will halt,
open ranks and allow the ladies of re-
lief corps to march down between the
lines into the church.
The exercises ct the church will be-
gin promptly ct 8 O'Clock. The pro-
gran1me Of literary exercises IL as fol-
lows:
Assembly Call. BY chief Busler comrads o.
Music, % Camping on the Old Camp Ground,
By the Eutespean quartette, Messrs. Dupuy,
Prayer BY the chaplain, Rev. w. A. Knighten.
Song IN character, The Red, White and Blue,
by the Baldwin children.
Husic. The Vacant Chair. BY the quartstsa
The ofatien. Major J. A: Donneil:
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A grand. concert will be given In the
evening ct the Simpson auditorium,
under the leadership Of Mr.. and Mrs.
M0dini- Wood. The proceeds will 60
towards the completion Of the soldiers
monument at Evergreen cemetery.
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
Company A, N. g. O., with the drum
and bugle corps, will leave the armory
at O'Clock tomorrow morning and pro-
coed to Evergreen cemetery, where they
will assist iD the ceremonies Of decorate
ing the graves in conjunction with the
members Of the G.. AR.
Company O will furnish the firing
party to proceed to Rosedale cemetery.
The following is list of the soldiers
buried at Evergreen cemetery:
VIM. III. Arms United States Army /;
#. r. Angel, United States Army.
Chas. Rickleg, 90. d. 65th Ill. Inf. ;
Chas g. Barclay, Go. M, I'd Pa. Cav. ;
b. Bardell, Go. B. 102d Pa. Inf; j. L.
Barbee, Co. G,,1st New Mex. VOL; E.
s.. Beebe, New York Vol..;J.r w. Bry-
den, Co. 3, 1st Gal. Cav. Geo. W. Ball,
90. B, independent Va. Rangers
Bailey. United States navy; Jonathan
Burwen, 90. X, 18th Ills. Inf. = Bart
1etts B. BiI1er, Co. II, 74th Pa. Inf. ;
VIM. Best, D. ]. Burk Joseph Benson,
90. A, 18th Ohio Inf; James Brown,
Go. II, let New York Light Art: 8. D.
Barber, Go. B. .7th Ills. Inf.
Charles CLANCY, III. Vols; ]. w.
Cooper; Peter Cullen; Adam Conrad,
a, SD Ind. Inf.; ]. H. Coolhaugh, E,
34th Ill. Inf.: Charles Craden. 10. s.
Navy.
Adam Dorm; benjamin David, q, I'd
Md. Vols; G. N. Delaney. Iowa Vols. !;
John M. Davis, I, Seth Ohio Inf. Thos.
Dillin, g, 28th Iowa Inf.
Martin Ebinger, X, 18th Ill. Cav. M.
w. Elkins, F, l1th vt. Heavy Art.
Timothy Farrell, r, 18th N. Y. Inf. !;
William Ford, L, 18th Ill. Cav; James
g. Foster, g, 4th Cal. Inf.
John +. Godfrey, I'd Nd Cav. Charles
GoettinRer, G. 103d n. Y. Inf; Henry
Gilman, n, 83d N. J. Inf.
Robert A. Hutchins, 7th N. Y. Inf. /;
Henry Z. Hill, 42d Ind. Inf. J. 3. HeW-
lit, Goth N. Y. Engineers; Nelson Har-
ris; D. s. Hoyt,sI. 9th Ne Inf. William
III. Henry, III, 128th Ind. Inf. il. III.
Howard, b, 1st Ind. Cav; /. Harris.
Charles Jones, D. 7th III. Cav: Har-
rison joiner, 81, 10th Iowa Inf; q. F.
Jocknich, I, Sd N. Y. Cav.
William II. King, g, Seth Mass. Inf. |:
willard Kitteridge, I, Sd Cal. Inf. !:
Thomas Kent, r, Ken. Inf. (Louisville
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