The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-10

last night. This ancient Teutonic custom
was reproduced in the city for the first
time on Urge scale since the Peace Fes-
tival in 1871. Its re ViYal last night was a
grand success.
The Zapienstreich was given under the
auspices Of the committee on parade, of
which r. Weinecke is chairman. jacob
Hipiscb was marshal, and Otto Rhode and
George Brown aids. Trauspareneies in
flowers we're carried. and there was a line
OF carriages containing committeeman,
besides many citizens on foot.
The feature of the Zapfenstreich, how
ever, was the grand orchestra. There
were sixty pieces, under the direction of
q. Won der Mehden. Thirty wind instru-
ments were In The march and an equal
number of fife and drum players. Over
100 toTch-bearers accom- panied the process
sion, which started from Einiracht Hall
on Post street and marched through the
principal streets.
To-day's demonstration will begin with a
procession, starting at 10 A. NJ from the
Palace Hotel and marching up Market
street to Golden Gate avenue 10 Devisadero
street, to Grove to Baker-street entrance
Of Golden Cats Park, along main drive
way to north entrance of fair grounds.
over 5000 men will be in line, the parade
including all the German military OrganIZa-
lions and societies.
Detachment OF Pc lice.
Mounted Heralds Trumpteers and Standard
Bearers.
GraDd Marshal A. Ii. K. Schmidt.
Chief OF stan, John A. Roster.
speclaI Alds-henTy a. Wegener, Al Helmken.
Aids-Wililam hermann VI iiliam Hess Lud.
wig lockers. Max B rJheau, DR.. A. [.
bruue, Edward A. Kei. Robert p. Vie
land, Rudolph He Ola Jr.. Charles
Schmidt, Charles Lainer, Arnst
F. Gutschow, Hans Kohler,
Emil hehrlein, George
Boechmann, Hermann
S. BendeL
FIRST DIVISION.
Band.
Special Marshal, II. NJ wreden.
Aids-August jung bIutn, n. Ahrens
San Francisco Schuetzen Verein.
Invited guests and committee.
Charles Bundschu. president o. the day.
NJ Greeublatt, vice-presld, Mt OF tie DAY.
DR.. k"aid Fluegei and Or L. r Taylor, orators
OF the day.
Theodore kirchhof. poet OF the day.
Committee Of arrangements.
SECOND DIVISION
Marshal, Fritz Attinger
Aids-Richard linking Jr-, Hans Paul.
Standard Bearers-Band.
San Francisco Turner SchuetzeR.
Active Turner'S from Oakland and San Francisco
Fioat-Father jain and His Era.
THIRD D VISION.
Marshal, C. Schwaner.
Aids-Edmund Schnutenhaus. William GimDeL
Band.
San francisco Krieger- Verein.
Float-Germania Protecting the Muses..
GesellsChafJ 1eutOnia.
BadiSCher Verein.
HesSen Nereiu.
Singing Societies.
Rlehps Double Quartet of Oakland in Decorated
Conveyance.
FOURTH DIVISION
Marshal, +. A KuhIs
Aids-W1lliam Lowe. Peter Harder
Band.
EIntracht Schuetzen.
Fioa Horticulture and Nitculturs.
Neretn EinUracht.
Baiern Bund.
SuddeutScher Nerein.
San Francisco Schwaben Verein.
Fioat-German Peasants on hayWagon.
HelVetia Neretn.
Gambrinus Verein.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Marshal d. Jurgens.
Schiller Bund, Juvenile Brass rand.
HanOverauer Nerein (mounted).
Veterans of the German Army in carriages.
Float-DiscoVeries ana inventions.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Marshal, Ernst o. wilkins.
Aids-Paul Busch, Charles FIeischer.
Band.
Independent Rifles.
Order or Hermann Sons.
Float II eTmann the Cherusker.
California Schuetzen club.
Float-EmperOr Henry Returning from the Hunt.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Marshal, Jacob Rumetsch.
Aios-A. Messerschmidt, Rudolph Muller, G. z.
Seeger, Richard LANCE.
Band.
Rothmaenner Schuetzen.
Float-Indlans and Erligrants
Order OF Red Men.
Court Teutonia No. S2l9 A. q. f., San Jose.
Court German America n o. 7472, A. o. f.
Court Diana No. S2lS, A. o. F.
German Council No. 100, q. e. +.
FloaI-Columb a, Germania and Eureka.
Carriages,
After the arrival Of the procession at the
expo ition grounds the line will be reviewed