The herald., 1894-04-14

fully 750 guaydsnsn assembled in the
hall, where tables lad been
erected to accompdate 1000 men. The
BOYS sat down to gorgeous spread OF
cold ham, baked beans. coffee,
pie, wine punch and other substantial
while the following unique
menu was distributed as a souvenir.
ME- AN YOU.
Periwinkles on the half shell, la San Diego.
Mussels. Limpets. Whelks.
Bouillon q la Fiesta.
westlahe Shark. whale Porterhouse.
Jewish. Stingarees In Pacific Beach.
Ventura Tsrantulas on Toast.
Trotters braises, a la Camp Johnson.
San Bernard no Horned T0aas.
Burro Fritters, Pasadena Style.
Roast wildcat with sagebrush Dressing.
Roast Coyote, Redlands style.
Roast CocKr0aches.
Toadstools la Bordelatse.
Anaheim Masked Pumpkins.
Santa Ana Sand dwiches-
Green Fleas and other Pomona Truck.
Naval Preserves with Pigtailss; d..
Blood Pudding, Apache style.
1 scream, Limburger Flavor;
Santa Paula Crude Oil Cake.
Hen Fruit. Ostrich Eggs.
Riverside Orange Peel.
Walnut Shells. shingle Nails.
Cold cOGso. DoetOred Water. SIENNA Tea.
Gasoline. Beeswax.
Oleomarsarine.
Committee Of arrangements-c. 8. Lehn-
haused, quartermasters sergeant, seventh IN
fantry Alphonse A. Roth, sergeant Co. A
Seventh infantry; A. Sidney Jones, pitVate 20
2, Seventh infantry.
After the bountiful meal had been
amply discussed the boys had time to
take amoke before FIRST call" sound
ed. II was not until O'Clock that the
buglers sounded the Assembly" when
the companies of both regiments filed
out Of the armory and were formed into
battalions. The Ninth regiment formed
on Spring street, with the right Of the
First battalion resting on Eighth street.
Lieut.. .-Ool. j. r. Berry was in COM
mand of this battaIion, with First Lieu
tenant Bradford Morse as his adjutanti
while the Second battalion formed on
Spring street under Major f. @. Pres
colt, with First Lieutenant O. E. Fox
as adjutant. There were 322 officers and
enlisted mon In line, while the staff and
band increased the total to 375 men.
The Seventh regiment was formed or
Hill street, in the rear OF the armory
the orders from General JohnEon beinl
to proceed to Eighth street, with TIT
right resting on Spring street. Mao
M. L. Starin was in command OF tn
First battalion. with Fret Lieut.. J. K
A. Last acting as adiutant, while Capt
Samuel T. Black was in command OF tn
Second battalion.
Colonels Spilenan and Schrieber
accompanied by their stats, then pro
cseded to their posts. In the mean
time Gen. f. ?. johnson and staff, il
fall dress uniform, escorted by the sig
mai corps of the First brigade, mounte'
and in full dress. under the command c
First Lieut.. George Lawrence, ha
assembled at the corner OF Main an
Eighth streets. When the signal t.
march was given the Ninth regimen
swung into position in the rear OF tn
Signal corps and wae followed by TIL
Seventh regiment, numbering 81
officers and men, with the Naval re
serve in the rear Of them esc0rtin
q three.pound Hotchkiss gun. Th
battalion had IS officers aud men j
line, while the Los Angeles naval re
serve with 35 men, in charge OF
Calling gum. HsEs. next in line, b., j Ih I,
Ped -Ffench legion with their fine un
forms were the next commands, viii
the local battalion OF the Boys' brigad
under Col. Curtis w. Wilbur, with sc
boys, brought up the rear of the divi
sion. t
The Ninth and Seventh regiment
marched down Main and up Sprin
street with platoon front most OF th
time, while when. occasion offered the
spread out into company front and pre-
sented superb appearance in their sci
vice uniform OF blue and glistenin
arms. The signal corps turned out 8
per cent Of it's full strength. The hel
mets with orange plumes, the orang
trimmings, with their sabres strapped I
their new saddles, made q magni6cen
appearance. They were in COLUMN @
plstooAs, and made their turns will
the pfacticed facility of old cavalr,
campaigners. The evolutions O
the signal corps and the su
perb marching and soldierly appearance
of Company A of the Seventh unde
Capt. Henry Steere, and Company B O
the Ninth regiment under Capt. RicharC
Dodge were particularly we'll performed
While these commands wer
especially noteworthy, all OF the com
panies looked we'll and presented trul,
martial appearance, and the Thousand
Of spectators along Spring and Mai