The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-29
FIRST DIVISION

Police force, Chief P Crowley commanding;
band; two companies rihemen; two companies
with batons leach 200 strong).
Grand marshal, Charles Edelman; chief aid,
J. A. Whiteside; aids, aforementioned P.
NJ. O'Dea Major T. A. Kirkpatrick, Captain W.
NJ. Kingsbury, Frederick A. Woodwork, f. K.
Hanley, Thomas Wilson, l.. V. Brown, lsador
Simon.
Colonel w. R. Shatter, commanding United
States troops.
First United States Infantry band.
First United States Infantry, Captain Frank
de l.. Darlington commanding.
Light Battery d, Fifth United States Artil-
lery, Captain Benjamin h Roberts command
Colonel william Macdonald commanding
n. G. G..
Second Regiment Artillery, Lieutenant
Colonel Dennis Geary commanding.
Signal Corps, Second Brigade, Captain A. A.
Hanks commanding.
First Troop Cavalry, Captain J. l.. waller
commanding.
Battery A, Captain Hugh T. Sine command
ing
SECOND DIVISION.
Captain c. J. Evans, marshal; aids-Major s.
w Grove, Captain Samuel Bishop, Captain A.
B. Donnelly, James Herman, J. w. Knowles, A.
Watson.
Band Companies B, c and D, Naval Bat
talon. N. G. c., Lieutenant Commander Fred
erick H. Stable commanding.
California Garrisons Nos 100 101 and ia
Regular Army and Navy Union, Commander
Francis Finley commanding.
Fifth Regiment, First California Brigade
B. B., .. S. A. Colonel Il. l. Batchelder COM
manding.
First Regiment, League Of the Cross Cadets,
Colonel w. G. Mahoney commanding.
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal, C. ]. Hanley; aids Major William
Murray, Lieutenant c. Kirkpatrick, j. NJ. Col
Inns, ]. H. Riley, Abraham Loane, S. Carpenter.
Carriages with president of the day, J. H.
Banfield; orator, W. w. Case poet, C. w.
Kyle; chaplain, Rev. E. McClish; Mayor Sutro,
City officials, officers of the German Krieger
n Il nf hnr
with decorations for graves.
Veteran Fireman'S Band.
Associated Veterans OF the Mexican War,
Sidney J. Loop president.
Lincoln Post No. 1, G. A. R., Joseph Steel
commanding.
Garfield Post No. "a, G. A. R., J. M. Milstead
commanding.
Colonel Cass Post No. 46, G. A. R., ]. J.
Welsh commanding.
General Meade Post No. 4S, G. A. R., o. s.
Johnson commanding.
Liberty Post No 1873, G. A. R., E. B. Griffith
commanding.
Carriages containing disabled soldiers and
sailors.
Wagons with flowers and decorations for the
graves OF departed comrades.
The line of march will be along Market
street to Golden Gate avenue, thence to
Van Ness. Turning north on Van Ness
avenue the parade will be reviewed at
Turk street, by Colonel Shafter, u. s. A.,
after which Light Battery D, Fifth United
OCdteS artllleIy, Will pToceeu ulrecC TO Inc
cemetery. The other troops will form a
line on the avenue, remaining in line till
the carriages composing the third division
have passed, when they will be dismissed
At the cemetery minute guns will be
fired by Battery D, the Veteran Fireman's
band will furnish music and Rev. Eli Nc
Clish will offer prayer. Lincoln's Gettys-
burg address will be read by Comrade J. J.
Lyon, and a quartet of veterans will sing
the memorial ode. G. w. Kyle will fur
nish an original poem for the occasion and
Rev. w. w. Case will deliver the Grafton.
A dirge by the band and the strewing of
the graves with flowers will follow. A
firing party from Lincoln Post will give
parting salute, and TAPS" rendered by T.
P. Canham of Lincoln Post will end the
ceremony.