The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-04
NEW TO-DAY.
1895.


Fourth of July Celebration.
HEADQUARTERS GRAND MARSHAL
IL Fourth of July Celebration, July 3. 1895
The duties imposed upon the Grand Marshal OF
the parade in honor of the National Anniversary
render 1t necessary to make the following an
nouncements for the information OF those who
generally. Aids to the Grand Marshal will re-
port, mounted to the Chief of staff at O'Clock
Drumm streets. The literary exercises will take
place at Woodward's Pavilion, Valencia and
Quinn streets, at 2 P. NJ sharp. The display OF
fireworks will be given on Folsom street, between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets Mt p. NJ Inc
various divisions are expected 10 be in their as
signed positions at $3.50 A. NJ. sharp. MaTshals
OF divisions will report promptly to the Chief OF
staff through an aid when their divisions are
formed The signal for advance will be given
promptly at 1880 A. NJ The headquarters of the
Grand Marshal during the formation of divisions
will be at the junction of Market, California and
Drumm streets.
ROUTE OF PROCESSION.
Proceeding up Market ST., to Montgomery St, to
California ST. to Kearny ST.. to Market ST., to Van
Ness ave-, concentrating on Van Ness ave- at
they have passed in review. The stand of the re-
viewing officer, the Grand Marshal. will be at west
intersection OF Fulton st. and Van Ness ave.
FORMATION OF PARADE.
Advance, at junction of Market, California and
First Division will form on .Drumm St. right
resting on Market st. Second Division will form
Main St. right resting on Market st. Third Df-
vision will form on Davis ST., right resting on Mar
ket st. Fourth Division win form on Beale ST.,
right resting on Market st. Fifth Division will
resting
Sixth Division will form on Fremont ST., right
resting on Market ST. Seventh Division will form
and Ninth divisions will form on First ST., right
resting on Market st. Tenth Division Will form on
Sansome ST., right resting on Market st.
REGALIA.
Grand Marshal-Purple SASH gold trimmings,
with shield red, white and blue; black hat with
white plume; gauntlets. Chief OF Staff-Red,
colonePs uniform; gauntlets. Chief Aids-White
and blue sash, silver trimmings: Z. 5. A. lieu
tenants uniform; gauntets. Chairman Parade
Committee-scaret sash, gold trimmings; gaunt-
lets; gold band on hat. Marshals of Divisions
Scarlet SASH gold trimmings: gauntlets; cord on
hat. Chief Aids to Marshals of Divisions
White sash, gold trimmings; cord on hat; gaunt-
lets. Aids to Marshals OF Divisons-Blue sash,
silver trimmings; cord on hat: gauntlets: AIDS to
Grand Marshal-Bue sash, gold trimmings, cord
on hat; gauntets.
ADVANCE
National Colors, carried by Color Guard, 5th U.
s. Artillery. Chief OF Police, Crowley (mounted).
panies Police armed with rifles. Grand Marshal,
Edwin L. Forster. Chief of staff, Colonel Edward
Hunter, U. $. A. Chief Trumpeter Chief Aids,
Lieut., J. D. Miley, 5th Artillery, .. a. Lieut..
f. +. Benjamin, LIST Infantry, U. S. A. S. L. Lent
Chairman Parade Committee.
Aids to the Grand Marshall First Platoon-W.
R. DezelIe, Frank a. Tibbitts, DR.. Fl. w. Hun
sacker, T: a. furns, Chas. T.. .Spader, JOS A.
Coryel Chas. Fem, Geo. R. Meierderks, w. II.
Chapman W. c. Ordway, II. P. Umbsen, VIM.
Chatham, ]. J. Cordy, VIM. G. Pennycook, H. F.
Marshall, Samuel Center, I. C. ]. Truman Second
Platoon-Fred Frey Chas. F. Kapp, Frank Free
man, Jas, II. Greedy, K. J. O'Relly, VIM. j. Locke
Chas. McMenomy, Jas. f. Grady, DR.. C. L. Scharff,
Dr. f. J. Greedy, Samuel Walter, Henry Ryan, S.
V. Costello, Paul Freygang, Jas. P Sweeny ohm F.
Ronault, Lieut.. A. de la Tore Jr.
FIRST DIVISION
VIII form with right at intersection OF Drumm
Drumm street, as follows; First Division, LIST U.
S. Infantry Band; Col. VIM. Il. Shafter. command
battalion, / st Regiment Infantry Q. S. A, Major
Tully McCrea Battalion, 5th Light Artillery, U.
S. A., Lieut.. Neal Troop b. 4th U. S. Cavalry.
Band, U. s. Navy. Naval formation, seamen and
marines from [. S. s. Philadelphia and Olympia.
Chief of Battalion. Lieut.Commander R. R. In
Surgeon, Dr. NJ. $. Guest; Chief Of Pioneers,
Carpenter F. Sheppard Ordnance Officer, Gun
ner H. Eilers. Philadelphia Band. Pioneers.
LIST Co.. marines, Philadelphia Capt. H. C.
Lieut.. r. G. Prince. Commd'g; Sd Co, seamen,
Olympia, Lieut.. f. h Sherman, Commd'g: 4th
Co., seamen, Philadelphia, Lieut.. j. Werlich,
Commd'g; 9Th Co., seamen, Olympia, Lieut.. w.
w
delphia, Lieut.. J. A. Hoogewerff, Comdg TIN
Co., seamen, Philadelphia. Ensign w. R. Shoe
men. Carriages-U. S. Navy, Continental Army
representing the following phases and the days OF
rold Marquis de Lafayette, L. E. Jadkins; Baron
Won Steuber, F. w. Brook: Aides-deCamp-
c. II. Mason, V. P. Creighton. First Company
600 strong, representing Continental Army at
commencement of war;. Second Company (repre-
sentIng Continental Army at close of war;.
Yankee Doodle Squad. Third Company Dragged
army from Valley Forge. 10 Indians, represent
ing original States. Float-Mon Pitcher (repre-
senting spirit of 1879. All commanded by NJ. A.
c. Florence in character of GenI Warren and car
rying a sword of Bunker HILL California Society
OF Pioneers. California Society of the American
Revolution.
SECOND DIVISION.
Second Brigade, N G. c.; Richard H warfield,
Brig. General, commanding; ]. G. Giesting. LIT.
Colonel; Assistant Acknowledgement; G. F. Han
Major; V. d. Duboce. Major, Inspector; G. H.
Evans, Mai, Signal Officer; - -, Major,
Paymaster: II. B; Hosmer, Mai, ms. R; p; ". A.
and Quartermaster: S. L. Napthaly, Capt, Aid de
Camp; II. a. Wagner, Capt and A. D. G., Second
Brigade Signal Corps; Abbott A. Hanks, Capt:
George c. Boardman, Lit. Second Artillery Regi-
ment William Macdonald, Colonel; Dennis Geary,
Lt.-Co: VIM. D.Waters Major; Ad. Huber, Major:
Alfred J. Kelleher. Captain, Adiutant; Fred. F.
Follis, LIST 1t. and Batt-Adi.; Burns Macdon-
aid, lst 1t; and Bait. Adj; Fred A. Kuhls, Ist
Com; William D. Mccarthy major and surgeon;
T. j. IL. Cdpl Ass SuISeOHi + u. G1dSleI-
by, Capt. Battery B; H. II. Miller, LIST It.; F. S.
Scott, I'd It,; Charles BoXton, Capt. Battery C.;
Herman Huber, 1st It.. William H. Tobin, I'd It.;
]. II, Jordan Capt. Battery D. Christian F. Setz,
LIST It.. Harry w. Clarke. I'd 1t; Thomas ]. Gun
ningham, Capt Battery E; Edward d. Finley LIST
1t, Station A: C. w. seely, I'd 1t; c. A. jerks,
Capt. Battery F; John E. Miller, list It,. Robert
Cranstch. I'd 1t. Bat: Thomas F; o'Nel1 Capt.
Battery G.; Edward D. Carroll LIST It.. r. III.
Brewer, Capt: Battery H.; {. j. Wall, 1st 1t; c.
J. Hogan I'd Lit. Third Infantry Regiment
| Thomas F. Barry, COLONEL Jeremiah c. O'Connor,
Lt.-Col.; James F. Smith. Mai. LIST Battalion;
Thomas brady, Maj. I'd Battalion; jerome A.
Hughes, Mai, surgeon: Rev. Thomas Larkin,
Capt, chaplain: P. NJ. Deany, Capt. Adj;
Thee Rethus, Capt. A, surgeon; s.. J.
Giust 1st It, Bait. Adj; Emil Kehrlein, Jst 1t,
Quartermaster; a. L. OFT. LIST It, !. r. P; Jas. A.
Hayes, LIST It,, Com: Jas. w. Duffy, Capt. Com.
Co. A John F. Connolly LIST It,; Chas. Thogode.
I'd Lit; Fl. c. Middleton, LIST Lit. p. H. Kennedy.
Capt. Com. Co. B; Frederick L. Pritchard, I'd 1t;
S. J. Ruddell, Capt Com. Co. C.: Arthur j. Barlow,