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

Der Dexter, orator OF the day; Taylor Rodgers, !:
G. Hirst, Chaplain; w. H: Davis, Chairman. OF
Executive Committee, Third carriage coTrtaiDiDg
Rev. Anna H. Shaw, Mrs Sarah b. Cooper, Miss
Susan B. Anthony; Miss Harriet Cooper. Float:
Columbia ruling the world. ::
FOURTH DIVISION. =
Marshal VIM. A. Deane; Chief Aid; n; c..
Schroeder; Aids TO Marshal-Mm. Mcintyre, Frank
Handley, Jas. p. D0ckery; Veteran F1remen's
Band Veteran Volunteer Hrenren President and: .
FQreman,J. H. Mahoney; 100 men on the rope
drawing finely decorated engine; carriages con-
tanning Chairmen. OF Committees; carriages con-
tanning lady members of Committees, officers OF
State, City and County and foreign Consuls; float,
representing the Is original States: float repre-
seEting present as States of the Union: M0rosco,S
floats representing Washington Crossing the. Dela-
ware, Washington'S Prayer at. Valiny Forge and :
Washington at Bunker Hill; Orpheums float, rep
resentlng Orpheus and Eurydice; Columbia The
ater S noat, representing the stage.
FIFTH DIVISION
VIII form with right at intersection of Front ana
Market streets, extending along Erent street as
follows: Fifth Division Marshal, Frank W..
Thomas A. Lane, "A: T. Barnett, n Nathan. Band.
Alcalde Drill Corps and Parler No 154, n. =. G.
MIA Parlor No. !, n. s. e. W.:Aita Par;or: No.3
n D. q. W; Pacific Parlor No; 10, y. $. 6. W:
ORC Elmo %, PaTlor No 9, n; d G. W; Mission Par
e. w; Ell Dorado Parlor No. 52:N. S. G. W.: Free.
mont Parlor No. 81, \; D. G W.; Precita Band. :
Parlor No. 287, " S. G. W; Rincon. Parlor No.
u, y. S. G. W.. Los Tomas Parl0r No TIN. p.
G. w. Stanford parlor No. 20 y. S. G. W; Yo-
semitic Parlor No, S3, n. ID. &. W.: Bay City Par.
lor No 104 N. s. G. W.: National Paror 10. AS,
\: S. g. W; HeSperan. ParloT No. 1877, n; $. g,
W.; Alcazar Parlor-No 115, N S. u. W.; Preside
Parlor No. 1914, n. S. G: w; g..
SIXTH DIVISION. *.
Marshal, A j. Washbnrn: Chief Aid w. F.
Irving: Ads-F. G. Wyckoff. W. s. Wood, J. H.
Two u S. flags; Abraham lincoln Council No. 2,
with bannor; tioat-emblems of the order; two
with banner; Garfield Council, No. 2I; float,
American Schoolhouse; two United states flags
l; Martha Washington Council No. ?; Daughters
of Liberty on float; patriotic American citizens
in mass carrying United states flags ana escortlng
FLOATS Liberty BelI' and "Signing the Declaration
of Independence" Salutng float of Capt Spear;
Wilson Bros. band.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Marshal T. F. Judge. Chief Aid Capt: Il. A
Thompson Aids 10 Marshal-Fred Martins JOS
Buttgenbach, George Zimmerman, Geo. Katz.
Band. Independent Rifles escort Capt. Mem
bers Butchers Board of Trade in carriages
Decorated retail wagons. Floats "Coin's Finan-
cia School" Qocalized), Star spangled Banner
with Francis Scott Keys Monument" j. w. Nc
Kennels Musical Society, singing patriotic songs.
Miss Minnie Powell, as Goddess of Music. Hoff
man d Woenne's Market and Packing House, in
full operation, distributing sausages hot. PACIFIC
Butchers Supply Co.'s .'Medel Butcher Shop,
California. Two floats of Horace Mann School,
followed by detachment from same school. Drill
corps in evolution from same school. S. G. John
son & Sons, two livestock floats. Bayle Lacode-
Typical hoatS with 90 uniformed men, Thirty
vaqueroS, caparisoned horses.
EIGHTH DIVISION.
Marshal, John Livingston; Chief Aid to Marshal,
L. p. Clayburgh; Aids-AIberJ Blum, Fred
Squires, Peter Stumpf, Louis Katz. Charles Rob
inson II. NJ. Ames Jr., William Seiber, William
Moffatt, Mamie Clayburgn. Band. Beef Butchers,
100 strong, uniformed: Sheep Butchers, 100
strong, uniformed, Capt. Dan Harrington: Hog
Butchers uniformed, so strong: IL decorated g.
horse teams containing public school children; 15
decorated 6-horse teams with striking typical fea-
lures. Floats-53 young ladies' representing the
States and Territories; Goddess of Liberty Miss
Mamie Regain, drawn by 6 coal-black horses;
Miller & Lux, 'Bd-Peep and Sheep" containing
4 shepherdesses and 20 snOw+white lambs; Poly.
showing farmers, cowboys. butchers etc: 3.
Sales, "Mary Had Little Lamb: James Lick
School, with monument, young ladies. =.
NINTH DIVISION. -.
Legalet Helwigs-125 uniformed men and two
decorated teams. .:Six-horse hoat-South San Fran
horse float. Roth, Blum & Co;-Six-horse float.
My Bros.-Six-horse float Miller 81 Luxs com
missary float A. B. Patrick 81 Co.-Fifty uni
formed men. and typical float Isaac Levy.
Twenty-Five uniformed and one float. Mis-
cellaneous decorated six-horse teams containing
public school children.
TENTH DIVISION.
Marshal S. Joseph Theisen. Chiel Aid, Ed G.
T. Slvey, NJ. NJ. Grath. Band: League OF the Gross,
Colonel d. /. Mahoney Commanding. Juarez
Guard, Captain A: de la Tore Douglas Guard,
No. ia, Captain Tensley. White Eagle Tribe Nc.
70, 1. o. r. NJ. Occidental Circle. a. o. F.. japa-
nese band Chase's Bakery-Fload from the pro-
Queer dispensing bread etc; to the Consumer.
Boston Farm Dairy-DspeIsing milk
EDWIN L. FORSTER,
Grand Marshall.
COLONEL EDWARD HUNTER, U. s. A..
Chief OF Stan.