The San Francisco call., 1896-07-03
Captain George W. Whitman; Company B,
Captain John spillane.


nings, white plume, Henry P. Umbsen
Chief OF staf-Badge, red. white and blue,
majors fulldress uniform, Major Charles II.
Murphy
Chief aids to grand marshal-Red. white and
blue sash, black plume, First Lieutenant j. D.
Miles, U. 5. A.; Second Lieutenant John W
Ioyes, U. s: A.; Colonel James F. Smith, P. A.
Bergerot, w. w. shannon E. J. Vogel Will d.
Snea, j. r. Fraser, Nicholas H. Lang Colonel
". r. Parnell.
Chairman parade committee-Red and white
sash, Captain John Tuttle.
Aids to grand marshal, blue sash, black
plume-Charles r. Nathan, Charles F. Kapp,
oscar V. Gerzabek David Buck, Harry w. Ad-
ans; 81 W; NJ. Abbott, A. K. Daggett. G. Holland
Noble, Thomas h. Kase, William McIntire,
John McIntire, G. w. Burr, Dawson Mayer,
Ca {, ptain D. MeDevitt, Frank w. Titus, George
Wood. A. Everding, Patrick Lynch, C. F.
Humphries, Fred Butterfeld. Charles NJ.
brink, i Fred Blumberg, n. E. Nary, Fred rec Vet
J., Z; Ohlandt, Conrad Hildebrandt, a; T.
hhodes, Charles Myall, Captain six, r. +.
Monteverde Jr., A. E. Noble, D. Coyne, Louis
Goldstone, G. J. Hutchings, w. Linden, A E.
McDevitt, John G. Slater, Gustaye GunZen-
dorffer, A. j. Donovan, James Il. Riley, Cap
tain z. Sullivan.
United States Troops.
First Infantry Band L. . A.
First Infantry Regiment
Battalion-CBptain John J. o. 'Connel COM
manding- Company c, L1eute nant FRANK ..
pany B, Lieutenant S. A. Cloman; Company +,
Captain G. q. Star.
FIRST DIVISION.
VIII form on Main street, with right resting
u Brissdier-General R. H warfeld command
ing: Staff-Lieutenant-Colon ]. &. Giestipg
and c. f. Hanson; Majors Charles Jansen,
Charles II. Murphy, II. B. Hosmer. w. A. Hal
Dorm; Captains S. L. Naphtaly and H. A.
Wegener; Sergeants-Major E. de Spaar and E.
S. Crosby; Signal Corps, Second Brigade, N. G.
c., Captain C. c. Boardman, commanding.
First Infantry n. 6. C. Band.
First Infantry Regiment, n. G. C.-Lieuten-
ant-Coionel Victor D; Duboce commanding:
J. Kelleher and z. j. II. Farrell; First Lieuten-
ants Louis Barrere, Emil A. Kehrlein and Bert
R. Heeht.
FIRST Battalion-Major Charles Boxton COM
manding. Company d. Captain Robert A.
Marshall; Company A, Captain John F. Con-
nelly; Company E. Captain Edward Fitzpat-
rick; Company /, Captain r. Richter.
Second Battalion-Major Hugh 7. Slime COM
manding. Company NJ, Captain Tnomss F.
ONeh; Company L, Captain John F. Eggert;
Company B, Captain George Filmer; Company
II, Captain Frank W. Warren.
Third Battaiion-Major Charles l.. Tilden
commanding. Company K, Captain Thomas
!; cunningham; Company c, Captain J. W.
Miller; Company G, Captain Edgar C. Sutliffe
Cadets, Captain J. r. Moulthrop.
Fifth Infantry, N. G. c. Fifth Infantry band.
L.
manding. staff-Major ]. P. Dunn, Captains
D. A. Smith and 7. a. Rottanzl, First Lieuten-
ants A. A. Borlini, j. II. Hendy, E. S. Heller,
c. c. Derby. Company A, Captain Charles T.
Poulter; Company F. Captain George II. Weth
ern; Company G, Captain w. f. Chipman.
Naval Battalion, y. G. c.. Lieutenant-Com.
Lieutenants w. Z. Elliott, J. T. Sullivan, C. c.
Dennis, f. w. Harris, A. 4. Morgan FRS
Division, Lieutenant c. A. Douglass; Second
Division, Lieutenant W. E. Gum. Cavalry, n
u C.-Troop \, Lieutenant Charles A. jerks.
SECOND DIVISION.
viii form on Drumm street. right resting or
Market, in the following order;
Marshal; Harvey BurdeIi; chief aid, Leor
Second Artillery Band.
First-Veteran Guard of California, Captain
]. b. Lauck commanding. Second-Memberi
OF G. A. B.: (G) Lincoln Post-No. l. Harry W
Mortimer commander; (6) George Ii. Thomas
Post No. 2, A. J. Vining Commander; (c) James
A. Garfield Post No. "a, R. r. Kilgore com
mander; (d) Colonel Cass Post No. 46, Johr
Meade Post No. as, j. r Goggin commander
| III Liberty Post No. 133, W J. Park com
mander. Third-Veterans of the Mexican
War. Fourth-Sons of American Revolu ton
Fifth-Grand Army floats: (d) Seven Pine.
Circle; (b) Gettysburg Circle; (c) Gettysburg
Circle.
THIRD DIVISION.
VIII form on Beale street north of Howard
right resting on Market.
Marshal, A. B. Mcguire; chief aid, Thomas
II. Fallon; aids-D. /. MaloneY. Thomas r
Curtis, Charles B. Fem, John H. Sheehan.
Park Band.
First Regiment, League of the Cross Cadets
Colonel W. G. Mahoney commanding; lieu
and adjutant Daniel c. Deasy and A. F. Multi
gan; lieutenants, James Devlln and H. F. Sui
| livan.
First Battalion-Major Daniel j. MeGloir
commanding; lieutenant, Edward w. Fay
! Company A, Captain Frank S. brady; Com
pany NJ, Captain L: Dinan; Company g., Cap
! tain Z. j. Powers; Company D, Captain james
Mcbride, Company NJ, Lieutenant Peter Casey
| Company l, Captain p. Haggerty.
Second Battalion-Maior James BrouchouC
| commanding; lieutenant, Edward j. Deasy
| Company G, Captain Edward Fitzgerald; Com
/ pany E, Captain Daniel J. Mccarthy; Company
II, Captain James Power; Company B, Captain
!. !. Cnrley; Company L, Captain w. c. Clark
| swiss Rifle Club, Captain julius Leeman.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Will form on Davis street, righ. resting OIL
Market in the following order:
Marshal, NJ. Perich aids, Nicholas Mortizia
| Captain S. Raicevich, Lieutenant de II
Tore Jr.; Ramsey's Excelsior Band, Deutsche
Krieger Verein, Captain Robert Wieneck,
commanding; Independent Rifles, Captain
! Verein, Captain +. Attinger comma nding
| San Francisco Schuetzen Verein, Captain Johi
! Bohls commanding; Eintracht Rife Section
| Captain j. A. Kuhls commanding; 1taliaI
Sharpshooters, Austrian Military Band, Aus
! TRAN Military Company, Swiss Sharpshooters
FIFTH DIVISION.
| Will form on Fremont street, north of How
| ard, right resting on Market, In the following
| order:
Marsha !, Colonel II. J. Burns.
veteran Volunteer Firemen's band.
First-Board of Supervisors in carriages
Veteran Volunteer Fire Association. Sec
ond-San Francisco Fire Department equip
age. Third-Carriages; first carriage contain
ing President of the Day S. i. Lent and Chair
man OF the Executive Committee c. ]. King
second carriage containing Mayor Adolpf
Sutro; third carriage containing Orator of thu
Day Zenas U. Dodge, Reader Of the Declare
tion of Independence John w. Robinson, and
Chaplain the Rev. Rabbi Jacob Voorsanger
Carriages containing committee.
SIXTH DIVISION.
VIII form on Front treet, right resting OF
Market, in the following order:
Marshal, Robert r. Russ: chief aid, Captair
John T. Scott; aids-Lieutenant W. g. Win
mer, r. T. Morris. G. W. Cavanagh, P. Cronin
K. Pengelly, J. J. Jamison, F. w. Wisker.
Matthew's band.
Float drawn by four white horses, drawing
the Goddess Of Liberty-M1ss Jennie j. He'd
berg, representing columbia Rules tn,
World" and Miss Rene Henderson represent
ing George Washington at the age when he Gu
the cherry tree, 2. Native Sons of the Colder
West. 3. Float drawn by four black horses
representing the Union OF States, with Mis-
Virginia Blennerhassett as California. 4. Ma
tive Daughters of the Golden West in car
riages.
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