The San Francisco call., 1897-05-29
EXERCISES FOR
MEMORIAL DAY
Addresses, Music and Min
ute Guns at the
Cemetery.
Four Divisions in the Parade
to Be Reviewed on Van
Ness Avenue.
The Committee R quests AL Desir Gus
of Contributing F.ow.rs to
Hasten.


pleted. There is still scarcity of flowers,
however, and the com mittee requests that
all those having flowers to spare take
them to one of two places. Those given
By people living north OF Geary street
should be left at George H. Thomas Post
headquarters, 800 Post street, and by peo-
pie south of Geary street at Metropolitan
Temple.
For the line of March the column will
form on Market street, with the right
resting on Montgomery, and at 9 A. N
sharp will move up Market to Golden
Gate avenue, to Van Ness avenue and
north on Van Ness avenue. Major Gen.
eral James. commanding the n. g. c.. will
review the column from the east side OF
Van Ness avenue, between Eddy and Ellis
streets. The division will form on the
east and west sides of the avenue and re-
m ain i'll position until the 6. A. R., Gen.
eral James, the grand marshal and their
aids and escorts have passed, when the
parade will be dismissed
Those visiting 1. o. o. F. Cemetery will
reform on Geary street at the entrance to
the cemetery and march 10 the g. A. r.
plat. After ''taps" all are invited to 60
to the Presidio and witness the ceremonies
of George II. Thomas Post No. 2. at its
plat in the National Cemetery.
Following will be the order of parade:
Cassasa's First Infantry Band.
l. w. Lees, Chief OF Police
Rife Battalion of Pc Poice-Company A, Captain
Wittman Company B, Captain Spillane.
J. A. Whiteside. Grand Marshal.
w. Il. Pratt Chief Of aft
Aids-I p. Kincaid, Bert Malony James Kier-
nan, William Hatch
Escort-Troop A, y. q. e. Captain A. c. jerks,
Colonel f. w. sumner, acting CHIEF of stan
Staff-Colones Gallwey and O'Connor retired;
Lieutenant Colonies Cluif. Poit Mics, Barrere,
Edwards and Bush.
Major George W. Wethern, sergeant-Maiors Diet
rich; schmidt, Leege. olney and sachs
Escprt-Signal Corps second Brigade, n. G. c.,
Captain P. J. Perkins.
FIRST DIVISION.
hAnP Fechteler, 8 g. n, cemmanding snEns Ensign m
Il. c. Bulmer. adiutant and chief
OF staff.
Pioneers, commanded Dy Gunner G. B. Babson.
First Company. ,. :. Monterey, Lieutenant 81.
Kinmell.
Second Company, s. 5. Monadnock, Lieutenant A.
Third Company $. s 5 Bennington .n Lieutenant c.
A. NJ. Beecher
Fifth Company, s. s Monterey, Ensign c. F.
Hughes.
Ambulance Corps, Apothecary E. Popp.
Naval n. IL. C.,C IL.
First division, Lieutenant c. G. Dennis.
Second Division, Lieutenant W. E. Gum
Garrison No. LA. Regular Army and Navy Union,
j. Massey, :. V. e.
SECOND DIVISION.
Band
Colonel w. p. Sullivan Jr., commanding.
Captain Harry F. Sullivan, adiutant and chief OF
staff.
League of the Cross Cadets
Thomas +. Ryan, ieutenant-colonel; Harry Ma.
honey, first lieutenant and quartermaster;
James Devlin, first lieutenant and commits.
sary; ]. +. Duffy, first lieutenant and f1-
geon; Thomas d. Maher, captain aud assistant
surgeon.
Major ID. g. Deasy, commanding ecoud Battalion.
Major W. II. Mccarthy. commanding Third Bat
talon.
Company A, Captain Frank s. Deadly; Company
b. Captain James Curley; Company ID, Cap
tain J. J. McBrlde; Company X, taptain d. J.
Mccarthy; Company +, Captain NJ. Hynes;
Company g, taptaln K. ]. Power; Company
H. Captain J. H. rover; ompany 1, Captain
IT. ]. Marlowe: Company X, Captain j. II.
Reilley Company L. First Lieutenant ]. Carr;
Company M, Captain 4. Dinan; Company N,
Captain j. j. Power.
THIRD DIVISION
Artillery Band.
M. 8. Black burn. marshal.
Aids-Mathew Harris, Abraham Loane, John
Hope, John Sheviin.
Boys grigade-C. ]; smith, president
pany l. Captain X B. Moore.
Pupils of Lincoln rammar School-James p
Hamilton Principal
First company, Captain George Tlcou.et: second
company, Captain Daniel sullivan.
Pupils OF Adams Grammar school
First company, Captain Herbert simon: second
company, Captain Percy Schwartz.
Pupils of Clement Grammar school,
Company A, Captain Burdette Palmer.
FOURTH DIVISION
Veteran FIramen's Band.
George H. stevens, marshal.
Aids-J. ii. Riley and A. b. Donnelly.
Veteran Guard OF California, G. A. r.. Captein T. c.
Masteller; Lincoln Post No. ], G, A. H., Com