The San Francisco call., 1899-05-30

where the column will be reviewed by
Colonel H. B. Freeman. u. S. A. and
dismissed. The line will form in the
following order:
Detachment of mounted police, Chief L.
w. Lees commanding.
Aid to Chief, Lieutenant George Bird
sail.
Rifle Battalion-Captain George Witt
man, Company A; Captain John Spillane,
Company B.
Grand Marshal, John A. Whiteside.
Chief of Staff, Colonel H. p. Bush.
Chief Aid, James Herman.
F. Williams, James H. Riley NJ j. Col
lins. w. Il. Turner, ] s. French.
Troop A, Cavalry, n. G.. c., Captain NJ.
Burnett commanding
Band, Twenty-fourth United States In
fantry.
Twenty-fourth United States Infantry,
Colonel H. B. Freeman commanding.
Battalion Naval Militia from U. S. S.
Marion, Lieutenant Commander Thomas
A. Nerny commanding.
Fifth Division from Santa Cruz, Lieu
tenant Carl e. Lindsay.
Engineer Division from San Francisco,
Lieutenant w. f. Bonney.
Battery of four Hotchkiss guns from
San Francisco, Lieutenant w. F. Burke.
Independent Rifles, Captain l.. Schnei-
Golden Gate Company. First. Regiment
Uniformed Rank knights of Pythias,
Captain George w. Montieth command
ing.
Drum and Bugle Corps
Columbia Park Boys Club, Captain c.
r. Alberger commanding.
Native Sons of Vermont Hon. Edward
A. Belcher, president.
State of Maine Association, F. W. Hall,
president.
Ohio Society, Benjamin B. Haskell.
president.
Fraternal Order of Eagles, Henry
Baehr. president.
Companies from the Public Schools
George S. Miehling, marshal
Hamilton School military band.
HORACE Mann Grammar. Crocker Gram
mar, Franklin Grammar: Agassiz, Edi-
son, Grant, Lincoln Grammar.
Pupils of public Notwithstanding the
Grand Army and Spanish War veterans
Marshal, +. H. G. Stable.
Fair Oaks Camp No. Is. Sons of Veter-
ans, D. B. Plymire commanding.
Veterans Spanish war, Captain Edgar
{. Sutliffe commanding.
Grand Army of the Republic
Firemen'S band.
Lincoln Post No. 1, George H Robinson
commander q
James A Garfield Post No "a. Edward
5. Solomon commander
Colonel Cass Post No. 46, "A. B. Don
nelly commander.
General George G. Meade Post No. As,
w. s. Small, S. Y. c., commanding.
Liberty, Post No. 1913, John Mcdonald
commander.
Fifty young ladies from Burnett School
In a float.
In carriages:
President of the day, Charles Edelman.
Orator, Hon. James G. Mcguire.
Poet, w. w. Stone.
Chaplain, DR.. Charles Edward Locke.
Reader of Lincolns Gettysburg Ad-
dress, c. n. Harris.
Secretary of general committee, Frank
Elliott Myers.
Rev, Lewis Halsey, chaplain First Regi-
ment, National Guard OF, Arizona
Miss Blanche Mcclure, in charge of
Board of Supervisors.
Board of Education
Grand Army Veterans in carriages.
reviewing ofhcer, colonel II. b. Free
man u. S. A
Reviewing stand. east side of Van Ness
avenue, at Turk street.
After the parade the Grand Army
posts will board cars at Geary street
and proceed to the cemetery. At the
entrance line will be reformed and pro-
ceed to the Grand Army plat where the
following exercises will be held:
Minute guns, Naval Battalion, n.
2-Music, band
,3-Remarks, by Charles Edelman, presi-
dent of the day
4Invocation by Rev. Charles E. Locke.
5-Hymn.
6-Gettysburg address, C. n. Harris.
1.-THE Nations Dead memorial ode),
Burnett School choral band; music by
S@orignaI poem, W. W. Stone, poet of
the day.
9-Music, band.
1O-Oration by Hon. James G. Mcguire.
11-Dirge, band.
12-Strewing flowers over graves of de-
parted comrades
13-Parting salute, Lincoln Post firing
party.
14-"America," Burnett choral, audience
joining.
15-Benediction.
Taps.
George H. Thomas Post will proceed