The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-21


Gelebratians.
AND INSPECTION
CHARLESTON FIRE DEPARTMENT.,
WILL TAKE PLACE ON TUESDAY, 27rH DAY
OF APRIL, 1882 Companies will assemble pune
tually at hafpast Nine O'Clock A. NJ, on Citadel
Green. The procession will move precisely at Ten
o'clock, in the following order:
MUSIC.
Chief Assistants and Clerk of the Board
Delegation Of Officers from Philadelphia Fire De-
partmest.
Mayor and Aldermen
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company No /
Charleston Company of Axmen, pioneer (steamer)
Eagle Engine Company, (steamer)
Vigilant Engine Company, DANDY
Phoenix Engine Company, (Steamer.)
Georgia Engine Company. Augusta. Ga, (Steamer.)
Etna Engine Company, (steamer)
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company, No. 2.
MUSIC.
Marion Engine Company, (Steamer)
German Engine pany, (Hand)
washington Engine Company. Augusta. Ga, (Hand. }
&0AAuesIo EuS'uo Coupauy, (Steamer.)
Hope Engine Company. (Hand.)
Washington Engine Company, (steamer>
Palmetto Engine Company. Columbia, g. c.. (Hand.)
stonewall Er gne Company, (Hand.)
Winyah Engine Company. Georgetown, 8. G., (Hand.)
Young America Engine Company, lsteamer.)
Limo OF March.
Down Calhoun to King. through King to Hasel-
street, through Meeting to Broad, oountermsrchinp
at New-street. The inspection will take place in
Broad-street. in front of the Gurrdhouse, by the
Mayor and Aldermen. after which the Companies
will exercise in the following order:
Hand Engines.
i. vIGILANT. 8. HOPE.
2. GERMAN. 4. sTONEWALL.
Trucks.
No. 1. No. q.
Throwing up their Bed Ladder, ascending and de.
sending same on last Annual Parade.
Steamers
l. PIONEER. 8. MARION.
2. EAGLE. 6. PALMETTO.
8. PHOENIX. 2. WASHINGTON.
4. ErNA. g. YOUNG AMERICA
The exercises will begin by the Hand Engines
starting from the corner of Queen and Meeting
streets, in the same condition going to re run.
ming four hundred yards. with eight men to the one
thousand pounds weight of Engine. reeling off one
hundred feet Of hose at the terminaono of the four
Meetingstreet, opposite Hayne. and playing fifty
sect. As the Atty feet is obtained the time
will be called by Captain GEORGE H. WALTER and
W. G.. WHILDEN. Esq, who have been appointed
Judges for the occasion. H. B. OLNEY and A. STEM
hERMAN, Esqs, have been appointed Starting
Judges.
The Chiefs, Assistants and Clerk Of the Board will
command the exercises Of the day.
The Steamers will follow the same regulations
except that they are allowed Ave men to the 1000
pounds weight Of Engine mot including Engineer
and Fireman.l Steamers will be allowed to carry
what water and such fuel as they desire. No mem.
ber pulling on the Reels will be allowed handle
the Engines during the run Fires to start Engines
VIII commence when the word is given by the Start
ing Judges and Engines to be ready at ten minutes
notice. Cold water must be in all the Boilers and
the Boilers must be cool. Any Engine having heat
ed water In their Boilers viii be ruled out After the
fifty feet is obtained, each Engine will be allowed
to remain at the pit ten minutes but not to cxer.
else. Companies will give the exact weight of En-.
gnes, With the weight Of water they intend to carry
five days before the Parade. to B. M. sTROBEL,
Esq, Clerk ofthe Board. Tho Clerk will mark the
time leach Company on q Board, which will be in
conspicuous place.
The Double-break Hand Engines will be allowed to
use their lower breaks only, II they so desire.
Visiting companies are requested to observe the
naw feature Of exercise and may select their time.
The members Of the Department are particularly
requested to assist in keeping the run o!ear and che
citzens will please to remain on tho sidewalks
The Epgines and Truck performing the work in
the leas! time will be awarded the prize by Captain
GEO. II. WALTER.
BY order ofthe Board OF Firemasters
III. 81. NATHAN, Chief Fire Department,
b. M. STRoAEL, Clerk ana superintendent.
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