New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-23
was finally captured and put in safe keep

was finally captured and put in safe keep
ing.
Emas Meyers, charged with keeping
vicious dog which bit child, was dis
charged, be having killed his dogship at the
request of the prosecutrix.
Felix Alexander, little boy, charged
with peddling without license, was dis.
charged as his stock in trade consisted Of
some half dozen fans, q necessary luxury
in these swelteriDg times.
The EXCLUSIVE FIRENEN-List of the
Names.-To-day is fixed as the time for
members of Mechanics No. 6 and hope
Hook and Ladder No. 3 to start on their ex-
cursion to Northern cities. Every necessary
preparation has been made, and at one
o'clock this evening the excursionists will
assemble at Clay statue, before march
ing through some of our principal thor
oughfares, accompanied by delegations
from other fire companies. After the march
they will start for the lake on the Pontchar'
train railroad, to take the Mobile mail
boat.
Through the attentions of Messrs. Will
liam johnson. NJ. Carroll and R. Diamond
we are enabled to furnish our readers with
a complete list of the gentlemen who in.
tend going.
The runners of Mechanics No. are:
Robert E. Diamond, foreman; William
johnson, first assistant; T. Lynch. second
assistant; P. Gafney, steward; James Bull
ger, James Comfort, P. H. Waters, John
Farnan, C. Hogan, Dan Shea, j. Miller. T..
Baldwin, j. Finnegan, P. Gallagher, William
Bevans, J. Leonard, NJ. Leonard, William
Plunkett, F. Young, j. Damon, I. Selby,
NJ. Fogarty, J. Fogarty, ]. Dryer, V. Clam,
C. L. McKeane, T. Mccormack, Tom Deve-
reaux, c. McMahon-thirty men.
Participants: A. Groush, of Mississippi 2;
P. Lahey. H. Fuchs, James Murray, Of No.
Is; William H. Fitzpatrick, John T. Condor,
first assistant engineer; Dan Hurley.
This company will take its hand engine.
Hook and Ladder will take its truck, finely
FURNISHED up, the ladders being new and
homemade, manufactured expressly for this
occasion. On leaving the city they will take
the truck apart and pack it away. Their
we'll known figure of Hope will be boxed in
sawdust. The following is list of their run.
ners and citizens accompanying them:
Charles Young, Charles Holm, P. Swan,
]. B. FACET, P. Connolly, V. Buja, M. Gun.
ningham, NJ. Kennedy, S. G. Schneider, j.
Delaney, G. Mass, William Simpson, D.
Bozonier, W. King, first assistant foreman;
A. Lynch, P. Massett, L. Button. William
Welsh, T. White. G. Angel, second assistant
foreman; NJ. Donelly, William Swan, fore
man; BY Garsen.
Participants-M. O. Tracy, N. Carroll,
Lewis Schair, Lewis Settler, N. Lynch,
F. Tague, ]. J. Head, P. Hays, J. Houth,
n. A. Llambias, Robert Brewster, of No. 9,
John Grayer, foreman of No. S; c. Valz
foreman of No. 81; James Girart, James
Dillon, Hartman Dussor.
The Cincinnati Commercial, Of last Sun.
day, said of the excursionists:
On the twenty-seventh party of five
hundred persons from New Orleans will
probably reach our city by special excursion
train, after passing the sabbath in Louis
vile. This party will include two crack
volunteer fire companies of New Orleans
thirty members, who stick to their hand
engines simply because they think they
can out-run, with their machine" any
thirty men that ever made quick time to
fire. They make this tour Tor the express
purpose of beating anybody that may have
the temerity to accept their challenge il
pulling an engine OF two thousand
three hundred pounds and fifty feet
of hose, and dong work on trial or at 6
fire. This company has about three thou
sand dollars worth Of prizes, including
stalks of silverware that it has won from
time to time. They will reach our city a.
| u NJ, by the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
be entertained here Hospitality; give an e !.
| hibition, and proceed east to Philadelphia
Baltimore and New York. The party viii
| include, also, four or five hundred citizen
| of New Orleans, some of whom will MAKE
| the round trip with the "boys,' while other
| will remain East for the summer. TIT
! young men Of this company represent SOM
| of the best families of New Orleans. Mr..
A, Stone, the advance courier of the party
was in the city yesterday, perfectlng ar
| rangements, and left last night for cite
East.
Rules to Gouern.-We, the undersigned
members Of companies or participants, ant
| the runners of Nos. and 3, do volun tarll.
bind ourselves to observe the following rule
| and regulations:
The Foreman of each company shall act al
captain of his company, whose duty 1t VII
| be to grant all leaves of absence, issue al
| orders, receive all complaints, which mus
be made in writing, lay them before the ex
| cursion committee for redress, and cOmmu
nicate the result through the secretary u
| those interested.
| They shall call the roll twice day, at
O'Clock A. NJ. and P. NJ, and any one no
| answering, and not having leave OF absence
! shall be for the first offense reported to tn
committee for action, and for the secon'
offense stripped of his uniform and dis
carded by the committee.
| Any party found intoxicated during I'M
| excursion or guilty of any act unbecomln
gentleman shall, after fair trial by tn
general committee, be deprived OF hi
| equipments or badge, sent home in dlsgrac
and reported to his company.
Any person, whether member or par
ticipant in the excursion party, on bein
| found discussing politics, shall, on convic
ton of the general committee, be also strlI
ped of either equipments or badge, dis
carded by the committee and sent home L
disgrace.
I THE KIDNAPPED INFANT.-At length MI
Digby has obtained some slight information
of his stolen child, although the news is, a
yet, very indirect. 1t is possible that hi
darling will be given to him oday. he
unaware how the matter stands, but enter
tains great hope that his distracted wife wi
be made happy before the sun sets tonight
| CANADA BILL.-A very curious youn
man. who is known by the above odd nam
| WOO lnckad I'M in the Third District for try