The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-05

; the neaness with which their engine wa
decorated by Mrs. r. Heatherton. The compan
numbers 265 members. end had on parade nine
ty Of their young men. The following Is a lie
| OF No. I3s officers:
Marsha'~John Fitzpatrick.
| Aid-Alfred Dupre.
| PRESIDENT. l.. Mueller.
| Vice President-M. Casey.
A TreaSurer-Josh. Lipman.
Secretary-Wm. Ryan.
Foreman-J. J. Kuhner.
| First Assistant-R. Hahn.
Second Assistant T. Moran.
| observation-disclosures Baldwin.
Engineer~-J. Hite.
The next com pany had secured for music tn
Pass Christian College Brass Band. of sixteei
pieces. The young exempts of No. II preceded
their company In carriages. There were fort.
of them.
PHILADELPHIA STEAM FIRE ENGINE ooMrAN,
| NO. ID
| Is second cless nickel plated Amoskeag
drawn by four horses. two white and two gray
Thesteamer IL uamed after Miss Lizzie Egan. Ii
four feet high, and on the suction plain rosettes
| of red and blue silk. The com any had In line
sixty five active members Between the ropes
| more and James ID. Houston. PHILADELPHIA
| No. IL was instituted July T. 1887, and incorpO-
rated October p. 1887 Her motto Is a Friend
| GERS are:
| Marshal-Benj. Armbruster.
| Aid-Wynne Rogers.
| President-Jas. ID. Houston
Vice President-E Eugene Lalmant
eecretarY-Thos. II. Moore.
Treasurer-C. q. Haley.
| Foreman-M. I. brady.
First Assistant-Frank Boyle.
Second Assstant-Jobn Berkery.
Neutrality-suspicious. Slack.
Engneer-Ed. Giles.
Assistant Engineer +. G. Carroll superin-
tended the
FOURTH DIVISION.
JACKSON STEAM ENGINE COMPANY NO. 10
was the first company. in line. She is third
yUl dr. hur MI,
bers. dressed In red shirts. black pants and
black caps. The steamer was decorated with
pair OF horns In the smoke-stack a large silver
the suction brackets covered with blue satin
cushions. and gold chains were hung profusely
on all parts of the engine. The cooler was won
In a contest for superiority over No. s. Inside
the rope walked the company's pet horse.
known q as Crazy" Crazy has been with No.
duty. The officers of the company are:
Marshal-M O. Reyes.
Aid-Thomas Dalton
President-W. b. McCucheon
Vice President-S. J. Jackson.
Treasurer-Thoma Hasam, Jr.
Secretary-E. Andry.
First Asslstant@H. I. Riddle.
Second Assistant George Wilson.
HOusekeeper-M Leonard.
Engineer-John Giblin.
WASHINGTON STEAM ENGINE COMPANY NO 20
followed No. 10. She is third-class Gould
and was drawn by the members. The ropes
were manned by sixty men. The name of No
20's steamer Is Fannie Marks The engine had
IN her smoke-staek a thTee-foot satin beehive
her suctiOns were covered with red and white
satin and a large American eagle occu pied the
drivers seat. The company's horses. P. Maggie
and Gus Marx were presented by the gentle
men after whom they were named, with costly
sets Of harness. The officers of the company
are:
Marshal-A. H Murphy.
Aid-Eiward Duffy.
President Wash. Marks.
Vice President-D. b. Flemish
Treasurer-A. Marx.
Foreman-F. H. Drake.
Second eco Assistant-G Mcdonald.
neutrality-suspicious. Craig,
Engineer-J. Frey.
establishment of O, Bonck. and partook of un-
limited rsfiesments. A collation. was served
IN me nall OF the company late In the evening,
which was done justice to by the company and
its many friends. Following No 20 came
PELICAN HOOK AND LADDER FIRE COMPANY NO. A.
decorated with a twenty-foot basket of the
richest looking flowers imaginable of all kinds.
with ,four-foot gold pelican in the centre,
truck Is an extension truck, manufactured by
Jos. Schwartz of this city. She was drawn by
six white horses, and had seventy five men In
white horses, F. N. Benachi and Toly Mus
grove, The following are the officers OF the
Y,
Aids-O. e Sullivan and Zach. Bachemin.
President-LeOn Bertoli.
Vice President-F. Guetnger.
Treasurer-E. A. Auberton,
Secretary-Chas. l.. Gabici.
Foreman-J. H. Sarazin.
First Assistant-John e. Roux.
Second Assistant-Gus. Mauberret.
Two gold medals were presented by Pelican
No. for activity during the past year-one to
Gustave Mauberret, and the other to A. Bobi-
lot.
ORLEANS STEAM FIRE COMPANY NO. 81
followed Pelican 4. She Is third-class Amos
keag. and looked magnificent, drawn by four
white horses. preceded by ninety men dressed
in red shirts, black pants, black neckties and
standing collars The steamer Is named jose
phine Lemarie, and In her smoke-stack she car
ried three-foot violet pyramid with small
bouquets OF corresponding nature on the sue
ton brackets. Inside the ropes were tho com
pany's three pet horses. John Herbert. s. B. Gill
1850. and has FOR her motto. Trust In Us" The
Grand Marshal-JOhn Glynn. Jr,
Aids-J. Y. Notion. Pierre D1fort and Irenee
Soule.
Presdent-John Herbert.
Vice Presidential Kern.
Treasurer-Peter Boehm.
Secretary--,E Eugene D,Hereee.
Ftnanc;al ssecpEetaar rX A. Charter.
First Assistant-Peter Daniels
second Assistant-QseHr Fredericks.
Housekeeper-L Louis BREWER.
Englneer-C. Heberlein.
No. 81 had their beautiful silk American flag
presented to them on the last parade by Miss
Elise Nignaud. the beautiful and accomplished
daughter of Valsin Vignaud, Esq, in the pro.
cession. which was greatly admired by every
one. Before taking their, place in the parade
the company repaired TO Mr.. Vtgnaud's resi-
dence and DartOok Of refreshments.
Following No. q came the Exempt Society of
Jefferson No. %, differed as follows:
Marshal-John Blanke.
Presdent-John Becker.
Treasurer-John Keisch.
Secretary-Geo. FL. Schreiber
Alter the exempts came the company proper,
JEFFERSON STEAM FIRE ENGINE COMPANY NO. %,
with nickel plated second class Amoskeag,
drawn by four bay horses led by Jockeys. The
smoke stack was filed with blue satin cush-
ion, on which was a pelican the drivers seat
had on 1t a pair of magnificent horns presented
by member Mr.. Tom Wilson; the suction
brackets were Ornamented with silver pitchers
and blue satin cushions: silver chain encir-
cled the steamer. upon which was pendant a
gold medal won by the horse Dixie" whose