The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-13

cOufsed most eiegant music. Inc ropes were
manned by fifty aetive and some honorary
| members. The officers OF No. fare:
Capt. Price Williams Jr., president.
Owen M. Rowan, forpfnau
". b. sbavell, Jr., first assistant
A. Ross Carter, second assistant.
i. g. RoWen. secretary.
Il. z. shultz, treasurer.
Il. I. priestef, marshal.
Alfred Batre, steward.
TORRENT NO. B.
We cannot commit tn paper the beauties of
No 5's display, but we can say that It's chief
charm was its simplicity, and we must con-
graduate the officers of the company, who
are:
Il. Graves, president.
w. r. Gerpw, foreman.
Frank Mckeone, first assistant.
r. Slzar. second assistant.
l.. w. Williams, secretary.
W. II. Sheffield. treasurer,
Charles Werborn, marshal.
John Bafbfch, steward.
PHOENIX NO. 6.
Phoenix No. 6 has suffered severely during
the past twelve months. No less than eight
OF her members have gone to answer theroII-
call IN another and better world. The officers
are
II. g. Kennedy, president.
Nat. Sloan foreman.
II. B. Moore, first Assistant.
Thomas RDwell, second assistant.
Z. Arnlitage, secretary.
John W Daniels, treasurer.
r. G. Kennedy, marshal.
Following No. 6. and closing the Second
Division, came III carriages.
Reporters OF the New Orleans press
Police commissioners aud officials OF the
Port of Mobile.
President and delegates fire department OF
Mobile
Board Of fire commissioners
Ex-ehief aud ex-assistant engineers.
Presidents and secretaries OF insurance
companies.
Agents OF Insurance com panies
MECHANICS NO. L
The officers of the company are:
Thomas T.. Stanton, president.
T. Burke, foretnaH.
VIM. Bush, first assistant.
VIM. Goodman, second assistant.
IL. Joseph, secretary
Louis Peters, treasurer.
james Russell, marshal.
WASHINGTON NO. 8.
w. Keyland, Jr.. president.
b. !. Chamberlain, foreman.
Whiting Anes, first assistant.
Alfred tufts second assistant.
w. 2. Cahll, secretary.
A. j. Hamilton. treasurer.
John Case. marshal.
n. Z. jackson, steward.
LAFAYETTE NO. 9.
Francis Kieanan, foreman.
Edward H. Shelton, first assistant.
G. Augustus Lyon, second assistant.
i. G. Roliings secretary.
Murdoch MtInnis, treasurer.
&. A. WOreHa, marshal.
H. Sarradet. steward
No. 8 presented two silver badges to men,
bers. The silver badge for fret pipeman
was awarded to Mr. Wilson, the same
party who won the first prize last year. It
consisted OF six-pointed star of silver in
closed in an engraved ring. In the centre Of
the star is gold figure 90 and First Pipe
man, 1872 engraved on it, the whole sus-
pended from a cross-bar pin with the name
Geo. Wilson" engraved on 1t. The second
medal was given 10 Mr.. Charles Z. Hunt, and
consists of a silver shield with the gold figure
"9' and Second Pipeman. 1872 It Is sus-
pended as the other, with Charles E. Hunt
engraved on the pin piece.
The representative of the DEMOCRAT is In
deb ed to Mr.. Robbins, the proprietor OF the
Battle House Hotel, for The courtesies ex-
tended. That we'll known carananserie has
earned the reputation which HIS extended
even to Europe, and from the carte presented
to guest that representation has been sus-
tanned sinee
The reporter of the DEMOCRAT who visited
Mobile Is also Indebted to Phoenix No. 6, and
the fire department for courteses extended
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