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

CREOLE NO. W.
'Union and Confidence.
FOR beauty Of design and tasteful execution.
the decorations on tho engine Of Creole NO. =.
which hears tho name OF Lady L. A. Wil'h' were
IL t6e drivers seat Was large and artlstioslly
carved figure typifyinR profession. n one hand
the figure grasped sword and In the other
Id the smoke stack u the engine was q white
liz beat 81 which hung .ixteen chains. extend.
by H iour wSite r horses a.. I'D ~ Jockeys y
IL the ropes yass the ievorite horse 81 The
black animal. Hi harness Wa. white. patent
leather. DECORATED With silver chains and bright
rosates. and On either side Of The saddle with
Tho thirteenth Infantry. Band headed The
Y Atr .h' anS YSf II y arana %srah
Pre. Hn A. Wit NJ '''oA 80
Vice President Henry. BASS.
heerotary -Jao Vol!rash.
TreReurer-JamrH Il. Harris.
Foreman -Roht. Brewster, .-..=
First Assistant rank Kaufman.
Second Assistant y. U. Williams.
LOUISIANA ~.
Good Will"
A gooily number OF tho members Of this
CON pAny appeared In the. parade. preceding
their hands9me engine, and headed q, by 2 spirit;
- b@e ane es wGs the ropes ana
four handsome horses were .yoked to tho on.
CINE. tho latter named Antonio Nambola, is
10 Ahrens third. clnsa, and was ornamented
with white,frosted pellnan ana Tower baskets
ia suction brackets. Tho following aro the
E EIss frssiasa loi'g s1sine,s.
Heeretary-.C. G. Kosohel.
Foreman-H. Newbau.r.
First AaatstAnt-John Journee. .=
Second Aaaistant,H, Fsuerow. Jr.
Grand Marshall-P. Miller,
Aids-A. Hambola and M. HeinemRn.
Trad FERRY NO. Il.
Our Name Our Example,
The display by Trad Ferry was one OF the
meet attractive In the procession.
pany between iiity and aixty mon manned the
plseiatea the character, 81 liz day we're tho
gerry ss VIM. BAKER and Luxe fleming :
The decorations Of tho engine were on .
as g. a T0s Ferry " With hs Sa Il LIS arms.
Tne cracked and smoking bricks which ay al
his te / told ainly the story Of . rescue. 49,.
fsnre ' q Cupid. with bow erawn and throw
sighted and readv to fly. The suction brackets
nore lit ~ standa on which rested articles Of
and others presented by admiring friends.
The marehala Of the uay we're: Grand mar.
shal, John B. Phillips; aids. Jas. FurlonE and
Tho officers Of Trad Ferry are named as fol-
lows:
Vice President-Thoa. Brennan.
Aecretaries-K. 4, A, Mooney J. MCCARTHY.
Treasurer II. Manning.
Foreman James D. Donovan.
First Assistant = VIM Fielder.
Second Assistant--James Kelley.
PERSEVERANCE NO. u. ..r
Rough and Ready."
This company Of true and tried men turned
and
rho decorations consisted of q profuse dis
tribution OF emblems OF good luck. IN the shape
on a cushion which projected from the smoke
stack, and each cf the suction brackets bore one.
In the seat Of the engine was an eagle with
glass ball resting on his back between Ms ex-
of course handsome john the pet horse,
was with the boys n white harness decked
he prAnced along.
The company was led by Grand Marshal John
S hs sn nsmsa oasrs
President Charles Byrne.
Vice President-Wm. Tanner.
Treasurer-Josh Ltpman.
ForenlHn-J. ]. Kuhner. -
First Assistant N. Durnin.
Second Asststant-T. ]. Mormon.
PHILADELPHIA NO. IA.
"A friend In Need Is Friend Indeed"
This sterling organization turned out quite a
large number q men Yesterday. Who walked
with almost military precision. The Lizzie
profusely decked. On the smokestack was u
pyramid Of artificial flowers, on each suction
bracket cushion of blue satin and cushion
OF the came material was on the coal bunker
The horse 20 r. Miltimore" was fitted out In
white satin harness. and the ". D. Houston"
In red sRtin. Four white horses were yoked
to the engine. and added greatly to the general
effect.
President-E LalmAnt. ..--M
Vice Presiaent-Ben. Armbruster.
kecretary-T +. Moore.
Treasurer-John Brugniens.
Foreman-Reul CLARK.
First Assistant-Thos. Ryder.
Second Assistant Louis Martin.
Grand Marshal-Peter Baise.
Fourth Division.
JACKSON 10.
ITO the Rescue"
Preceded by a foe band and equipped In their