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

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Treasarer-,sA: y. Aabertln.
EtS!ss ssas ssi .t ., esq Hsaserres.
peasea md saiIass D'' ADS z''n
Tho Juvenile Pelteans followed the above
with their miniature truck.
ORAEArs No. al.
Trust ia Us."
Tho boys Of Orleans No. n were disappointed
IN not receiving their. expected new engine. but
% sef is 50
sed h ss ey e nece
teetor No. . Of tho sixth Dlstriot The little
steamer was covered with violets. and Its ap-
Marshalls John Herbert. John Keller. Henry
nf rpesid YatetJi Herbert.
Vice Presagnt-Jerry Place. "4.
secretary Thomas j. Ford.
FF asss,nnt.w 4 M noehm'
s gsss As ss.I.ssotd s s.sa,sy,s,
Houseseeper--L BREWER.
Engineer-O. A. Haberlin.
JEFFEHsoN NO. IA.
Ready ut the First sound"
This company turned. out u fair amount Of its
out the entire courae. The engine second. GLASS
AmoAkeag. named LUCY eohreiber, " was dra sn
ny Tour bay horaes nna by '2ckeys
drivers seat was perched towering gilt deer
horns. and the Hmokestnok was gurm0unted by Il
waiea he 9epe BIC horsea he
iron gray, and the n. u, Ise," o hay. The en-
xine was 80 highly polished that Il reflected
the street scenes as 1t passed. Tho officers are
proaidept Geo. n. achreiber.
seeretarY@Wm. SCHROEDER. -
Financial Secretary sprsen.
Treasurer---J. Alexander.
Foremhn-IA Bansel.
First Assistant Adam Schmidt.
Recond Assist anti Beoker.
Grand Mnrshal-James Olaig.
Aid-Ed. Burns.
ouALMETrm NO. 40.
Our Lives We Risk Our Friends TO Save"
Preceded by flne band Of music. and led by
Feitlg apd tho following named officers; presi.
asn : j. w. Rasabsp &
Otto Thoman: foreman. James A. Cardenas frat
AsaistAnt. Geo. darstner; eooond nssietant.
company. Chalmette No. "a. with between forty
and tlfty men on the ropes. and thor engtne-a
third GLASS Amoekeag, bearing the name OF
Amelia Gerstner-aa bright and clean aa q now
dollar In the smoke stack was pyramid Of
flowers. 10 bright and pretty as almost TO rival
ID lie ropes ,e ws hs o exempt h horse Munster"
aud the boss naas "dauthreaux" and Oar.
denas."
CRESCENT NO. ~.
True to tho Call.'
The handsome Amoskeag engine Of this com.
pany. which bears the name Of Little Mary D..
WINS last In line. and htly closed the grand pro-
cesaioD.
Tho steamer was as bright and pretty ~ will
Ing Industrious hands could make It. and It's
decorations were attractive and fine. On the
drivers seat was TIC statue Of a woman holding
was an immense basket Of artificial flowers.
and on eneh suction bracket was bouquet Tho
boys had With them their favorite horses. Mus
Tho following named officers were In line and
Grand Marsha q zengel; r.., ,...
President John Chevillon.
Foreman Meister. =...5
First Assistant. Fay,
Second Assistant--N. bilkman.
linz q a1d g Ga
Il was disbanded. and the several companies
proceeded to the
which had been spread for them.
the United States Restaurant. and entertained
ns their guests q numper OF prominent gentle-
5 s f A%Gps Of ths unsd States
Court. who. responding to toast. made Q tell
Ing speech. appropriate to the day and the oc-
The dinner passed Of In the most enjoyable
manner and was 1T ending to tho days pro-
e Nos and Is took dinner at Masonic Hail..
No. 5 dined at MeQloskey's. No. az at Far
bach er's. No 40 at the 81. Charles Hotel, No. at
Victor Bsro's. No. at Bonnecaze's. No. at the
at Borgess., and No. at Astredo's. near Maya
zine Market ,.c,nr,ra
When the parade had disbanded. Jackson No.
49, under the leadership of their marshals,
proceeded to BourRes. on Customhouse street,
and were entertained with bounteous dinner.
which was most agreeable after the fatiRueS
OF the day. Several speeches we're made and
the agreeablenesses OF the occasion freely In
Quite an Interesting episode happened to st.
Bernard No. yesterday morning In the pre-; pre-;
sentation made to the company OF beautiful
the son OF their worthy president. The child
is only six years old. but, nevertheless. made Q
presentation speech Ia due form. and. what Is
more, asked all the boys to come In and take
St. Barnard No dined at the engine-house.
atthe slaughter house. Senator Hampton Story.
tors Marston. Ably. Perry and Luckett.
One Of the notable events Of the day was the
gala appearance presented by the steamship
street. Precisely 1t 8 O'Clock On the morning
OF the fourth the SecOnQ OfIlc6T RaV6 LIE SlRnhi.
the gun was fired. and in an instant the bunt-
ing, was aoft. making very handsome display
OF the crew.
Quite a serious accident occurred to the
second officer. while laying at the port Of
Kingston. ia. on the night OF the fourth OF
February last.
Not noticing In the darkness that the matches
had been removed. he started to cross the deck
and fell down into the hold, a distance of some
twenty odd feet aliRhting on a pile OF coal.
and although severely bruised he escaped