The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-05
LArAyETrE HOOK AND LADDER NO. 1.
Our Deeds Our Reward"

Il
Walk The truck wAs handaomsly. painted, and
svery piees Of metal was dasslins In its bright.
Ths company was led by Grand Marshal y.
Henry Behap, who was supported BY Tho follow.
NJ t n.a,sa ol'W,GeEws hi,.s.a.s.
Hscretary-! Morris.
tormaa - W. Moua6s.
Second Ase istant Nd Loo.
Second Division.
MISSISSIPPI NO 4.
Mon Nvbis."
This, enc OF the oldest fire companies q the
oily. and In fact, pioneer one. turnea OUT
ei6is, aided new lustre 10 their hitherto bill.
liant dtsplays. An enthuaiastie 9tit rooster
rsfshsd hi1a on pyramid q aatn Tneh sus
burke. On the drivers seat was huge act Of
tilt Antlefs. anroHs which wha BLUE streamar.
Wais rha two bat barsas. John Devonsh,re'
ma FIRED Uamefden'' wore elegantly hnrnusaed
and walkad wit conscious pride.
Free,hsnt--F UAmarden
Vice p.sdepn! 9 'Iat,. pevonsh're
fia"as'axl seai = Ms'e e. A. ohapclln
Fpfeuaan-Jamas Mut, Jr.
Fret Assistant-ADavtd Hsnneasey.
Nscond Assistaut@ d Al Wtleon.
z zat.faalpiha y a 2sysasa'fe'
vIuiLANT NO. ..
Never DESPAIR.
Tho brilliant eus Inc Of tbis company, Lady
AnAis liz Buunhal appeared with marked Of
test. The drivers Heat was ornamental With
blue velvet cushion; a pyramid Ct Ike color
In lts turn surMounted by u silver CRESCENT, and
chaiA oi silver ran from the pyramit 10 the
rsas4 ssss %sf &c ha ark
Eresidsnt-,Henry Fyr. chler.
sFs sss.ass- ] ! k | aasa''
Foreman III Luaaa. 55# M.-." 0#.1.
Vlrt Aasi ~ttAnt-A Nnnrrege.
Second AHaisi Ant-B Frank. Jr.
Marshal ferdinand Shepherd.
AMERICAN N.Y..
We Raise to Save"
The handsome truck Of this company. the
mourning Iii memory Ut the late Major Ricksr-
by. an ,nx.f9rtman much beloved Of b!s !. com s,
Tss aorsss IN md apd waksa
proudly with their protectors 5
The following a,a ths officers OF the company:
Woe presid,MtlA, Bessee
Furemnn-Mm. r. EnlHer. M. =5=
First Assistant Uhas. Boyle.
s ssndM hs'sSia1FF oaa sll sayton.
COLUMBIA NO. +.
Always Ready"
In consequence or the uon- arrival at the new
engine OF this company. the members appeared
without ,his customary accompaniment. They
s''Se Il nsle1 UP s W'sn re5e h Donaey
richly and attraetively furnished Ia canary.
Ytesiaent@J 7. Melloy.
eecretary--Wm, Dongh9rty.
For, mAD--Tom Ward
First AsstAtant--JAmeH Duffy.
Second AsAiataDt-E. Ryan.
MafAhnla- Himp pOn and r. j. RNller
LOUISIANA HOSE.
I'm perieulo promptus:
Led by @ and Marshal Ed. OBrien and Aid
q. YAlats thie company came out strong III
sSaine. Annis Howard" being decorated In il
m artistic aud tasteful mauner: In the smoke,
ssk wv a t Termed u water
ke&teh on each suction bracket.
The beautiful animals, Charles 7. Howard
and Mouse" nov In the active service OF the
company. seemed to enjoy their holiday and
Apr ctAts fully as much a. the gallant men,
whose charge they are. this being or duty Tor
HE officers 81 the company are:
President Richard Charles.
Vice Pteetdent-JAnes Sullivan. #M
Treasurer, . 9 Fletcher.
Eoreman--M Neader.
Fret a sistant-M j. Fiamorris.
6ccoud Assistant-Oharles Wild.
MECHANICS O.
United we stand. Divided we FALL"
This company haa always been distinguished
Tor the msnsense 81 ITS displays and per
The engine. u Jetfreys third class. named Grace
Thompson. presented variety OF ornaments.
On the drivers seGt was statue or Grace; the
smokeetack was topped with arm aud hammer.
aymbolteal OF the mechanic. and the brackets
srxns wers H. hun %
Rute Hunt md Leon Lamothe" decked out
In white and gnld.
President. thos: Devereaux.
V1CN President JACK Lynch. ...3 55#m..g
Hscretaries-W j. Mccall. Ike Noyes.
Treasurer y, ]. J CLARK.
Second Assistant--Jos Purcell.
Aarsha Frank Johnson, Jr
Aid-HuRh McCloskey.
EAGLE NO. \.
PRO Bono Pablico."
This old and reliable company was we'll rep
resented on the streets yesterday. and IN the
engine. THRU, lass Ahrens. was ittingly ap-
pointed. On the drivers sest was silver water
cooler; the smosestack was capped with a
godsn eagle. aud handsome cushions and bou-
Naess were tastefully bestowed throughout
fonr neatly ean.rsoaed horses drew the en-
Bob" 4 pleasant memory. who wore white
leather harness and supported the champion
horns, The following are the officers:
Eresid-nt- tmes Camphes.
ses s s.oT'i +. ssan adersAs.
Epreman-J. w. n nnedy.
First Assistant-A. Schafer
HacOud Assistant j. Spariciot
Grand n .rshal--Bau Onarato.
Aid-Paul Waterman.
Third Division.
PHOENIX No. 8.
'Eemper Parasus."
Grand Marshal i. Oortez and Aid Jacob J