The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-28
TRIP at ti,r Firemen.


There Is little talked of around the yarl-
Gus engine houses now but the Reading
tournament. Four Wilmington companies,
the Phoenix, Weccaeoe. Fame Hose and
Washington. will be present. Arrange
ments for the trip have been in progress
for months, ami the Wilmington boys ex-
pect to make fine appearance.
The Washington and Weccacoe COM
panies will leave Wilmington on Thursday.
They will return home on Saturday.
The Weecacoe members who will take in
the trip are: NJ. +. Conway, John ]. Con-
ley, Alfred Hanna. John +. Seelmap. Dem
mis- s. Shields, John A. Campbell, William
t. Green. James Mundell, Peter H. Miller,
James p. Devlin, M. A. Shelley, Bernard
Nugent. James F. Garner. Eugene Hacken-
dorG. John ]. Mealey, John d. Kelley. John
Murphy, John Riley, Thomas F. Kenney
Terrence Reilly, John NJ. Donough, Thomas
F. Bayley, John o'Nell John Magulgan.
Victor De Han. Thomas f. Russell, Will
liam ]. Bayley. Andrew Traynor, Nell Null
lin, John Leahy Frank McNulty, Thomas
McDonoush, John Connor, ID. Mcbride,
John Collins. Hewson e. Lannan. Harry
Meyers. George o'Donnell. James Mcguire.
Thomas McHugh, John Blair, Michael
Kelly, William Day. Timothy Mention. Ed
ward Holland. James McGrath, William
Lathner, Frank Vansant, John Mulrooney,
Robert 7. Cottingham, Edward Mcguire,
John J. Miller, @. T. Harrison, Joseph
Monaghan, James p Purcell, William G.
johnson, James ]. Mccormick, William
Conley, william Harrigan.
John ]. Mealey will go as chief marshal,
with Dennis S. Shields and j. F. Garner as
assistants. John Maguigan will be captain.
James p. Devlin and N. A. Skelley. assls-
tants.
The members OF the Washington Com
pany who will go on the trip will assemble
at the engine house at $50 o'clock. There
will be a parade over the following route:
French to Ninth, to Market, to Front, to
the Wilmington and Northern station. The
Columbia Band will accompany them on the
trip.
The officers are: Chief marshal, John Fl.
Shlpley; company marshal, J. f. Fetzer;
assistants James T. Parthree and L. l..
Saunders. Those who will go are: G. Stuck,
]. L. Fox, ]. Hanrahan, w. T. Smith, r.
Hyatt. C. ]. Brady, F. Hyland, w. McFad-
den, G. Farrell G. Allen, II. e. Jerome, J.
C. Freye, H. L. vandegrift. W. Carr, H. C.
Pyle, G. NJ. Yates, w. McClintock, R. G.
Porter, ]. Hubbard, ]. l. McGarvey, ]. H.
Yates, G. Harrigan. Martin Farrell. +. NJ.
Sevier, ]. Kennedy, J. N. Milburn.
handsome new banner, which will be
carried by the company, is on exhibition in
Baynard's window.
The members of the Phoenix Company
who will make the trip are: ]. ]. Patterson,
]. A. Mccracken, J. Manlove. J. J. Malloy,
j. Hyndman, l.. wiedermann. q. Morrow.
]. Mulyey, II. Patterson, ]. zebley. G. Mum
den, t. Palmer, w. McGaligan, ]. Shields,
W. Blggens, q. Robinson, W. Callahan, %.
Buck, W. Brown, w. Smiley, W. Lewis, D.
McCul1ion, F. McCullion, T. Holland. w.
Churnside w. Joyce, j. Welsh. W. Gum,
]. Bradley. II. Day, W. Murphy, ]. Thomp-
son. II. Zebley. Ex-Mayor Sbortlidge will
accompany the members as spokesman
and J. ]. Gallagher, George Blest. William
Geisendorfer and Chief Walker will be
guests.
They will leave the engine house at $50
on Thursday morning and return ON Sat
urday night. They will be met by The Gum
Coat Hose and given a reception.
The Fame Hose Company will leave on
wednesday. The following officers have
been elected: II. #. Bourbon. chief marshal:
Jacop Kopp. company marshal; assistants,
A. Hare. The company will take forty men
and Petay q. Ayara "a ape]pesmans 3sfl