. Nos pompiers. Une histoire des pompiers de New York, bénévole et payé ... 650 gravures; 350 biographies. . eeling que l'occasion a appelé à l'action parsome de leur part, a tenu amusant à la résidence de M. Thomas B. Oakley. Elle a été largement suivie, et parmi les personnes présentes wereDavid W. Anderson, John W. Griffin, Augustus T. Anderson, Stephen D.Thatcher, William P. Thatcher. George G. B. Irish, et C. Whiugates.Harrison Redfield ont succédé à M. Holley au contremaître, et a été suivi à son tour par John H. Brady, un excellent pompier, qui a pleinement soutenu la réputation de sa compagnie. Wi

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. Our firemen. A history of the New York fire departments, volunteer and paid ... 650 engravings; 350 biographies. . eeling that the occasion called forsome action on their part, held ameeting at the residence of Mr.Thomas B. Oakley. It was largely attended, and among those present wereDavid W. Anderson, John W. Griffin, Augustus T. Anderson, Stephen D.Thatcher, William P. Thatcher. George G. B. Irish, and C. Whiugates.Harrison Redfield succeeded Mr. Holley to the foremanship, and was followedin turn by John H. Brady, an excellent fireman, who fully sustained the repu-tation of his company. William E. Berrian. Isaiah Rodgers, AbrahamCooper. Alonzo W. Hadden. were the foremen in later years, Hadden beingthe foreman at the time the Paid Department came in vogue in 1865. JohnH. Brady was elected from the foremanship of this company to the post ofassistant engineer, serving from 1853 to 1856. No. 4.—Eagle.—The lirst No. 4 was established on October 21, 1811. andlocated at Chatham Square. Subsequently it was located in Third (Eldridge)Street, near Walker, and disbanded in 1S64. Among the members were. HOUSE OF HOOK AND LADDER NO. 4, 1800.[Eldrid^c Street.] 686 <)IR riKKMKN. Daniel M. C. Mills, foreman : Peter ( ullen. assistanl foreman: Charles Monell, .John Douglas, George Hauptman, and K rands Raymond. < )n Monday evening. May l. I * vj, the members of Eagle Hook and LaddeJCompany presented to Mr. Peter N. Corn well a magnificent silver trumpet.The trumpet was presented in behalf of the company by W. R. (ioodall, theyoung1 American tragedian. Before presenting it he called upon his friendMr. Hamilton, a very clever actor of the Bowery Theater, to sing The Shipon Fire. Mr. Hamilton complied. Mr. (ioodall then proceeded in a briefImiI elojpient speech to present the trumpet. He alluded to himself being alireman in the City of Brotherly Love. He; spoke of the universal praisewith which he always heard the members mention Mr. (ornwcll, and concludedby wishing them

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