. Unsere Feuerwehrleute. Eine Geschichte der New Yorker Feuerwehr, ehrenamtlich und bezahlt ... 650 Stiche; 350 Biographien. . Da kam sie gerecht, und sie dachte, sie würde helfen Nr. 6, aber fand, dass sie in einer mächtigen hübschen fix selbst war. No. 5, justthen drehte sich in der Nähe Ann Street, und die kurze Boyscry begrüßte ihre Ohren, sagten sie. - Lasst uns gehen und alten 31 helfen und die kurzen Bovs krank fühlen lassen.Chefingenieur Anderson stand damals auf der Astor House Steps.Nein 6, die da lagen auf der Straße Reade, fing an, uns zu ertragen, und ein Kampf kam. In der Mitte davon, Nr. 1 Motor, die an der FO lag

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. Our firemen. A history of the New York fire departments, volunteer and paid ... 650 engravings; 350 biographies. . n along came Equitable, and she thought she wouldhelp No. 6, but found that she was in a mighty pretty fix herself. No. 5, justthen turned up near Ann Street, and the Short Boyscry greeting their ears, they said. - Let us go and help old 31, and make the Short Bovs feel sick.Chief Engineer Anderson was standing at the time on the Astor House steps.No. 6, which then lay in Reade Street, began to bear at us, and a fightresulted. In the midst of it, No. 1 Engine, which lay at the foot of DuaneStreet, appeared and sided with No. 6. Then Engine 23, of Leonard Street, turned up and sailed in with us. No. 36 followed quickly, taking Sixs side!Pipes, axes, and any weapon handy, were used in the fight. It was a terrifichght, and lasted a long while. At last, Anderson succeeded in putting astop to it. and made us go down Canal Street instead of through Chambers, Sna* ln aV0id our foes- Foreman Jack Whitehead and Assistant ForemanBill hitehead were tremendous big men, whom nobody cared to tackle. i ;i O U t E I i E M K N. single handed. Before the fight No. 5 sent their engine home in charge of a.few men, and 1liis precaution saved tliem from being disbanded. Evans, one afternoon, while assistant foreman of No. 31, was with EngineNo. 5, and got into a muss witli No. 11 in Eighth Avenue. No. 1 ] wipedthe street with him and his chums, and at last the men of No. 5 made offand Evans was left with only C/./.iah Weiiinan to stand hy him. After 31 wasdisbanded he joined 14 Hose, and subsequently he organized new 31. Evanswent to the war with the Twelfth Regiment, N. Y., in April, 1801, and wastaken prisoner at Harpers Eenv. His was 1 lie first regimenl in Washingtonon May 24, 1861. Evans crossed the Long Bridge at Washington, and sawthe rebel Hag flying on theMarslial House about four in the morning. Aboutfive oclock word was brought that Ellsworth was shot at Alexa

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