The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-26


ness for their accommodation, and requesting their
presence.
ession then hxed upon after which the meeting ad
tsurned:-
FRAGRANCE OF THE FUNERAL PROCESSION OF THE
LArs EUGENE ANDERSON
me procession Will be formed Of o. clock p II. pre-
ssey as follows
Hon r. A. TaIlmsdge, Grand Marshal
Deputy supernb nden,s Carpenter and Folks, Samuel
Brevoort, Esq., A A. Phillips, Esq -Ais
Police DEPARTMENT
Under com mand OF Captain Turn null, assisted by
Seygeahts Waterbury and VAntassel.
SPECIAL PuIIcE
Captain Joha Heme, Eiward O. rsyl0r-Aids.
Ccmmssionsrs Of P,Iica In carriages.
Centre Market Guards.
Jchn Collins, Aid
Fire De partment
BENJAMIN W. Buchanan, EGG Jeeph H Racey, Jr., ESQ.,,
Clergy and Pm sicisns In carriages.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Relatives Of deceased and mourners In carriages
Cltzens on foot.
3 l. Aacomber, Eco John Fl. ham bers, Esq, Ads
Ciizens 10 carrisges
Tho VARIOUS divisions y i'll assemble as follows
Special Police al So whse street.
Csntre Market Guards OF Central Hell.
Fire Depa tnent at Engine Eou No 40 liza Elm street.
Citizens, west side Of Elm street. between Broome and
Grand
me procession will oass down Elm street. TO Grand,
rsusn rane street to Broad say and down Broadway 70
A TALLMADGE Grand Marshal
b expected that about ave nun dred and Hfty police
men viii be preeen, and participate in The process n in
addition 70 vi ch there will ne several Chapters w. A.
military companies, eght fire and truck CON-
panes, besides other ctig Ds, all In ctizsps
shield pieces Of white sasin, with urn, and the
words
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This sko 70 be by the various engine an.
49, 9th orsa IL tons, to ~ cn d'ceased belonged
The rau siu 10 uaaD i-rue
waro Republican Cub
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duty tir.ps N. ward ny,sd NEE, with the
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MEETING OF SPECIAL POLICEMEN.
large pumber Of specials met In the front basement
OF 90 whe street yesterday morning. in accordance with
he sdcurnmeI Of the day previous, for the purpose Of
perfectpg their for the funeral OF gene
Anderson on Sunday ITO day., aI one O'Clock.
Tue meeting organised by appointing Mr.. Edwin T
ycenson Cbnimsn and Mr. John Qu,nkenboss Secretary
Immediately tie meeting being ganized messenger
IN from Mr.. Talmadgo and announced that just
Nr. Berryman came In with she remainder OF tho
brSs sblelds they would be delivered the use Of
instructions or the General Superintendent motion
hen made and carried that each present should In
raDks Il nc upe, a as they sa~ t ana that person, 20
invited sh uld he ~ bed ~ish Shields and Ina ase there
not socen, sbeIds to go round then sumo were 70
vcar the old badges OF the sp,c cal policemen.
scuesioo here sprung up a. 70 whether tho specials
should accompany M remains Of de,eased 70 the
Very or only TO tho south ferry, during which The Chair.
man said-I hope, gspti men, hat all Of you who
can will no, only Rel your duty, bat great,
. SPECIAL obigahn, which We al owe TO mo last
remains OF . beloved departed brother, who was
but recently special policeman Ike ourselves
am iatormed that the police and ore compsnie'
Terry and there leave in charge Of Deputy supern,sn
ieni FOX Who IL to mee at the Brooklyn ferry, the
Rr"osyp and escort A. far As The bridge between
BroekJ ana the cemetery And nov, gentlemen, shall
peace Of the city keeping shrink from performing
he last ssd duty 10 fellow oficcr-aye brother Icer9
The fact OF our having been disbapded a. special
policemen csnne certainly be urged a. an objection TO
accompanying the deceased 10 hts last resting place Nor
DO ihnU The ferrage objection crossing
he river as ,ba is but four ccuts each. Thon what
ssk 70 prevent usf II true that Who daily spend
hours Of time Ia eucyment other than that of re-
naming sbo this place ws,irg the good pcssu of the
Commits toner's cannot afford time to spend no
soSrs m1sros " "cnams the f0pern o. a, ae
for one should blush TO II for q moment Zap
pause) ! hope for bet er things than such petty
oojectons 10 proper conr.e " De pursuef by rs
this occasion. know the special policemen ~ond
oil have 20 aorosd that they could not afford
70 his pmb. For uas not Mr.. Anderson a brotberS
Yes, and ~ speiia policeman last week
this tmee he IN this yard, and I presume
here are OF you here In this ~hom he then
shook by the baud (voccs-"Yes, there is") Gut
pow where Is ft' Alas, We Do- pecold him In his char
rel house, where all must sooner later lay; know
90, the day the hourhst mag take hlther for To-
dav we are and n morrow We not cu down,
and yner ike the OF the hed and finally disappear
rom the view OF earthly friends like the OF
ven Bot how, ak DID our brother lose his life, and
BY whom va, he srcten DOWN an wer, by the unerr
ing hot OF the ruhes, burglar and that too While In the
active performance Of bic duty polce and ale
IN the service hts country and o detecting he burglar
And nov In view OF All these facts and ci cuustances
Jan any one q moment s'sod out and say is not biz
duty and orr duty body, TO accompany the remain,
o. our brother 70 Greenwood (Appadse and voices
g That's RANT [" 1--WE will accompany hm'D
A motion then made hat no one but men wno
s-rved specai policemen be allowed 10 wear ne sneio
or he badges. a..
NJ, Jouysoy moved a, an amendment. tina, all who
srred on, with them shoud esther the badges or
shielos ban the ranks NJ the Jtzens toueot no
70 make difference whehef they wore the Oadxes W
bt shields 90 long they had badge OF some snd on
Mr. SCRANTON thought that the chairman while no sas
ents according parliamentary usag II be wanted 70
make amendment no should vscste the chair during
The time he ~se doing
Mr.. JoHSsoS tsr'lyrhc chair has already been resign
ID 70 another person, SIR and Insist ms amend
mept tbs, the specials be per ned 70 wear badges and
shields both.
NJ. scuvroS ssA he objected 10 allowing citzeus VINO
had never done tpcc'al duty d icemen N
INTO their procession and heir badges and Shields
hov w@ the public going 10 know who special 20
ncemen aud Who sere nots He didn't wish 10 allow any
one che csher than special enjoy the same privileges
.nicn hey did. ~ he thought would be very unfair
re vhheS 10 let the people knew that
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