The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-26
CORSELiTS v. ANDERSON,
Ilvtn Mac ~ i.sk
iJ-b wv. 49, 1905
Aged as wears Z months % DAYS

At the appointed hour tee assembled friends formed
in and followed ,hc re,naps TO the Central
Methodist tsco al church, Of Seventh and
Fourtce street where funeral services were performed.
The following vas the order
Rev. John Spluldng, Presb'n, Rev s. d. Brown Meth
Hop. d J. remann, m D5s Carlisle NORWOOD Esq
sas s5fi Ere ss g Rasm S Fireman a
Washington smith, horses Supervisor.
. James Anderson, Esq, brother OF deceased.
jefferson Berr II, rsq brother in law.
Nepheas ot deceased.
' The Undertaken. ''''''' ~'''>
Henry Wilson, ESQ. and assistants.
Female members Of the family, including Mrs Berrian
and se> efai nieees, ia carriages.
Menbegs of the Common Council.
Marshal Stephens and attaches Of the several
Departments.
Governors of the Amshouse
Geo kllock Jr., Esq and attaches Of the Rctunda.
Ca the arrival III the proc~sona the church. the colin
was carried into the building and placed upon platform
in the middle aisle when the Rev Mr. Spauidng delivered
an impressive and appropriate discourse lie reviewed
briefly the official career OF the deceased alluded to the
high respect in which he held By all who knew him.
and paid eloquent tribute to his many good qualities of
head and heart ~ the close OF the speaker remarks
Rev ~ iaown offered up pray err aud closed the
removed that those who desired might have another
opportunity Of looking the face OF their former friend
Those who took ADJ antage Of the members Of the
Fire Department. the Common Council and other city Off
Gals. The congregation left the church and the CONN
placed IN the hearse. from which il was 10
10 q
wood The friends OF the deceased and the officials foru
cd in procession n tho following order, and attended the
remains 10 the Cemetery,
Police consisting Of two sergants and twenty men, under
command Of Captain Sebring.
Clergy aud physicians In carriages.
The hearse.
Chief mourners in carriages.
The undertaken and assistants in q carriage.
Pail bearers In carriages.
About sixty carriages, containing members OF the city
government, the Governors OF the Almshoase friends
and re.a,ises Of the fanny, Chief Engineer
Ges, the Board Of Eng ineers, aud Board
Of Trustees Of the Fire Department.
Members OF the Fire Department, numbering about one
thousand, in citizens urcss, foot four abreast,
with badges and Grape on the left
Citizens four abreast
Arrived al eenwood the coffin placed In n rcceiv-
ing vault after the Rev Mr. spauidug had pronounced
prayer aud bcnediction.
FUNERAL or ISAAC NEWTON.
The funeral OF this distinguished citizen took place yes
terday from the Oliver Baptist church, Of
which ne active member for thirty years up
10 the time or his death
Previous 10 the ceremonies In the church there WINS
short service at his late residence at which few but the
relatives and intimate friends Of the family present
The church commenced filing rapidly before the hour
announced for the scrvcos and before the mournfu
ge approached nearly every seat in the body ~ the
house was cc with earn 81 and sincere friends o the Dc
ceased who had known him bis active sphere of Chris
tan duty The procession entered the church in the fol-
lowing order
The undertaken.
Tho officiating clergy
Rev. Dr. Aaclay,
Rev Mr.. Macccn,
Rev. nr. Williams,
Pail Bearers. Rev. Mr.. Covil. paU hearers.
Vim. Phelps eA John Haviana,
Somuei Raymond, Z rms ,,s,IN Alfred Decker,
Daniel Drew, S~..e.~n..s.~A Pope Cailin,
~ u. Roberts. Robert l.. Cooke.
The Relatives of the dectascd
Friends Of the Family
The coffin placed IN the centre aisle II was manu-.
featured by y 4 u,ler, and distinguished BY both
richness of material and panness Of structure The
mountings Of solid silver The following the
inscription
ISAAC NEWTON.
Died November %, 1858,
Aged "a Years.