The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-20
ossEQulEs TO INSPECTOR CARPENTER.

InposinE Cerensonies Pail Re.r~,. SER.
viccs st tho Chsrch--A BRIEF Review Of the
Lase % the Decessed-The Funeral Prsc~-.
sion, &c.
ycrsrdsy the remains Of Daniel Carpenter late
Inspector Of Police in this city, Inferred IN BE-
nttins honoTs IN the Marble Cemetery, SEQ su'ela
mo funeral services wcrs Of an cxrerTy imposing
chmactSs, the police turning out In w 'oee a'u
Considerable numbsr OF The psrw-A' rehas o' me
deceased participating the cIor~s NUS " aha
respect. I'm esaastp, veMn.at
shortly after the poe mosssn ssamnsi'on 'he ro
r,ains removed from toe house OF captain loras
where Mr. carrss,er suddenly dsd 10 his own real
dense ON PARTY fourth street. me csrcnoucs opened
la past twelve o'clock with brtes pssyrs pro-
mounted by the Rev Peter ssrykrr over tbs oorp~e
IN the presence ~ tho mourner. bofore emnving TO
the church which ths oosequics werc 70 take plscs
rho oofln vas then taken up BY the pail bearers, con-
speigh, and walhpg assisted by -four cssnv sudhovnS
70 the Thirty fourth stree, Reformed Dutch church, II
which n,l the aa.e ?. hs . asssS, mo re re-
coffin preceded BY the Rev. Mr. stryker and
thu Rev Mr. Psarce, q Brooklyn, While bshind u fsi,
lowed the family and relatives Of Mr. Carpenter, TO-
ge,hef with large number Of Mssona Arriving ~ tho
church, tho remains Deposited In front of the
chsnesi The I'D Of the CONN wM then raised and tho
fcs,rres Of the revealed for Tho
gaze Of The many friends Who had loved and respected
him The BODY was dressed IN polcemsns clothes snd
DECORATED with The insignia OF Master Macon ffk
Tus hKiniors sthyicEs MN
The monrners and trends having been seated y. 70
days grass" The Roy. Dr. Pearce then a~esnded
the pulpit and delivered eloquent and appropriate
prayer Amer hymn the Rev Mr. strykcr read mum.
Der OF selected pasags Of scripture and proceeded to
improve the death Of the deceased Ia an impressive al
dress
AMER brief Introductory tho reverend gentleman
said he would glance few features life and
character Of the deceased he would notice, ht ,h~,
Mr. Carpenter n distinguished Tor his good
business habits Although not fully educated 10 his
vouti he evidently learned well tho elements n
ledge and the foundation thus acquired he
A a Ia
observer and student the truost sense ~ the
term, and THIS male him an intelligent man lie was
also possesscd OF good common sense erccsnt tsds
meu energy penetration aud admirable faculty 81 ar
rangemen, These oombincd made hum good business
he The city, whom he entered The employ
Of the lately deceased Alderman Adams, and suhs~.
r.sponsbs position Of private IN ,hs poce hs ross 70
this grade of Captain. Deputy superintendent and
Inspector 70 witch hIs psrsonAl qualification. tsa
public records abundantiy showed They need but
glance tho hiscsy Tho ssribis Of iscs
Mo ns.are q Tho man rssssi,ns 'lssM 70 ,' p...s
during that trying period could fail 70 So thai
s he .s s,,, n:'' ,,s zen ,s ma" no sss
very snectionas heart he was blunt add plain
spoksp, psrhap. nus een.aih all there =. es.tns :
warm heart His Masonic brethrsa who wore isn pssss
en would doubtless bear witness 10 thai trait IN hA
character But = was IN The social circle and .mons
display Tie genial and secronss side Of his nature
Nj htysar then several affecting Instances u The
his family He then sAd that another marh al feature
the chAyAaar Of the dscnnsrd his integrity That
vas unwAvsrng; . man % moro nrm moral prIccpis
S'ss 81. s1s- S I :, n.,. s ss se'. .ns
private NE, and which his posiiion oca
asnlly and fully revealed 10 hs observation, and
81. friends *. had s.o srss, Lore fer do Dub Hs
did not hpos how 10 fnme. much lee 10 utter .
faisehood He vas above ihAh AL wall ~ svsry csnss
md q psannsss BY which men ell thsif manhood fns
g Of potsge He regarded hs character sod sls.
ezie>m vausbie than mon~y. would 10 0cd ihss
AL public men wers ks him 10 thai pArrul ~ sryr
ksr concluded by referring " ths religious cbafSrsr ~
tho deceased Although Q member of the Church Ne
had strong rcgious eengs and always ed
treated ,sorsd ihlng with ths greatest rsspecl Dor
beconins and more shoogh,fui 10 r~vsrd she
foture. and contemplating Joining the Church wss-
he was suddsIly called Assy, 1 1872 ...at
hymn snd the b~nediosion, shich pronosneed "
the Re-, Mr. huyk~. Tho frisDds Of ths decsA~d then
1ed slowly past the oI~n eon taking lest oos a. the
lectures Which they had - frequsnsiy bshsld shils
ssil ins,,na With ife A. the esursh
cleared the again conveyed 90 sfe hes 49,
and lie mourn ~ procession formed A. follows sas
fHt pNfs nAEr~
The Hand n The ssvsnty.efst Hesmerf
Com Acton bensen. hAniyfre and haassuh
a a. Open Carnage. s
superintendent Kennedy md fn.pector t0s, % Pot
Chief ~ Police Allan ~tb the Albany n.l~gasion sF
Chief = Police Kasgic. w,ul the fhii@asIhia nsisgs'
M oaa y., sss r.,.,.,,oa ts
Pour bA'aians ~ police - eight panic. e.eb era
pr.sing 80 pstrolrssI "a sssreants and ~ esltasSs
The b.ar.. suA,s.i !, ,ie ri battalion q, ta.e..
under me command - CapiAin JsuAoseo solou.i.
ana 1.gtais csnsfoD. lAss,sasnt aolessi- ~
Tho carr As'a fo1tn ~ ne aiol fs'Ai' % and fsnas
me procession slowly advanced sy~p Brr~d-s, sss
through sepua street ~ The mafs c~sssfy where hs
fsnains sefe nnaly lrisrfsi q accordance ~ uA~enh
ries he Not Fo'shpfai Grand master r'ia.s
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