New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17
DgATg OF INSPECTOR CARPENTER
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BURIAL ARRANGEMENTS.
Shortly after O'Clock on Thursday evening 4usPe''
a., no,e carelter q he hoiTolol6nlohce ued al l' rem
49, Can't B. q. Lord No 30 West IwtIuchft Tor
49,, a.. rre,ou.ly deceased lad complained Of feeling
sn.eI bnt attached no importance 70 The ymp'oMs w
,,ay last be obtained leave Of absence for teW Ihyt
~ with The Police authorities various matters and
staraed 10 city "Wednesday evening On lhsoay
Looming deceased detailed the policemen who were 70 :"
ye.eHt al the metropolitan Hotel occasion Of Che ban
sscs, clock p m he len Police eadqaaries and wee! 20
his residence No an West Thirty oprth 81 70 -, ioL
w sIey before o'clock was met la Blocker o., near
1royst by Capt Lord Of the sanitary Ponce Notchg hb
BE- vas n Gs was me matter ihe Inspector replied
very sick and asked Copt @ia 70 az one. I'e
tool him 10 residence and laid him on lounge Mis-
nat tbe Ipspector was suffering anything than
fantng spell and physician was sent for annl nearly
,ny worse after messenger dispatched ceased to live
Yesterday Coroner Naumann held an inquest on the body OF
deceased the residence Of Capt Lord The following tes
ssn O. LORD being A. dspoedI saw deceased In hi,
bella sppsren roucs hssd9oer. at shout Ocloeh m
noticed nothing unusual shout him that time ai about NJ
spPss hsOi hqa sHd found be
sppes's 70 bs verse after that Tine rogsh,
S: became ' 0 S .5. ' c. enc .
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employed BY dceassd Inspector Of Police in this
sJ a him s,ve a, a ooel Yesterday he hsn VI me LOT
wsju ',eo,vrus BAD cold The nesI hsssd Of sm was ii:
soss Lsdcbs Es generally ascbed the in his chest
IA, ,sss ~ Dr. Ss S; q J S.s:S ssy S %'fS
Wooster Beech 4. PoOe Motion fresma Roecr, Newman aud
Augusla wohborth lungs healthy and ee fom disease
% tight attachment the ches resulting from old plri,y
the hest nsto se but the muscular tissue had been d.
paced BY FAT this i WIS, term degeneration Of tho hearts this
verdict ia accordance With the facts rendered by the
$Iy ,.o, a,...o ,e,6 the ,o.,io o, Senior
Inspector Of the metropolitan Police Ia ls41 he joined the
old Police then under c command Of George W Masc aud
Al that time the Fh Ward contained the residences of some
Of cur most arslocfouc merchants and the majority Of the
respectable easscs 81 Johas lark then surrounded by
sAsed abo Chambcrss In addition the Ward contained
number Of the precDtous disrepnabc houses always
Of trouble under the good management Of Capt
n Board Of Police Commissioners appointed
This action resisted by Fernando Wood then Mayor who
the bead Of The old Police Board commanded ne members Of
Commissioners Many Of The officers and Of the force
followed hs directions bnt large number dri with thc new
,enhrs"ncft ana ms nW"nE ih,so Wa aPl ~ ~
He was ~ once made Deputy superintendent AMI was
organized aud hos since attained IN present high state OF
tfeucy. morning contemporary in ts notice OF ne death
81 June ls5s arrested MAYOR Wood in hs office h The
,,sSi p.e vbo taJ ,s.ii ,o eIou his fortunes such
not Inspector Carpenter was not uron The ground
tLa day but duty the bading occupied by Tie new
Police tommis. ion,g- Joe Wtfest The officers who
nanded The force which attempt to enter the City Hal from
nc that day and vcc hcairn back by Mayor Woods
Cupts SebIur Walmg aud Srceht II was
until after the arrival OF The seventh Regiment that Mayor
Wood would admit the officer bearing tAe warrant
Tor hi. arrest lie released immediately after Arrest
WIT u h1hs cpa' which Lad been prepared for ihe ene
C,uey anil dd not leave Che bullur
ne office % deputy Superintendent was subsequently uho
sr, , ,cc u 1l"a re5 ' ,ed 1 Ills o,i, on ons IN
biUokhn Nj Carpenter arpoiued senior lusp"yor aud
ceased probably rti, Informed police matters than
ether mon ia the n'l4runt having undc them l' study for
tssSd h, he rab Ina ihif ave- and nsar, ite1 io e M
j q l.
d July 10 The FIRST day 81 the riots Inspector Car
renter BODILY attacked armed mob uumbng several tol
sands broadway near st a sharp Lght
seced in beatue hack oud d,pe.sug the crowd Collisions
were queut between be e and me mobs on The following
three days but the first encounter seemed 70 have broken their
spirit CO.. 90 no time atouard did they offer the same dcel
resistance Whsge un he members of Ae police force did
well 10 would seem inydols 10 discriminate n favor Of any
but 30 generally conceded that ia the deceased
tin any other person was Cue The credit o having suppressed
tie riots which disgruccd our city.
whin the few months he has Organized system Of
s' ag' detectives W." Objects "ing lted rom 'aeh pre-
snct Cor that purpose owing To his c1tons large number
'er after being phoogaphcl warned to leave The city Our
public couycygnccs which had become infested y thieves
TO b. absolutely unsafe 20 travel In without risk Of losing
ones yabcs have by the system nangurated 10y the late IN
the detectives being any thief whom they
might Ind m stage the fac Of being there 10 be
EaTdod pra ocis evidence that the thief intended TO rob
with the men under lis immediate commands ttbo detectives
aud court Squads he universally liked and respected His
boss viii be mournei by the entire Department
For seycul years past deceased connected With the
Masonic maternity and for the past three years has held the
position Of Master Of Greenwich Lodge No. 4G7 lie
the lodges throughout the city having in charge the
approaching Fair In aid OF The Masonic Hall and Orphan Ay
lum Fund.
meeting Of the Board Of Police Commissioners was held
yescray afternoon At Police Headquarters The report Of
Superintendent Kennedy detailing the sudden death Of In
spectOr Carpenter the evening n the 18th inst read
and the following resolutions then adopted
In he Of
Me- Potce public
the experienced. incouupbe and
ficsr III, family snd nun-rou, enis NOV r the departure Of
relative and companion aud the public reuet the
TOO early death OF an honoahs citizen.
Rd Thai the Superintendent furnish sneh police escort on the
the funeral suitable The r8nk Of the deceed sa
De Agreeable 70 his family and friends.
This Bosrd tender 10 the befesv@d family and relatives
q their greet respect for the momoy Of ne deceased sud
Ks.osed chief revolution,
the Sutss Of The pfocsedng d this Board and furnish u
she widow, and brothers 81 the dscsssed
The funeral will take plsce MONDAY afternoon at clock
from the Reformed Dutch Church Uh1 Rev Dr. Stryke Boo
Thirty Fourth IRhhaVe II will be attended hy the
No 4s7 r. A NJ tof which the deceased Master Leul
babel Chapter No. ~ Roye Arch MasOus the Most Wor
shipped Grand Lodge OF the state Of New York Cts Lodge
No q. r.. and The Masonic fraternity 10 general in
this city beside representatives nom sister lodges Throughout
che Stale and Ia addition host Of friends ca Tor the
Masonic fraternity Join In the funeral oeeIues viii appear
an the Sunday papers nom NJ W Robert d. Holmer Grand
Master Of the MasOns Of the State OF New York special
ing "A O'Clock their Lodge corner u Greene aud
Fourth sts 10 make arrangements for attending the funeral
METROPOLITAN POticE pIsrEcr. fnSctScr No 2
kEwiOsK Nov 49, 1896 (
A meeting held in see0rd Precinct House
Beskmsn members of The police force CAPT. De Camp
The Chs for the purpose 81 kng suitable action b. TIE
denly stricken down by the hand Of death wL IN hs faithful dis
ehsTgo q his duty n the police Committee sppoBed
sousins The captain Two .erseus two 0nnd'men and Two
Capt NJ Ds CAHP Chairman.
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