New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20

prey ior your son re rrrd gentleman concluded his
sermon with a ieUid appeal 70 he IoitI c a and
Nth C,inc words Of comfort the more lmneua'e
f family After the sermon and concluding paye. there
Was sung the 1eOth hymn, beginning:
NlNNLus. 1ii Nleipor
Soon II vanisheth away
Ls e, IS DO bot I'D dyi %st 5' s.h to .s,l
w siy. H9 'ES ,as ssy wong ~od f Il
After tie concluding hymn the procession reformed ana pro
ccedod at once to the temporary Dnrylng sou ,vo
Tic police consisted OF captain W0 segean Two
rounsnen and the off platoon from each Of ie 81 pIe'c
this city and tie 10 in rookyn making IN the aggregoss ~
Tie over 800 men They we've divided into four baaoh the
whole under command Of Inspector Copeia
the command OF Capts Mount Petty, Burnett and Cameron
Inc ss trss The fourth under the command Capt
Cameron detailed as guard OF honor 70 suOuHu 'H'
The coors and gudons were shrouded with Grape and the
officers also Grape upon the eit arm ~, -, funeral
services in The church the after some little de-
Law formed in front Of the church the following order
First R s:scad .ni III fs &i baig S'a1 Police
Lodge No . cry LSd'S NV Rcber, D. Holms. Grand
his.ter, Acting Master otthe L LoSss;
ome, and Ms%bs5 chapter RSya Arch MA'on'
The ns .uS Ms%s'i 81 e fSaTh Battalion ofPo
The relatives and friends in earrisse' -, mn,
and feonsS sSd cSS sPs AID wH deaSieh Lode
ven and Rowland g DO.y Oldest eed. q the decreased
fen s shs W smS oSs and oh Of the Grand oSc
In this order the procession marched through Ihiy a.
ST Broadway thence TO IblrtYsetohu S.
Eghtht seeondave On reaching sec9ndst me ponce &c
halted and drawn up line allowing me remainder VI
the procession TO pass them sautng as they dd so Iho
sonic portion OF the procession passed into the cemetery IN
Secondst, Secondaye and were drawn up aohu tne
tomb which be deposited the body IN lew mo
ments the coffin brought forward preceded by me Ie
tiyes and friends and received by the vast audience WIN
uncovered heads Chaplain BuTts Of Greenwich Lodge he
portion Of the Masonic burial service and offered UP
feeling prayer. 49,, ~ ~,
read the very impressive and beautiful Masonic burial service
IN the Of which remakng the good qualities OIL e
deceased he took occasion to say that mere were nom
would regret unless indeed might be those VINO
were TO found the ranks OF evil Brother Carpenter
continued the speaker may be said 70 have died We really
engaged IN Masonic work with others was seated ~ us
Office awaiting his coming and had just inscribed ms name rs
Of most important committee on thht goOd anu great
which is provide home for the orphan OF every
Mason Of his death received by telegraph
me speaker continued at considerable length eu0ze the
aene deceased address concluded the apron Of the
deceased laid upon the coffin the spg Of acaca worn Y
with exclamation Alas my brother and the pubic
grand hon0s were then rendered consisting Of crossing the
arms on the breast attitude Of resignation then raising
them above the head letting tie hands meet and aeIsad
dropping them by the side feeling prayer was then offered
VI the Grand Master Masonic funeral hymn sung ana e
body then lowered into the vault and The assemoase us
/ pcrsed , Mt - -
While the funeral corego passing the Police drawn up
SecoEdaye Secondst. many o. the officers ana men
vsby affected while sadness unusual even on such
peryadcd the countenances Of the remainder Al
seemed 70 feel that generous friend an accomplished seh
man and gallant officer had passed away
Along the passed by the funeral ooTtege an m
mcnc crowd people had and the feeling eyncd
by them Of unhoyed souOw. To many 81 ihen be
become endeacd by his upright bie ana brave ana generous
acis
toned Superintendent Alien and four Of the captains o.
the Albany Poke Chief Ruggs and several suuodlnaies
tie Philadelphia Poaee together WIN reIesenia'ss !" t'
Police Departments Of Newark Hoboktn, Jeeey Ci9 and
] Iu1ton.