The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-13
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THE CHIEF WE BURYTO-DAY
INTERESTING INCIDENTS IN tn y
LIFE or JOHN JOURDAN.

Imposing Services In ~. Pntrick's Ga
tbedrnI-Tho Reserve Police Force to
March 60 Twentv-third Street.-The body
to be Inferred In Calvary Cemetery.
Captain Jourdan, before becoming Police
Captain was engaged chiefly on special duty In the
Sixth Ward. lie nequcntod the Bowcry Theatre
and the vsrlous concert saloons Of the ward, and
became familiar with the faces Of those who made
crime q profession. lie read character In coun-
teDauce and, whilo walking with other oncers, "
he NETS man whom he suspected he would eay.
/" Thelo Is something wrong about that follow I'm
going TO hunt him up" Tie would at once do 20.
and learn his haun,s and all about him. In addition
10 his sagacty detective he was nva iably ready
TO spend his money in searching out = case, who
her cure Of getting 1t again or not Who're another
detective would hesitate about disbursing 30 Jour.
dan would lay out hundred. LIS profession was
bis delight and every step toward the furheranco Of
his ends wns q sstisfaeton that amply compensated
toll and cost Another OF his marked professional
features was his tonscity. Where others would re-
iinqush case past hope, Jourdsn would cling 70
It, Trining acts or hints, also, that others would
slight as worthless, were often used by him TO good
purpose When he made his arrests. the cuprits
would usually surrender without resistance, bu,
cases occurred WHOM he was In peril.
THE sEIzuRs OF RORY sMs,
one OF the robbers OF the Bowdoin Bank in Maine,
involved a desperate struggle. Jourdan, though
searching for him, came upon tic man IN
awares 10 q whiskey cellar OF the Eighth
Altboogh friends OF sims wore with bin in the
room, Jourdan al once seized him, and the two
ennseeo, sims threw 30 SGurdan down, and an et
police Officers on their beat hearing the scuffle.
spranE TO his rescue. On smother occasion, while
ehecting capture In company with Justice Dow
ling, then Police Captain, severe resistance was
made. In this affair Capt. Dowling was the chief
| club which prosirated him on a bed of sicknoss.
and let him promaturely bald.
JUDGE BoswoRTq's ORDER.
Tho death Of John Jourdan. Superintendent Of Po-
a % ssHS r Doss 1s
energetic esrcs, discreet and iaoorruptiOiO oocr.
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members Of me force, which he adorned BY an us.
Ss%nsS e. sDd sS,eat S.., career 60 Gsy %.rt9s
| the fu0erai ceremonies.
Prince street al $50 In the morning 70 81 PairicGS
cshedrai, where high mass viii BE- celebrated.
the cenrn Once. 500 Mulberry street At SO oclccS
G aS sS MN h sa
form loniItng overcoas), with white gloves belts aud
Carts: COPELAND, Monn,, A!lMre, and IIeme are Do:
The he route Quite Of march from ST. Ps,rck Cathedral wis
ho through Mulberry street to Bleecker. thence to
BroaaSaE No BSsSdTay 70 F9S5,oeHh street. 6snos
Eth sy9Gss 70 Iwenytsird ~ street! thence through
The prsclHc,s through Nv winch 3 the @ funeral raj
to pa.s will employ their cserve force to keep the
streets open and unoos'rnc'cg poswoRru
President and ex ofioio Superintendent.
THB SPECTACLE IN PRINCE STREET.
From tine Superiutcndents residence In Prince
street 10 the Cathedral where the funeral services
are TO be Performed both sides Of the street 10
Sixth Ward Is to form special guard Of honor, and
IN march In hollow squnrc, In the middle Of which
| tho caskot ntainng the dead Ia TO be borne. NO
bearsc Is to be brought into requisiion until the
services In the Cathedral are over nor will any
carriages. except those OF the nearest relatives mar
| tie decUrum OF the procession, which will alnose
| entirely consist OF mourners on foot.
| THE SERVICES IN THE CATHEDRAL.
The solemn high mass OF requiem at the cathedral
this morning is TO be sung by the Very Reverend tho
| and the Rev. Father McGoan do ICON and sub
deacon. There will be treble quartette, with Q
| chorus OF one hundred singers full orchestra and
organ the whole under the direction of Prof lus-
tave sehmitz. The Very Rev. VIM. Stars, d. d.,
| V. g., Will proach the funeral sermon.
| TIE bell at the Gieenpont avenue police station
II to be toled as the funeral procession passes tn
station to-day on its way u Calvary Cemetery.
JUDGE cARnozo's TRIBUTE TO JoURDAs.
| The Chambers OF the Supreme Court will stand
adjourned on Thursday, in respect TO the late John
| Jourlan, and the Clerk will enter the minute
sui able mention OF the cause Of the interruption Of
| the public business.
| ON sdjourniug the Court yesterday Judge Cardoso
| said
Ia the only tribute beyond my personal particips.
tOn IN his obseQues which II IL In MY power pAy 90
and wh1 was martyr 10 his devotion To The duties OF
his h Oh ONCE. Ihe public may well mourn him as
| whose place II will be q .Gicut to NIL.
Judge Cardozo will attend to er pdrte business a
| his home amer the funeral.
All the police stations heavily drapod ts
| mourning.