New-York tribune., 1870-08-18

Rev. Mr Gilbert OF vernon the Rev: J. b. Daniels Of
Newark and the Rev. Mr. Hayter q tnsr sna
clergymen have also conducted preliminary service;
Prof. Bowman Of the Methodist Dickenson College AT
Carlisle Penn is among the late arrivals The meeting
is under the personal Charge OF the Rev Dr. Crane or
Newark Friday Is set apart as memorial day FOR io
THE LATE GRENvILLE T. JENKsSSfHE FUNERAL
CEREMONIES YESTERDAY.
The Supreme Court Chamber was yesterday
morning cd by the members oftbe Bar Of the Second
District assembled to pay tribute Of respect to the late
Grenvie I. jerks. The following wel-lnown lawyers
among those presents Judge John A. Lott Court OF
Appeals; B. II siimsn, p s. Crooke, Justice Calvin E.
Pratt Judge Alex. McCua Judge ]. Nelson, Gov Lowe,
Gov woodford, Judge Armstrong. Queens County; VIM.
Colt, Judge Brdseye, VIM. ID. Veeder, i. Il Williams,
wostchester WIN. L. Robinson, E. l.. Sanderson, H. u
Place. John j. Allen III. A. Moore, Judge James Troy,
r. 8. Chittenden, Judge Morse, John Wirslow, wm L.
Gill; Tm II. Gnl E. V. Bloom, j. ID. Pray, g. NJ Os-
trander, Vim. H. Hollis, W. o. Bartlett, Joshua NJ van
Cot, j. T. Bergen. l. =. Flynn, and others The Hon.
John A. Lott xas chosen to preside, and the following
panod gentlemen acted VieePresidents Lucien
SSirdseye Calfn f. Pratt, James Troy, r. b Crooke Is
D Silliman and GEO. G. Reynolds. Judge MeCue OF the
committee appointed to present proper resoluohS VI
erea S. ae ss WE e members Of The Second District
ye with profound sorrow the event. ~nS & be % mmupty our be-
ioreS if' brother a ttsrs Greuyiie + jerks
Rcsoisc That h bar has lost ts most brilliant reps
sentative the social circle contributor to is % Ss.
value and society at large Se .e SSo advocate and at FENDER
bis aPac calamity In his emotions m and affections % love sSS q
srfoe was uneoprob The that the merit Of was
bis side & Va: % s,, .S aSAen % RSnf The
cases declining employment and large enoumenis unless h
sht As lawyer honorable and enthusiastic as friend genial
with loy yet simple pride which gave grace and
es5rsd That Committee consisting Of the Hon Calvin Pratt
Alexander MeCae the Hon James Tr3y Gen cTOoke the
Robert Cochrne be and are hereby instructed 70 procure
a r deceased brother and transcrbe proceedings ,
ing IN some proper on ara @ so 20 b e fnT sbe
Rsoirea That we attend deceased brother body
and the usual badge Of mourning for 30 days.
Addresses eulogisc Of the deceased were then made
by Corporation Counsel Dewitt Judge Armstrong OF
Queens, j. NJ vanCott exJudge Emott of tho Supreme
Court and Others Al cI IN were bc RfG AZ
participated in by the relatives and friends Of the family
ONLY. The Rev. DR.. StOrrs ofciaed. procession was
aterward formed, and the body was conveyed to the
North Reformed Church on the Hights, where large
handsome chestnut casket covered with broadcloth,
ornamented with silver holdings anu silver bars run
ceased wore natural expression. The church
lily draped in black The following gentlemen acted as
Henry W socum, Joshua n. Van Cof James B. Craig
Lncien Birdseye, George g. Reynolds VIM 9. Dewitt
John H. Bergen. The conplate of silver bore the fol-
i0"i Gien1ie 4 Jens: born July a. lsso died August H. 1870
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher read the funeral sery-
ices and preached He said that another blow
had fallen and most sudden and unlookedfor, and in
place which touches thousand hearts. Those present
would bear him witness that perhaps not another man
could have selected from among the citizens whose
death would touch more hearts and touch them 50 deeply
standing high in his although only IN me hIst
had been stricken down without moments notice, as
by stroke Of lightning, and the place that knew nm VIII
elaborate eulogy but would say something TO the hearts
those present about the friend lost more elaborate
discourse would be delivered at another ne He wond
only speak OF him acquaintance speaks OF another
with talents that we're not small culture unfOlded
presence tended to culture, member OF profession
noted for its intelligence he was rapidly developed into
ripe manhood In his profession he acted in such way
10 win both praise and admiration, and what Ia not
always won great love and trust Perhaps ne might say
trusted much as he there is none more beloved than
he So faithfully did ne labor IN the cases intrustea TO
quenty sacrificed. He defended those who had none TO
fhaa he would have worked for himself In concluding
Mr.. Beecher prayed that God would in His mercy be a
make even this calamity rebound His honor and glory
The body then removed to the hearse and followed
bar together with many citizens 1t was placed In the
family vault.
POLICE MATTERs-LARGE NUMBERS OF COM
PLANTS.
About 125 policemen crowded around the
Courtroom in Police Headquarters yesterday 20 answer
many complaints preferred in greater part by the
Grand Roundsman. Commissioners Bosworth and Smith
were present and while they depored the apparent de-
work before them and cleared off the entire calendar be-
fore the day done. The Commissioners held court
in different rooms, and, by giving little attention to
trivial charges made rapid progress and punished and
pardoned defendants with little delay but after proper
consideration witha Trials are now held ON three days
OF each week. and IL 125 complaints day are TO be in
order the whole Department will be before the Commis-
sOners In little more than month.
Clarence Heidelberg, resident OF East Onehundred-
&c complained that Patrolman william
his tthe complainant 81 parlor without warrant, and
without cause 1t seems that Heidelberg had been much
annoyed by persons driving cows near his house. and on
the occasion in question man driving COW had struck
the compainant's little daughter crowd collected,
and Heidelberg threatened to fire among the people II
they did not disperse but instead OF dispensing. they
brother inaw who then retired into the house The de-
Tense OF the officer that he saw Gobe, the brother
ilaw, strike citizen, and he followed him as he re-
treated into the house, and arrested him. The case was
referred to the Board.
affidavit that Patrolman James Haggerty OF the Eleventh
Precinct decoyed her into alleyway and then
failed to appear The case was adjourned until Friday
and in the time effort will be made TO have the
Later, a meeting OF the Commissioners was held and
resolution was passed that on and after Sept the
the captains and sergeans to be OF yellow metal and
those Of the roundsmen and patromen OF white metal
The shields ana buttons VIII bear the inscription Mu-
Sergeant Win. II. Mcconnell Of the Twenty Pre-.
eInct transferred to the TweDtyrst and Sergeant
Jerome H. Ferris from the Twentyfrst to the Twenty
eighth.
n: D. ODcr vi lnt occouu was Ie-
tired on pension OF $3.50 year.
THE GERMAN BUTCHERS AT LANDMANN's PARK.
The German Butchers Company held their
tmehonored annual festival yesterday, at Landmarks
Hamilton Park il was the sixth or seventh recurrence
the festival and the jolly and rotund butchers were
nothing the less hilarious at the news from Prussia The
proper title OF the Association is The United Butcher
Company" there being, among themselves, no need OF
the distinctive epthet German, though IL is composed
exclusively OF Germans The present President OF the
Association is Capt A. LOos, and the Secretary, Mr..
Charles Regelmann In the morning at Q, the members
of the mustered at their trystng place No