New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

giving friends every assurance that he died as
Christian soldier. During the address little girl, at
tired in white, passed quietly up the aisle and placed
wreath of white flowers ON the catafalque calling forth
comment from the Chaplain" Actions speak better
than words"
At the close OF the service. the pallbearers-eght
casket To the vestbue where the body exposed 10
view The military passed by the casket In single file
and formed in line the west side of FOurth-ave.
facing the church and presenting arms The casket was
drawn by four gray horses The procession headed By
the 9th Regiment Band, and including platoon OF 100
police, the military escort the firing party with arms
reversed and carriages containing the immediate friends
OF the deceased passed through Twentysecondst and
train OF readiness convey the norners
to Woodlawn Cemetery. The remains were Inferred
with military hOnOrs, ia the 9th Regiment plot by the
side oil Sergeant Wyatt and Private Paige.
AID FOR SUFFERERS BY THE RIOT.
A Twelfth of July Relief Fund AS
ISOLATION" has been formed for the aid OF
all who suffered by the recent riot entirely
irrespective OF party, creed or class The
President is Dr. John c. Hannah No 2oi East Twenty
hrsst. and the Secretary c. W. McAuif Of No $50 Sec
ondaVe The Committee appointed to receive subscrip
tions include Daniel Grennan, No. $40 Eighth-ave
Matthew dwell No. Gas secOndav ave-; John Springer. No
~ East feminist; Jeremiah T. Dynan. No 2l5 Fifth-s
Philp Ahern, No $50 Avenue A James j. Tranor Sec
ond-aye. near Twenty Michael Carroll No.
a. Catharine-st Charles Horn No SO Marketst Jere-
man Murphy, Cherry-st. near Roosevelt and George
thize with the movement viii be held This evening at
Nayor Hail. No. Dos Thirdave near Twenty second st..
to complete the organization.
REWARDS FORTHR POLICE-S10000 DISTRIBUTED.
The Board of Police Commissioners received
yesterday the following communication:
OFFICE OF RIOT RELIEF FUND Egw YORK July 90 ISL
ne p .arM e9nmendaton by al classes Of our CITIZENS and BY
official recognition Of their eoute action by the Governor Of the State
and by the Mayor Of the CITY attest the service hey have again
public pes o,''' r SS iG the ;s''as:
cordially police,
Of
that vou viii cause 10 he bud 10 The foovng wounded polanen
the opposite their several The Classification has been made
with reference rank and from authentic inform respect the
gravity Of tbs injures received.
Capt reiie1 Fifteenth ................. 800
Sergeant Wbibomb, Nineteenth Precinct. 525
SesesGi j5s TJiteT Pfscinct .,............... s25
Sergeant Havens Thirty second Project 5@J
PATROLsEN-FIRsr CLASS.
Pstroman Fobush Thirty second Precinct $500
Psromsn Joyce Ihirty-second Precuct,...'''''' 90
PaOnGn MsheT, Thirteenth Precinct..,........". 4OO
PatOnan Covert Fifteenth Precinct. 800
PITROLsgS-sBCOSD CLASS.
Paroman hlips NihSieenth Precnc..,,.,...,.., $35
Psronan Dixon NineteeHh Precinct. so
Psromsn Constable, Twentieth Precinct. SO
Psomsn Murphy, Twenty-second Precnct.......'. $50
Pa0msn Gilger, Twenty gAth Precinct
PaIoman Mckenzie, Tweuty.ninth PreciDot.....,, $50
P,,m.n coDb PaTEE54s es1 S11Is go,
Patromsn McGrah First Precinct. .................
Patrolman DoqsheTty, Fr;i Precinct 200
P.tromsn Meschutt Fifteenth Precinct ........,.," 300
Pa!romAn Linden Sixteenth Precinct. 200
Psiromsn Irving Twentieth Precinct. ..,.,...,. 200
Patromsn German Pecnct........, goo
Patroman Hsmll Twenty seventh Precinct. 200
Pstrolmsn Curtis Twenty ninth Precinct 200
Robb Thrty-brst Precinct. ...........
Pstrolmsn Courtney, Thrty-secOud Precinct 200
Respectfully your.
ISaAS R H15x,,v, commissioner. Of Riot