New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-24
UOVoPg TO TIE DEAD.

TRIBUTES 30 join Z. EINNEyY FROM THE ODD
FELLOWS UNION LEAGUE CLUB, AND TIE TX
MISUNDERSTANDING lMENT5 FOR TIE FUNERAL
Amtetiug OF the Grand Officers OK Lle INDIE
pendent Order OIL OId Fellows held, last evening" In
the Gotnic Room at ODD Fellows Hail. make the hnal
ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral OF the late John y Ken
nedy. Past Grand Sire Saunders presided. telegram
was read Grand Secretary OF tie Grand Lodge
OF Maryland, announcing that the Grand Secretary
and the Grand Master OF That state and the
Grand Recording Secretary OF the United states
would attend the funeral L. j. Hamilton John Cal
brath Charles Vindcryoort, and Twin swantou were
appointed committee TO make the various arrange
meuts for the funeral. When this committee mad re-
tired Grand Master Lacy Of Tho Grand Lodge oi new
York, who had just arrived from Albany, made lew
remarks concerning the deceased, saying that Mr. Ken
nedy was the second father Of Odd Fellowship in Tho
state The committee returned, and reported the
following arrangements, which were adopted:
The subordinate lodg will meet ut Od1 Fellows Ha
al on Tuesday 10 PARTICIPATE III tle uhcid WIN
nroper funeral badges aud officers with their e" A or
Office J. L. Mchges VIII act as Grand ,ster &c iH
funeral ana the following named brothers viii comp se
the Assistant Marshals Peter ii. JObes Thomas I'ri-
Us Pess"a stephen r. Wichs viii Toe appointed
Grand Chaplain ana the pilDeaIcrs viii be Ihlrlow
Weed Thomas c. Acton, Andrew II. Green, Mayor
Hayeneyer tho Rev. David Terry, Eiwood J.. Thone,
MYERS stern John Medole c. V. CARR. william H. Dem
Arrest, Abraham Lent, Judge y IS hounuuri James L.
Rideely j. r. saunders william Ellison, and Frederick
ID stewart The funeral Will take place at the seventh
ave NJ. L. Church, near FOurtoenn-st at p IN. The
order OF procession from the church Will be composed OF
a police force of 200 men; members OF tho subordinate
lodges OF the l. o. OF o. f. tue members Of tne White
Degree leading, followed by those OF she Blue aud
scarlet Degrees ana the officers in tho order
named the representative Of the Grand Encampmont;
finally such members OF the Grand Lodge Of the United
states as may present The hearse will follow, after
which Will come tHc mournerSi tue ceremonies at the
grave Will be conducted according To the rtual OF Odd
Fellowship; tine procession wan move fron the church
10 Seyenth-ave., to FourteentSl, broadway, draudst
To tie ferry at the s River Carriages Will conduct
The members OF the Grand Lodges OF tue state aud OF
the United States the route % tho cemetery at
Cypress Hills. Odd Fellows Hail VIII be draped in
mourning for 80 days
special meeting of the Union League Cub was held
last evening to action the death OF Mr. Kennedy
The meeting was called order by the President Jo-
seph Choae who said that he had taken the liberty to
call meeting IN honor OF of the most conspicuous
founders and members III the Club. He pronounced a
fine eulogy on the deceased, dwelling especially upon his
course during the War Of the Rebellion and his
In the riots Of 1863 He followed In the strain
by George Bliss, jr who spoke OF Mr. Kenncdy's incor-
ruptble honesty. lie then offered the following reso-
buttons:
Off most reyerd members and The Civ
ton be advanced strength character by
HI. falling caras he snf the Soa4sae Of h el9s
charged he hgl ra.t IT, imI.,si i J., ssoP IN
q Soa ' @ .. Sa 1S pas qa p ad f Ts.
S ssss .sS A s as so Ssf G1eeTt o 20 of Ps tho
Police Department At the critical Ptnod when The peace
xahfe ,sg.aou fearless in preserving IT, and in
De from &C. hat g.s'' ss ;. sasa s Il ao Of
DC voc g,s, az 81, osiy tIoShles and reu1I IN dr
;s 3 r S @ spa =; %nsi Sa % a. s I
have been recognized and sIll be rsGsHesred
member, d hs Club be daisd represent his isnsa
George w. Blups seconded the resolutions In O brief
speech In which he reviewed his acquaintance with Mr.
Kennedy from t9e to thoy wsEs Associated On tbs En