The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-22
TEE LATE JOHN A. KENNEDY,

Respect Paid to His Memory-1 ctiom or
the Odd Fellows, the Police y GARD md
Citixens-The Arrangement for the
Funeral.
The death Of John A. Kenns sdy ex-Superin-.
endent OF Police, yesterday CT Gated feeling OF
sorrow among hip many friend, and
especially greved his DretW en- OF the Odd Fellows
and Masonic orders. Durir g yesterday large num-
Der OF his old friends ~ I'D admirers called at his
late residence, No. 1856 West Twenty second street.
to obtain view OF tle body and to oirer consola-
ton TO the lamiiy -, suddenly bereaved. The Wis
sergeants
floor. The iostures preserve a natural look, and
an expressHAn OF sleep rather than OF death rests
AN ODD FELLOWS TRIBUTE
On table near the body Is large, handsome
walnut frame, inlaid with gilt, containing the io,-
lowing resolutions, beautifully engrossed. the
frame was presented to Mr. Kennedy during the
present week.
regular meeting Of s Gsttys Lodge No T. g G s
the iCowng preamble and resolutions were "na"
ewing in :. to ns ss
81 lie State Of anS Maryland GRAND
s s Of tie u have u
Kennedy, that the success OF Odd Fellowship y at
sss
Lodge, NO II; therefore be it
sssas g.
hereby tendersd To- our most worthy brother ''hn A.
Resolved the iorsssns preamble and resolutions
be appointed to have the suitably
and presented to our esteemed ab SyGsns BROWN
VII i T Ss..asss s'ssrs e.;
sGSi + hurass s; z g., Committee
ACTION OF THE POLICE BOARD.
7 At meeting the Police Commissioners yester-
adopted
Whereas the Board of Police have received with emo
ons OF nTs 81 hs c Son street 81
past two oeock r NJ, on the 10Th instant aged sixty
for period :! ten Of years wel,,pent his
n rs. sns ese sr Of n @
police force Of the city q New York i Is Becoming S g
he 81 the force as
ct siT %c o Qualities
man. citizen and public officer by attending his obe
Resolved, That the Superintendent be authorized to
OF in his ss to ANY bs
innerai OF Mr. Kennedy and to furnish the
Resovsd fat this BOARD desire public
ana Al e. ana ssa asS
tehtion 70 him one whose career citizen and
public oaseF worthy q aosr
ympaihles the respected widow Of the deceased in
regrets Al the death OF o. most exemplary cha
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions engrossed
and transmitted to the widow OF the deceased.
ACTION OF TuE BUREAU OF ASSESSMENTS.
The following letter was yesterday forwarded to
Comptroller Green:-
BUREAU or coLI.cS,os . Or Assf s.n.
Hon ANDREW H. GasEN Comptroller:
Of s a S.. Ss to tine
Kennedy. who expired At his residence in this city
Friday, the 2otll inst, at haltpast two o'clock NJ II
that have had the privilege Of beng associated with
last last. year Of his honorable lie and take ms opporta-
nifty tender slight tribute the great purity and self
cRarasterzed the discharge his
nc positions which IN the past have been committed to
ANDREW W. LEGGAT. Deputy Collector.
PROGRAMME OF THE FUNERAL
II was decided yesterday to hold the funeral
services ON Thursday next, to enable rela-
tves from Ohio to be present. but tearing that the
remains could not be kept until that time the
obsequies were set for Tuesday next, at two
church, Ninth avenue, near Twelfth street. The
remains VIII be taken there from the house by the
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Botone. The procession WIN eav e
the church about halfpast three p. NJ. for
Cypress Hills Cemetery. where the remains of the
distinguished gentleman Will be inferred in the
family plot The services will be under the
auspices of the Grand Lodge, l. o. o. F., Mr.. X. J.
Willard, Grand Secretary, having been requested
by the family to superlntend the arrangements
Getty's Lodge, No. IL. OF which deceased was q
member Will be among the chief mourners, and a
large number of Odd Fellows lodges and Masonic
lodges, under the command OF Deputy Grand
Master Ellw0od +. Thorne, will participate at the
grave. There will be tine usual Odd Fellows
services
THE PAIL BEARERS.
The following gentlemen have been selected as
pail bearers, the first six having been selected by
the family OF deceased
Thurow Weed *WIlson Small,
Thomas c. Acton *John Medale,
John ID. Lawson, &C. V. Clark,
Mayor Havemeyer, *WilIiam II. Demorest,
Rev. David Terry, abraham Lent,
Ewood +. Thorne, Judge N b. Mountfort.
Those marked thus ~ are members of the Inde-
pendent order OF Odd Fellows Ii is expected that
there will be Odd Fellows delegations IRON Bati-
more and other adjacent cities. The fiags on the
City Hall and other buildings were yesterday
at halfmast, and also at Police Headquarters,
BROOKLYN.