The New York herald., 1877-12-19
THE LAST SAD RITES.
FUNERAL or REV. DAVID 1NGLrs.

FUNERAL or REV. DAVID INGLLs.
The obsequies of the lato pastor OF the Reformed
Church ON Brooklyn Heights, Rev. David Ings d. D.
III. D., were numerousy attended Yesterday after
noon The services were held at the church, corner
Plerrepont street and Monroe place. In tho tore
noon The remains lard state In a cloth
covered prlors OF the pastoral residence
No. 142 Henry street, and several hundred people
called pay the last tribute OF respect to the es-
teemed pastor. The floral offerings raro aud
beautilui. rhc deceased divinc, who clad in
pastoral robes, looked as natural and calm though
asleep. On the I'D OF the casket was a plate with
the inscription "Davd lngls, D. d., LII. u. ded
December l5 1877, aged htynree years. j"
Athaipast ono o'coc. the remains borne TO
the church, the following clergymen acting as pail
bearers-Rcv Drs $. storrs H. J. Van Dyke. A.
5. Hunt, N. II. schenck Wayiand Hoyt, L. z. Ingcr-
who were present were:--Rev. Or. ". J. Budin aon
Rev. d. $. sutphcn, Rev .. AZ. Wells, Rev. Dr. Du
Bo's,v Rey ). West Rey o ~ s'Ses,on, %asi, Rev. Il.
steele. Rev. Y. y. Guhek, Roy. Dr. Putnam.
Rev. a. U.,. wyckon, Rev: jacob Whlcnorst
and Rcv. W. w. Clark; Professors ID. Coch
ran, J. Critcndcn aId Charles H. WesI; Dr. 5.
Fleet spe,r, Dwight Johnson ana DR.. Andrew Otterson
The Consis,ory OF the First Reformed Church, the
South Chassis OF Long Island and a deputation from
the Young Mems Christian Association wero also
ateuuancc. The choir executed a chant, aner winch
Row. Dr. A. X. thompson read from the Scriptures--
1. Corinthians XIV. The prayer was read by Rev. NJ.
$. Hutton d. d. Several hymns were sung by the
caor, aud series of resolutions which nad been
pied by the Suutn Classis OF Long Island were
reud Addresses euiogsiic OF The deceased thcn
delivered by Rev. a. Waters, ID. d., oil ST. Jonn
~ u. ; Rcv. william Ormiston, ID. d., OF New
York. ana Rev. J. t. Duryoa, y. D., of Brooklyn. At
the conclusion Of the services the body placed
the hearse aud, followed by long limo Of iagc
was taken to Greenwood Cemetery, where the mortal
ol deceased clergyman were igned TO
their last resting place
BAEoNI IS DE BUssIEIt's FUNERAL.
The funeral Of Baroness de Bussiere, daughter
OF Mr.. Ben Halliday, tho well known Pacific Mail
contractor, took place Yesterday from st. Anns
Church. twelfth street. The body placed n a
handsome rosewood coffin in the centre of the church.
and was surrounded with beautlul floral offerings.
on the lid SILVER plate bearing tho words
.'Paune, wife oi Henri, Baron de Bussiere" A SOL
requiem sung by the Rev. j.
W. Hayes, Of tho Nativity Church. Rev. W.
Il. Trojan Church OF the Nativity acted ms deacon
aud Rev. r. Lyncn tSL hnn's) as sub-deacon A large
congregation, including many OF the elite, at
cnt, her husband and atner beng Europe and none
The following gentlemen acted palbcarers: -
Il. Randall Frederick May, Daniel Bixby, Leon Har-
rIer and George Sanders The remains we're taken to
the Forty second Depot Tor 10
the family Ophir White Plins they will
remain untii arrival Of the deceased ladys hus-
band and father, who have been notified OF the sud
event by telegraph.