Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-09
LAID AT REST.

A Notable FunoKal-Burlal or the Late
william SchollhorA - Connecsieut
Rock Lodge. she Arions snd the
Bergische Harmonic Assist-Astsnd-
ed By Large Concourse OF Friends.
The funeral Of William Schollhorn took
place yesterday afternoon from his late resi-
dence, No. 1877 State street, and was Q notable
funeral, one of the largest held in this city
In many months. A very large number Of
our citizsns attended, and friends of the de-
ceased and family from New York and other
places, and the $50 employees of soholl-
horn mandatory attended in body. The
streets in the vicinity were lined with Ear.
riages for the mournsrs. Connecticut Rock
lodge, F. and A. NJ, OF which deceased was
one of the leading influential members, At
tended in a body. The Arion Singing soci-
ETY. and the new singing society, Bsrgische
Harmonic. also attended and sang at the
grave. The house was thronged to overflow
ing with sorrowing friends. Tho services at
the house were conducted by the Rev. Mr..
Siebke, who offered prayer and made re-
marks befitting the sad and impressive OCCASION
and the sterling worth of the deceased
The 100 employees viewed the remains and
accompanied them to the grave. The floral
Ou0EluRb WoEo vSIJ O06uJALU1 8uU numerous.
The children of the deceased gave large
1t. There was beautiful pillow from the
widow inscribed Husband" The em-
ployes of the factory sent large Aoral
easel. A wreath came from F. p. PfleRhar
Messrs. John Risff and Jacob Shifele, two of
the most intimate friends of deceased, sent a
representation of q clover leaf, with one of
the leaves broken off. the Connecticut Rock
Id 1oroo ovl
There were also wreath from Charles Roth,
bunch of lilies from Albert and Nathan
Engel, a standing wreath from Mrs. Joseph
| HAIRY, bunch of lilies from Miss Meta
| Hofacker. julius Berbeoker, the
deceased's New York partner, sent
| beautiful floral pillow. Among those pres
emit at the house were e1-Mayer 8. A. York,
T. A. futile. tax collector; ex-Tax Collector
William Hillhouse. Professor N. Steinert,
ex-Alderman 8. B. Shoninger of B. Shonin-
ger & Co., Major Engel, Max Adler of Mayer,
Strouse s Co., N. g. Meyer, ex-Sslectman
M. Zunder, Superintendent of Police G. f.
Bollman, George Dayton, superintendent Of
the Hooker carriage mandatory; ex-Grand
Master Clark Buckingham of the Masonic fra
ternity; also the following New York partners
of deceased: julius Berbecker, John Hender
Henry Plate, William Plate and Miss Lizzie
Plate of New York. The remains were en-
closed in an elegant black broadcloth caske
with Masonic emblems. Messrs. Stahl &
Hegel were the undertakers. Mr.. Charles
Roth was master of ceremonies. The inter-
ment was In Evergreen cemetery. Here also
the exercises were very impressive. Their
was beautiful singing by the Arion society
Following the impressive services of the Ma
sonic fraternity were conducted by Connects
cut Rock lodge, Joseph Goebel master ant
Henry Fresenius marshal. Then came
very eloquent and affecting address by Rev
lDr. Klesberg, In which he spoke of tn
solemnity of death, the grandeur of tn
hope of immortality and Of the sterling
character of the deceased and Its lessons o
honor. industry and fraternal brotherhood
sympathy. He paid fitting tribute to tn
life and worth of the sleeper. In closing tn
Bergische Harmonic, composed mainly o
singers among the employees Of deceased
sang requiem. Some time ago Mr.. Seholl
horn designated several gentlemen whom b
wished to act as pall-bearers at the funeral
and these gentlemen oficiated: Frank Pfeg
har, John Ruff, Jacob Sheiffele, Henry Roth
Louis Weckesser, Edward Siegel, Charlie
Wanner and Paul Well.