New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
THE FUNERAL OF JACKSON S. SCHULTZ.
MANY PROMINENT CITIZENS ATTEND THAMES
OF SOME OF THEM.

MANY PROMINENT CITIZENS ATTEND lT-NAdEo
OF SOME OF THEM.
The various activities and interests OF TINS CITY a'c
seldom been represented by a more notable oOuH vi
men than that which gathered yesterday morning |"
attend the funeral services OF the weknown mercauV
and honored citizen Jackson ;. Schultz. Men "noSo
energy and influence helped to make iork eicaO
came to look once more upon the face of their 1eo"
worker with hundreds more who knew ana loNeu III inh
In all the relations of his long and useful career. lo
services were held in All Souls Unitarian oHurc'
Fourthave and Twentiethst and the bulldlhs was
filed MANY intimate friends accompanied the lalHN
of the dead merchant Nearly all the prominent Iester
dealers of the city were present The Union League
Club was represented by Chaunoey NJ. Depew anu
majority OF its members. The Chamber OF commerce.
the Reform Club. and the 9TH Regiment veteran Assn
caon also represented the latter Dody OS doo'
600 members
Tho Rev. Theodore c. Williams, minister OF the
church. conducted the services and delivered a brci
eulogy. A quartet sang " Come Unto Me- uie hyih,
"V1al Spark of Hea -enly Flame 10 music composer
for the occasion by the organist OF the church' 'o
response Blessed are They That Mourn; the hymn
Abide With Me-" and Barnby's recessional' LOVeu
one, Farewell" The floral offerings were few ana
simple After the service the body was taken 10
Greenwood Cemetery for burial.
The mllbeapers were ex-Mayor Abram S. Hewitt
CYRUS W. Field, Legrand B. Cannon Chauhcey W. nc
new Dorman 3. Eaton. William E. Worthen, Joseph H.
Choate Isaac II. Bailey. Thomas C. Acton Hehiy L.
Tremain Charles (. smith, Thomas Keck, George bhSS
lanes Fraser Charles H. ISham and f. H. Ladew.
Among Others present were Bishop Potter orlahoo
p Potter Elihu Root. Cornelius \. Bliss, salem H.
Wales David Dudley Field, George Montague, LanGdoh
Ward William II. FOsdick. John Walker, Frederick A.
Conklipg Joseph B. Howe Edgar NJ smith, George H.
Sargent E. EIery Anderson, f. II. Holbrook, j. H.
ClIey Horace Fry, James e. DE Forest 'ephas
Branerd D. o. Mills Robert G. Ingersoll General En-
mons Clark William H. Webb, Francis G. SaltOnstall,
W. O. Riddle, James NJ Requa, Marshall b. BiaAe
Charles Collins. DR.. John II. Hinton, Granville T.
Uawes S. W. Fay, Samuel p Avery, James ID. Hague,
Horato y. Twombly, Watson f. Case, Charles A.
peabody John Dunphy, p. c. Costello, eX-Mayor smith
Ely william Sherwood, Theodore NJ. Barnes Richard
Merritt W. X. Major, Joseph Hecht, Thomas Everett.
William III. Hoople, Mark White, James Il. Plumb,
Frank A. Gale John Andersen, James Rockwell
Iustus L. Bullley, Andrews h. Ely, Andrew warner
j. c. Southwick, A. Ramsey Mccoy. John f. Mccoy,
General Floyd Clarkson, Colonel f. VI. CRAWFORD
Colonel Z. G.. Arthur, Captains James p BurIelL
John Griffin, W. IL. Rl6let, Il. L. salisbury and
William f. Calender, Adjutant c. ii. COven, Edward
A. Brooks j. II. Redmond, samuel c. Red, j. ,;
Warren, Frederick Wagner, Jonathan ThoTne samuel
ThOrne. John C. Wyman. General Alexander chdleI,
{. l.. Fleming, James Hleecser, }. H. simpson, inc
Pew Robert Collier. Allan Hay. W. H. Cammcycr,
James NJ Constable and Edgar Fawcett.
AT a meeting Of the Chamber of commerce ycster-
day resolutions of regret the death OF Mr. schultz,
who was one of its most valued and beloved membels'
were adopted Speeches were made by John Austin
stevens EIis H. Roberts Isaac H. Bsilcy and William
L Dodge, Charles s. smith presided