The morning call., 1892-06-11

hair fern and tube roses, etc, with the
initials as. NJ. W." on the first page and
"Finis" on the last
By the time the Bar Association had been
fairly seated the large auditorium was
filed to its full capacity and many late
corners had to stand through the services.
After the organ prelude Ch0pin's march
was rendered This was the signal for the
services TO begin. The Rev. DR.. X. e.
Foute assisted by the Rev. Mr. Mason,
went forward TO the main entrance TO meet
the pall-bearers and their burden and the
cortege of mOurners, including the mem
bers Of the family Of deceased.
u am the resurrection and the life"
came in deep, solemn tones as the funeral
procession entered the church.
Though he be dead, yet shall he live"
came the words as the casket Was laid IN
the chancel.
The usual Episcopal services were read
They were short and without the customary
oration or sermon.
"Oh, death, where is thy sting? On,
grave. where is thy victoryP" read DR.;
Foute. Then the church choir chanted
Cardinal Newman's famous hymn, Lead
kindly light amid the encircling gloom.
Again the rector read from the ritual.
Thy VIII Be Done" sang the choir And
when the benedic,iOn had been said the
organ and the choir sang, Jesus, Savior OF
My Soul" as with bowed heads and solemn
tread the mourners left the church and
entered their carriages 10 1OlOW LDe remains
to Laurel Hill Cemetery.
At the cemetery there was no interment,
the remains being placed temporarily In the
family vault of Senator Fair.
The choir consisted of Mrs. BrecheriD,
soprano; Mrs. Westwater. alto; Mr. Arthur
Messmer, tenor; Mr.. Walter Z. Campbell.
basSO, and II. NJ. bOSwOTth, Organist,
The pallbearer5 were: Chief Justice VIII
liam H. Beatty, Justice r. c. Harrison,
Judge John Hunt, Judge j. v Coffey, A. n.
Towne, William L. Brown, Judge W. w.
Morrow. John r. Jarboe, eX-Justice Myrick,
DIR. Edward Il. Taylor, L. j. Pringle, eX-
Judge John CARRIER, ex-Justice A. +. Rhodes
William F. Goad, A j. Ralston. James q.
Fair, Evan J. Coleman, Gilbert Palache,
Thomas Brown and Dr. Obed Harvey.
Aside from the chief mourners and men,
bers Of the family the following we're no
ticeable among the many prominent men in
aud out of the legal profession:
or the State Supreme Court-Justiee Van
r. Paterson, j. J. de Haven, 7. B. McFar-
land, w. Il. Beatty and r. c. Harrison.
or the Superior Court Judges COffey,
Hunt, Levy, CARRIER, Hebbard, Trout San
ders0n, Finn and LawleT.
Members of the bar - Reuben Lloyd,
Henry l. KOwalsky, John r. Jarboe. Judge
JOachimsen, Judge Van Reyneg0m, George
p. Merrill, Hall McAllister Jr., Timothy j.
Lyons, w. II. Barrows, w. II. l.. Barnes,
}. 4. Belcher, George I. Wright, George n.
Williams, G. L. Weller, J. b. Cassidy, F. j.
French, II. \. Clement, John f. Burgin,
Joseph \. Wood, j, d. Fry, Paul Jarboe,
w. F. Herrin, District Attorney Barnes,
Arthur Rodgers, a. Z. Freeman, Judge
Allen. G. r. B. Hayes w. II. Fifeld,
j. Nj. Sewell, II. L. Hyde, Ben
Morgan, J. +. Doyle. r. Ii. Sim
ton. 2. q. Galpin, L. b. Mastiek,
Senator Oliver Eldridge, Alfred Wheeler.
| Frank Deerng. Judge Pennie, Z. n. Drown,
William PiersOn, Charles Hendon, Eli
| Hutchinson, Charles Webb Howard, Judge
Z. d. Sawyer, s. G. Kellogg, r. L. Houghton,
Raymon Wilson, Judge Hayne. Judge
Mesick, Carroll Cook, Thomas V. O'Brien.
! Charles Page, George ID. Boyd. j. =.
| Sweeny, jeremiah ID. Sullivan, Henry C.
McPike, j. 5. Mosby, Samuel Rosenheim,
James ID. Page.
Among the citizens and laymen present
were: F. NJ. Lilienthal, William English,
| l.. II. Townsend, II. Ii. Schmeidel, Michael
| Hawkins, Charles Webb Howard, Captain
Isaiah w. Lees, Fleet Strother and j. G.
EastlaQd.