The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-28
BURIAL OF FATHER HEINRICH.
ENGLISH SPOKEN IN TIE CHURCH FOR
THE FIRST TIME At THE FUNERAL.

ENGLISH SPOKEN IN THE CHURCH. Fur
,ys, FIRST TIME AT THE FUNERAL.
A simple Ceremony. Devosd OF SHOW AZ
Econ omy Leader Duss's Tribute 20 Hss
rredeeessor-o,iy Thirty-six Members IN
tho society, saA the Properly, Leader
Dns. says, IL Worth From onc GO Thirty
millions characteristics or the People.
lrr1sBuReH. Dec. 27.-Fnther Henrici. patri-
arch and senior trustee Of the Harmonist So |
,ic,v al Economy. was buried this afternoon in |
the graveyard on the river side ofthe orchard at
the upp.r end Of tho l,ttle village. The funeral
services we're held in the little brick church
across the street from the Great House,.
which had been his home The cofin was OF
,inc. tainted black. and without handles or
rlaic The body was clothed In white sheet,
wrapped around and around until 1t formed
STROUD At the head OF the coffin there was
large lily. and along Its fides MOWERS OF Vari-
Gus kinds and colors.
About 500 persons were present at the scr
vices. These included numerous friends from
neiehboring villages and Pittsburgh. and two
representatives from tho Ioarite Society G.
Iosr. o. The exercises at the church con-
sisted Of the singing OF tho two hymns. How
softly they rest oil the beloved" and Jesus.
my trust" with an address in German by
Trustee Duss. based upon the texts. Behold
an lsraelre indeed. in whom there Is no
guile and Blessed are tho pure in heart.
for they shall see God"
Mr. Duss snid in mart: "The remains
that lie before us are those Of char
acter whose entire being wns AS puro as
unrest crystal: a character who. SO lar as the
ordinary vices OF mankind are concerned. was
without ono spot or blemish q character
whose everyday work and life bore testimony
o. malice toward none and charity Tor all. Ho
was, nevertheless. not well understood oy tho
masses. Wc may also safely state that MS
every act and thought was animated by the
rurcst motives. and invariably proceeded by
tho question and contingent upon tho answer
to is it the Lords will
After Mr.. Duss had concluded his funeral
address in German he asked permission OF the
elders to give a condemned statement OF 1t in
English for the benehtot those present who
couldn't understand German. He then spoke
never m t been used in the church before.
Al The grave NJ Rpss - said few words so the
symn was hs ssatsred upon Coffin and
Silarers moved away rhs Esono% Hiba Srs
buried in or d psssr
save that the mounds of earth above them are
hxhSs h esaGns IS sf ts twelfth emb.r tho
Economts Society who has died With I'M, on nns
past three yenEs IN. more psa srtr pnSs
T isrp EIasr Sfs.nbaan H. steib. With
Mrs. Duss. mother Of the present head OF the
'' Tho recently executed agreement: more more
clearly defining and ra.iyinG, the scsr sa
sssnoa to preyent any trouble
the death Of Heinrich. was executed on Dec; ; H.
thrty Mas 1s Sc Bssyes
states that the present thirty.six members; 81
t nb sos'fb5y ys anG Jaeob SisoaSs Moritz Fried
ericks. Gottfried LauppS;, Johannes sc4 Her
nrHnz el,%a99 Julius ,isFe Ed%ard Kse
man. Henry Feucht. b Feucht Blasius Plat.
em1nd stetyater RSgna Mota KstheFins
SSn sre nflz Kas! BscE Lena hae Tslrzs
s aBs RsqSn an fsas.
johanna Norma nsdoerier. Maria Diem. bar.
TTsd %asase Mq Go.la RSi RaS
m GiHa t samns si6.r EizaSsh siSef and no
other persons p..-a =,
Trustees Of the sosIety are Jacob Henrici and
john :. 6uss:, The document vests in the the
r " to ali the property Of The as.,
nsd sHSsg Ct 81
title may have preylousy 6ee bin9 b .GS rs
;sast e tho er socety fRRSho
e b Rsenssd to either Of S0sh thS to
their survivors and successors. Those mem.
beers not signing this agreement E arc Hen pg
DA' DSA'SA~
There e are ramors Of possible Legal conflicts
, Hns nr e"t al
pect to bring any suit neither did he know OF
snSd9s si yS1S Ss
spers mat he was oyertu ar in The old sys
''"S f%v se a. FAR possible to IN
troduce modern methods. and carry on the
%y aa5s al the ne sSist'
Brought they will amount to nothing. know
coup in smoke than that y should Leave the
society md 60 to my w9ud tbs rapsrtv o, ths
YW Was 70 replied
mat he did not kn9Wn exactly The nearest
Economy is quaint village Fac on ,r the a FGr.
Stanley quay at, beaver. Most Of the streets
prim houses. which for the most part ave de
d dss" H Xn"ih"p POPULARITY OF these hoaso.
Mheh a ssT9 80 !"
tween The tops Of the lower windows and tn,
i ps"a Tn o Ths
Gran.. growing not only profitable but 'rna
lFatIsr Hcnric! died in the Big Hcuse' ~, q
house live the financial and religious heads 2
death Mr. DusS was the financial manager
Now he becomes tho religious conduct3g III
j. third in the line Of succession from Fathc
Rnpp.
Henrici was carried has quaint clock in tn
tower. Every bit OF this clock was made in Econ
On,y. The inside Of tho church Is very plain
and to any one but Quaker will seem n. odd
gether in church They are also separated IL
their graves There, is no luxury anywhere
Two organs are played simultaneously durinl
ssryfss s aeat tie serves
Communion services IRE e9 &c hn I onl
that the dontrine preached and Practise
here Is like the love OF heaven; inasmuch 4
It passeth all understanding. John Duss. til
new leader. has wife and two children al an
John lived under the same roof with Mrs
Duss and the children. but marriage collation.
between husband and wife ceased. Mr.. Dus
WAS declared to be the successor Of FatherHsn
ci short time after Ms III into n
a. n man Of financial ability.
Tonight Trustee DusB was elected Sento
TRUSTED and President OF the Board of Elder