Daily Republican., 1890-04-05
lNpHl lSSIVE SERVICES.
FuNERA A. OF chA''1 : "o
VEST sRDAY AFTERNOON.


p-,ng 10 some detention " was u
.,'5,.I' beore tbs renaiHs Oi Rev.
~. - Moore were bronvht to Asbury
Al cbdrch Yesterday afternoon, where
=, ,hmd il was tlled with sympathetic
..,S. ,a'here,l to hear the last tribute
:, ,s,n,I Il mid to his memory and 81
issc as look ~ tno pAe, eo'a 'so1 "
vi Tth remains wer, borne Into the
'say,h ltndtrly and devoutly By the
.snn James q. johnson, William
p.rnIl snrs Macklin, Charles Wslch,
M,nsiu. Fiemmiug and John jray,
IN pl,r "a on stands iu front Of the
I'M lnderj aker Murphy unscrewea
n remdyed the I'D OF the handsome
s,gu, cJsset and the rrmaips were ex-
ID. calmly resting rs II taking . re-.
ehlng fietp
Trsusr IiIas were delIcately and hand
ro,y Al ranged around the form oi tho
dra;el inside the casket, as II already
trbnihc the anniv,rary OF tho day
sp.u CMisl arose 40 early from the
dud.p hs The remains were placed
won III gedes'al the dark clouds with.
op, laIki, and brilliant fash of sun
lpAt ,fpelalel the church - X 4,
,rnct harmony with the gospel sun
M ach,sdaaity In which the deceased
L,d saikel ,oy ai,y five years.
Wl eA quaIlspe sweetly sang 'Iu
Ne leautiul city OF God," Pastor
HAM b, iolowei hy Rev. Charles Hill,
My. ]. L Bryan, Rev. 7. Snowden
TLolA,s Rev. A. I Bcott, Kew. Albert
naltAG al Rev. DR.. S.mms, took seats
o. ari HDatl the pulpit platform.
Er T. snowden Tho,i.as read tho
aM Aan, AMI Rev. Albert Thatcher
Mh Mayer Rev. A. 4. s OFT then
hsdil ltl IT the 18Th chapter OF iirst
Grinlli ts, when, ni;er another hymn
htc hAr. Rev. J. d. q. Hanna read
saelA.y u pared memoir OF the de-
ceased, which the following aro ex-
ifset patagrs phs;
q, gather to-day within these ea.
ffel wHF 3 To psy cur last tribute OF re.
kl 10 tfAyc, devoted, faithful soldier
NM Emmanuel, man who has fsllen
% iAe Y DIST ol the conflict against evil
ssife Impressed with the greatness OF
puI 10 Few men havo been mere
afitsl 20 advancing every interest OF his
lue, eW men could be more greatly
tsed In variety OF work In the church,
'le 4nlih OF time devoted to spiritual
nf.1i p NJ, and In zeal Tor tho Master,
u acc based brother stood almost with
~ fef. While we sympatbize with
hSdy ana clildcu AZ they bend be.
hh Is stroke, we too arc mouIners.
hrt 1ts is ours also, and Asbury
Eha'eh SITS lu sorrow to-day for the logn
eng OF her most trusted officers and
hNhlu workc-s.
hilr1fne t Mr.. Moore's carly relig-
y, Nlr Nj. Hanna gave his experience
n qNh language, as follows:
at the time my mother united with
ne Mol Lodist Church l think there were
wv WI hishops-Asbury and Coks-apd
asmemteFs were lew and much dssplsed
iney arc popular and numerous o ii
lt world. My Oldest sister and
At kesiah and William, became
liou Of the church first, alter which
NY the others followed their ex.
e. Having been p.ous'y taught by
no|hrr, 10 tender youth, | early
aiel 10 pray to God rs my only hepc
lhA world aud tho world to come.
lieS ly early departure oi my mo,he Of
slatlsd far from religious principles.
ahy uifll 1884 did | awake 10 my sad
Nl' 10 Of SID aud Jolly. During the
I" ilai Ct n Christmas sermon " the
Y, s'lh Rusillng, In Asbury Church,
'a NOasht under conviction and con-
W. and 10 the early part Of 1885
ati the church,"
vl' s ntr In Israel, Rev. Charles
eVP whose remains lie before US TO.
y " b1rn May 20, 1907, and passed
aI AIR to lsward April .. 1899. He
man oI iron constitution, aud his
Dsr seemed TO Abate but little until
W ne last year OF his life. But lew
luTevef. are permitted to labor go
4li after tbree-scoro years aud ten
sei away, he was still able to do
V,at IA, sonid have shamed many .
le lali Of 1885, about six months
Ns conversion. Brother Moore was
Iss o Tlass leader by his pastor, Mr..
~ fer tlty-four and q half years
v,. Y''u 'he leader Of the same olass
mss,.' .'sc,Ietary of the Leaders and
Is1 !, aeetins for forty years, u
|et.ry ~ a, we church thirty.Hve ycars.
yfass " IN. M Quarterly Conference
he W ~. ausee uire years, exhorteT
rs. a,,, 'I,],s' aud local preacher sirteen
H. ~ ~ % every department. in which
pliaa. a0.9ftd 10 Was the came con.
t''oa'' p4i1s;aaIng thorough work.
". +. y N99te Himself, wb.n ,.,,s,,,,
trei n > y sa4l'er after days, always con.
iIh IL ~, p.aa work of his life as that
tLr sew r 1len voluntary chaplain
btlO y,a's lAslle County slmthouse.
or solI l' uader ali circnmstan cos. in
tll n ~ ae' OF dry, rain, snow or
co ri "aA7at ',,at remuneration. oxcept
tIeI bn ',ushess Of call OF God
t1,,iiaano ao wendell his way toward this
ll te,,,Fi with regularity that po;hinp
Ilya5ly al the MethodI,t chu,c,o. =,
,le ,lfr n,v, Moore has had an interest
} vh,n s'ss ,g o. their infancy. In the
Ilroh 'ls fate of Brsndywins
ID Meor,, .a ,, 20 hang In the ,alapce
ear. 70 vas i me friend In trouble
eto bi,, ', 'aeir rescue. II Ia larpeIv
Ie Ia" mat mat this church exists to.
iIushI,es,ii,di he i,iso gave his beat and most M
llrcb bs,'c NV, endssvors to forwsra s ths
tro gy1nssfpfise at silverbroos. '
a.. nuore was q memhsr NJ ~.
lD,g ,"i, y, society Of this city. % and ~ aiso
qksrs W. ~ most faithful temnersnco
s rrssi IN IN our church. Hs rssasSsS
,res,' est cause Of missions with sauo much
'rslIe'au lIIsauty, He was made va, .,,oma one .! o,
and anddsbS1 bsa,s but /, al,o made hIm h0es css.g. ny
lsr',' 'sphy' w,Ii mo delighted to do in'S,, ~.
an Our will. When asked By a = ~ ipiena n,i
N III. ..,,naregasiop for an sntonra,,S enS
M l'a ha thoughts fm n ediat.,s ,a'1erapn
V 80 i1oad hs subject the DIVINE s,,sSt,oM sSansd
ks:' wrote as follow, Of '"sHs.os, '..is.o =,
,ihe espa voice lnS ~ oh OH amazing love.
Behold iIpe, b.,i, and He said To pose' ms
N oofe the cross for thee
And obi ~ ,99s when He saw ma ,,,
From ali III H., snd He washed nv m"ay; w,