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STORAGE NOTICES.

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HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES;,
Once 3ui West 34tl street
10 HENRY ADAMS Mrs. y NJ Backus.
Mrs 81 B Benrneley. Margaret Bergen.
Mrs Franc. j. BOND. Mrs. X. :. Brown.
n-ffy ID. ,r..oA- VI. j. !. reinuS' u,s.at @aty
son. Charles Edwards. Mrs. Josephine
Fvf-. Mis- kltt5 Foster. r VI. Fou.nr aad
mother. Mrs Belle Ge!ssen. Thomas
Gleason. " L. Hageiorn Frank A. II ty-
ward. Alice X HeiDk-. Estate ot n. +.
Heurques. Mary Hynes. Edward Hey
lger Dr. ". D. Holden. Edward Holland.
jennie r.ne. Martha jackson. Mary
jefferson. l. kuhlken. Henry Lee. Lizzie
= n. Mott ana w.fe, pr. Thomas j.
Napoleon. Elizabeth Ne son. Mrs. l.. Nor
is. Su.ln osborne Els Paige. tredericN
PadlIlng Frederick Peters. Mary \.
Pleasure. James F.eLdel-ltu. Mrs +. y.
Pray. Frank Smth. J.. j. T.. smith. Mrs.
III fh Strauss J 3. Studl"y Mrs Isabel
Tankari. Mrs Julia Taylor. Dottle Thomp-
Mrs Ma-1.e Wiley. Ms. II. " Wheeler:
l0u AMI each ~ you are hereby notified
fr.f tae rDr @FFDfp GOODS And PER
sDNAL EFT EC1S deposited and stored IN
-'. -sr warehouses; hy You og BOB sour name.
respectively w'u he sold af pubic auc-
f. ard tre rr "-nfs applied On me pay
mtnt = tlc storage charges AMI the eN-
pruses Il the sale. said auction viii take
ll flf-- n are 'Hf fN 'frL - II
street Naw York city on Monday. March
Gfh. l-14 lf 10 a. N. and viii be con
tirr.d each Succeeding Monday at the
sane time ana place. until the sale is
completed.
HEGTR STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
CfIAS =. cORRIT Manager.
View York Feb IAN. 1890.
To- F. " KLEINDIENsT. Emile Kel-
lorr or A. p de Lavalette Edward
Pa me-. jennie l.. puMeli George Nj
Donald or George J.. Andrews, Dr j VI.
Dexter. George r. Walter Herbert = An
ireNs. Cna. : Sweedy Edward g. Gil
son. r II. Thomps n. \. Fisch, I. A.
Atchln-on Mr. . Webb Iayur. Miss VI.
= Kearney = O. clifton Louis \ Jack
sn. May blrnaam. John Hofan b SILT
man. John ~ Augl. m. Lo''a Nei-mun.
Annie D0neffv Mrs i II lawson Mrs.
John ul0ns Allc. hose. Martha Furlsy
LIuIse Davis Nafa N1ffulath Frank
Porter Mary legad-n Mlr o Calvin.
LIzzie MoI A. r stagg. Edward
Reaupre Frances LaWtor. g. Gaines.
NelIe r. Perry You and each OF you are
hereby notified that the time for the pay
meut N my lien upon the property here
matter de' tiiri having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given YOU viii
cause such property 10 vii. Household
goods r"rsounl effects and merchandise.
STORED tY Won in the Columbia storage
Wareh"us'+ o. he sold at pubic auction.
according 90 the statute in such case made
aul provided. ~ Nos % and "a West G1th
Street. on Saturday. March an isaa NJ
1880 a. m. ani n the sale thereof is not
completed hN ! O'Clock % no. On said date
thc same Nlil De- continued at the same
place On each ana every SATURDAY there
after. beginning at 1870 a m and con
t.uuinf until 4 o'clock .. m on each and
every Saturday uatil the sale H. COMPLETED
cHAs x SAUL.
Proprietor columbia Storage Warehouses.
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4 DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown ONCE, No. Lap Broadway
2i north Of 3lstst until clock p m. advertise
mens received the following branch ofces al regular
Office until o'clock p. m viz: 254 sth ave. s.
cor 23i ST. 12th-st.; Macys, 6thave
and 14th-st 142 Coumbusave. near West 66th-st 1ob
West 42d-st 6h-ave.; % Easr l4th-st; 237 West
4od-st 7th and Sth 159 East 47h St 1893
94-ave Teth and 77th 1925 3d-ave.. near
elst-st: 7Os 1st-ave s9th-st $50 3d-ave
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BUSINESS ChANCEs.

A FINE. PAYISG BANK In South pa
k0ia f0r sale. VIII make some man rich.
Address BANK. Box 2. Tribune Ofice
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hand ot
on the foor Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co. ] .55s Broadway. 421 East +sth
COE T. BRANDT. Tel 122-sath
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FURNISHED fjonses 10 tst-G Gonnirn.
~O~o>N0~>~~~~~rc-c-- -N~o Oo~>~Ooo~~~-1~O>~>>~>~
STAMFORD, DEL. CO., NEW YORK.

The Chateau de Navarro. beautifully furnished four
nike bedrooms billiard room,
riazzas electric lights throughout stable with ~
carriages grounds with fountain also choice
cottages opposite eight fully furnished cleo
tric ght large piazzas fun particulars
address Or. BRISTOL No 300 Madison Ave y. Y. City
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GARDENER Single. aged 2S under
stands the care Ot greenhouses veg
etahles mechanical work. etc. on a gen
tlemans place. Address J. S. Box ~.
| 2t2 Broadway.
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THE wAYSIDE INN.
l. NEW MILFORD. Ltchhed Co.. Conn
Omen All the year Old-fsshoned comfort and modern
luxury Essy Of access. Write for booklet
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0onntrn propertn 60 Get.

YNO RENT-Desirabie country house. forty from
i New York Jersey. VIII also sell furniture horse.
wagons. sleigh. etc. Immediate possession Box
'rrhlra (N-oe
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
vo,,xo NAN n sober and confidential.
wishes any kind OF work IN once, store
mr. factory. moderate wages best oi city
references. RI BRUGScH. l'5 chrysue-st,
YOUNG MAN. %. has had four-years'
conrse ~ college training. undersiands
printing. J. l. &. Box No. Tribune OIIce.
YOUNG MAN 25. in any legitimate eI,' line'
best references. W. III Penh-"'' D'"'"
lyn
YOrNG MAN. -. In wholesale house. mas
md some experience. best Of references
n s. w. Tribune Ofice.
YOUNG MAN. .. In wholesale house win
chance ror advancement; best references.
r. MAHLSTADT - 2d-st
YOr-NG MAN wants steady work where
there Is chance for advancement teI-
erences MICHAEL RAUCH. y AH1s's'-
dam-aNe.
YOUNG MAN. II years old. having one
wears experience. desires position III
wholesale or manufacturing concern 40
dress GEORGE LESSER. 73 East ll6th-st.
YOr-NG MAN. colored. wooden leg. lively
AZ anything: or "a assistant janitor'
JOSH 40 7th-aye.
Young MAN in Office: references Ad-
dress G. J C.. 100 Calyer-st., BrooKiyh'
YOUNG MAN %. at anything AHnt'sS
! ME-. COZ East 44th n
VOTING MAN colored. wooden les lN"y'
sifuafton AZ anything; ASSISTANT )anN"r'
JOSH l25 7th-ave
YOUNG MAN. 10 wishes emplogymeen.,t NJ. 2, az
anything: good reference fi''' In
224 West Glst-st.
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V'HE IRoQUOIs.

L Atlantic city. y
An entirely Hotel. Capacity 500 south Carolina
Ave. $50 feet from Beach Centre u all attractions
superb IN equipment and comfort. Steam heat sun
ParOr Elevaor 10 street levels electric lights. rooms
suite with baths The cuisine and service
Special inducements In Spring rates Write Illus
tIated Booklet.
". +. SHAW.
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l45 EAST 21sT-ST Gramercy Park.-
Large and small rooms. southern eN-
roslre. translents and table boarders ao-
comm dated.
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WASHING Special rates ~ ooss~s,atgs
week 20 large families WEST
Srnr W'l, Ia, Ii'',aUXpRY ,None Bet,erl. 2oS w"
yAth-s
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WANTED. - C0rrespo ndence translations
and scho ars r. Portuguese. by native ~
Brazil Address PROF care Drescher SGT
Tark-aNe
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GARDENER Married 10 family. under
stands fruits flowers ami vegetables and
full Management u a gentleman place
FIRST class references. Address q r. Box
- 2i2 Broadway
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WANTED. Ry mddle-aged man. position
as watchman. caretnker - property IN
or out ot town, city references and secur-
ity KlNGSRVRY. GGS Broadway.
YOUTH. II, In office where he can ad-
vance. Al references. not afraid OF work:
experienced. trustworthy. FRED TATE.
90 RlVington ct.
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
y received At their Uptown Once No 2f2 Broadway.
- north Of 3lsst. until O'Clock advertise
the following branch Offices at regular
|-gre rsfes roi : o'clock p mi viz: 254 stl- ave g.
cor 23d-s 1872 6th-aye 12ih-st Macy's 6th-aye
and 4th li2 Columbus-aye.. West 66thst. lO6
42d-st. 6th-ave. 90 East lith-st 257 West
42ds between 7th and sih l59 East i7thst. 33s
8d-ape between 10th and 77th 1923 3D. ave.
6lst-st; LOS lsave near ssth-st $50 3d-aye. near
4ist-st 554 3d-ave 21O BIeecker-si..
9os 3d-Aye 240 East 10Th 1871 3dave 26o2 Sdavs
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TT TOR -By a young college man prot
estanO 70 tutor boys understands French
ana German can furnish best II refer
ences as 20 moral and Intellectual charac-
ter Address INSTRUCTOR Tribune Of
hre.
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Furnished Gonses Go fti.

TDD STREET. between central Park West and Colum-
| - bus-ave four-storv 20 n house in perfect order
m s1eru features plumbing. etc To a
term II years from May lst furnished. 5000 per
.. . ~
DOUGLAS ROBINSON a CO.,
700 Madison Ave % Liberty ~
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l1TH-sT.. . EAST. block (wesiwaiD
from Broadway. Good neighborhood' de.
lightful second-hoor sunny room. bountilni
table. references
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i7TH-sT. 237 EAST s'uyvesant square -
with board handsome rooms racing
mark. southern exposure. dlning-I0om On
rarl0r floor. references.
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Is PARK-AVB. cor. ssth- 81 - Hand-
some second floor rooms. parlor hln'"s
room. r'fsrcnc,s.
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f7TH-sT SO WEST. Large sunny room
with board highest references given ana
required
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Suburban nedl Cstdt..


4 GENCY--Montclar real estate an kinds sale and
n rent CLARENCE TUbBs Beekman-st. ~ Y.
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ptrE-AvF AS. near 57th-st.. American,
C-bris'ian house. Two medium -ske"
rooms: superior board. terms mod'ra'e'
references
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82D-sT. rs wEST.-Rooms tastefulls ,ii,.l ana
r,r7ole.clv furnished table bountifuly
supplied. references given and required
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IN every town 70 secure subscribers 10 The
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we offer profitable employment Tor tne
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al 600 will be given 10 the agent senIlnS
the largest list up to April u next. 5000
10 the next best worker. and 80 on-dis-
,ribut ny SIl, 500 among 800 best agents
every agent whether he or sis secures
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DRES5MAkING.

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A. RESSMAKER formerly win
Nr1e connolly ~ 5th ave Perfect fit
ter ana original designer of elaborate
GOWN. shlr. waists O. measure that NJ
perfectly and I'm designs that are eNclu
i've: embroidered and spangied uIeSSe''
Mrs. GULLY. iO5 West i5th-st
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AT ST. BARTHOIOMEW's
FOR SALE.
LOST.

LOST.
O>~~.~~ ~---~~-~~->o~>~~->~~
BASKBOOK No. 324. 100 u the Union
Dime SAVINGS Institution Is missing
ANY person having a claim 20 II Is hereby
called upon 20 present the same within ten
days or submit % having said passbook
cancelled. and 4 new one issued
LOST OR STOLEN -Passbcok No. 4.5lO
. the Excelsior Savings Bank, 80 West
23I-st. All persons are cautioned against
purchas!nG OF negotiating the same, ana
any person having claim To said pass
book is n-rby called upon % present the
SANE 10 the bank on or before the 6th day
Of March. lso9 0r submit 10 having the
yasslock declared cancelled and eNtin-
guishei and a new book issued in lieu
Thereof
LOST. -Ranki.5ol< 80. 5-o.77O. Bank FOR
savings $50 shave. NeW-York. Pay
meut stopped. Please return book to lank.
LOST OR STOLEN .-Bankhock No 373.-
Cs1 of the German say .ngs Bank IN the
CITY 4 New-Nork. clrner tla-are. and
Ifth-st. Issued 20 Berthold Weuer All
persons are cautioned against negotiating
the same II not returned 10 the bank N
the l7tn day 4 March. 1893. a duplicate
VIII boz issued Feb a. 1888.
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l29 EAST l6TH-ST Single room Win
board. near Union Square.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-25
THE BRITISH !.
STEAMER
ARIOSTO
Stranded on ocraeOke Beach, Near
Stormy Hattsras, Yesterday
Morning.
1RENTY.ONR SAILORS LOST.
Captain and Eight 1rsn RsscuOa
with Diaculty by the Life.
Saving Grow.

CAPE HENRY, Va, Dec. a-ThO
weather bureau official at Hatteras,
N c., reports that the British steam.
ship Ariosto, Captain Barnes. from
Galveston to Norfolk for coal, thence
to Hamburg, loaded with cotton, corn,
wheat and meat, stranded on oCracoka
Beach, six miles south OF the HatteraS
weather bureau office. at this morn
ing. The steamship carried 4 crew Of
thirty men. Twenty-one men abAn-
doned the steamer and took to the
boats soon after she stranded. The
boats were wrecked in the heavy seas
and the entire twenty-one were
drowned. Captain Barnes and the re-
naming eight men were taken from
the vessel by Captain James Howard
and crew, of the ocracoke life-savinE
station. The rescue was effected with
difficulty owing to the heavy sea, the
landing taking up almost the entire
day. Captain Barnes and the eight SUR
vIving members of the crew are now
being cared for at the ocracoke life
saving station. Some water is making
in the hold of the vessel. but she is still
in good condition, and probably can be
saved IL prompt assistance is rendered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-25
cA1AM1TY oRoAKERs.
The Free silver Men Expect to Profit
bv the Boer War.

CHICAGO, Dec, 24,-'Tf the war IN
the Trapsyaal continues for two or three
months longer, the cause of silver viii
have been won" said Former United
states Senator Dubois, OF Idaho one
Of ihe silver Republican leaders VINO
was in Chicago to-day.
'.rhe short time It has been IN pro
rrcss," continued Mr. Dubois, mas ilr-
Rished proof OF the contentious OF lht
friends OF silver that there IS not
enough gold in the world to form the
bosis OF the worlds money, and II the
war continues the length OF time ! nave
Indicated. the truth OF this VIII nave
become too apparent for sueeessiu'
contrRventlon.
~ believe the Transvaal war VIII Ds
a mighty influence In the campaign OF
next year in this country, and that IN,
object lesson win convince the people OF
this country that It is not safe to place
on rold the entire burden OF the mon
etnry volume OF the world.
'.It may be Interesting TO observe that
the manic in New York was simultane.
Gus with the passage OF the house gold
standard bill. Now. n panic had fol-
lowed the passage OF n silver free coin:
ago bin, the wise men and the press OF
the land would have attributed II TO the
passage OF the BILL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-25
mo FURTHER
NEWS OF WAR
SITUATION.
Government Refused to Accept the
Duke of COnnaught, Who
Volunteered.
BOERS EXTENDING THEIRLINES.
Christmas Truce Observed by Both
English and BOer
Armies,

LONDON, Dec. 25. 4;SO a. m.-The
war office has received cablegram
from General Forester Walker, dated
Cape Town yesterday saying;
Have no further news of the gener-
al situation"
1t may be almost safely predicted
that nothing will occur to-day. A truce.
either formal or informal, is being kept
for the observance of Christmas by the
opposing forces.
The Duke of Connaught ngnin press
ed to be allowed to go to the front, but
the government declined to give its as
sent. Then waving considerations of
rank he offered his services to Lord
Roberts in any capacity as staff off,
Ger. Lord Roberts consented, but the
government again declined.
The Morning Posts correspondent at
ChIeveley, telegraphing on Monday,
December IS. and confirming Intelli-
gence already cabled, says:
"At dawn to-day the column struck
camp and formed new one, three
miles to the south, owing to the scare
ity of water"
A dispatch from Modder river, dated
December IS, says;
"The Beers continue extending their
trenches. They now have nearly twenty
miles of entrenched works due north of
the British camp, which also is in an
admirable position for defense. as the
surrounding country is perfectly level.
The Beers, moreover, are compelled to
keep force estimated at 10000 in Or
der to contain the British column. A
large number OF Lord Methuen's
wounded have recovered and are ready
to resume their places in the ranks
A dispatch to the Daily News from
Modder river, dated December IS, says;
"we are now waiting until England
shall have realized the actual facts. 1t
has to be admitted that man for man,
we have found ourselves pretty well
matched, but the Beers have always
the choice OF positions.
Let England then become alive to
the need for further 100000 men.
Such force will prove the truest econ
omy in both blood and treasure
LONDON, Dec. 25--4:2O a. m,-Among
minor news Items, It is announced that
Col. MacKinnon has been appointed to
command the city OF London imperial
volunteers. The Sixteenth Lancers have
been ordered to proceed from Bombay
to the Cape to meet the pressing need
OF cavalry. The Canadian, Colonel
Russard, has been appointed to General
French's staff.
II is rumored that the Free State is
about to move the seat of government
from Bloenfcnteln TO Winburg, the for-
mer being indcfensiblc DR.. Lcyds.
who has again been interviewed, as
serts that the Beers have ample nTms
and ammunition, declaring thas they
have Mausers enough to give each bur
CHER two and an equal number of Mar
| tint Henrys.
The morning papers are severely crit
icislnE the fact tina. General Sir Charles
Warrcns Fifth division Is being util-
tied to reinforce various points instead
OF being concentrated Mt one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-25
A BIG SALE
OF Coal Land in MonOngalia County.
100000 Distributed to Farmers,
and a Half Million yet to be Paid.


and a Half Million Yet to be Paid.
MoRGANTowN, w. Va, Dec. "a
The sale OF coal lands on the west side
of the river in Grant district is adding
very materially to the Christmas joys
of the farmers in that section. Many
of them viii have plenty of hard coin
with which to enjoy the festive season
and all of them in the deal will get II
within the next few weeks.
Thirty thousand dollars was paid out
on Friday afternoon and evening, and
an equal amount was disbursed to-day
among the farmers. The rest will be
paid out as rapidly as the deeds can be
presented.
Scott, Johnson & Co., Of this place,
made the deal through A. Howard
Fleming, of Falrmont. who acted as
agent. The parties buying the land
are not known, but 1t Is an eastern
syndicate who is doing business
through James AIIlholland, Of New
York, as trustee.
Twelve thousand acres of the coal
lies on scott's Run, Dents Run. Big
and Little Indian Creek and stewarts
Run. The coal all fronts on the river
and 1t includes practically all of the
coal lands in Grant district.
The total amount OF money to be
paid out VIII be between four and five
hundred thousand dollars. MoreIand 6;
Glasscock, of this place, have made the
abstracts to the property involved and
have been at work on 1t for several
weeks.
Mr.. Milholland will be here hereafter
on Wednesdays and Thursdays Of each
week to pay out the money that is to
be paid out, and 1t will pass through
the hands of Mr.. Fleming.
It is stated that the coal is bought
for development, but the exact status
of this part of the deal will not be
made known until later.
The deal is one OF the largest that
has ever been made in the county. and
1t speaks much for the future growth
and development of the section pur-
chased. The deal has been in the air
for the last eight years, and he has
labored necessarily for Its success dur
ing all of that time A number of local
people have also been interested in It.
They will clean up nice sum of money
for their labor. but will not make rich
men out Of themselves by any means
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-25

width from I'VE to twenty miles. On
these lowlands are the farms and plan
tatlons producing the islands yearly
crop OF sugar. all of which is sent to
1loIlo for shipment. In the lowlands
are found almost all the important
towns and villages. as well as most of
the roads, This geographical dIstrIbu-
tion of low productive lands on the
coast md mountain Businesses in the
Interior was the comfort of the early
bandits and marauders. and had much
to do with making their profession pos
sible and profitable on Negros island.
There were always. under Spanish rule,
bandits in the mountains, who lived by
raldlng the valleys: and when We pos
sessed Negros they were part of our
heritage from our predecessors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-25
RALPH wooDYARD,

OF West Virginia, Died of Yellow Fe-
yer in Cubu-ERort to Have Body
Brought Home.
Special Dispatch to the IntOlllgsneer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., DEC. AIN
formation wns received here yesterday
of the death in Cuba OF Mr.. Ralph
woodward. OF West Virginia, lie died
Of yellow fever.
Mr.. WoodyRrd had been in Cuba for
several months In the service of the
postonlce department. under Major r..
q. Rathbonc, An effort Is being made
by Senator Elkins. at the request of
friends. to secure permit OF the health
department in New York, and in other
states Intervening. for landing the re-
mains and conveying them to his home
in u Theoretically scaled caskct for
burial
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-25
FUNERAL OF D. |. MOODY

Will Be Held at the Congregational
Church at East Northfeld, Tuesday
Afternoon-HonOrary Pallbearers
Have Been Selected, and a Number
of Leading Ministers Will Take
Part.
EAST NoRTHFIELD, Mass. Dec
I.-The family of the late Dwight l.
Moody remained indoors nearly the en-
tire day, owing to the constant down
pour OF rain, leaving the house only for
a brief interval during the forenoon to
attend services at the Congregational
church. Mrs. Moody, who had been
much affected by the arrival OF her
sister and brother, Fleming Revell, and
Mrs. William II. Holden, of Chicago
last evening. was in her usual health
after a nights rest ana showed only
slightly the struggle which she has eX-
perlenced during the past few weeks
Mrs. L. c. Washburn, Mr. Moody's only
sister, is expected to arrive from her
home in Racine, Wis, tonight.
The service at the Congregations
church this forenoon were conducted by
Rev. {. ]. schofield, the pastor assist
cd by Rev. r. a. Torrey, OF Chicago
who had been associated with Mr.
Moody at the Bible Institute nt Chica
20, Mr.. Torrey's talk was principally
OF tn. life Of the dead evangelist.
The funeral is to be held Tuesday af'
ternoon at 2:SO o'clock and the details
have been completed. The body will be
taken to the church at Q a. m, by the
Mount Herman students, and viii lag
in state untll 2:SO in the afternoon
when the services will be held. after
which It will be taken to the last rest
ing place on Round Top. The only mu'
sic during the service, aside from sing
ing By the regular choir of the church
will be the singing OF Rock of Ages,
one OF Mr.. Moody's favorlte hymns, by
the Mount Herman male Quartette
Honorary pal-bearers have beer
named as follows:
Col. ]. ]. Janeway, New Brunswick
n. j.; II. C. Morse, OF the Y NJ u a
national committee. New York; George
c. stcbblns Brooklyn; Ira D. snnkey
Brooklyn; Gen. j. j, Estey, Brattle'
boro. Vt: Col. C. A. Hopkinson, Bos'
ton; II. n. Moore, Boston; DR.. N. t
Wood, of NorthAeld, and Prof a. II
Cutler, of Mount Herman Seminary
In answer to kilograms sent to sew
eral gentlemen who had been assocta'
ted with Mr.. Moody in his work, offer
ing to them an opportunity to speak
few words over the body OF the dead
evangelist i've have responded, accept
ing the invitation. Those who VIII
sneak are DR.. II. G. Weston, Of the Gro
zIer Theological Seminary, Chester
Pa; Rcv. Arthur Plcrson, OF Brooklyn
Bishop Mallalleu. of Boston; Rev. j
Wilbur Chapman, of New York, and II
NJ. Moore, OF Boston.