New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-27
zee whose hearts are aching

words of comfort TO those whose hearts are acnins
with loneliness and breaking underneath the 6urden
day The God OF ali comfort hath already aonn,
dainty comfored them with c1 on dtbers
have spent hours in the last few days with those
who are nearest TO our dePsI n ,bor ho%a been
words OF rest in God and Of triumph. AS one os
them has said God must be answering tne pray ere
being $50 SO wonderfy sustained Another has said
lis last four glorious hours 0d s another BE
sure that every word to-day is a word OF triumph
mis- Sor ho as IS found in the words OF Paul
in Corinthians xv 10; by the grace oil S TGS
an What al. 0% love GGd ID has D. " Moody The
thought IS found in Joshua T. 90 over this Jordan
thou 1' and ali this people unto the land which DO
give to them The death o. MI Moody Is ,s C as
so.ate so' 10 ministers OF the Word everywhere
to the whole Church; Ouf v ie say Not for
minute Listen to what God says 60Gr Is ' SeaS
is fallen, move forward Moses my ,be land Be
strong and Of good courage be not atf ara tboe
was with d. l.. Moody so ! VIII De Will '"''
will not fail thee nor forsako thee.
KIND WORDS FROM OTHER FRIENDS.
Bishop W. F. Malalieu. of the Methodist Epi s.
copal Church. who mad KNOW" ~ 80 ~ the
1875. said that In Mr.. Moody's death one "a 'r
truest bravest pures and most influential men VI
the century had passed 10 his rest ana ms iem"'r
rbn Rev Dr / Wilbur Chapman Of NeW-AorA'
said that the whole scene seemed IKE " Wy
One thing was natural-the sunlight rest'ns y.
his face The speaker had been heipeo iii'o rs"
as q college student by the evangelists sermon
..sov,,nc and Roaming" As Christian, pastor
and an EVANGELIST he had often been nelpeSd d 10y
him As he sat at Mr. MQodys leet enetS ~ The
an1 before him he dedicated himself to
better living and better preaenng y,ne where Mr.
Moody is could not feel greater sta SeS u referred
~ persons
yearsCharies Ii. spurgeon in Lond3n e ntSer
Of nc Salvation Army and George Muller In Bris-
tol --G added that Mr. Moodys death was Was a
eTeat5r loss than that of any Of the fGgr me9Ione1
Mr Moody was a great man, he said having u tl e
greatness of goodness. Everything that ne tS
succeeded The speaker estimated tnat MI MGTeG
had addressed audiences aggTegang one aub boo
million people during his public me ms ooGHs
ecore Of buildings in Europe and America, besides
carving on for twenty years his great eoucauoH"i
n pr Wharton fellow evangelist, and John
Wepamsker also saS SPOKE menonGd The service
closed with the singing by the Mount hfF TN
bn words written by Major Whittle and the music
by his daughter, Mrs MoooE'
THE OLIvET OF NoRTHFIELD
A,er the publc services the coffin was carried
again by the Mount Hermon students TO kounu
TOP the Olivet OF Mortified, ana placed !" d"
vault inst at the crown OF the little MIL "he'o
many Of the best meetings are held every year
Mr.. Moody tnought ildt 'H0 ~ 0
While no was living and he had been heard 10
cav that there was no place on earth that ne
r.ou,d nrcfer 10 be when that eventfu hour
dawned than on Round Top His remark was re-
called after he entered within the gates, ana no
other place Of burial was even menuoneu;; h,r.h
From this resting place one may see MS -, Oh We
Mace a little more than stones throw, 10 tIe
so,tb. his own home for the last quarter oI ~
49, atnut as far 10 the west; the seminary Dul.
ings some Of them minutes yak 70 d tnT he
chs mel and Overtown Hail. four miles dlStan' az
pear across the beautiful ConneGuc9H,, RIM ip New
TIs,rneSiro is plainly seen while the MUS aDout
i{rattIeboro VT stand out In bold rellci'
n HYMN and the benediction composer '"o 'i'"P
service at the grave. ~, Moody will he
An authorized biograph Of Mr. Moody WI al
~ the family and published at no GUSTAV f sc J' a
hut no plan has been formulated yet lo' 'U -
work.