New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-03
MRS BAYARDLIID BESIDE HER DAUGHTER
BURIED IN THE OLD swRDEs CHURCH-MANY SoR-
ROWING FRIENDS PRESENT.

ROWING FRIENDS PRESENI.
WILMINGTON, Feb. 2 (Sp ec,dn.-F the
second time within fortnight the Bayard vault In Old
swedes' Cemetery. In this city. closed this after
noon over the body OF the who nearest and dear
to Secretary OF State With the exception Of the
weather, which In beautiful contrast with that OF
two weeks ago. when Mr. Bayards 81 lest daughter wae
buried the to-day painfully similar Tue same
forms and grefstrcken faces occupied the front
pews the old church that there on January 49,
athizing friends sat further back and. as
IL to perpetuate that impressive occasion. the same
hymns prayers and lessons were rendered by the same
pastors choir The hour appointed for the funeral
was r. M, aud several minutes before that time Mr.
Baysrd entered the sanctuary accompanied by MS
daughters Annie, Florence and Louisa They moved
quickly to their seats. where Mr. Bayard covered tho
pains and tears his face with his hands. He sat
bowed during the entire service
Mr. and Mrs. Warren. Nellie Bayard and the two
younger Of the family with DIR. Kane and wife,
Colonel Andrews and family, of Baltimore took seats
directly back OF the secretarys pew. The solemn
chants and responses Of the Protestant Episcopal
service were conducted by the rector, the Rev. Dr.
Martin and his assistant, the Rev. Jesse Higgins just
the services In the church were over tho venerable
He Or Marn tae ritual and was
followed by the choir with the hymn Jesus lover OF
rS S & 1on oh %S small sysr
plate which bore these simple words:
LOUISA LEE BAYARD.
Born February :, 1894; died January 80. 1885.
The coffin borne the grave by eight pal-bearers
among them senator Gray. Wlmot johnson, OF Mary
or the family here from distance, including every
member OF the Cabinet except Attorney General Gar,
McPherson. eX-SenatOrs Groome, OF Maryland, ana
paws, OF west rtEHli John w, 0
Ward Of Chester Penn; exGS>erp9r or Norton .r 81
present. Among those present from this state were
Chlef,Justlse Comegys aud Juig-s Houston, Wootten
Governor Hail. Secretary of state Causcy Colonel Henry
a. Dupont and nearly every official OF the State and
the members OF the Newcastle County Bar. - -.
1t had bsen arranged TO admit all from TINS city VINO
wished attend the funeral but the throns was 80 great
when the hour arrived that tie gates OF the cemetery .d
to he kept closed The guests from Washington AFTER
being refreshed at the homes Of Senator Gray and D
Train also carried away Mr. Bayard and his sor
TOwful family.
into mourning the death OF Mrs. baJard MI.
Mcaue has cancelled the arrangements for the reception
lie had ANNOUNCED Tor next Friday.
THE VAR IGliNST THE SLAUGHTER HOUSES
The monthly meeting of the Ladies' Health
Protective Association held YESTERDAY afternoon at
Lexington Hall. In West Fifty nn-st. Mrs. Herbert
the secretary OF the association read report OF the
accomplished since the organization in November
1854 The history OF the struggle wi IA the Kane
manure heap the foot OF East Forty seventh ST. aud
with butchers the East side, was fulT detailed
Il was reported that there Is s hope or an agreement
with buchors II beloved that tAe owners OF tue
slaughter houses along the East RIVER from fOrytru
10 Forty seventh sts may be induced to erect on the
same site am abattoir constructed I'm accordance with
modern hygienic princplcs At all events 1t has been
decided to abandon the attempt to remove all the
slaughter houses from the city, required by tue
bl introduced last spring IN tho legislature TINS, II
tI"usn wOuld he an in;nstcc to NJ 'strai VINO
has erected "A model ahatuir N tho foot Of West Fliy
eighth A. conference will he he'd with the other
hutrieia II they consent 10 erect properly con
-turrd slaughter house the site ~ the old ones then
bill will Ice introduced for their protection fOtb ding
the saught-rug 81 animals IN any otnrr part uf the
city. the contrary they s remain stubborn. tno
laile, viii Introduce bill 10 furc0 them 10 bald an
abattur which will not he nuisance.
II was reported thath complaint had been received
from Mrs TGrey OF No. Ji2 host Ihnty eiehtn St:
that next door ueighhor, Mrs. Carroll oi
No 3.st has stable winch stands on Il gher ground
than Mrs. Tlrlcys back yard The stable has no con.
necon the sewer aud al the refuse from runs
down Mss Turkeys premises. Sho shys that she
has frequently complained 10 the Board - Health with
out obtaining redress aud asks to ladies Ia Interest
themselves In boha T. Tue association mas found
tptal nuisance, with which II has drcd i to
interest ITSELF the difficulty With the butchers
is settled Tbs the offa per West Thirty eighth
which OF the ladies reported ~ be In terrible
condition. A committee ~ four appointed to In
ys.tig ate IT, The association Will give concert IN
March in behalf OF tho Diikouncssen Fund IN the
church 81 the Divine Paternity Dr. Laton has freely
offered the use OF tue church for the OCCASION.