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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-06
PETIT JURORS

List of petit jurors drawn to at
tend before the circuit court of
Monongalia county, West Virginia,
on Tuesday, Feb. s, 1898:
Hudson Youst, j. B. Pringle, Sol
ONION Frum, F. M. Wilson, Millard
Conwell, f. S. Kinsley, Harry
Fleming, William Harner, D. T.
Thorn, Luther j. Howell, A. P.Cross,
Sanford Mason, Clayton Stansberry,
John Sanders, Minor NJ. Tenant,
I. Fl. Kennedy, Mark Stiles, Albert
Smell, Owen L. darlington, Sanford
G. Brock, Nelson Skater, John j.
Reiner, Herbert w. Fleming, James
S. Arnett, John N. Webb, B. G.
Dorsey, Hugh Prather, Stephen A.
Stansberry, George Brand, Sanford
Brewer, Corbly Ammons, Joseph L.
Henderson, w. III. Layton, d. w.
Nicely, VIM. A. Pool, S. Keck.
John A. Thorn pson and George
nj. John, jury commissioners for
Monongalia county, w. Va.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-06
The Lending FIoris

Mary M. Jenkins, Florist Grafton,
w Va. Fine cut flowers and floral
designs speciality. Potted plants in
variety Grafton, w. Va. Box 22l.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-06

ALL the local news every day de-
livered at your door for six cents a
week. How can you do without it?
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GRANT DISTRICT.

l.. W. Conway ct al to Dennis M.
Trickett, certain house and lot in
Laurel Point, $500.
Jesse f. Trippett to A. L. Hough,
l A, / r, II P, same to f. d. West,
II Ia acres, $421.87.
CLAY DISTRICT.
John G. Morris and wife to Daniel
f. Morris, ] interest in 80 1-8 A.
Dover Della Morris, widow, $500.
CLINTON DISTRICT.
James 0. Holland to Sanford 0.
Holland, % A. Partition Of land and
$50 per year to widow.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-06

Books and pictures are pretty well
sold out at Posten's. A few bargains
left.
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CLAY DISTRICT.
Jury List.
GRAND JURORS.

Henry Fox, Edward w. Carlow,
William Youst, Sherman Tough, j.
w. Brock, Alfred Shriver, Benjamin
Core, George Walls, Nimrod A. Ten
nant, A. E. Tough, o c. Johnson,
Adam Nye, j. B. Crago, Emery
BaYles
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1t doubtless puzzles Senator VOL
colt to find some financial plan OF the
administration upon which to fasteR
his trolley.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-06

A FULL line of Marvin's cakes and
crackers, at A. L. Nye's.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-06

Commissioner Evans has thrown a
huge chunk of raw meat into the
pension agent cage.
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Wisconsin Farm Lands.

There is rush now to the choice
unoccupied farm lands along line of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway in Central Wisconsin.
Good quarter sections can now be
had for 81 and upwards per acre,
one-third cash, balance on long time
at current rate Of interest.
For further particulars address
W. E. Powell, General immigration
Agent, 410 Old Colony Building,
Chicago, Ill.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Below is list of the transfers of
real estate admitted to record in the
county clerks office since our last re-
,nyf.
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PLATFORM

Resolved. That the nominees of
the convention pledge themselves to
ascertain as near as possible the
condition of the towns finances and
to publish a statement of same as
soon after the election as possible.
That they will open and keep a
proper set of books so that the con
dition of the towns affairs may be
ascertained at any time and that they
publish detailed statement of the
receipts and expenditures during
their administration before retiring
from office
They shall also pledge themselves
to keep within the available funds
of the town and to provide for and
maintain the sinking fund according
to law as soon as practicable. After
ascertaining the true condition of
the towns finances, they will submit
proposition to the citizens to fund
the floating debt at present stand
ing.
And if they deem the time propi-
tious a general plan for the COM
mencement of permanent improve
ment of the streets be adopted.
The school board elected will be
something like this
School Board Ticket.
The following is suggested as a
good school board ticket.
DIR. L. S. BROCK,
T. PICKENPAUGH,
A. FAIRCHILD,
DIR. j. 2. FITCH
VIM. H. BAILEY.
Respectfully submitted by many
Citizens.
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MoRGANTowN is the best town in
the state and she has the best one
cent daily in the state Why not
subscribe?
IRA COLLINS and party of ten
men are getting out ties near Viii
Hanson for the Ironton Cross Tie
Company. They ha', established a
camp and will spend the winter in
the timber REGIONS of Mingo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
col. Hay TAKES THE OATH or OFFIch'

he ATTENDS CABINET MEETING AND BEGINS
WORK AT THE STATE DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3o.-Coonel John Hay was
sworn into Office 90 Secretary Of State AT II O'CLOCK
this forenoon The ceremony took place IN 'he
Presidents room at the White House. and the oatn
was administered by Justice Harlan or the gu
nreme Court Colonel Hay Immediately joined MS
collearup in the regular Friday Cabinet meeting
on len wing the White House Colonel Hay went 70
the DEPARTMENT Of State and entered actively INTO
tho discharge OF the duties Of hts new office. sign
ing the official mail for the first time In MS ca
rocitv AZ Secretary Of State. In the afternoon NJ
received the heads Of bureaus. clerks ana o'ne'
emplov.s Of the Department. in many cases rehc"
inr acouaintances formed when he was ASSISTANT
Secretary many years ago. Although no appon'
rnent has vet been made II seems 10 be Se''leu ''
Spencer Eddy. who accompanied colonel hay run
ondon Will be his private secretary In the S'h'e
Denar.m.nt He acted in that capacity Tor to'o-
mol Hav while the latter was Ambassador to Eng
land 100
Invitations are being sent 10 the diplomatic corps
IN WASHINGTON 10 attend reception 10 be given
NV Secretary Hay at the State Department MONDAY
morning in order thet he may establish torHai
,.,atiors with the representatives Of foreign row.
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WILL BE Held FOR ETTRADTTION,

WARRANT OFT FIR THE WOMAN IN LONDON
SUPPOSED TO RE DR. GUILFoRD
London Sept 30-The officials Of the Cnited
states Embassy received yesterday evening IN
s'ruc;ions In regard 10 the extraction OF the
woman alleged be DR.. Nancy Guilford. the Hio-
wife OF Bridgeport. Conn. who arrived at Liver
poo on Tuesday last on the steamer Vancouver
ron Montreal A warrant for the PROVISIONAL HI
rest Of the woman. until the arrival here OF eN-
Tradition documents is now In The HANDS or me
'mcisis Of Scotland Yard police inspector mas
charge % the case. but thus far the woman mas
nov been arrested
D'ogeport. Conn. Sept 3o-Eudora Guilford' the
laughter Of DR. Nancy Guilford. arrested for al
eeeo completely in the Gin murder case arrived IN
1 city this morning IN charge OF Deputy-Sherih
-neocore Miller OF Stamford The prisoner was at
on'e taken 10 police headquarters, where she was
-''se'ed for over hour with Superintendent BIZ
"'''snsm and Detective Arnold Later she was as
s"ed 10 cell in the female department She was
n'1ucc,ed by the interview During the morning
ose Drayton wac taken from the jail 10 ponce
.eadeuar,ers end again examined. il IL though,
,aa' the story told b. Miss Guilford conflicts win
d.. eS previously told By Mrs.. Drayton The ponce
~ss CUll.oTd
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DIED..

BELmon Thur.day, a, midnight a. her r-s.Asnes. ~
e" West 5sths' Louisa ssdler Bell. wife Of the late
Fs Sp, 'eTy,s-. will be held at Zion and s. rmohys
K is} ." sml, p no nv
Charleston and Savannah papers pleas. copy
bLAcK~AN-on Thursday september ~ isas oeorvs
ra w sl'ekrnsn aged ~ year. month: 20 day.
Interment private.
Bu , - paina.la on Wednesday. s.p..m-
r. A Bunting Of ew-York. aged 81 years months
asr s' j. 1S su SS @
In'erment convenience. Of family
coRY-At Orange y. j.. on Friday september ~ 1905
susan milford widow of James Cory in her 9th year.
i.8 entire ST. Orange Mondsy october g. a.
rnterment at the convenience u the family
cRowE-Thursiay. september 81 Mr, Ann, s Grove,
rm nsush'er q the Rev n sample. y 4.
Church. Of West 2ad st at p m
FRosr-M Garden ci,' September o. 1895 Sarah Frost
Notice Of funeral hereafter
YoTk. FRIDAY. seDtemb-r 80 cEarls: J. Gir, ;rcd 70
Notice funeral hereafter
HALIe-in Eansor Ireland. Saturday September II.
sb ' se. Rue 5ohn ai p D. IL D. pastor Of the
Funeral services al he church TUESDAY octotcr is9s
Friend. will Kindly refrain IRON, sendins flower.
Members OF III. congregation vii be admitted the
after which hour the win be open 70 III:
Of F wa% HO ssG' ans aa 70 sn1s
Funeral ,is =, I rro,,1s, ~ cRslm s,, ~
t-mber Faith l. TIuestis ="
an: + s S:'G %am a.. Ron e. R s::
f9aa aye Carriages viii me. train leaving Grand
JOHNSTON suddenly s.penbsr % e, ~. ,-,,..,..
ro 6sT son saT,b Asn Frazer 80 BIS Hay't
Relatives and friends invited to attend tn. tn.r.,
Tn'erment Newburg y. Y.
Kenny. e mery ., No $50 s,h-s, Brossiya' w,so~
Ss'Gs from M her ~ , S's.
g, s ,i der to :, Thomas Asuinas. ch%rcs
offered for the rerose ~ her soul
MKINLEY-on Thursday September 20 1895. Michael
Relatives and friends also Holy Name Society war VET
Grams and bis associates in the Engineer Department
funeral o HI. e sa ss . a.sS tie
Brookyn on Monday. October 3. a, $50 10 So Jsmsss
year Of her age. Mary A. Mliman
Fd.y s.nns s. ss s9 10 '~n'1 F''A
Interment az Albany.
Albany papers please copy
MINoR-In Brooklyn, Y. on September - 1895 Anna
Psrspont Minor. daughter o, the late James " ard
Funeral from Church corner Of hicks-. and orsos
Court, Court Brooklyn a, p m. Saturday. October l.
virginia papers please copy
NIXON-Suddenly at 80 a. m September %. sos q
Eneleuood. " J.. william Nixon the es,h ysAs
of his
Funeral sunday Train leave. Chamber. q, 10
PINTOTI,-A New Brighton Staten Island ser,efnhnD
30 James Rntoul aged 81
Funeral Monday, October At II m. from No O.
Tompkne- ave. st. George. Staten Island
B'st leaves South Ferry az IN a.
WEEKS-suddenly. his residence No s46 MaAisunr
ave On Thursday. September N. Samuel Weeks. 80
rs years
Relatives and friends invited 20 attend the funsraA
from his late residence az II O'Clock Monday noruAG
October
In,ermen, Vooia~n
A.-The Kensico CemetePy.-Prvats ststsA
Harlem Railroad <8 ride the Grand Cantro1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
MINING TOWN IN TERROR.
PEOPLE FLEE FROM THEIR HOMES AT
PANA, ILL.
AND NEGROES SPECIAL TRAIN HELD
Up by STRIKERS

Pana. ILL., Sept. So-Last nisht was one OF terror
for the people of Pana. Tvo-thrds ~ the houses
were unoccuped Each OF the houses occupied
contained n group Of families In some cases all
the residents OF entire block spent the dark
hours in one house. armed. and awaiting attacks
expected 10 be made by the negroes imported from
Alabama.
All night the striking union miners reinforced by
brother miners from other towns armed with shot
guns ana rifles. paraded the streets, and in some
cases lay In ambush. housetops and IN alleys
awaiting the coming ~ the negroes from SPRING
side and Penwell stockades. who had announced
an intention 10 march into the city and drive out
the white people. But the deputy sherlns were
successful in keeping the under control and
within the stockaiss. Many shots were fred In the
vicinity Of the mines throughout the night but
To-day in response to sheriff columns urgent
appeal Battery r. Of Jaleshurg and two companies
of Hamton's Sons OF Veterans were on The way 70
Pana They by the Governors instructions 10
protect the lives of citizens and their property bu:
under no consideration assist the mine owners In
operating the mines with imported labor. Manv
visiting miners. heavily armed. arrived here to-day.
and later with two hundred local miners lett the
city for Shelby County three miles cast to inter
cep' Baltimore and Ohio train. said 10 DC convey
Ing sixty negro miners to Pana to take union mems
intended to have all citizens white or BLACK: dis
Ing for troops last evening reported or negro
killed in Wednesdays riot and several Won ded
last night inside he stockades He said ne was
afraid of being mobbed ny the miners and > az for
fear Of mobs his father and mother have Ut the
city.
ST. Louis. Sept 3o-A special dispatch 20 The
os-Dspatch" from Pana Ill. says: Two hun
dred Pana miners held up special Baltimore ana
Ohio train at the line ~ Shelby and Christian coun-
ties Ut , o'clock this afternoon. Tho train was
ca arriving sixty negroes 70 work in the Pana mines.
At the muzzles Of their guns the miners compelled
the negroes leave the train. and started 10
march them 10 Tower Hi TO send them back 70
Washington. Ind. The miners had hantkerchiafs
over their faces when they held up The train.
which was DELAYED only few moments. Sheriff
COPYRIGHT is said 20 be on the way to Tower Hill
with 4 nosse 70 release the negroes. c''sh be
tween the miners and deputies is expec'eo Wal
Putterbsush. who brought the negroes from
the South left the train AT Flora heng fearful ~
n hold-up and knowing that he would suffer rough
treatment at the hands ~ the miners
Aurora Ill. Sept N-Company G. Of Colonel
Hamton's regiment. Illinois National Guard. sew
enty-fve strong, Captain L. A. Harris comma nd
ing has started for Springfield In response 20 or
ders II is intended for service In strike troubles
at Pana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
NARBLEHEAD OFFICERS AT QUEBEC.

Quebec. Sept 3o.-Captain McCalla' OF the uhl'eu
States cruiser Marblehead has not yet received per-
mission from Washington to visit the city or Mon
treal The officers OF the Marblehead are having
delightful time in this beautiful old city and nave
received many Invitations 10 the social events tax
ing place Yesterday they attended severai at
homes and garden parties. and In the evening occu
pied boxes with the officers OF the brltlsn WIT
rhips at the Academy Of Music.
Yesterday morning Mayor Parent visited the
Marblehead and presented TO Captain McCalla the
beautifully painted shield which served as one OF
~ aarnr9 lions at the citizens ball last week II
bas tho American arms and the motto, honlmagss
Ia Marine Americaine" Captain McCaIla Is PROUD
a, 10 ~, n the Marblehcad does not go TO Mon
real if is likely that she Will leave quebec on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
STICIDE OF AN ACTOR.
SCOTT INGI vs. FORMERLY OF MISS
ARTHUR's COMPANY. KILLS HIMSELF
BECAUSE HE WAS DISCHARGED

BECAUSE HE WAS DISCHARGED.
Scott Inglis thrty-hve years old an actor until
recently In Miss Julia Arthurs company. ahot and
killed himself last night In his in the 'heatri
cal boarding house at No a West Twenty-seventh-
st Tnelis was an Englishman He acted in Eng
land some years ago and went 10 Australia about
nine years ago. under engagement to Williamson
& Musgrove who are well-knoUn theatrical man
ayers there For about eight years he acted in
their companies IN Australia and in New-zealand.
When Mrs James Brown Potter and Kyrle Dellew
went there he member OF their company.
Another member OF Il was Miss Amy Stuart who
acted in their support in The Queens Necklace.
ct Days Theatre. She was married 70 1ngs IN
Australia. They TO this country year ago.
he having been engaged 10 support Miss Arthur In
"A Lady Of Quality"
Inglis was dismissed by Miss Arthur this week
because he got drunk and failed TO attend re-
hearsals This. with the prospect Of idleness ana
poverty. was probably the motive . suicide. Mrs
Inglis Is sick and at home tn her family in
Thompson. Clark County. KY.
She went home last winter with her husband. end
when he returned TO NewYork IN the spring she
remained behind to Try 70 ,egan a hsr HAITI .as
were the best Of terms.
When Inglis lost his part n ,hs Arthur comPs pa.
Arthur and try 10 get back his place Inglis me,
Miss Arthur Yesterday morning at the Hol,and
House When he returned home he told Mrs
Wickes that Miss Arthur had spoken kindly 10 him.
bur as she had filled his place she could not at
3rst cbanee however But this did not cheer IN
glis. and he killed himself about o'clock IN the
Ingls played the part Of The Duke in "A Lady OF
Quality during It's run last season ana ms -
vas 10 hsve nao ee ss also cast for
parts in other plays OF Miss Arthurs repertory. ne
on the road on Monday II his plans had not been
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
PETER MQTADF.

Peter Mcouade a Wholesale liquordeale died
G., his home IN Tompkins-ave. New Brighton,
staten Island at 7 O'Clock yesterday morning. from
acute sastritis Mr.. McQuade was born in Ireland
about sixty years ago. and came 10 this country
With his father about fourteen years later MT NC
ouade err. started in the wholesale hquor business
a., 1910 and I'D 10 the time OF his death conducted II
rncess,,ly Peter McQusde was soon taken into
or,nership with his father. and had continued me
anagement OF the business up to the present tirne
'.h1ns sJr wears ago Mr. McQuade was taken with
a. st,ack of locomotor ataxin and had been an
invalid ever since He was captain N Inc An a..
i,SS,ion He leaves widow. two daughters
TTii,,aSeth and Mary. and one son. victor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW.
CONVENTION IN RALTIMoRF-oNE THOUSAND
INCREASE IN MEMBERSHIP

CONVENTION IN RALTIMoRF-oNE THOUSAND
INCREASE IN MEMBERSHIP
Baltimore Sept 3o-At the third days session
Of the convention Of the Brotherhood OF ST Andrew
the Rev Endicou Peabody. headmaster Of Groton
School near Boston. aroused much enthusiasm on
the subject Of football He discussing the sub
ject The Brotherhood Men OF the Future" his re-
marks having reference TO boys work He said
boys must be dealt with firmly and deprecated the
display OF emotions concerning them which he
designated "womanish" He advocated athletics
for boys, and said:
All athletics good for boys Bicycling is
good tennis is good. baseball is good and that
game IL good which friend Of mine calls the most
spiritual Of all football" The speaker then
eulogized the latter game at considerable length
Reference was made by Mr.. Peabody 70 the sale
OF impure literature in public places and he said
the brotherhood should take up n special work
the abolition OF such literature from every decent
place. The utterance this subject was ap-
plauded
The Rev Thomas E. Winecof. warden Of the
Episcopal Hall University OF West Virginia also
discussed the subject Of boys work. Addresses
were made by the Rev. J. G. Moon. missionary at
pGe BTs5 o oRa r. e Rv Mr. Moon rePofe
seven churches and chapels with $50 COMMITMENTS
TIC Committee on junior work reported that
thirty-fve new chapters had been formed IN me
252 The membership was reported as nearly three
thousand an increase Of one thousand during the
wear The Committee on Bible Lessons. which had
in charge the work Of planning a uniform system
Of lessons for Sunday schools reported that II had
laid out plan for several years The report was
adopted. ,.-. -. 49,. .ro, ,o,.or
.pca was ."The Cause Of Christ" and the speaker
10 discuss the sub-topic Enlistment and Equip
rent" the Rev. Charles r. Brent. OF 81. stephens
The programme tonight was as follows; Public
rncotine tie Right Rev Davis Sessums, Bisnop OF
louisiana chairman; subject. What i Means 70
he Churchman." |. The Heritage OF the Past
tIan lie NJ g.
mont H. The Requirement OF the Present Siias
Mc3ee vice-presdent Of the Brotherhood OF 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
NEW TURN IN ROCKEFELLER SUITS.
THE 1895 TAX CASE BROUGHT Up AGAIN BEFoRH
A REFEREE

THE 1895 TAX CASE BROUGHT UP AGAIN BEFORE
REFEREE.
The long contested Rockefeller tax suit took an
other turn yesterday. and additional legal COM
plicatons will be the outcome. The case or VIII
lam Rockefeller which begun In 1895 against
the Mount Pleasant assessors. and was suspended
last year resumed yesterday before Franklin
Couch Of Peekskill, referee. at the Miard Build
ing IN Tarrytown. Frank V. Millard. counsS for
the assessors opposed TO proceeding with the
case as he had filed notice OF appeal in the 1897
case and wanted 10 wait until the decision NJ the
Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court wac
given Howard II. Morse. counsel for Mr Rocke-
Teller insisted on going with the 1895 case Mr.
NillarS stated that he wanted 10 save The TAX
payers Of Mount Pleasant Township fro unneces-
sary litigation and Mr.. Morse replied that he was
willing 10 take as evidence in the 1896 case the
testimony in the 1897 case. the same to stand as
in the former case and 10 produce any OF his wit,
nesses for further cross examination Mr. Millard
declined the offer. and Mr.. Morse called John w.
Free a real estate expert, 10 the stand, whereupon
MI Willard left his own building. and the hearing
vent on as II nothing had occurred The hearing
vas continued in the Willard Building until an
adtournment was taken for luncheon. while Mr..
MiIlard received his clients In adjoining building
In the afternoon the hearing was resumed at the
Offices Of Free a. Murray
Mr.. Millard said that he would apply 10 the
courts for n stay and Mr.. Morse said that the
case would be tried 10 finish with all possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
MR. BATARD'S BODY AT WILMINGTON.
FUNERAL SERVICES WILL Re HELD THIS AFTER


Wilmington. Del. Sept 3o.-The train bringing
INC body Of Thomas F. Bayard from Dedha m.
Mass. reached this city at s:35 o'clock tonight
Fifteen hundred people were at the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad station when the train arrived Mr. Bay
ards body was AT once taken TO the Old Swedes
Church. where another large crowd had collected.
Inc coffin was placed I'm front of the chancel,
where IL will remain until the services tomorrow
afternoon. The Rev. Or. O. W. Douglass Of Tux
edo Park y. Y. will oficiate. The following pail
bearers have been selected Grover Cleveland.
John V. Craven. Thomas Craven. of Salem ~ ] :
Governor Tunnel. Chancellor John r. Nicholson.
Judge l. G. Grubbs, Or. j. a. Draper end Henry c.
tanning. OF Wilmington; Henry w Bryan Of
Washington. and George l.. Rives of New York
Dedham Mass. Sept. @.--In pursuance OF ar
engagements made yesterday the body OF Thomas
F. Bayard was sent to the home of the family In
Wilmington. Del. to-day The body left Karlsten
the home Of Mr.. Bayard's daughter. Mrs s. n
Warren. at o'clock. and was followed 10 the sta
ton by carriages containing the members Of the
family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
OBITUARY.
CHARLES p. ALLEN.

Charles = Allen a member Of the Municipal
Council and president Of the old American lnsu-
tutc whose exhibition is in progress at the Acad-
erny OF Design died Unexpectedly yesterday morn
ing at his home. No. 155 West Forty-hfth-st He
was ct one time a Quarantine Commissioner MT
.uor u,s a ell-xnown figure in local insurance
circle. He was formerly officer OF the Great
Western Marine Insurance Company. and at the
time of his death was corresponding secretary OF
.hn rnsurance Gle ks Mutual BeneAt Association.
An incident OF his candidacy for Counellman was
that his Republican opponen, was N =, "a.
Nurphy president OF the Board OF all Mdiseefs
~ the American Institute.