, 1877-08-10
MRS, HAYES.
THE FUNERAL SERVICES


Of tho late Mrs. 4. s. Hayes, wife Of cx-Comp-
trollcr lluyes. were lletd yesterday afternoon
Mt her late rcsslcnre, tur1lur Ut Carroll aYcAue
And North Shcldoh street. There was con-
siderable attendance OF friends and relnttvca Of
the t,eseaycl family, Including many prominent
citizens who lad been associated with slr,
Hayes politically antl In business lifc. Mcssrs.
Carter Il. Harrison, Sol smith, j. 4. Jarwoll,
Walter kitnball, II. H.. tionofe, aud j. II.
Winston aytc,l AZ pall.LeaEcss.
cn s %,s 1e,a ~ ,a Of M En'sS9a %
was 'assisscl by tho ltcy. Mr. k.nuuy.
Aces. 4st' eieit for 'e' ne,* .*t aftcr ' vl.ieh d
bishop seLaren lnade brief address,. After
dwelling Oil the mystery OF death and tho sud
icnncss with which It oltctt overwhelmed man
kind, tho speaker referred to tlIu beauty Of Mrs.
liaycp' llte and character, hcr charity and kind
ness Of heart. and tho nIAncr IN which slc Gu
Of her In Tho threcsol capacity u wife. moth
or, AMI ftlcni, and f:atl touching tribute 10
thu lnrnlory of thu departed 1m!Y. A. The con
c!uslon Of this part Of tlie services the lan'ilY
.ery wt'rrc the t'ly was Inferred. The lssv. Mr..
kinney reading the appropriate scryccs.
Mrs. Lizzie J. Hayes was within q month Of
attuiniug her +th birthday. having been horn
Ss sx @ aa o wSsS sY seay. II e .xs Sss ad
Tie youngest lU. 6he wah possessed Of tasnt
OF ahovc the cOtn,1,un order, was yllaI7lllng
eonyersRtlonastst. and Ut elegant tnanncrs.
Her PURSE was aiways open y tho distressed,
and atu possessed q sympathetic and eaaritable
disposition. It Il brlttyed that her last and
fatal Illness was superlnuueed Dy fatigue and
exposure Hli!t n fceb health, acal having been
lnade upon her for asslssan>c, tu which shc felt
bound to respond, though physically unit for
Out-.loor work Ut the time. While IN no Sense
u believer in t!e advanced duetriues OF "Wunt-
EMS rights" .hc felt deeply the right ot her sex
to 4 full equality and protection Under the Law,
anu BY her w,ll she 10 limited the eatates OF hcr
uaugdtcrs u " secure them support under all
contingencies. Her drath Wilt be- deeply
n,ourlisd, not only by her immediate ctrelc of
frIcAas. but bY nlapy who received a. her hands
bounty OF which Tho world neycr knew.
TIE WORK1NGMEN's PARTY
NO DEMONSTRATIONS HoRDAr.
The English section Of tho WurkinRmen's
party OF Illinois (Con,tnunists) held their 1cgs,-
lar weekly meeting laat cycuing ut Brantel's
saloon. corner Of State and Randolph streets.
Tic business of tho cycniux consisted iu 4
lengthy debate ~ 10 tho feasibility of establEsh
luz II Engllss, organ IN thEs city. Tho attend
auce at the meeting was rather slim, but ihose
present agreed that sucll m organ was uecessa-
~ all would benefit the party greatly. But
tile yfeat stumbling block iii the why Of bring
tn. nut tho paper VIA Iouu4 10 Ut tt.e sgarctty
ol tuuds mud tha poverty vi the Work!ugulen.
| so.ne wautc.l to nuke thu paper tho o1Euu ot
the various sra.et-untoas 10 as to get tEsss or
Ran,kato.s to help thesn IN getting Il up. Others
ugain were opposed to th[s ~ they lid not
tt,'nk the tradcs-un!ona were Yet Hlo
to appreciate NJ urg4a Ut this kind. u wuull
be better, they thouxLt, IL let tl!e morklngalci'
suiteF i0F IL wAlle Longer, that they might bet.
ter appreciate the situation. rllu matter will
be further Disguised Ut tAu a,cxt meeting.
The Erand procession Ut IapoFiu* incn to the
| Council Chamber, whtet, was contemplated toi
the cTeuine ii the l3!h, WIS postponed tndeN
nltrlY, It Vas thought r4ller unwtse to lHitats
tue City Fathers tou much at this time. Brsi.les
IL WIS thought that the lahoFsnR men, nfter las
I weeks ex peEience. might ba father ayesae Il
ri<klng thcir skulls By Joining procession ant
| Decentralization u this kind.
1oAs 1'ofl4uqn.tH Of thttdgo: The Working
| neu's party OF lilo United St&ics has decided Il
AhatAfn from tho proposed decentralization ou Mon
day. Aug IL, at kh1 city Hsl1 for thu fUllowlnI
/ frl+on4:
! tIr1t-Ths taxes for 1B73.'74 eaunot be collect
! cd N summary nan1er BY the Law reeenu