New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
ACTION ON MIR. KELLrS DEATH.
CALLERS AT THE HOUSE YESTERDAY.

no PROCESSION TO THE CATHEDRAL-A DELEGA-
TIOS FROM WASHINGTON.
There were many callers at the house of John
Kelly. IN East slxty-nnth-s. yesterday Most of them
merely left their and OF condolepce for
Mrs Kelly. She somewhat recovered from the first
shock of her bereavement Recorder smyth called on
Mrs Kelly and acqu ain ted her with the action OF the
Tammany Society and the Tammany Committee on Or
ganzation concerning Mr. Kelly's death Deputy sherin
Bernard c. Martin has received telegram from Wash
ngton announcing that Representative william c. May
bury. OF Detroit; sergeanaArms Sam uel Donelson OF
the House OF Representatives and probably others OF
those who recently initiated members OF the Tam
many Society. will attend the funeral The Fire Com
mission RS yesterday adopted the following
The Board having received Information NJ the death OF
seess ans % % Tor i" h many good
traits character aud virtues citizen and public Oeer
nd Il Is ordered that as marx Of respect the otnces III
similar action taken by the old Board Of Excise
Ia Bond-st.
The coffin containing the body OF Mr.. Kelly was
brought down from second story or his hou'e ana
placed in the back parlor in the afternoon. The body
was enveoped in a shroud and plain black cravat
encrcIed throat The face visible through the
glass of the coffin lid Those who knew him well IN iife
will be panied at the change that has taken place
The massive features shrunk-u the entire face
has and pinched appearance that Indicates the
great suffering through in the last seventeen
months During the evening there many visitors
Among them many OF his old political associates
Among the members OF Tammany Hall who called we're
Fire Commissioner Croher. sheriff Grant. exJustice
John McQuaie. Police Justice John j. tiornan GonerM
I. g. Splnoia Register Reilly. ex-Poce Jnsce Will
IAN Dodge. Coroner Ferdinand Levy. school Commis-
soner M0riarity. Edward Cahill, John Pine. Arthnr
Leary, ClyIl Justice lngraham. W. BOurke COckrah'
6tner Visitors 'V wsr: Mr. and Mrs Eugene Kelly.
ana Mrs Rrnry a IL Ssns psPa shS, S A.
seeger. Coroner John H. Nugent Senator W. tispna.
gen. Dr. JOhn ~ McCreery Henry l. Clinton. X = New
connie, Matthew Levy. William Lslor, Mr. and Mr. A. l.
Hilyer. the Rev H. C. McDOwa!i. Charity COmmlssio
Porter and simmons The body may be seen Dy
friends to-day. This evening it WILL he prepared Or re-
moval 10 the Cathedral
Mrs Kelly. accompanied by her sister. attended mass
yesterday morning at the Cathedral. This Is the hrst
time she nsa been out OF the house since
been made in tine funeral arrangements
There will he no procession from the house To TUE
Cathedral in Difference TO The wish OF Mrs Kelly Inc
pews the centre aisle OF the Cahrd al Will De -serve
The family and frien's The pews IN the sle asies
will he thrown open to the public No ticket admission
to the funeral services Will be required.
Mrs. Francis d. Ceary, Mr. keiy' sister telecrapheu
from Washington yesteriay that with her dalgnter
Lizzie. she would reacn here this morning 1T Aeny
other sister. Mis-. Thomas IA already here
The Irving Hall Executive Committee last even
ing IN Irving Hall and passed resoution-,
offered by Chairman NooLey. expressing Its re- ret
the death OF Mr.. Kelly, aud declaring thdt
democratic party and the community Al large hau
lost "A who cannot readily he replaced CON intsee
consisting from Assembly district was ap-
pointed attend the funeral
The Taumany committees 0f the III and WIN Assem-
by districts met their headquarters last evening hu
pa sscd appropriate rcsOiutl0us.
special meeting Of the Kings County Democratic
General Commit held In Brooklyn last evening
to axe action upOu Mr.. k-Y's death After remarks
Met ann appropriate resolutions offered by j. j. Rogers
adopted