New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
TO BURY Mr.. KELLY QUIETLY.
CATHEDRAL SERVICES ON SATURDAY.
NO FLOWERS or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ExPEEs-
sIONs or SYMPATHY.

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mass beginning at 10 a. Archbishop Corrgan Will
be the ceebranr, Monsignor Farley assisting him. The
deacon will probably be Father Meagher, OF the Donn-
lean Order attached to the Church OF St. Vincent Fer
rer although this has hot been fully decided. The R5v.
Father Mcdonnell will 10 master OF cerenoplss.
assisted By tho Rev. James Kelly. Father Pres
ton VIII deliver the sermon. All the funeral
arran ngemHnts will no OF tho simplest character.
In harmony with the weknown views Of Mr.. Kelly
the subject. Three carriages will DO provided for the
relatives and the palbearers No society Orsanlza-
ton will participate formally in the services far
Mrs Kellys wishes observed She has specially had
requests made that friends flowers the house
TO the churoh for Mr. Kelly had strong preJudices
against displays of that kind Tho burial will 10 in ST
Patrcks Church. at Mott and Prince sts, formerly the
old Cathedral and the parochiA school OF
which Mr.. Kelly attended as boy for a
short time In tho family vault attached to the
Church Mr. Kelly's first wife and children buried.
The coffin will be OF red sprnsh cedar. covered with
black broadc and trimmed with silver. II will bear
plate simply inscribed with the name and the dates Of
birth and death OF Tammsny leader.
Many callers left their cards and messages OF sympa-
thy Mr. Kellys house in Sixty-nnth-st Undertaken
Hart Of Fiftydrsst. and Thrdave.. informed visitors
that Mrs. Kelly too much prostrated personally to
friends. Father Preston called. however.
to administer consolation the bereavsd woman. In
the evening Commissioner Thomas s. Brennan
remained at tho house TO callers and
do whatever was necessary fer the family. He
STAYED all night. Mrs. Kelly had recovered from the
first sh oc Of her loss but she still quito SCRABBLE
She attended by her sister, Miss Mary Mullen and
Mr. Kellys slater. Mrs Thomas Another sister or Mrs
Kellys Mrs Cleary, OF Washin gton, has been sele-
graphed to by Mr. Brennan aud will arrive in sime for
the funeral. Among the many persons who called AZ
the house In the OF the day and evening were
Lieutenant-Governor Jones, Sheriff Grant, General
John Cochrane, Recorder smyth Fire Commissioner
Croker. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kelly Arthur Leary and
Mlss Leary. Henry l. Clinton Dr. Fred
erick Bedford Robert Hoguer, Monslg-
nor Farley, the R1v. Father Dealy ex-Chef
Justice Daily, eI-Judge James c. Spencer, Stephen P.
Austin, James A Flack Cunning s. Bedford, Sidney j.
Cowan, Park Commissioners Crimmins. Police Justices
Gorman Duffy aud elie.Johu Bryan Bryan Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs t. J. Glover, Francis schel ana MIS- j.
hhinelandor Dillon. -
"doepy synpathizo with and your children in the
great you have suffered in the sudden and
unexpected loss or your lamented husband"
Roswell P. Flower sent the folio wing dispatch from
Chicago:
Permit me to express my sympathy with you in your
affection Your husband was firm friend. an honorable
antagonist and an honest man. HIS integrity OF pur-
pose and indomable force OF character created for
him respect and admiration in tue minds OF those VINO
knew him well which will live when they too have
gone
Governor Hill telegraphed to the widow: " In your
judge Il Cowan and his xts aaissd u. |.
mourn WIN 30 y0u r in the os. OF your
Mrs ". j. Florence tns message: Our most pro-
found sympathy with In this your hour OF sorrow
should be one Of the pal-bearers. but he for
Europe % saturday the day OF the funera he was uI-
place The pal-bearers. az selected by Mrs. Kelly. Will
be: E1-Judge Henry J. Hilton. John J. Agnew, August
Commissioner Brennan and Police Justice German
M kel!ys body viii not he e%oamei IN seeoTtanSs m @
lies icebox in the front paror on the second ioor
L IS not decided yet whether IL Will removed to the rst
a-io in IN nVir n
portunty Of viewing it before burial 1t will not be
placed in the coffin until Tomorrow night
Mayor Grace sent the following communication to the
Aldermen:
tits my sad duty to announce you appropriate
city snccessiyey Alderman Congressman. sheriff and
ample tribute From tie press and from Ss
STcb and has undoubtedly impressed h
'ei the story Of this city but upon the pot
tered the Offices which At various times II vas his fortune 10
ani % ABILITY which we're among strongest
Pus @ Rie has IN es-fe pSepDra
brings it, but the impress whca he has
made Is deep ant ABIDING.
After the message had been read and placed on ne.
| MI Ryan offered of resolutions, Que OF them
| being
Resred That of respect to the memory of John Kelly
the public Offices Of corporation be c0'ei ami
public business the day appointed for SOL
sep that s on the and
other public buidngs BE- dspaysd at nal ma,t IRON sunse
private buildings and the owners and masters OF vessels IN
on hat Gay ana that committee oHve Of whom the presi
acn 3a s gs E Ine & 1e br and % as 20
them may appear more mPresvey TO m.pnes s9rrow or
ceased,
President Mooney said that no matter who differed
from Mr. Kelly politically one would attempt To I'm
pute to him other than honorable motives IN what be
did The resolutions were adopted unanimoasy and the
the committee Me5srs Ryan, Quinn, smith and Hun
sicker.
Tue Tammauy Society met last evening to take action
on Mr.. Kely's death Grand Sachem Dugro presided.
6oakS m n as prSpo,
have memorial service at later date and those who
wished to speak 10 tue resoutiohs wou oe snorue An
opportunity to do so The resolutions were adopted oy
rising vote
med,teIy after the adjoSrnmens of the society Fire
Commiss Croker presented the resolutions adopted
sSe c eo@@ee RseoPder Re- s%sth explained that Mr.
Kelly had always been averse TO display, and las.
he had expressed the nope that there would
his funeral This Mrs Kellys wish also. It was re-
solved thai the members OF the committee attend the
mortal meeting In the args hall June IL. The rooms
OF the Tsmmany Society and the Committee on Organ
| zston were draped last evening
sion, although he had drawn pay as such for more
Daniel Lord, jr., Allan Campbell. John W. Marshall and
by hs AL M fd
OF the loss fes in the death OF their associate were
adopted. EXCOntroler Campbell, john A. Bell.
Charles f. Miller, John C. Shaw AMI I. H. BALDWIN
male short addresses. - c.,- 49,,
Commissioners
adopted appropriate resolutions
The expressions OF regret at the death or Mr. Kelly
were widespread. Mayor Grace and Mr.. Kelly dis
agreed after Mr.. Graces first election In 1850 and
they did not speak after shat Mr.. Kelly thought that
| Mr. Grace had abandoned him at the time when
! he needed friends. The Mayor SAID yesterday
"Mr Kelys death is a loss to the entire commucity
A public official, who had held many important
Offices he commanded the respect or the COM
munty as to the integrity OF his motives he was IA
patriotic citizen In the highest His entire career
was an honorable and well illustrates the possible
ties OF what man, unbessed Dy fortune or social ad
| huf ted a
right OF duty accomplish IN THIS republic.
Recorder smyth probably Mr. kel!y's most trusted
friend He consulted by him in most Of his bgsl
ness matters where legal knowledge WAS required lie
visited Mr.. Kelly last Oh sunday. May % Speaking of
IT. Yesterday, he said: "Mr Kelly then In about
the same condition usual. His mind was perfectly
clear. lie cOnversed without difficulty. but made no
complaint his illness. never heard MIN complain
once he said seemed hard 20 die at his age
with live FOR. He seemed 10 have lost all hs
nnlirlcs and al.nded to Tam