New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20

,.o.,,i.r after a stroke OF paralysis. HIS
,.io,r,us constitution however enabled MN 10 re-
cover In a small degree. and his FANNY "ere S"e''
Il, encouraged believe that he could VIII" o'iV'"
nursing b., restored 10 health. But MS 'on''''o''
hanged for the worse and after brave struggle
he succumbcd -, 40,
hoo, made Yesterday afternoon. but 1t Is prooao'e
mat the services will be held In ST Patrick 'a'e
,,,l ,o-morrow The burial viii be III 'a'"'S
Cemetery. 80 ten, r
Eugene Kelly was born on November -, i''O' IL
"a. co,ntv Tyrone. Ireland He came OF an h"-
c,en, and honorable family. one Of his direet an
,os,,rs having sat in the Irish Parliament OF loS'
ur touv was the second son OF TnonaS boSs
oK.lv ~ Mullaehmore. County Galway. i'u'
between two branches OF the family nav 'hs a'.''''
in the -eicn ~ Queen Elizabeth VINO deco'h 's''"'
tho Nul.aghfnore branch. much oI the property VI
n - ,r,s cona,cnted becoming greatly I'M
uoyerisheI the head ~ this lin@ isra'"h from
Mnliaghmorc during tho seventeenth century " NV
Nor.h ID, Ireland where he acquired small es'h'''
, toub.tou. 81 the seventeenth century IN 'huf'"-
ward near their property rrcoIIs the pu''A' ~ III.
first Of this branch of tho family IN IN" No''' y
quaint Latin In icrption states thht "hl''" "'''
O'Kcliy is the representative 81 IN" Mu'"Fn"'o'e
O.Kc,lvs. a great majority OF whom hal been ourleu
f., ,h. ,thov a., I<nc,rne' which was founded by
iron, iu th. middle ~ th" fourteenth century th'
a~sf ,bh5, being Hugh OKc.ly ~ MnIIgnm"r''
In l,ss Mr. Kellys father. having been aFA"h mo
IA. t,,flcl troubles of that year. decided ID crop
his distinctive title ~ ok"Ny ~ Miilhshhor''
which nov oyer was inscribed on his ioinp. ~ 'h'
age n twenty -four. Eugene Kelly. finding 1t mop
i.rs =, make his way IN h.s narv" land. ~ the
tooth - fa. disabilities under which Catholics sur
fe,od IN those days resolved. Ike many son OF
an old Irish house. upon scekns hi- fortune across
tho sea. H. decided 20 - 20 Peru. but "ub'e-
qucnily changing his mind. came - TINS country.
He landed with about 800 81 available capital. the
proceeds ~ 90. sale u some land contiguous 10
p.rrv decided 10 him by his mother. After serv-
ING some years In the .ou.r u Dlnncly Eros, OF
south VIIlam-si.. wcli-known importing hrm
OF those DAYS. Mr.. Kelly. with their all. sncceelen
i'm establishing q modest business % his own In
MaysyNe. Ky About year later he went - =,
Louis where he established a branch house 81 the
Don9o.y- subsequently, returning 10 New-fork' ne
married Miss D1nuely. sister # HE former en-
ula,ef. by whom ~ leaves i'sue ONE daughter
Nh. j 5 a. Beal.s. In lsiN. hi wife having died.
MIR Keiis retired from business. and wAs at that
time regarded a. one of tn" wealthy men 81 ~
Louis Il.s rctlvl,y ~ mind became aroused. how
eyer iy the gold fever ~ - and h" resolved upon
cs,nbi.Alns himself u the dFyeood' business in san
Francisco wherr hs acute business perceptions saw
4 er'linty " adding O. his fortune.
In this venture he took into partnership Joseph
D,nohoe y r Murphy and Adam Grant Late In
the year lsD MIR. Kelly took train OF mules across
the palms Ills guide wa the famous scout aubrey
known aa the White cloud ~ the Praries" After
.,..,. .l s,,,,o,,.t,, humorous dangers
'"'''"'' ~" 49,. ,s,. ,al !
'nI Nlslsflis NJ heiy in January 1871 Su''e'iei
IN reaching san Fran .frD Here. after ucrc3siul
career ~ tn ycIrs. tn pirocraap WIN D5n1-
hoe Murphy and Grant wa c.'sllV Il. Toe junior
n.r,n,r. Nrssrs Murray AMI Grant. continued the
P-' t''' 90 .. , ,,...
o.lg,na! bis.ncaS "a'e' "'''' 'h' e"e ~ "''''S'
Grant * -. sfin nolr.saes one n me best
l.,,.r and mo-, r..u.... GA houses on the Pacific
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