New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
THE CENTRE STREET MURDER.
FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS.


At O'Clock yesterday morning Coroner imbs
commenced at the Sixth Precinct Police Station, an in.
vestigaon into all the facts connected with the death
Of Cornelius Rady, the old who was murdered in
Centre street. col1er Of WORTH lest Saturday night.
Developments were made before he Coroner going to
show tfat Patrick Glligan was the nano of the per-
petrltor Of the deed. Glgan, welknown frequentar
Of Five Point tipprg shops, was seen in the city late
Mordsy night, and then apparently unconcerne1
as if be was the most innocent individual living. He
cooy told Ct the witnesses thai he was charged
with killing an old man, ard did not then deny the
fact. Whether this man Gilligan is yet in the city
very unc rtsip but the probability is that he has left
for paits III known. Inspector Bowling of the Sixth
Precinct ard several of his officers however the
alert for Gllgap, and with t,foDg hopes of aresting
him. We give the most important part OF the test
mopy taken yesterday before the Jury:
Marcus Horbet, being duly sworn, dep oses aud
% .se & A. No % 6s MSSsy G st ssty sp S9p.no s @ ".
coming through Anthony street to Centre three young men od
side and they commenced to p with Pot..os and sup
game up q me- and talked fight p..s avoided
him and went to the opposite corner while 2oG 20 there .,s
ard when they up the they s.,.sd an
the three who one Chs three men
th, Of tall slim young man dressed IN 81. coat . os
was not there ueither was Bryan Gilligan
Bryan Giligan, being duly sworn, deposes aod says
Abou O'clock Saturday night last was on the corner OF
Mcbss Keyln. Jchn oainaD aud boy named Hind,
them and home CLOCK in the neshborhood struck
Gisn drunk and struck sc'ored man little before tat
back black kossuh hat and dI9uk and noisy t9
police in the Sixth Precinct; paper folder and work in
The Daily Times ofee Gilsa9 last night opposite my
house Kevln arrested 3oclock this morning
Wlism Hessler being daily sworn, s1ys-l reside
al No III White street between the hours of II aud IL O'Clock
2. SATURDAY M S s p Hs aa 5 Is
on the who wanted lick him went down to see wh
ir.cs Girsn was the most desperate among the know
him well; called ont 10 him not to Kill the old n,n where
lace the sbove party then attacked me; Kelvin aud Qunn
were there $50 fellow named Bly L;% the only osson %
this party upon had than could do TO proec. my
self Gssn dressed described BY The previous wtnese'
present the party who beat the deceased snd
uyset -, ,,, 4, -.
ber ,worp ssys-On Saturday right between aud
Patrick Gsan aud boy named Billy Law ioget'er
on bd 1e Ss to take him home when two men
up Gigsn put these took hold Of Gil
Mso Sn he ,sck S hold san 10 the face Gill
wheR be sa At h. man Just asn ns %s. 10
sued and nothing further OF the matter saw oi,
gan ssn On ssas To the effect that he was blamed Tor
killing the night before Ggan was dressed IN osck coat
and DARK kossuth hat.
To give the police an opportunity to look for the
murderer, Coroler Gamble adjourned the nqlisit on
tithis forenoon The witness Hesslsr required to
give bail in the sum Of 81 900 for his sppe Nance to
estfy when called upon. There 10 now very little
doubt but what Gigan will be arrested in the course
of a few days, at most. Bernard D~yer, Charles w.
Gloyp, James Hires and John Quinan are under ar
res. in connection with tie murder.