The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-06
OUT ON 4 NIGHTS L.fRk.
Ftrst Scrcnnding n Ncw-NnrrIcd rair and
then StoninR ~ Railroad Train.

All the Young mon who stoned tho train
ut Bariow's Station on Wednesday have been
arrested except James Havcy and John and
Robert Moloy. II Is said that the Molloy
brothers will be used a. States evidence. They
and others. it. is reported. have boon summoned
before the Grand Jury at White Plains today.
John Molloy said yesterday TINT Henry O'Ncil
married his tMolluys sister ON the Sunday be-
Tore last and was living with her on Mr.. Bar
tows place. not far from the station. On the
Tuesday night preceding the attack on the train
he with some Of the lads living about Fas,
Chester got horns and tin pans aud went down
Oh q skimcrton.
Everything happened all right nj the skim
crton.' he said. " I went in. and O'Ncil gavc
me s. and told me 70 use 80 Of II to treat tho
boys. Thov decided to ~ to Mahun"y's saloon
Mt the station. had nothing ~ say about
that part IF it, and wont along with the
money! We took drink; but i ,wns
cold thcrc. and We went over to Odrlls
saloon. We took srvrrnl drinks there. and then
we went back ~ Mahoneys place, Mnhonov
n nni nar s iGg o gs " w. cI ad Ir@ns grG
Jim Gordon didn't drink anything hut soda AMI
sarsnparilln. Az we started 10 60 home. We wore
" two parties. in the first there wcrc Nat
Moore. 25 years Old. who pcddlcs Ash John
GOss. "a years old. the son of Fontun Goss u ln-
horcr; jim Gordon. - years old. sonot William
years old was in n pnrty of three that lngi.cd
about a couple Of telegraph poles behind. We
took the railroad to 20 home by. instead % tho
Pelham rond bccau.c it was straightcr. Jim
IaV"y, 20 yenrs OH on of Patrick Hnvev
u farmcr. and John Hnv,y. ~ years old. son of
th" Road Commis sionnr. were with me just as
W. were coming tu the station. We noticed tho
train com" To- u stop. Tint was very strange
because il had just left the station. Then W.,
paw three men getting Oh OF the train with lam
tcrns.
They've been stonlng tho train says I.
re right. says Jim Hovry
nat whats the mattr.' saws John lIa-
Wy, who Is nu relation ~ jim.
shn,f.
=, SAYS, Lces, gran, me fayor. and We put
place and stayed thair IN tho cold nntii hrnrl
tn" train siurt. They say IL was ten minutes
but thought il WIS half IN hour"
Robert Molloy. the youngest OF the party.
sWi
was coming along the track with Moore
ami tio-s aud Gordon. We saw tho train INST
starting ont from She station. Saws Moore I'm
gong TO throw q siunn at it,. bout suys I.
and ,,o-s ho said something | dnat remember
what II WAS but think he told him not tu do it,
Then says Moore. I'm going Ia turn the
- That's right. saws I: 20 on and do IT,
snld TINS irruu." knew III" switch was locked
q - told him The -anr IN me- He knew IL val
l'wkcl. too. Then the train came ON. and ran
ahead because thought there was going f. be-
some -truing audi wanted Ca yet AWAY from The
parry. just ~ i:Vi about uppr~ itv the tender
som" smoke and a-hea filed my eyes. and had
10 Shui thcu llilH alter TINT turdon rput'
up. aud ruSs he | throw surSapnria hot. ln
IN, It, meant into tn. truiu ne I understood Il.
After tnal ran ahead up the track as ms; aS |
hook oui FOR the culvclf and think They won't q
different way home. Nftrr got MI ON Prospect
iill about 4 mile from the station, heard the
train start.
The train men say that n shower Of stones
sirl X the engine aud several of the cars. Ono
OF Inc fireman wrists was injured.