New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17

polioeman; bero's q man murdered, and where were
your I ran back and found Mr.. CoebroOk, Mr. George
Ferguson, Arnold Hoffman. and Frank Brady and the
body of John Moguirk The rest around tho BODY
felt OF the man. think he not quite dead there
was some pulsaOn and there just the slightest res
piration. / said to Brady: "JOhn Is deadi DON'T
go away 4; 1 may want to arrest you
Brady said: I'm stay; 1 had nothing 10 GO
with the matter except to try and save
Quiuns lfe.' asked Brady how he got so bloody ne
20 niocss Quinn was mot there when arrived. Brady
said / would probably hnd him two or three hunared
yards away MeGuirk had cut BIN TO pieces IO at
WeapOp around there Brady said, when told HIM tat
McGurk dead He deserved H. Tor ne a'nos' GU
Qninn 10 pieces' He seemed perfectly cool Inc VIZ.
mess denied telling any not 70 go TO the spot as
AN affair among themselves -, ,,,..,. lat
George J. stOuter directly contradlcteu biuneS i''
John Heasley testified to seeing McGurk dead in the
street, and, going Tor an omcer, nc iounu A ~ ~
John Ruesth saw the fight and heard some one CRY
Don't strike with that bottle" He heard the souha
of the blows and cries Of murder he also neara ME
Burns say. Frank Brady, don't XII hm; 90 nome n y,
heard him saw Give him, BRADY, he cut my hana
In two" little later Brady called LOOK OUT heS Eo'
during this WITNESSES testimony Counsellor Keogh'
went into the witness room juror and insult
ing and declared cared nothing Tor the Jury or
Sne % his 10 Mr. Roosevelt be also spoke de
auty saying he would only obey the District Attorney
6ad complete control, could exclude any per
son and could punish for contempt air. heogn
subgdod. An evening session was helu NJ
73O o'clock Several witnesses testified 20 nearing cries
of murder and hearing voice ask Brady not 70 XVI hh'
and heard Brady accuse Quinn OF Adlnng MCduiIk; -.
Mrs Catha1ine s. Burns testified reside ~ haInss
and Centreave.. opposite where the hght occurred occurred
Saw four men come out of saloon and sat on the cross
ing with a bottle between them. Three OtheIb
had lust come out and ran down Centre-aSe. eoo5
after retired heard cry Of police; saw quinn anu
MeCSuirk fghtng Brady caught MCGUIRE Oy the Sollai
and Quinn went for stones MeGurk Oeggeu bTauy
60 let him CO. and Brady SAID You've cut the man.
McC3uirk denied &C. and Brady replied, You've
cut the man. and will have TO fight like man quinn
returned and struck at MeGuiTk, and they ionght o
few moments. IL seemed 10 me that Bra3y heG a me
Guirk but they going In circle. Qlllh went
nv coor and continued the fight, McGurk ASKING brG5
fight and when / went back 20 the window McSu LIE
lying dead in the road saw br5uy } oid he
corpse and called TO him not TO strike him ne slu nc
wouldn't and then went toward the drug Store Vno VI
the party went awaythe fourth man-andI heard some
one say, Brady, give IL TO him. A., $500. .,
John Murphy testified that he was at the scene OF
the quarrel aud saw man behind tree, VINO sara 10
Brady, Hit him, Frank" McGutrk said, Don't you
ht me- Frank, but I'm not afraid OF jack, ana BRADY
SAID. " won't hit you" - A.. ~. d.o.t
Tine Jury found that John McGmrk came TO bis death
from The effects Of injuries received at the hanus
OF Franklin Brady and JOnn Quinn, ana tney we're
held 10 await the action OF the Grand Jury Whch MEETS
al White Plains to-day. All the witnesses were huOp0
nsed TO attend there before they left the court ROOM