The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-12

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hy Nss f@ariy ami i've children. G-soia ON which s
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bottles Of l3nlanuw and acid bureau, X k-WNn'
Fosarty died
Launcelot Cormack Fogariy married the
woman he killed yesterday in Australia. The
three children were born in that country. When
he quit 1t he went to Ireland, where he opened
a grocery, IN Thurles' IN the county 81 Ilp-
pcrary. He failed and being summoned before
4 bankruptcy court. ran away, the English laws
being much severer against bankrupts than IN
Drogheda. In 1872 she received n letter from
So and they lived at liz West Fortieth street
Nineteenth street. and nftcrward in Tenth ave-
nue.. between Forty-ninth and Fiitieth streets
lie made money rapidly, and, wanting q larger
store. removed to the southwest corner of Ninth
avenue and Forty-second street. On Jan: 4
1877. he ran away to Canada. owing II. X. 4 +. J..
was represented that, before he went away. he
cnrted great part Of his stock away from is
n s,oTe seery ,a 0n ian saa ne
relied with his wife, lie had invested the
money he had carried away with him disas-
trously. and returned pennilcss.
when Fogarty first went away. his wife. who
was entirely without support sought TO gain q
newspapers. Her object, was to keep her two
boys In school. because they were doing well
there. In August OF lint year; when the man
ayers of the Boys and GirlS' Weekly sent TO the
Forieth street grammar school to find out
which two boys best deserved TO have their pie
m @a an aSSs hSF 1So
ooi their proficiency, and good behavior. They
were both in the highest class in the
school. The pictures were published in sep
tember. When they went!away from school each
got employment in II. X. 4 +. i. Thurber 4
youth. William is an assistant Of one OF the firm
q. W. venablc. and attends 10 the receipt o. re,
ports from customers. and James is bill OF
lading clerk. About foui months ago the firm
assisted Mrs. Foearty into business by giving
her go credt ior gT0series she stocked me store
slowly but steadily made money, When her
| husband returned he desired o. have share
| In the business. She refused. He then quar-
relied with her and her eldest son almost con.
| stantly. Lately he went to her customers and
told them not to pay her what they owed her
sent a large amount OF money 10 her from chi.
| cago. and that the grocery business was his
Last Monday he took the keys OF the front and
after locking the front door, Ho ,hag
JPsnis in ,o the soi Marine a%i Count Or
or his ps before Justice @ Day t9 ex
| plain why he had locked up the store Hell
lawyer Thomas Cushing and his. lawyer were
engaged trying tho suit in the Marine Court
| and tho case before Justice Duffy was ad
journed until Wednesday; The lawyers were
| stories. Justice Duffy ordered him to deliver VI
| the keys. He gave up the one TO the front door
but kept the other. After the case was dis
| missed, Mrs. Fogarty inquired II a Warrant
| could be Obtained against him for locking th'
| door against her, He made similar Inquiries
| Each was told that warrant would not b'
The neishbors speak well OF Mrs, Fogarty a,
an intelligent. Industrious woman. At 10 o'clocI
| on the night preceding the murder she calle,
on Mrs. Thomas D,.shing. the wife OF her law
| yer. She told her that she was IN great anxiety
| as to how she was going 10 get along in busi
| ness. but betrayed no apprehensions OF ohysi
| cal injury