New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
FIRST CRIMES or THE FEAR.

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ISAAC WIILROY. a CoLOEE1 WA1TEE, SHOT DEAD,
AND PHILIP WiIIIOI WDJLDI.D BI 4 NEGRO
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The first murder OF the ne" year ln iilS CITY was
committed Yesterday IN the wIctched frame build-
ihA III NO Loo N''' 4'''' 80 many ''i
the Twenty ninth .fctmci Ponce Ht"hon. -,
uup r par, If tht house is occupied dwelling by
t l,,,,Ii.. al l,rel p,,ous and There !, . beer
wv a. A. . a.. lt I o.
sh"p "l'H 90 room on '"' HIS, "''' N'l' ~ d"
cnlDr,l Iuau named Robert ta~kIe. in the pool
room, NJ 1t.}p a. 1n Isaac H1irD,, cOorrd waiter
, noIicv writer" was shot boo bc head and killed
;1st,ntiv AMI ms brother. FhiIr NlUOg wa, shot
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t'''i,,,' td rriiotinu in t,.. ne,,dIorbnnd
WI" va, i l" t,,tir. ,rt.rId Tine uool-roor,
.lr'l, lar. 1n.3D and found Thomas there en-
,[..j IN conversation wl C9stic T.aao aI-
,,,,I t.,,or TIN mas with his hands i'm his OYER
Wv iit ,I', and irt,.rrI.f.j he couy.r>olop
C.,r.'. smith Caskics bartrrnrr ana p homeless
moro named Theodore Ray. were DO the room 40 the
t,uIr Thomas a, soon as ia, saw the NIiuoy
,tL,t'. .lr,i,roa h him cried ont: Keep away
rfnri in.'" lie then went toward thr hac. part of
the room and drew revolver from his
,..t,t I.aqc Willrrv continued frauyau,c toward
t,rl1. and a. hc rHlrrd around iiIc loo table nm
go. r,,, H. .,rt nearer he took nj, Ianls from hi-
coat pocIle-. II, held revolver in hi- right hand
and dagger ia his lett IuuW1S pointed hlS re-
INN to keep away. iMip Nillgoy tried tO stop ms
brother CRYING out: Don't make - row here
l.. took hold of his brothers Sn Ul'tr ana was try
ina, in loid him hack when Ihoma, fired. The hul-
III .trIIc,, Phi ip I'D the abdomen. Wourdm- him
.yrr.Iv. Philip thrn turned aud ran into the beer
.lou isaac " il!rry raised h., revolver To shoot.
Inf / onas fired again and sent "a bullet thgoulh
his BRAN. Isaac irlI dead Witnout,zg word, still
gr,,piug his muse &, yolycr ard gg'r.
Thomas ran out of the building with his -mOlIug
p;.tol and dashed of i'm the direction of No. 2lS
W,-t Jhriicth-.t.. where u" lived He was pur-
sucG and arrested al ms own door icy Patroman
Martin al Tine IAScnty-uiuih Precinct. The body ui
I.1nr Willrov was taken thc police station. here
II law vr,trrlay and until late hour last night
Tia police ID considerable difficulty IN a>ccr-
tairiu9 the cause Of the murder and il was not uU-
mi Coroner Herman began an investigation in the
afternoon that the facts were brought to hight II
wa, learned then that tlr NiIlIOy brothers and
Thomas mad net latc Oh SATURDAY might in the
liquor store at No. lJI West IhIrlrth-St. In
drunken quarrel uh0ut the payment Tor drinks Isaac
VIII rov had drawn knife and had cut
Thomas slightly on the hand. Thomas had left the
manor store after threatening 10 kill Niroy
Thomas cold the Coroner yesterday that the ,iuul-
Iu was done in sell defence, hr was afraid the
WIllroy bro her, meant to kill him. lie is an eX-
convict ha, served q term in prison Tor THEFT and
wa. arrested last November for aSSIulung police
man ON election day. He was sentenced 10 the Pen
TOR = wear dat his wife aroused some sympathy for
HIM among cert ain influential men and hc was par