The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-02-04

AGAe Men IasssiosA ~ havsas been Csu
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OoSANs coU' S'-Jemoo CAr0y, . nom.
Dor Of the Corporation; Joseph Brady. q
stonecutter: Edward O'Brisn. q shoemaker;
Edward MoCaRery. . van driver: Peter Carey.
mason: Lawrence Hanlon. Q carpenter; Pc.
ter Doyle. coach builder: and Timothy Kelly.
coach builder being eight Of the men recently
arrested here. wore charged at tho investiga-
ton to-day With the murder Of Lord Frederick
Cavendish and Mr.. Burke in Phoenix Park.
The Marquis Of Headford. Lord Lieutenant OF
County Meath: Mr.. Jenkinson. Director Of tho
irish Criminal Investigation Department, and
Mr.. Harrel. Chief Commissioner of the Dublin
police. were among those present In tho court,
Great excitement was visible among tho oc-
cupants Of the densely crowded court room
when the eight prisoners were placed In
the dock. The Clerk Of the court then
read the charge against the prisoners. that
they did. on the 9th Of May last feloniously kill
and STAY Lord Frederick Cavsndish and
Thomas Henry Burke. Tho reading Of the
charge was greeted BY tho prisoners with .
burst Of loud laughter. which created painful
sensation In the court
Mr. Fitzsimmons. the first witness. identified
Councillor Carey a having been connected with
the conspiracy. Ntzsimmons deposed that he
rented . room In South Cumberland street
from James Carey. He discovered in the loft
OF the house two knives and rife. which were
produced soon after Carey's arrest. Carey
sometimes, visited tho loft where tho knives
wsrs lodnd; ThS ris and tho tyo knives VT
They. were not much concealed. K fortnight
later ~ delivered the weapons to the police,
produced two long bladed dissecting knives
evidently as sharp a. razors. and Sneider rifle.
examined by Tie Wits sse .Ss ~ss
proceeding there WAS just shade OF uneasi-
ne T;s. visible among ngs the prisoners. 49,. ~
the prfsoners' counsel. the latter contsndinG
y recognized Peter Carey when asked " II 10
iS.. ~ HIN The masistratss. however. ruled
snS ~ at %ss
Porter. surgeon to the. Queen. .deposed that the
cuts . i9 the clothes and wounds Of Lord Fred:
court, DR.. Porter added. that there were also
Weapons 81 nss from
acteristio about them. One wound WIS com:
Frederick Cavsndish. which might have b BEEN
caused by any knife.
most extraordinary interest. The. prisoners
leaned over the dock apparently drinking in
rH5 s.r snss s tn uass
Sesn nins Or ton inches long AZ this point THE tie
Dr. Hslss disposed that so s. Of the wound.
Of Lord Frederick Cavendish and Of Mr. Burke
oorresponded exactly to tho knives produced.
me Brsy n:"f
driver Of the car IN which the aseassins rode.
Upon bis Identifying OBrien, the latter At
Gso PSfo'S:s Rsonirat0n H'nd's wife con-
U4uke the other Witnesses, Hands was &C.
L. 81 r. s r s
Was called. The prisoners during the opening
Fl hsr examination quietly shifted their places
u ~ dock. Upoa her turning % identity
they ought not TO resume the order. Of their
standing IN WHICH 0,Brisn and Brady had bsen
identified BY. Mr.. Hands. Mrs. Hands, how
Inspector Smith was next examined. He
said that tho rifles and knives Wore concealed
between the ceiling and tho states OF tho house
IN xhisn tah eSd Ssrs fo OIS
that at I 40 on the night Of the eth of May .
car, with nve men, driving furiously. passed
within ten feet Of him at the Chapel. tzod gate.
This Was felt to BE- strong evidence. Tho ex-
element in tho court room increased as the
carefully woven s5 chain Cns 9niolded The pris-
Brady alone occasionally smiling and whisper.
ing to his companions.
Mr.. Cameron. the City Analyst deposed to
Brady and McCa}fery ~ lurking under The
After passing the men he mot Mr.. Burke
As each prisoner s was Identified there wore
magistrate threatened TO have 1t cleared.
handed until Monday.