Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-10
I'd Edition.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
Kavanagh's Damaging Disclosures.
THE DUBLIN TRIAL CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST
EDITION.

DUBLIN, February 10
,l kavannagh, continuing his testimony. said !;
ai,Sn.ea Inere, he put nosebag on his horse
Tns waiting he heard person speak to
MIN tkavanagh) to look sharp and be ready to
start Upon this he drove nearer to the waiting
Know. Two GENT, men-IN ote.-Lord Frederick
Cavendish and Mr.. Burke ,l-were approaching arm
James Carey and Delaney. who had come back
on the car from the place where 1t was waiting
Jumped down and Joined the group. The witness
nagh was then ordered to go further away by some
OF the conspirators- As he did so, witness heard
some 81 one, he could not tell whom repeat, 'Mnd
]. Is the tall man." As the gentlemen came along
either Carey or Delaney Raised white handker-
cnlef While he was waiting carman, nick
named Nolan towards Dublin. He Was also passed
by some bcyclists. The witness said. on looking
round, he thought he only saw one gentleman fall
and saw that the other. who had an umbrella, was
lying on the ground.
On driving from the scene OF the murder they
took turn to the left: then crossed the bridge to
the right along the Inchscore road. Delaney d.
rected him where to drive He drove rapidly until
he reached round town, three miles from the park
eHssa R ses SG Sass Brady
Ing ne met Brady again at Townsend street, and
received two pounds. Brady afterwards bought
him harness. He allowed the car to remain as it
was for some time; afterwards he had it painted;
his mare was dark brown. On the
night Mr.. Field was attacked he was on
the college street stand. Joe Brady again
laney then got on the car and they drove to Hard
wick street, where they aligh ted. They told him
10 wait; while waiting Kelly and Lawrence Han
Ion came up
THE PLOT AGAINST Mr.. BURKE.
-; p:m.Ihayanagh's evidence makes 1t certain
that Mr.. Burke was first murdered, and that the
plot was primarily against him.
THE DESPERATION OF THE PRISONERS
2:SO PM-As the examination progressed the
prisoners appeared in sheer DESPERATION Not one
OF them looks towards the court except Hanlon.
On kavanagh Identifying Delaney and James
Carey, the latter OF whom he said he knew well,
magistrate threatened to clear it, Brady after
wards somewhat recovered his composure, and
endeavored to smile.
Kavanagh said he was so near the scene Of the
ASSASSINATION that he heard one OF the victims cry:
'tOh." The tall victim (Mr Burke) was lying in
the road after this exclamation The other victim
was standing In the road with an umbrella in his
hands. kavanagh afterwards saw him lying in
the road, as before stated.
KAvANAGBs EVIDENCE CONCLUSIVE.
81. M-kavanagh'S evidence is felt to be con-
elusive. Little can be added to 1t, as the crown
Will not accept the evidence Of the actual partici-
pants. The prisoners evidently feel that the game
is up. All OF them now exhibit defiant demeanor
except James Carey. who sits motonless, gazing
nXedly at the bench. The others move about, hold
whispered conferences, and sometimes laugh at
any incident.
Kavanagh further deposed that Fitzharris. on
one occasion, told him that they were after Judge
Lawson Kavanagh said he became an informer
on Thursday last He had been sworn into the
society by Kelly. The task assigned him was to
drive the boys.
KAvANAGH CoRRoBoRATED
independent witnesses corrOborated having seen
kaVanagh previous to the Phoenix Park murders
at the public houses he mentioned In his evidence
as having visited before he drove to the park.
THE CASE ADJOURNED.
Inc case was adjourned to Thursday next