New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31

ators The narrative OF the murder which he fold mas
been described most horribly vivid piece OF descrip
ton-llfe-ke and death like, 1t was said at the time
invented story ever He began by saying that
he joined the Fenian Brotherhood In 1862 and became
the treasurer OF the organization In 1881 he was sworn
In member OF the Irish Invncbes, the oath binding
him to obey all orders OF the body under penalty OF
death He and others were TO organize In Dublin branch
OF the Invincbles whose headquarters were In London
The branch to number fifty persons and Its object
was TO remove all tyrants" among whom Mr. Forster
Earl COwper and Mr. Burke were named The members
of the band watched days and murder Mr. Fors
ter but al their schemes failed They took their orders
from Number L. asTynan In Brooklyn, the head OF
the organization, called.
DESCRIBING THE MURDER
Carey then gave in detail the movements OF the prao-
ners the day Of the Phoenix Park murders, told now
he Joseph Brady, who had two knives, raise his
hand and strike OF tho men, and repeated con-
versation which he had subsequently with Brady de-
scrlbing how he and Kelly had killed the men The
part G Tsh Carey himself Paed in the r1Sedy T,
was giving this evidence the prisoners interrupted nun
sSn aga and again. S calling G MN PsrTed M bar aHg
The result OF the trials that followed was that I'VE men,
Caiirey and Timothy Kelly, were found guilty and
hanged Others sentenced to penal servude forfrom
five years to fe and the four nf0rmers the two Cares
Jalness brother having also become witness for the
Crown oseph Hanlon and Farrell were released having
james Carey was released on Saturday May 30. so
intense was the feeling OF hatred toward him In Dublin
that his house had be guarded after he his evil
dence against his consprat0rs and when ne was
released the Government gave him his choice OF the
alternatives to remain in Dublin without police protec-
ton or to 60 to some British colony For some time IL
not known whore he had but within few days
reports. proved to be without foundation have been
current that lie had been seen In Canada
CAREY's LIFE AND PERSONAL APPEARANCE.
Carey about forty years old He was born In
Dublin his father Francis Carey bricklayer, having
thither from Celbrldge County Kildare. He was
married and had children One Of his two broth
era, Francls Is master builder Peter, his otner
brother the time OF his foreman brick
layer In his business OF builder and contractor Carey
fairly successful. He had some big contracts,
working chiefly on public buildings. When arrested he
owned considerable real estate and leased many build
ings which he sublet After he turned informer how
ever, his tenants and his prosperity left him. Indeed
or two occasions, despite the guards his house
attacked by mobs and the windows were broken
HIS position as Town Councillor gave him conslderaDle
influence In Dublin.
In bis personal appearance Carey described %
follows at the time OF the trial James Carey Is tau
wcll-built OF forty fOrty-fvt. His face ana
bearing Indicate cOOlness and determination. His hlgn
forehead and pleasant-lookDg light are calculated
inspire confidence while his quiet demean0r decent
DRESS and general air OF respectabty marx him out as
different from the ordinary OF his feow-artisans
and suggest the successful tradesman. His halr is
brown his eyes dark blue aud his cheeks wear hecto
flush. He both moustache and beard the feat
characteristic OF II is tho prominence OF the chcekbones
Port Elizabeth, the place which Carey was shot
IA the southern OF Africa In Cape Colony, aDDu
100 miles OF Cane Town.