THE CITY TRAGEDY.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 90, 9 January 1908, Page 7

THE CITY TRAGEDY.

j ACCUSED FURTHER REMANDED.' J ; BAIL ALLOWED , i 'The Magistrates' Court was ,crowded yea> 1 torday morning when JameS Malachy Sheri-: j dan Has charged in remand, b.fore Mr. W. 1 G. Riddell, S.M., with having/ on January *1 3, caused the death of John M'Nally. J , Mr. A Gray appeared for ' the accused,' j who pleaded not guilty. ■ ] Sub-Inspoctor O'Donovan asked tliat tho 1 v | accused bo remauded for a.week, -aa the 'i- "J police had, not been ablo. to arrange for the '- ' " j attendance of all thojwitnesses that day. ■ ■ >'■• { ; Counsel ■ said ho would offer: no - wJ Under' the cirotimstances- as • detailed -at the-"' ■■>wA inquest,, ho .'.submitted', that bail, should be :: iy.l allowed. _ ,Tho • ovidonce tendered at the in- ' ' j . showed' that if ah woro: com» ■ mittcd it certainly- did not amount to-moVe f ;v<k{ than manslaughter. Ho understood tho '■ - j plication would not be opposed by tho'police. -3 , : rho. Sub-Inspector, said that no objection would. bo offered to reasonable -bail being - 'isi fixed

, ,His Worship remanded accused to appear l before tho Gourt on' JanuaiT 15.. No objeotion had, he said, been offered l to bail being allowed, but tho amount, of the hail must substantial. .. Accused i would be released in his own recpgnisanco of £250, and' two sureties of £120 each.