The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-22
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CoRosER's IsvEerIeATioN.-An inquest SAs held py |
Coroner Lynch yesterday afternoon, on the body Of |
Conrad Bausir, the boy Who ". nun over and killed
on Saturday morning In furman street. by Car NO. |
II, Of the Brooklyn Central and Jamaica Railroad
Company. Young Bsulsir 10 son Of John Bsulsir,
one Of the pilots In the employ Of the Union Ferry
Company, and II appears from the evidence siven
below vas playing With other boys the street. and
in attempting 10 cross the track, vas struck BY the
hor,e. and before the car could 10 stopped vs 90
| ,hockingly crushed by one Of the wheels that be
died in few minutes sfter receiving the injuries
Tbs following |. the testimony taken At the inquest
Connolly Roddv, sworn, testified Reside 81 Fur
man street on katurday morning, between and ~,
was coming out Of my house 20 go tomy Uusinss. in
| New York; turned round aud seen the boy thto.n
driver .topped the hor,os az is,t a he could; the
horse, we're going gre.y last a. he time heard the
that the boy hard Of hearing.
Tssdo bates, sworn, testified Reside at 1872 Psci:
sons one hoio., and looked round just in lime 70 see
| the horse suike the loy and knock him dSsn tho
Of gons sd.ssys he kept in non. Of he car the
wheel got pa italy hi, body, 80 thu. they bad 70
brSt, as hard As he could but IL did not seem to have
con .rol In stopping the car; IL appeared hom .he
The brake must have been out Of order.
Peer DrHd,ssf, sworn l,siidedTRe.de At No
Furinan the la OF MAY did not see tho
scc,denI; came here to MAKE ,tatement in r.la-
ton 10 the condition Of the brakes the brstes were
Tor use The chain, some lines bre.E, and children
sions the line are in danger Of b.ins run over on
driver, by putting their vbQe weight upon them
cannot stop them In less than two lengths Of tho
Ja,ne. Pudoer, sworn, te.tifed-Resides at East
New York; vas passenger ON the car at the time OF
car; heard the driver cry out twice come on
tses; rushed 10 the front platform and saw the
half way over his body; the car was pushed back,
and two gentleman carried the boy 70 the side sal
sclsninE to look a. hun; the car va, going a The
usual rate Of speed think the brakes are COED be-
cause they must be good TO check car on the down
gsade In Atlantic streets the car, on level could be
stopped with these brake. IN .he space Of seven eet
The cal on after tho brakes we're down; have had
conversation with the driyer conversed with the
Conductor At the time VI the accident;
/, John Heany, foreman OF the railroad shop, was
merit eIaniined-He testified that the brake, on car
. no. IL, the upon Which the accident occurred,
had recently been newly shoi. and that the levers
we're in proper order; the brake. used on tnst car
could stop lho car In about length on down grade,
and In SIX ieet on . level.
, The inquest adjourned until Friday, at T. N.
The STORM IN BROOKLYN. - The heavy
rains yesterday and the night previous caused the
food to rise the string pieces Of the Atlantic
Dock, some eighteen inches In beish. and causing
the involuntary emigration Of entire colonies Of rats
from the houses some thousands Of which were
: drowned. When the tide subsided the vharves we're
% thickly suewn with their dead that 1t
vas dificult TO walk without tire sding on them Tho
= occupants Of the shsntes ct Tinkervio had hard
4 time Of It. The tide some four fee, over the
I door sllls before da light, compelling u men TO
;. evacuAte while the women and children sought ro-
;, use on chairs, tables boxes anything elss that
, would bear them. The tide fell durns tho forenoon
u and left them In . better condition.
" MEETING IN AID OF THE SoUrH.-A meet
Ing usder the auspices OF the Freelrnehs Aid 80
:. | GOlumlFnlDu.
10 American AIssIonATy bociety, was hed IN the
10 B,ooklyn Academy Of Music last evening, Tor the
purpose Of devsns TO Assst the poope Of
the South IN their distress. There un avery sooi
| AT sndauce, considering the unp opluoua STATE VI
the NeAIher. Hon. d, ;. L. otiAhahAn oA,eu tH'
l. m,suus 70 order by nominating III. A. A. Low a.
9, | Plesi4euL which wa unAnIInousy agreed 70, ahu
q, Mr. Jas. h. kI0thIngham WA appointed se.IttAy
Tue Chairman IA AIDE brief Introductory address ~
sbcu he lettrI0d 70 tho numerous lneeNass hliu
aurins The " ogres. Of me war IN aidng our AImle
and ny soldiers In the struggle I'm the
y, SOUTH Luz 1hst the being oNe,thoy had now le
Vs. 10 yise ard thoss hey lad shen oontend.S
~ AkAlnst ,.--,, 49,. - a..
greAt the southern peOple especlAy
Inc tIack Vi snsrn ans army ietefs to snov
tnAI Ihey stood IN urgent need oil lnost sv.iy
IC warailr as,itute~a Al ,ouety ras In sn un.etuo
. state from Its foundation. lneIr wants were norho-
- svar, of We uanont character. 1he county eou
~ Gy and b, pe productive anu in les years vain IL
>, Curse vi slayeTl removed, anu wth proper ADD
" Mould We pei f,ct III Doi ado. The people rahte
,hsitrr, eotnlns. Look, &C loos implements OF IA
he | du,tIy, seed com and lows, ln.y wanted o. IN
=. p.lny, snd the kno" .edty Ihat We oi ths Noit
re .uuI do something tpr theu. The object OF VI
lis Flu.dmens Assocauo4 "a - relieve The hsedne
"A. | primarily ana the I.ot -.tes Incidentally I
S SSSs . III ;"s PSs tle 6se..
nj | and the purpose OF Ihe missionary society NA
Ior supply instTuttion IN All ia bEanehes, e,ti
bli,n schools iurnIsn ooJks &c. ~ that A. would :
seen that lhe three societies Gppod w Me physci
1st ,ant, vi the posI backs ana tao poor whites ana
Pc the moral .ants Of AL lo aso ulsed th.1 The biAe
cI,1laI.u be given the same opportunities iVr elucl
NON a tho poor hites, and thea eI Tue iutu.o pIOy
me their capacity for in.intAnihs tAensees, IA COZ
lilo cm.ion ne ueslIed 20 klnule tpIT OF love IN "a
rs hea 10 all ior the people o Vie oouth In TINS the
ow Zee, Di. H. W. Beecher followed, aud delivered .
m eloquent IN sn4eh Le PsopOsed 10 iueuicaI
hat tho south VIA them drHA o. alO. and
nrt o. many uho oI nsfy Aad slaves 70 DO the
en .n,. .noula nov be conpeIiod depsud upon Ihs
III avn aye lions so LONG as the south nAd the syste
ter nj .ryile apol they cOud not thlve but theI Z,
1,.Iar IA nd come, aud although drunA with hood
ground could to lined VAN p.NeT prospects oi su
Up Ger. The uegio %, no contended, SHOULD be givsu
, nro.nect OF rsInK aud he would show nimsct la Al
:, ~. aid respect iot WORK vas casouIlAI to N
. o., p,osyeriIy AM napp,nes. o. she souIn.
IN 'yuer from CLIlI justice LnEse read, 81
a a. ma .enda-os GA aecouAt VI otclL CUISINES
" 80 .lsr .ddiesses W Rev. "a, beAor and Gvusli
40 flA.p Lno mee.Ius adJVu.he~'
20 II. 5. COMMISSIONERS CoURr-ExAMISI
and rios OF CuARLES j. RosEAIs roR MANUFAc ruRs
,ogsrraFEIr CUHREsor.-lse defendant who "
Cir Oh TUESDAY last on the charge OF being In
tied p,ated with gang OF persons easased in he ma
ost nbc,ufe of counterfeit fractional currency Wi
ony | ,,signrd before Commissioner Neston yesterd,
for examination.
'een u ~ Lowell was the first witness worn He test
yer- God To being detective N thr Treasury Department
rom aud hat ne h iih ms Nil ~ ttde a,ena
light ,ttnsss: prironeT WAS in company wIh Mr. LAwren,
evil tpr, sent IN COURT tle1 "s,e EASING os .toop