The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-16
CARRIAGES IN COLLISION.
THE EXCITING ROiD IDyENTURE THAT
Mr.. WAITE DISIyOWS.
A very Circumstnntini Account OF the Ac-
cidcnt, hut No Certainty ne 10 who wcro
the Mysterious Riders In the buggy.

A r,,r,or ,,,,s o,rropt ,.catorf,x In Tro-
iuIl'i was V"i'V"O !'9''I""S :" ~
mont. Wcstohestcr county. that Mr.. Charles g.
Wni,o ~ tho Rrcvoor, Uousc nnd Windsor Uo-
tel had narrowly escaped death while driving
with n lady in Jerome avenue. Inquiry made
~ Nr w,i,o dr,,,, o,,, ,bo in,in,n,ion ,ha, II
VI ~ '''',' w" o", Wv ''r'
must hnNu oceh sonc o'hor MT Na'c "ho h"u
had the misadvcnturc.
Mrs Too tbn Willow NJ iho lo,o G y Too n
NJ. ,.',' ~. ,,', ,,,.' .. ,',..'. i.i.,'
Wcni'hS nailk'r IN 'hls cllS' WIS 'cihE "rIN'n
in her earring" down Wavcrcy street at 4
o'olock ON WnInosdov nftornonn ON hcr yvov
,.,,,, ,r.,,,,,,,, =, h,. har,,sa,, .osiIo,,oo 80,
with bnr md bcr coo.hmnn sam Iitic wns
a., ,1.t,.i,. a,'iri,'i t, ,,'1 tr,t''','
sprn Of young bays. wavcrlcy street tormi-
nntos in Jerome nycnuc. but Morris street
a,'.,i,.. ,..,. A.. a,,.. it', -, a., o,.,,,,,,
about three carriage lcngths to the southwark.
forms n thoroughfnrc 10 Ridge road. As the
t., ., II, H. -. t.,a,,, 81,
M .n'r'"s' N'n' "oNn ."' Sn"'p "'S''"' "
Waverl' street. light top-huggy' driven Ivy
a., o,.r,,, ...'ri =, ~, rn,.,1 rn,o
,n'., u,, W, i ,t ~ ~ H. a''i,,, i, ,",, ~,
,n,fI w. ,nss thn nrrin,.a n, hm isf, IN "r
I, , ~ ~ T. I Ii,,,l, ~, u ~, W ~, H., ,i i,i
ui ht ,b ,.,,, ,yi i ~, ,,,.,,,i bnyc
had nnss,,,,e room ON He rirbt lie eyidrntiv
n. l'r WV a ,. W ,'' th .n w,9
of Havs pinn.sJ onward nj n siiirhtl, sla"lenead
t. the lNIi, Whrrr he nearly graInd The ~ldV-
walk. The coarhman pulled hard mt the
rcins hut his hcadway was too great TO avoid
a collision. The polo of the carriage struck the
right fore wheel of the buggy. while the nigh
horse reared Ia escape the hind wheel The
pole Slipped from tho fore wheel hut not soon
enough to prevent both hoofs ~ tho roaring
horse from being thrust between the spokes OF
tho hind wheel 0f the buggy. They dcsccndcd
to the hub where they were firmly held between
the spokcs Had tho light .orrc roadster he
fore Inc buggy started to run away nt this Jnnc-
ture IL il hard to conjecture what might have
happened He stood stock still. however under
the firmly held rrins Of his master. Sam, tho
coachman saw the pole ~ tho carriage pro-
truding up over the box Of the buggy and fear
hard al the rrns. His of horse sprang back
ward with such force as TO strip rart Of the
harness from his mnte
I'm the moan time both ladies' sat rs still ns
sintucs. Tho lniv i'm the buggy held n barking
/ black and tan dog firmly in her Ian Both
horses In thr tam struggled backward. one to
release his imurisonnI fopt and the other
thronch FRIGHT Tho buggy when il was struck
was nro.erlinr northw1rd along the line
/ ~ iba nurh fL, imnri-nnnd horse Grcw il
/ sid,,vi., With Ma feet as he harknd mn
/ ia ,vct,rr mill hn h,rsc attached 10
/ 4, v.aL turmoil ornunl with his hcnd rointing
/ do,yn thn ny.nun The foro wheels were II
/ No bil ,vh.nis h.inc lrot,,,nd sido,yiso M ihe
| ayeni," stool across III. roadway. this toint
! IN. t,yo hnr-'- one i'm thr sLarts and on al
,n.heJ to ho wheel lr",y again - each other and
| thn lirht wheel gave WAY Tho buggy was
| crnnueI tn thr utmost one fore wheel hoing
| driven unlnrfh. hpv Whom ~ h'.i ,-h"e
| ca,a ,r., it,. ,..--' ----- 80. -. -
, ia rh, 'in.it 7 Wn7 no support l.L' , Hh t@nhi @
- ,,..,.i1 ,,,,i ~ i III NJ ~ ~.
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