New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-13

same purpose and the bodies were botn at 10
shont the same time. Smith VIII ne Pu the Fer
o'clock tomorrow IN me 0em0 Tased among the
bockmakers for the benefit OF Ine o IprDius the
mother: The funeral OF C EI" vii take place at
& Iou No los East Houston-st, at . O'clock
s m0,rc He wiz be buried at GreenWood Gene
terry. - ~. ~ur rNyIrRFD
rohr Rredo the Cuban, was the ouiy one OF the
,r;ured remaining at Bellevue yesterday He was
not considered by DR.. Fuller, the attending physi-
cio, as ont of danger but bis condition was
tbongbt TO be favorable. Leslie e. Slosson IS con-
6ped IN his bed at the ST. Omer Hotel. His rgnt
eve is closed and the entire side OF the race IS
brnsed and blue from a confusion. In addto1
he received an ugly cut on the mead anu lh!elna az
ininr1es that were at first thought 10 De OF
q serious pature. Mr.. SlossOn says tnsI
the high rate of speed at Wh'ch '"1
tram was travelling had alarmed him f seVer AZ
minutes before the collision took place. ne MSS
certain that the train was running over MY ml,os
IN hour, MIR. Slosson was carried TO uTus eOo1o
after the accident and his wounds were III u'
lie was then taken to hotel in carriage. us ,n
iuries Will keep him in the house IOr seNOi"i WINS
but are not of fatal character. o,o.bor
William Common of No. 800 lhlTd-aVc'' dlOlnoii
of the more badly injured, is suffering from III ~ n
hurts and a cut the back OF the head. Va" dt;ee
several weeks before he is ape 70 Ies" F III T,rS
FfeId and Farm. was slightly hurt, ana Jonn a.
Mclaughlin. of JacksoD-st, Brooklyn, was h4Tt ID
the spine and the stomach slightly. Juuee D9l'-
habfy of Astoria, was cut IN the mead
AMBuLANCEs SUMMONED TARpILY
Warden ORourke of Bellevue Hospital cehsuroS
the Long Island City authorities severely ior ther
aelav IN giving information of the accident. man
could have been sent to the hospital from the scene
nj the accident In fifteen minutes, he says yeV
wac an bour and half before any WOru was TO
ceiyed 1t was about five minutes oeioIe .
o'clock said the Warden, when 2 uuck u 10y
nm with Norris and Bredo on 1t. lney were ooon
badly hurt saw at once, and sent sn alhnG,an 1
10 the ferry 10 wait for any other OF the H2uIou
Just after it had gone the call LOT an "ihoui""00
came and sent down another one - ,i,d
"Do Won often have cases from Long lsiahd
City ~ asked the reporter: n..ho oro
Eyes we have a good many OF those VINO are
,riured nv the railway The authorities there ought
10 have an ambulance for use in such cases. anu not
send injured men any distance in rough 1oItlng
Trucks such ride of itself Will often prove ia'ai'
MR.. CoRBlN HARD AT WORK.
Austin Corbin president of the Long Island ha'l-
road was in his Office yesterday when TRIBUNE
reporter called, but ce-President Maxwell sald
that Mr.. Corbin could not possibly have anything
IN say about the accident at Long Island City, be-
cause he had not completed his investigation. NO
man has worked harder in the last twenty-1ou1
hours than has Mr. COrbin" the vce-presldent sald,
bnt know that he has no opinion TO express III
ragard 10 the collision. We are trying to SIT the
matter so as to find out the cause or the acclueht
hnt until the examination has been completed IL
would be- manifestly improper Tor any OIL us 10 say
ANYTHING about IT..