New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-25
ApPoAnWAY CAR HORSE KILLED.


FALLING INTO TRENCH AT READE-si'-IkANHL
BIoCRED-A MAN HURT.
Car No 81 temporarily used by the Broadway
Surface Railroad Company, was poWuns S s1H1ns
downtown at ill5 H. h Sess9 aud bay pulled
it. The car crowded AS II appr9aGeneu no ao
ST. the driver put on the brake ana tao S wav
over a sixteen feet bridge of plankng covering Gg
trench ten feet deep which the New fork otea n
COMPANY had dug. huge dirt cart got IN INC WAY
of the horses. and they came to a standstill
AZ tie side of the white horse and ge0w niI
yawaed triangular openins S Se borsS at the south
end and feet deep On gas-pipo ts'oou ' Was
Hanloy, forty years old shovel IN band taried o
and The horses attached TO the car made IhoNe.
ment forward as the driver leosened the brake. AZ
INTO fhe hole and disappeared The gray horse was
drawn into the trench and fell heavily on Top o TUG
ether John Hanley barely escaped forming
foundation for both horses. The hind feet Of the
white horse plunged past mn ana nc cIom ueu
self to one side. The heels OF the pay heIse suohA
his side and bruised It, He had MS 1iulses .doaeoo
al the Chambers Street Hospital and went nome,
there was instantly an uproar PASSENGERS 5!s
eaped from the aud people ran from al dlre &C.
hand He summoned help nd held conSu't Soi
with the foreman OF the steam sem oept
ffcr post haste. The horses lay 50
that they could hardly move The bay horse 9se
fioundered about little, for he was On toP. ino
dcrrick arrived and the bay horse was hitcheo "
it a0d pulled out unlnJured . -. IL. st,,dy
Three ATTEMPTS were made to get the stuIuy
white horse out There were two, failures: IN, Inc
horse OH the second attempt tel pack, us nv%u
struck beam aud he made no further moseudc ,a
The third haul brought him out upon tne paw
mont The sturdy white horse was dead WIN Ills
After the White horse had been laid aside two
other horses were attached TO car NO. 81 anu IL ~
went spinning down Broadway ~ WAS p nDnnog
noon Thirty other cars, which had been ruhuIne
on one and !, hall minute Roadway and had been
stopped as far back Howard-st.' hurried Oh "
Inc Steam Company has had its huge excavations
10 Broadway for month John NJ, S; ;IoaS o oo
n.sv Said rhe Steam Company should suffer
extreme legal penalties for its outrageous conuuc..
H. VAS kept these excavations there TOR most un-
reasonable length of time" The company declares
that deep excavations necessary 10 enable IL 10 eo'
under the Then concreting nase DO uon %
aad so the company says 1t Is getting Oh as rap'ay
Two men, one on each side of the track now take
the horses Of each car by the brides and lead theih
vntu the danger point Is passed.
MR.. NICOLL AND THE JURY-FlXERS.
Assistant District Attorney Nicol found yester-
Gay that hs letter to INSPECTOR o tbe U9ors IN
tbe Buddensek case had caused greater conanio-
lion than he expected Some OF the memoers OF 'he
;nrv visited Mr. Nicolps office AT d asked what he
meant by saving that the preservation oil the
iury's integrity throughout so long trial was que,
IN great measure to the vigilance OF the Inspector
md his oiicersp They thought that the statement
cast reflection OH their integrity MI NlcoIIi pc
fore he the Jurors, had preparSu etVoI MiI,o
lie sent to most of the jurors. There we're only a
few of them whom constant watch Was keP.,
and toward whom suspicion was dlrected IN t w
circular letter which Mr. NlcOH scnt io iiVSV u tnc
Jurors, lac said:
wish TO state you now that not Ior one inontm,
after the first day OF the trial wnGn n gVut dseosed to
you the object Of souetade on ng 9 9nrnS 1f the
trial had any anxiety doubt about any meinoefs Vi
The iury in that regard you were not among tne noc
Fad ali the panel been or equal standing MIN
Thor. wond have beon no need for that ocular vgi
lance on my part which is distasten 70 @ h
State but fair before anappT,Oacha,oes t}Sry
rest That there in the courtroom seseIaI IL gu
whose business It is TO approach directly or re- M
purpose Of iIluencin verdict, is undoabed fact
a they were there for the Psb 81 Ss uand to
coruptbc IN NY opinion ths.e Is nS DOUBT dna .,
Inspector Byrness officers is indisPutable. Bat you
SIR should know that you were not one toward WHOM
one connected with the trial. and above all myself ever
entertained the slightest d9o NY wi. o
the way which you discharged your duties Is so hgh
that sp s the y
ing for Instant that ever esteemed you so lightly
District-Attoruey MARITIME was served Yesterday
with notice that temporary stay OF proceedings In
the case of Buddensek had been granted by Justice
Van Brunt of the Supreme Court returnabie on
July 1.
MANAGER JACKSON DID NOT STEAL THEM
Florence Weston, stout young woman Win a
month that indicated nrfnltess, WHO hds ooon az
actress in q "Cuesr.s Evidence company. tired
yesterday to prove before Judge Gildersle9ye ana
Jury that her diamonds. valued at 1913, had been
Stolen by Harry jackson the manager OF the com,
: pany. When the young woman was thinking ABOUT
Joining tho mpany sho met Jackson on February
in a Bowery restaurant, where they, dined to-
pcfher She had with her satchel. IN which were
the diamonds. She laid 1T on chair, she testified
s ycsterday and while her face was turned away she
heard the click of tho lock Of the satehe and turn
ing saw Jaoksons hand on tho lock. she aftcrward
missed her diamonds.
Tie defendant testified that'he did not take the
diamonds and did not touch the satchol. lie SAID
that Miss Weston joined his company and ne dd
not hear her speak Of the loss of the diamonds until
March Ia. at Paterson. He related an Incident
which occurred at Pittsburg, when he refused 70
wear flowers which Miss Weston presented 70 hlm