The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-15

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are that no bGlts wSrs ussa and that what sp:
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ss, The ,l ,sis; sIonn| }h rs rope "a. la tSSsst ana
hoist ropes, The engine being started, tie
weisht d msohinsry and timber. When ! Il
reached the newest span It was going pretty
tss fan AID s "a i m aaa up i ssa: to so m aSIsYS ws siSs
the engine. The long Embraced eirdera Already
sIIIders ana thrown upon the scat plates, These
thing hat was between the Two cross orders.
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Even before the ground WAS reached the tim.
About an hour after the fall, when the dead
bad been removed and the injured cared for,
uouIluSLlidu nays hET6bk0u FOREMAN blaI0r on
9 charge Of criminal ,oarelessness. Coroner
Lindsay sanctioned this action. but did not
s SS%m Mo shs p p1sS1ss s. Ss jsIi1 Io as b his fFi sPai. said ID
dent, but learning Of the Indignation that the
~lessness that We're being made. he changed his
minf; va as SAID .1d se o had SorkSd b, for the > C conahIs
building Of SIX miles Of the Third aSenus read
and four miles Of that OF second avenue. He
il, The four eirdsrs and the boiIsr house
car car " sn er s, ) ~ ana things Ssf I'll sl about nsS si hi@.
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was put as,s up the dab day before Msrs and and vas HoS, p1;o e .%d n set
and had examined every one and found them
all sound. The girders, he said. were tested IN
avenue. New York. and tested again when
up : after m6I the hSa bra ,H,9sy wore I;.b Put ton, on; tn This b Is done
@yac hGm M ana i, ,0 cannot t' s do Sneer until aeS t h1tst has
been moved. Mr.. Shaier did not think that the
chockmen had left tho checks in front Of the
moun,ed Il the . Checks sss and dn CAUSED The she accident.
MI 5as shSf Ssc was nsile d, ls ss5 fES iis17 Street thinks
w. WAS iootins e ihs men men move the sss,tsh thing;
called out to the ensineer that it was ali tight.
m ms st 1sEs II Sf Gro and v .hey o Seot pre@SsRS e snf .hey T Sos
and they put down the checks, Tho engineer
did not stop soon enough. and the wheels went
f e, to Ri SRs s'4 ! t g 1hs fhssf isi Ina sp ts,' f lou9ss on
inches. and the jar Is what brought everything
MI. Dackerman identified. the dead workmen
Tho bodyof Charles Kirchner was identified
d d. on the Broadwas iine.- WHOSE car, was
blocked By the disssteT k Hnstm Isnvi Tainted 96s,l
become the mother Il : itth; she ~ va t65Sw !,
w9S lives IL R,l Pearl street rec ir New w Y9Es; ., , soo
FS Ghap's street, siro Breoiil Sn IRON WORKER Oh i'''0
Thomas Thompson. car driver, OF 400 Decatur
Matthias Member. baker. Of 9ss Meserole
and Marion street.
JOIN Frleh of GAO East Thirteenth street. New
York. another passenger In the car. He has a
ffsSi aqy Yo sk%!l aged sHa 4 IT. %9 81 i.sss hH Bergen street.
Brooklyn. passenger in the car: back injured
Charles Vosberg. iron worker. ,2oo, Navy street.
Jacob Bendsr IIon woske ;a,, y Bed Bedford street:
In Eastern District Hospital.
John Meehan. De Kalb avenue and Broadway,
Thomas j. GaIney. iron worker. SIT Eighth
street, New York, sprained ankle. Home. NJ
ss w,l'ls% a'shS Street. ,[o New wG Y6sE.. Sc ssai Isl wd Masi
" William Davidsen of 81 Colo street, New York.
New York. disIocation left, shoulder. Home.
te saxn siro rls'Nls NV VIZ Yor xoc ehfa cut % an and f head S n
.jadess,elsSIt; John aa. RIet Hens% . 94sx stoek an5
shock. Home.
Michael MsCAIley, vt the regular mo5 driver o. Of ear ear
ss!aaabltsS. p Suts two 70 3is ssfes'bb e}sore his car Was Va st to
be rung of to begin Its trip, he said to tho
*sCali an extra. Idont feel like working to-
Five got orders" the watchman replied. mot
to excuse any one, Tho foreman says we're
sriv Si s5,a ! sSs't s 4 he H saiRsa s Ssst his ! s ss9 q
As he passed no met Charles Biokerton and
Th2nas Thompson, the FIRST on the extra list
T%I5ump the car: Tomb, of to-dpynh he said 3D.
lighted a s"nd With his s, hand a. On the brake he awaited
to H ki% i sS% 81 ss t Sss wR%!fss s4ss e ri 4, hSS Sy HS.
w had made a eoupie d frIps." said Charles
1Sh AN AiS III ab WO
started from the terry at the foot OF Broadway
We laughed at the, starter. who had u OF
our car first, then the Sumner avenue car, and
then the East Now York car. He should have
given our piece. IN the line to the East New
trip M, and we're amused e The aHnoysnee
car driver; But we did not know what
was coming. Just as we reached Flush
to let Judge Peterson ct on. The
Judge passed to the front Of the car and took a
was q woman with an infant in her arms and a
child at her aide. q young girl, and a dark
seated opposite the Judge. The woman, airi.
and child were at the rear Of the car. Ks the
avenue corner, l waved my hand to the driver
OF car 60 OF the Sumner avenue line as it
walked into the cart collect Judge Pstterson's
fare. He half arose from his seat, handed 1t
turned to go p the roar platform, aud had got
Just tS TPRHis as t nois s,o sed II then ihs car so when heard iId
crios. As looked out ! could see nothing on