The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-19

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aid not believe at ilrst that his father was nor.
tally hurt: and he watched eagerly, while
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things ready when his father reached TIERS
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dent had occurred Mrs. Gould. who had been
been taken home in carriage by friends,
In the mean time there was very great ex-
me oo hs The
were jerked out Of his hands. The horses thus
unchecked le9ped forward with renewed ener-
ana .ns ' %t dss
gins. behind 81 them m they started GROUND
cosoh lay on It's right side. and the i've
boys: and spectators FASTENED to the rescue;
on the track; All were cut and bruised more
cal t Treatment was James Nal Mahoney Who had
cash at the top OF his head. All went home
While the track was still filled with excited
Nobody saw them until they hey We're close at at
ffs 70 sri to
very centre OF the crowd OF cowboys and In
dians "a. and matters looked SERIOUS. when: Tor;
the others down with him. Then they were
quickly caught and suhdued. AT this time
Jury. and the master Of ceremonies reassured
the majority by annot1ncing that nobody had
TIE physicians working over Mr.. Gould knew
st ss say e0a sl al not was save his wr H had
been sent to the club. house only short dis
lance away. and blankets were brought down
people In the stands came down. or stood up
on the top row Of benches where they could
see the body policeman secured an old
r n on one this 70 ths sIab house The imDromptu
Alter the. body had been removed the specta-
was at an end; and that the aHmtieipated even
women had to be revived with Ice water before
men men In cowboy and Indian costumes. but with
countenances that showed deeI grief in spite Of
the paint were gathered IN and about TIE elp6
BODY odS1 lay IN one Of the dining rooms until The
Coroner arrived. Ajury com posed OF members
set down Tor next Thursday A permit WAS Is;
sued and the body was removed to the Gould
Mr. Mr.. douIi was 81 years old, His grayish-
blond beard and rather scanty hair made him
look Ills age. but his actions indicated that he
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New street. His son Edward is a, member, OF
Gould was u member OF thu. stock Exchange.
on the street He was very fond
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lito Thoroughly He lived for twenty-five
Brighton. In which ,his, body now lies, not Jar
from the Slnien Island ATHLETIC club house;
had been a director. His .on Edward Is the
Secretary. Mr.. Could. ST.. had also been
member OF the New York Yacht Siuo ana O
ne ne COUNTRY Club He leaves only his VILE a mo
much overcome last night to announce the fu-
neral arrangements.
IL was said last night bv many VINO mad
witnessed the accident. that II wouid g'xs
death hlOw to amateur circus ana :, via
MtHt shows for some time to com. y GER
tainly, WI ,iamprn the energies q the staten
nm" haa rXpcct"l t. play chamPlonsh,p
idsa Of having an amateur Wild West show on
otattl island was first suggested two mohihs
NO tnefe werr not wanting people TO pfeulct
INA! !nat ~ would result in serious acciuenI,
huI ihe men who compose the staleh
isa6v athletic Club, both young ana o. "a,
suggestion. and started in with enthpsiasm to
ooTnveTt themselves into cowboys and Indians.
sentiment In the club seemed TO be unani-
mously In favor OF II. and Mr.. Gould. Sr. was