New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
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4 UORSE,.S MAD RACE.
PEOPLE IN SECOND-AvE. IN GREAT DAN"IH-
SEVERAL CHILDREN INJURED.

PEOPLE IN SECONDAVE. IN GREAT DAN"~"-
SEVERAL CHILDREN INJURED
Death came near to a number of children playln'
yesterday In Sccond-avc, when Charles y. he'N
horse ran away Kelly nvcs NJ No. 1857 Secohu
ave-. ard his business Is 10 supply beans 10 inc E rus
side llquor stores for their free lunch counters IL.
drives small bay horse attached to hSh' cover"
delivery wagon. lie had been drinking to ifc! !"
the various places to which his business took MN
and when he turned into Sccondavc hom forN
eighth-st at . O'Clock, he was not able TO avon
running into one OF the elevated railway posts. heny
and another man In the wagon at the ume "crc
shaken up somewhat but not hurt. The shui'S' "''
ever. broke loose from the wagon ana tNc i's",r"'
horse ran up the avenue Near Finieth-s,' re'c'
Dooian with OF the city aShcarts got III MS WI!
The horse SHE'D. striking Dooan the ankle ana
ran the sidewalk. ,,.,
John b. Ward, four years Old, who with MS HUE
brother. Gcorgic was playing in front Of his nome.
between Fifty first and Fifty cond s'S was ho'h'"
down. Between Fifty second ana fhiy-'mru ''',
Emma Kahn, nurse, was wheeling inc '"''" VI
Archer Ullman, nine months old, III paoy .'''''e
A little further up the street. Inc three o"'"'n "
S. Fracnkcl were running along hand In hand. Inc
Kahn Girl siIunk back when sho heard the cla'er vi
the horsess hOofs but the carriage was caught IN 1e
shafts The baby rolled ont into the gutter ana the
carriage was swept along among the three fh'hhc
children Martha Fracnkr!, four years Old, was thrown
IN the ground and Emily Fracnkcl. nine years DID,
was caught between the shafts and carried along
nearly block
Tho speed OF the horse had been checked by the
cncumbranccs and he caught by Policeman
Thomas A. Doyle at Fifty fourth-st. None OF the
children werc seriously hurt. Emily Frankel was
badly bruised and suffered an abra-
sion Of the thigh. The Ward ana
rmnn children received slight cuts on tho head The
parcnts of the children are Joseph Ward. fireman,
no GO7 Second-avc. Ascbcr Fraenkcl, truckmnn, no.
l.OoO Secondave., and S. Fraenkel, varnlSher No.
,O10 SeCOnd-avc. ,.,-..,.- .
Kelly was arrested on q charge Of irtoAcation ara
held for examination at the l0rkVillc poiicc court
FRIGHTENED HORSES RUN INTO A STREET. oAN.
A team OF gray horses. drawing a produce wagon and
driven by Frederick Frcsh, OF Flushing took fright At
the putting OF an elevated train at Third-avc. and
Eighteenth-st. at 80 o. IN. yesterday frei'sh ost
control Of the and they down the avenue AZ
bcakncck speed lie kept them clear Of tho Iron columns
NJ tho elevated railroad and shouted loudly 10 attract tho
attention OF and conductor OF 1hdave horse
car block ahead. George Kecfe, the conductor stopped
the cor and told the passengers TO get out IN hurry!
They obeyed order without loss OF time, but as the
last two OF leaving the car the runaway team
arrived Tho pole Of the wagon struck the dashboao
the car and broke The badly shaken by the
collision that several windows were broken Tho run
away horses were brought ssndstill by the shock.
hut were not hurt much Mrs. Addio NJ. Hossn. 81 NO
PAL East Fourteentht onc Of the passengers. rsceved
soycre injury TO her left and Gustaye satacher
musician Of No. 90 East fshth'st, had his i.ft arm
bruised severely. They refused TO 10 to hostsi ana
went to their homes.