The sun., 1894-04-29

lN ExuTfNe TEN MINUTES IN UP
PER THIRD AEERUE.

AZ Rrsaknssk Bpesa 80 Uaususeeshts
Hsrse Dsshes Upsu the Sidewalk, Kilt
les = Mes sus s~riousiy Isiuripg = cana
Two othsrs Hart ~ = Reckless Driver.
A big brown horse running at breakneck
speed. dashed into . group OF people on Third
avenue. near Nlnety-thrd street Yesterday
morning, drove the shaft OF delivery wagon
against mans head. frscturing his skull 20
that he died q few minutes later. and then
trampled over girl. whose escape from death
was little short OF miraculous. Up the avenue
the animal ran. then through cross street to
Fifth avenue, and down again to Ninety-sec-
ond street. wherehs overturned a sand wagon
and was caught It was the livellest ten min
utes in the life Of young Julius Pitcher OF 219
East Thirty eighth street. who drove the horse.
In the six months Pitcher has been driving
the amin al he never had any trouble with him
until yesterday morning. when he unexpect-
edly SHE'D at n pile Of empty barrels at the
corner OF Madison avenue and Ninety second
street. pulling one Of the reIns from Pitchers
hands. Then he turned and jumped forward.
snatching away the other rein and nearly
throwing Pitcher over the dashboard. The
boy fell back In the bottom OF the wagon. and
the horse started at full speed down the hill
toward Third avenue. At the corner the
,.sSa o sfruSs one sRS.esr %S.s tSs
clean as q whistle. Then the horse ran
upon the sidewalk, heading up Third avenue:
street % I t1lnElns @ that haiti the horse Would be turn:
and He eoSId sSen Be ssoppsS The Esp
straight on. however. and those in his path got
but @ one n0 man he was s' in the centre Of the
group. and before he could reach the roadway
+: srass bshn hs s
Of the wagon shafts and thrown senseless Into
At Ninety third street the horse left the side
the southwest corner Of Ninety fourth street.
enue started to cross the street. and when hall M
way over the runaway suddenly turned to the
nt %.s fss9 as shS %ss pcssd up % Snconseous
and taken home. There was a wound on her
head and 2 confusion ON her body but It Is not not
run ming through Ninety. ffth street and down
Fifth avenue the horse was stopped sd ninety
Pitcher was thrown to the, ground.
died soon % m alter To the arrival of an smSuisncs
he did not recover copsel9nsnessi b, Ihe bout
II about SO years old. The clothing seemed to
indicate that he was wOrkinsmsn. Pitcher
Alsrse gray horse: attached to 6gtshsrd' b. shssd
ss sSsner SSMe o csns and IGssrrs
driver kept on without stopping and made his
Eigenfeldt. u years old. I'LL Eldridge street.
aud Yetta Friedman, II years old. OF Iio Essex
street. The girl was taken to the ChamUers
Street Hospital. and Eigenfeldt was sent homo
In q carriage. Eigenfeldt is employed as 9
foreman by Burt Il Co. at 92 Centre street, ana
the girl works In the same building .
They were crossing Mulberry street on the
north side Of Canal and saw the rapidly ap.
proaching cart too late to avoid II; The hrst
wheel Of the wagon passed over EGenieid1isi ,nn 1.ii
under the horses hoofs and was trampled
upon. The girls injuries are serious.
The police ascertAined that the wagon PEE
street. He said the nan who drove II bore the
same name II 10 said that the driver 10
lounger In Mulberry street who is unused to
driving. He will be arrested.