New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-01
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placed under arrest, ahd at the First Precinct
were held to await the result of Hayes's injuries.
The Injured man says that he shouted TO the green
men to stop the and they assert that, owing TO
the slippery tracks. they were unable TO do so.
Third-ave. and wagon belonging 10 r.
Renchenberg OF No. SO Hamilton-ave. came to-
Gether at Eishth-st. early yesterday morning. and
a passenger. Edward Perine. OF No. IS Twentieth
badly cut about the head and face by
shattered window pancs.
A collision occurred yesterday afternoon between
two trolley-cars of the Calvary Cemetery and Lor-
mer-st. lines. Brooklyn. at Grand and Lorimer SITS.
while running at high rate OF speed Both
were thrown from the tracks by the force OF the
collision and damaged. There few
passengers in the cars the time and all
badly shaken up. Charles Rutzheim, twenty-one
Years Old, Of Nassau-ave. and Oakland-s;.. who was
a passenger the LCrimer-st car. had his left
leg fractured. He was taken to ST. GATHERINGS
Hospital. Mrs. Mary Schneider, who lives in
Powers-st.. near Lorimer. also among the pas
sengers the Lorimer-st. car. with her
year-old daughter. Bertha Both mother and
daughter were pitched headlong from their seats
to the other side of the Mrs schneider was
bruised. while the child about the face.
The mother grasped her daughter in her arms and
carried her to her home. which only block
away The family physician was sent for and
Both cars were in charge of green motormen and
board. jumped from the platforms OF the car when
The cars were No :.sil. OF the Lorimer-st line.
and No. 1913, of the Grandst. and Calvary Gene,
line. At the place where the collision occurred
is down grade along Loriner-st and the car was
about TO cross Cirand-st the Grand-s car darted
by. and was struck with terrible force broadside:
the track the gutter Fortunately the Grand-st.
car contained no passengers had mere oeen any,
side was stove in and all the windows were shat
A big crowd soon gathered and threats OF vio-
lence were made against the motormen ana con,
it not BEEN for the timely Of squad
OF police from the Sixth and Nineteenth precincts,
Travel Was delayed over the two lines for nearly
two hours before the wreckage could be removed
Te' yeserday morning oveTurnng the
Jacob Abentroth and Philip klug were the two men
about the head and body, while Klue escaped with
few bruises. The motorman. John Conway was
His home is" is in Lowell Mass
Another collision occurred YESTERDAY morning be-
and No APO. Of the Raph-aye line at Broadway ,;,
julius Pnines. green mctorman on a car Of
handled by an angry mob a. Broadway ana Eefy
ST. on "Wednesday night Pillrgs was Speedine ms
down oscar Boyer. ten years old. Of No 49, Park,
the car. when the fender struck him and he became
wedeed under the motor between the front ana
b bS wh The P 5p Jos. f hs maj his
to stop the car ~ turned the current on, and MS
victim WAS carried for more than half blGck',
As the car dashed along, the screams OF the I'M
prsoned boy painful to hear when ihs la, car
was finally stopped. a crowd OF seNeial hunHl-i
people quickly surrounded II. and dozen or more
men tried to drag the frightened motorman on the
platform They would have been successful n ther
efforts had Ii been for Policenan, Mlchae,
Campbell. who went 10 the ASSISTANCE oil f''''"s' anu
drove the crowd back with his club ., o,.r,c,,e
1t took ten minutes TO raise the car ana rb
little fellow was attended by an ambulance , sur
geon and sent his home. where M condi.lon
v,ae renorted last night 20 be serious. Pilngs was
arrested and when arralgned Yesterday before JUS
tice Goetting held IN Sl"D Dali LOT ulal'