The evening world., 1895-09-03

Levy, Abram. thirty-three years, No
10 Sheriff street. New York; ecalJ
wound and body bruised: treated by 81
Johns Hospital surgeons and sen
home on train.
Mckenna, Mary, twenty-five years
sister of Mrs. Cooney, Harrison. n. ],
right foot badly Gu, and limbs bruised
Sency Hospital.
McCue. James. No. 234 East twenty.
, NTH street. New York; bruised. sent
home.
McGrath. Mrs. Thos.. No. 4ao East For
| ty-seventh ut eet, New York, bruised
went home.
| Managrell, Louis. No. 4s Norfolk street
New York. conclusion of spine and frac
ture Of legs; recovery doubtful: Nor
wegan Hospital.
Matthews, Patrick. No. 1l3 Adam.
street, Newark. scalp wound wen
| home.
Merchant, c. IT,. No. 1ls West Twelfth
street New York. fracture OF left leg
Norwegian Hospital.
Mlley. Gustaf. twelve years, OF No
10 Clinton street. Newark. fracture OF
several ribs; Norwegian Hospital.
Montclalr, Miss L.. % years, No. u;
| West Thirteenth street, New York, pain.
| ful bruises; went home
Men, Lizzie, No. 3t3 East Tenth street
New York. scalp wounds and confused
wounds of body: condition S, rious. Nor
wcgian Hospital.
North. Prudence. a3 East sixtieth
| street New York.
Paine. Cora. 126 Franklin street, New
| ark.
Paine. Elizabeth, 1876 Franklin street,
| Newark.
Poiner. w. K, sixty years, Newark
compound fracture OF left leg and prob
able internal injuries. may die; Seney
Hospital.
Reagan. Frank. No. 121 oliver street.
| Newark: confused wounds OF knees and
liberation o. feet and eyes: Norwegian
Hospital.
| Reid, Andrew. No. 43s West Thirteenth h
street. New York; slight injuries; went
home.
Roa, Capt. Jacob p. No. sl5 Elm
street. Newark. lacerated wounds of
both feet and fracture OF several ribs
condition serious: Norwegian Hospital.
Roa. Mrs. Jacob T.. No. 3l5 Elm
street; confusion Of body.
Roa. carrie, child OF Capt. and Mrs
Roa, injuries of legs; Norwegian Hos
pital.
Roa. Russell. son OF Capt. Roa;
| slightly injured about the body; Nor
wegian Hospital.
Romaine. Joseph. twenty-six years
| old. l1 Goerck street. Jersey city,
slightly injured.
Rosenberg, Bertha, 1906 Third avenue.
New York: confused wounds OF body
Norwegian Hospital.
Rosenberg. Edward. 1906 Third avenue,
New York; compound fracture OF right
leg: will probably lose it. Norwegian
Hospital
Stevenson. Emma. 4Oi West Thirty
third street. New York. slight injuries;
| went home.
Stipck Emil. 22S East Seventy-third
street. New York; injuries slight; went
home.
Scholler. Margaret. 2s9 Wright street,
Newark; dislocation OF hip: condition
| serious: Norwegian Hospital.
Substrom. August. brother-ln-iaw of
Capt. Roa. 400 East Thirty-first street,
New York; compound fracture OF legs;
will probably lose them: Norwegian
Hospital.
Walsh. Maggie. eighteen years old; III
went home
Weilung. Augustus, 1876 Clinton street,
New York. slight injuries: went home
Wolf. Lizzie forty-two years old, 3si
East Sxtieth street, New York; ankle
dislocated and scalp wounds.
Wood. Charles H.. 7os Third avenue
Ia fr,.
pound fracture of leg; Norwegian Hos
pital.
Wood, Mrs. Charles H.. 7,S Third ave
nue.. New York; fracture OF legs and
sprained ankle; Norwegian Hospital
Daniel liummel. engineer. OF SiXtieth
street. between Tenth and Eleventh
avenues, and Joseph llilger. conductor,
fifty-ninth street. between Eleventh
anu Twelfth avenues. We're arrested by
the police OF the Bath Beach station at
III o'clock this morning. They, were
arraigned In Fort Hamilton Court this
morning, with the other persons who
We're arrested yesterday afternoon and
were held in $1,000 bail eacn to await
the action of the Coroner. Bail was
furnished In each case.
An investigation INTO the causes of
the wreck was begun to-day 10y the
police officials. as well as representa-
ives II the Railway Company. so far
as they have discovered the accident
was due to the breaking of u steel
spring connecting the throttle lever with
a latch ana ntchet on the dummy loco
motive. which plunged into the pas
senger train.
Supt Larke, OF the Sea Beach road
Wntn seen this morning sald:
An erroneous IMPRESSION has gone
out concerning the accident 1t 90
CURED IN thls manner. Engine No d
was pushing the 81 tram for Coney
Island at Bay Ridge yesterday after
noon. 1t accompanied the tram AS far
as Eighth avenue, ani then started back
Tor the yard at slow rate OF speed
After crossing Third avenue the eng ne
Without the slightest warning. ran fun
speed towards the river, Engineer Jen-
sen discovered that the spring holding
the latch III position had broken. Real
izins that collision with "A makr-up
tram WAS unavoidable. he threw bach.
the bar. So as To have the wheels re-
| NulNc III the opposite direction, or to-
wards Cuuey Island,
In spite OF the fact that the wheels
were revolving in tn. opposite direction,
| the engine never stopped, ON account OF
| the great dow grade momentum IL had
| gathered. lie called to his fireman to
jump, but before either could do 50 the
engine had crashed into the makeup
| train. ON the instant the roof ot the
/ cab came down and nearly 80 pounds
OF iron had fallen on the lever bar. The
force Of the collision had at the same
| time opened the latch of the throttle,