New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
a sruinpus In which several heads were cut squad
OF ponce finally restored order
SOME CASUALTIES REPORTED.
ONE MAN POSSIBLY FATALLY HURT BY
FALLING FROM THE GRANDsTAND

John Timber. thirty-three years old. photogra-
pher OF Thlrd-ave between Seventy first and Sew
enty-second SITS. while marching In the parade was
seized with fit IN front OF No. 2s Broadway. He
was attended by an ambulance surgeon from Hudson
Street Hospital and went home.
Robert Miller Port Warden. fell from his horse at
Mercer and Canal SITS. yesterday morning while the
parade was forming He received scalp wound.
which was dressed by an ambulance surgeon. He
then wen. TO his home No. 157 West Fifteenth-st
Policeman Martin Conway. OF the West Thrtieth-
St station. had his left foot injured by the wheel OF
a truck passing II while he was clearing the
street at University Place and waverey Place. He
was taken TO ST. Vincent's Hospital. The driver Of
the truck arrested.
An unknown man. about forty-eght years old. fell
from the grandsand at Ffth-ave. and Twenty
hfth-st. while watching the parade yesterday after
noon. and received injuries which rendered him
unconscious He was removed 10 Bellevue Hos
pa All that could be learned about the man
that he belonged to Portland. Me. When the
man reached the hospital he was in an unconscious
condition, and 30 badly hurt that 1t was feared he
would die. The man Is about fifty years and fairly
well dressed In the mans pockets were several
cards upon which were printed the name Peter a.
Sullivan" There was a check drawn by Peter A.
Sullivan and made payable to j. w. Sullivan. at
Portland. Me.
Charles Kenny. thirty-two years old. OF No. 2ss
front of No. ia Broadway. He was attended by a
physician and later went home.
John Tompkin. twenty-six years old, OF Newark.
n. j.. had fit at Broadway and Thomas-st.. and
was taken TO Hudson Street Hospital in patrol
wagon.
Edward Smith. thirty-fve years old. OF NO 20
Franklin-st accidentally knocked down by the
patrol wagon of the Mercer-st station at Fifth-ave
and Ffteenth-st., and had his left knee injured He
was taken to New-iork Hospital .
John j. Mulberry. thirtyfve years old. OF Albany.
tried TO board cable car In front OF NO. fark
Row after looking at the parade. and fell cutting
his head severely. He removed 10 Hudson street
Hospital.
Rebecca Rosenthal. six years old. OF No. 432
Second-ave.. overcome by the heat at Ffth-ave.
and Twenty-seventh-st She was attended by n
physician. and her parents took her home.
Josiah Hodarz. forty years old. OF No. 299 East
Eighty -eghth-st.. taken sick In Fifth-ave..
near Twenty y-first-st. He home
John Power. a negro fifteen years old. living at
Frustrated by weakness in crowd al Broadway
and Twenty-thrd-st The police sent him home
While returning from tn" parade. Bernard Kelly.
thirty-seven years old OF No. 400 Court-st. was
knocked down by at Macdcugal-s and Clin-
ton Place and had his right leg hurt. He taken
TO ST Ninccnt's Hospital
George Patterson. thirty-nine years old drug
clerk OF No - Vanderbilt ave turned out with
the drug men At 72O o'clock last night ne and
friends entered the Cosmopolitan Hotel At
Chambers-st and Wcs, Broadway. TO get drink.
and unsteady. and when his friends got him out
side the hotel again and were trying 10 persuade
him 10 go home. he terked away from them as
they stood in front Of the basement stairway under
the hotel and fell headlong down the steep flight
OF steps Patterson picked up. bleeding from
a bad scalp wound. and taken unconscious 10 the
the had fractured skull and is in serious
condition.