The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-04
EXCITING PARK RUNAWAYS
TWO POLICEMEN TRY THE MANUAL
ON A BRIDLELESs BAY

| Policeman Gets Fail-Mrs. william
| A small bay horse with u reputation for con-
| servatism and gentleness furnished Central
| Park from Seventy-ninth street to Fiity-ninth
street with more excitement at noon Yesterday
than II has had in n month Of Sundays In tho
course Of twenty minutes the horse threw Mr..
and Mrs Abraham Mayer from the carriage
with which II was running away. threw of two
| mounted policemen. seriously injurlng one OF
| them. and sending the horses OF both TO the
hospital. and ended up by wrecsine the car
| riage against a lamp post at Fifty-sixth street
| and Broadway.
MIR. Mayer. who is an optician at Union
| Square. hired victoria from the Waldorf
stables in seventh avenue. and took his wife
1 out little after il o'clock for a drive In the
| Park Their driver was William White II 333
West For'y-third street. while they were
coming down the east drive. near Seventy
ninth street-Whlte snys he doesn't know
| how II happened and the Mayors are sure
| that they do not-the horse tossed It's head
| from one side To the other and down, and prob
ably broke the throatlatch. The whole head
stall dropped. the DIT came out and the horse
was OF down tho drive at u tearing gallon. the
victoria swinging behind II.
For moment or two White pulled and
""'''" V" VI" 'e'ns IN t,e nope that the oit
W. mo1'u s"'." o' ,ne throat ana tnrottie IT,
S enV u seen'eu 70 nave niue ehect' lie
su'"eu ",' "'"u anu S"ou'eo 10 MT mayer
who was holding on to one side OF the carriage
with both hands, while his wife chung about
his neck
Jump! Jump! or we'll all get killed. II you
don't Jump now you may never get the
chance"
M'o' mayer 'no'eu over 10 'he o'her sac
VI 'ne carriage anu Threw herselt our upon the
ufNe one struck upon her race ana shoulders
anu ro"eu over ana over INTO the gutter
IN. Inc i runa%" was constantly Increasing Its
tr,n,,c aSror,s ~ mil, mo hi, ,,,p, s s", ,, 'n
he fell heels over head back into the carriage,
Mr.. Mayer was thrown out Just as he was In
ra. nv, 'u hn-. VIZ. u ..' s sue nuu
was not huch hurt "hite' hopeless OF CON
,ho .ns a0sS Sa over the BACK Q,
,r.,,aworr Ia, h,,,sa,s -, Ill -.
' .,n Ie' n,tnSs.i down un,l MS teet
off, His mpetus was 40 sraa, .s", he C could
No; Ln.n r,Ir,',n, .na b. - s"a. ne oou'u
side Of the drive.
These things had all bnppsned bsfors the
The shouts OF warning from the drivers OF the
other earrlAses OF which the drive was full.
Passou 'ne worn iat aheao anu everybody
pulled to one side The little horse nut his
him. Far ahead. whers the Eost driv. ,o,ns
Terrace bridge. was a mounted policeman.
lame. Fi,zeeraIa. a new man ON n.rs dn,y
ID" started his horse into AN easy cantsr m
the runaway approached and by the time It
rene""a nun Wv, "e!e gong AZ aoou' .no
same sped. II was no. until the horse wa.
almost near enough to him for him to touch it
Sons I,e Kent alnos s,as or y i,,tis ohsnS
10 warn poll. out Of n. WAY VI ''''e "ne"u
st 1p.1 H. hnTsa harh to; uynp as Was
toward s,ty'n,n'h street h when he heard the
tnne ot Yelling and shouting ' fshnd Stm an'gF e
FARM d"wn the arive aS.,d ~ ,ha sn,n,ns
rnnaWnv Wnst OF the Tine u tne rae
With h,s head S Turned hP S over n, shp4ld,r
shRcsI ahead aud when he saw SIynn he mn ne
Ss"ssgos gesture over hi; horses hen WIN
Sih.r side q the Tgna%ay from that which lie
n"d neet race w ON ei,beI sIts s az tbs s x
no n which by this i'm" had tired more 'o oy
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md drnra.i The carrias. across bis a" leo Sna
hnct IL hora. ,.hirIca nv.r ",an ~ ~ 80 ,.ino
and ihnn a,rnD,,inu ~ 10 yes, nwer ~, ~.
nm pmn, ,roy and snsJ " teein w t ~.
ri",, m,,cb ta,.r ,han hnJ hna.EE tnn b .,o
Glynn was on lis back and strikIns out rccIi
L.ssIy from nna al" n, liza jrivc 10 ,hn o,,,er
F,y,g ,id made nm his mind tb,t ~ III Two
rnns ,vsvs GIrnnSs horse was tha mnre fnnsar |
ona Tor he knew that the caTri.va horsa was |
pret,y we'll tireJ and he coui ace thai II WIS |
ey.n ~ WI inclined 10 siuctenits sp.ch Givnns
bnr.a maSs Tor the Wsst Fiftv.ninth s,ra.s |
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