The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13

American industrial products continues to draw large
number Of visitors daily. It's attractions Of 80 varied
. nature that the Of all find ample qualification
me- mechanic and engineer crtclse the operations Of
sbe different pieces Of machinery in motion The lover
u the beautiful is surrounded ~ objects Of art IN
sasuary and painting, although the less said
about the artistic merits OF some OF the lat
" the better But there other attractions besides
The scientific and Ornamental for the useful IL repre-
scented ~ such variety Of aborsaving machinery that
The decree that "man should his bread by the
this age Of invention The fair patronize fair
extensively, but con0ne their attention, for the
most par. ,s,,, me iroit ana ar. departments
number sometimes assembled the collection OF
pianos although they often treated to more cass
cal selections than Out Of the Wilderness and Johnny
Fill up tho BOWL Up the present the attendance OF
the public has ben excellent, the receipts GOOD the
visitors generally pleased and the contened
MASS MEETING JouRxEyxES BAKEis.-Last even
ing the journeymen bakers OF New York and vicinity,
under the auspices Of the faers' Protective Union OF
this city, met in council, organize State Central
Union, association comprehensive in its many
details, but with similar object TO the in
istence The call responded to with alacrty. and
Putnam Hail. corner Of Twelfth aud the Bowery,
contained go0dly throng Of the interested class. In
the absence OF Isaac Hunter president Of the society
tho vice president 4 OK the chair Various resou-
tons suggestions and courteous invitations to the
German bakers Of this vicinity were made and
acquesced in. Although but little Was done other than
forming the plan Of the organization there evnced
IN operation the proposed Union will do much by It's In
huence alleviang the wrongs OF this hard working
class Of our community, doing away with many in
Justices and demonstrating those Immediately inter-
ested that with concerted action much be accom-
plished.
Car ACCIDENT Mira Mary Wood, aged nfty-seven,
residing at No. $40 Navy street, Brooklyn while STEP
ping from No. 75 OF the Belt line, the 10th inst
was thrswn down with great violence and severely in
Jared. Ma Wood being lame was delayed in getting
or the car which, 10 stated started before she had got
clear She was conveyed homo by an oficer Of the
second precinct and ID now said 70 BIO in critical
dition.
IxJURD By 4 CfRcuLAR SAw.-YsstsrdAy afternoon
Hugh NcKenna sawyer thirty years Of age. and who
resides at No. 5l1 Second avenue taken TO Bellevue
Hospital BY Mr.. VIM. Gray from the sawmil corner
Of Twenty third street and First avenue, where he had
bssn ~ work circular saw, and where by some unex
planned accident his hand got caught severng his fore
nnger and iacerating the thumb in . most shocking
manner.
supposed from letters other memoranda found upon
him. TO be Mr. Christian Kretzer, merchant sales
from Baltimore, put up ri the Frankfort House,
add, perhaps being somewhat under the influence Of
liquor got rather unreasonable whom the porter named
John Donovan, took offence a. something remarked by
the Balimorean, and threw him INTO tho street. when the
unfortunate man sustained through the fall concus
sion Of the BRAIN from the effects OF which had up
TO . late hour last night, not recovered II the
opinion Of the surgeons that the unfortunate could
not possibly survive the night. The man Donovan has
Kretzer's Injuries.
ATTEMPTED SuIcDEs-About half past Ave O'Clock
yesterday evening tailor named Peter Quinn attempted
commit suicide by jumping int the East river at the
foot OF Thirty fourth street. Changing his mind when
he got into the water he called loudly for help and for
tunatey officer Moran. OF the Twenty first precinct
near, and rescued the unfortunate from watery
grave Quinn resides Al 2l7 West Twentyeghth street.
tempted 70 commit suicide last evening" about ha-past
four O'Clock. by taking laudanum physician was
called In and administered an andote and thus saved
her life.
ACCIDENT ny FAIL-Michael ca.iisan. residing at No
$50 East Thirty fifth street, while under tie influence OF
Aouor fell on the sidewalk, striking the curone. and
sustained . scalp wound. he vas Conveyed 10
Bellevue Hospital BY one Of the officers o. the Eighteenth
precinct.
PROBABLY FATAL FAkL.-Edward Bergen seaman
residing st No 10 Rose street. taken yesterday 10
the Bellevue Hospital by officer Town, OF the Fourth
precinct having fallen from the building OF No. "A
Frankfort street, and in falling II Is feared fractured
His frontal bone his left arm, aud otherwise seriously
Injured himself.
ANOTHER FATAL FALI--Yesterday morning Thomas
ward laborer. while at work on the reconstructed
building SO Wall street tCiiy Bank building on the
third floor, by some mishap or other accidentally
fell the basement racturina his lett thigh bone and
receiving such severe bodily injuries that there IS out
slieht hope Of his ultimate recovery.
ACCIDENT by FALLING ScAFroLD.-About one O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, while two mon were engaged in
lowering scanoldng from the building Goa las, Four
teenth street, the rope slipped and the pank fell srik
ing OF the men, whose name is Charles Spear and
injuring him severel5. He was conveyed 70 his home
600 East Fourteenth street.
FELL IN THE RIvkRwbie fishing at the foot Of Fifth
street, East nver Andrew Krcss, a boy aged thirteen
years. fell into the river and would have been drowned
but for the exeross OF officers NcAlister and woman
He taken from the water In an exhausted con-
d'ton.
PicxSG PocKrTs-Mary Calaghan was arrested late
last evening charge of attempting to pick wo.
mans pocket In Essex Market She will be brought be.
foro a magistrate this morning.
Found DRowSEp The body Of a boy named August
sweeze found floating in the river opposite per So
East river His parents reside al % Oliver street. The
Coroner has beeo notified.
KICKED BY HoasS-Patrck Reid severely in.
jurcd yesterday by being kicked by vicious horse at
the corner OF Jacob and Frankfort streets Ofcer Watts
Of the Fourth precinct had the injured conveyed 10
the New York Hospital.
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
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