The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-18
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Burning Of spcrry's skate Mandatory at
Syracuse.
SYRACUSE, Sept H. 1889.
Ore occurred this morning In Human sperrJ's
machine shop and Sperry's skate mandatory.
which damaged the building to the extent OF about
5000; fully insured Human b sperry lose on
STOCK and machinery 5000; fully insured. N. 4.
npcrry, SKATE manufacturer, loses between $50 900
manufacturer OF hay tedders loses 81. AGO. insured
Tor q, 800. Twenty-Five thousand pairs OF skates
were burned or badly damaged.
The Condition Of MIR. Sanford Z. Church.
ROCHESTER, Sept. II, 1899.
There Is q decided Improvement In tho condition
OF Governor Church to-day 80 his physicians say,
but no Is not out Of DANGER by any means.
Close Of the State Fair at Elmira.
ELxIRA, Sept. II, 1859.
Tho total receipts at the fair were $4,000. The
weather was pleasant oil the week. 1t Is raining
hard tonight but oil the goods are on tho ground.
Governor Holman and star arrived here this;morn-
Ing. He visited the fair grounds at eleven O'Clock,
In company with President Campbell and Others and
The party were the guests of Mr.. Lucus Robinson.
The Governor aud party left for Albany special
train this evening.
Tho International Industrial Exhibition at
BuGaIo-Dslegates Appeiutod-A Marrow
Esoapc.
The preparations for the International Industrial
Exhibition to BIO held in this city on october are
rapidly drawing to close. Buildings have been
built adjacent to the Skating Rink and three large
boilers to accommodate the machinery In operation
have been placed In position. The following are the
Dimensions of the various buildlngs:-The Skating
Rink for the exhibition OF fine arts, miscellaneous
goods, &C., 1886 feet In length by 100 feet In wdfh;
the machinery building ls6 feet In length by 40 feet
BY 40 feet in width; the store building so feet in
length by 80 feet 10 width Goods have already COM
At . meeting Of the Board Of Trade this afternoon
delegates were appointed to represent the board at
the Railroad Convention at 0swego, the CONNER
Board OF Trade Convention at Kichmond, Va.
This afternoon Frederick CusSin, mechanic
distance Of y by the breSH
ing OF o ladder on which he was standing, aud
miraculousy escaped death, without sustaining any
the forehead. He struck the bottom OF an empty
grain bin squarely on the forehead and Immediately
arose TO bis feet and walked.
Collision tho Central Railr0nd-An Entire
Passenger Train Disabled.
ROCHESTER, Sept. II, 1889.
serious collision occurred on the Central Rail
road at Lyons this evening" The half-pasG i've
O'Clock train from this city ran into the rear end OF
stock train. owing to the carelessness OF a switch
tender, destroying the engine and disabling every
passenger coach in the train. Several persons
injured. but no fatal casualties are. reported.
George Calhoun, the engineer Is unhurt.
John Coney, the fireman, is cut about the
head and shoulders. baggage man. named
Putnam. who belongs to paatlne Bridge, was
badly scalded by hot water from the boiler; MISS
Jennie Newton. Of Rochester, received internal
injuries which may prove fatal she is at the Graham
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the leg. It Is impossible to procure the names OF
the Others injured, as the railroad authorities are
retcent on the subject Several cars In the stock
Killed.