The New York herald., 1877-10-21

fortand street. cast side, from Main street:--
Two houses ownod by Mr.. Thomas Mecoigan
Methodist church ana parsonage
Houses owned by Messra Robert and William McIn-
tyre
House owned by Mr.. Richard Anderson
In Camden street houses owned by:-
John Higgins.
Thomas W. Pc,ers
Widow Wilson
Mr.. Travis.
James Bartlett
John McJunkin.
James Kyle
In High street, houses owned by:--
Thomas Sergeant
George Young
Robert Ewing
Edward Elliott
Thomas Aubery.
Mr.. Logan whipsawyeE
Joseph Sullivan.
benjamin. Lawton.
James Scott.
Patrick Flynn.
Widow Young.
George Baxter.
William Elliott.
Me- Gillespie cooper
Mrs Mary Ann DAILY
John AcDermott.
John Connolly.
John Brooks
Thomas Policy.
George =. smith
George Ruddock
Andrew Miles,
Acadia street, houses owned by:--
Mr. Woods
Henry Pratt.
Mrs. Pherson.
Mr.. Gillespie.
John Crawford.
Thomas Young Claus
Mr. Lovely.
Stephen Murphy
Besides tho above It is believed that the houses Of
Hugh Montague,
George Carten,
Messrs. McCechney and
Irvine.
havo been destroyed.
Main street, houses owned BY
krs. Woods, three story wooden building.
kr Henry Pratt, three story wooden building
Mr. Charles Longs thros story wooden building
Mr.. William Grays three story wooden building.
Mr. Bradiey's three story wooden building
A three story wooden building belonging TO tho
tate OF the late John McJunkin.
Mr.. Thomas McColgau's three story house.
Portland street.
A three story building belonging to M. Thomay Nc
Coisan.
Chapel street,
House belonging to Mr. Charles Long.
A barn belonging to Mira Gordon.
Barn belonging 10 Widow McJuAkin
Barn belonging TO William Gray.
Barn belonging TO Bradley.
Acadia street,
House belonging to Henry Pratt
House belonging TO George McPhsrson.
RKLIav FOR TIM sURrxRERa
At eleven this morning tho Town Council held =
meeting, and appointed committees provide for the
necessities OF the houseiess Tho City Relief and Aid
Society held meeting this afternoon, and all demands
will be met Application Is made. Shelter,
food aud clothing arc ready for the destitute and
on Monday further steps will bo taken to
succor tho needy. Tho acton s prompt,
and will really be forced TO endure very rigorous
suffering Tho various temperance bodies holding
meetings and will aid their suffering brethren TO tho
full extent OF their ability.
4 SAD cAsuALrI
A terrible accident occurred this morning In the
city, when portion Of tho wall OF Virgins building,
OF lhrco persons ana serious injuries 10
several oiherA Tho wooden buiidng had been
erected on Princess street. with It's rear
resting on tho old wall. shortly before noon,
rear OF tho Walker and McMillca lots tho wisgiu's
building wall gave way aud brought down the vault
with IL The mass OF IRON and brick came tumbling
down on tho unsuspcctng worKmen- Two boys, Dali
ton ana sullivan, Uoth ocionGlus 70 Forunru. we're
easily extricatod, aad were found 10 DO only
slightly bruised lad named Day was horribly
mangIed. his logs and being broken aud his
other injuries such that dica In . Tow hour. Il
was declasca that other persons wose IN The runs
and dirging was commenced with vigor.
IL half AN hour the body Of a man WAS recovered,
and u was taken 10 tho dead house This
was James sppioS, Of Indiantown. Search
was now made for lad, named Alexander
Gills, OF IndiantowD, who was missing
and was believed TO DO covered up with tho dcbrs.
Tho digging for these bodios was . very sorrogful
sight, especially when tho sobs ana CRIES Of afflicted
relatives reached tho cars Of spectators
between two and three O'Clock this afternoon .
second body recovered from tho ruins !, proved
10 bo Alexander GIs. about fourteen years old The
hodv Waa taken To tho Dead IIousa IL "A gupposcd