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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-06-09
FANCY GOODS

at prices that not fail to give satisfaction to the
closest buyers and make glad the Hearts of Families
and Housekeepers. Our stock is large. Our goods
are well bought, We work hard. Our expenses are
trifing. We are bound to make it lively for OLD
FOGIES this spring. The property must move
il has got marching orders. and must be sold.
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Fire Works for 1877.
CHEAPER THAN EYER.

Consisting of Fire Crackers, Canon Crackers
Torpedoes, Roman Candles, Pin Wheels. Rockets,
Serpents &c, also Paper Cap Pistols, Paper Caps,
Punk and Flags. Dealers and Exhibitions supplied
at factory prices. Price Lists furnished appica
ton.
We have also a large stock OF Baby Carriages
CrOquet, Boys Carts, Base Balls, Bats, Feathers
Dusters-Traveling Baskets, Work Baskets, Work
Stands, Dog Collars, Boys Yelocipeds, Foot Balls,
etc. -
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-06-09
CORSETS, CORSETS

Our stock of Cor
sets is unexcelled. We
offer one lot at FIFTY
CENTS. Also the Best
DOU BILE BUsK
CORSET at Seventy
Five Cents.
Also the Best line of
French and German
C0rsets to be found.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-06-09
FOB SALE.

IN Falmouth. near Presumpscot Falls, II acres OF
Il good land, with barn, 1Sx20 feet: Al miles from
Portland three 81 acres in grass cut the past year,
about four tons OF hay. Price $500. Inquire of
ALBERT j. MERRILL, 80 Lincoln Street, foot BOYD
Street. Also two tenements, to let, 70 Franklin ST.,
for small families. ju7eodlWsttf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-06-09
MUSIC READING.

DERSONS desiring private instruction in vocal
Il MUSIC READING are respectfully IN
formed that Mr.. w. L. FITCH is now ready TO re-
ceye pupils sngy in classes, at his residence, 90
Bracket St., corner Spring. apledtf
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SPOKEN.
May 49, lat A 49, lon "a So, barque Jennie Sweeney,
from Liverpool for Bath.
june 8, lat 81 So, Ion 70 49, brig Emma l. Hall.
from New York for Sagua.
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Q. DAY, Jr., Go CO.,
81 Exchange Street.
ivsrs. a.. HI. Eames

RsFS. IL. LII. EaTMGS
will give instruction in Vocal Music, and will
continue TO receive New Glasses for her Talks up-
ON the great painters and their works.
Address Mrs, Eames at the Falmouth HOTEL Port
land.
References.-Rt. Rev. Bishop Nicely, Rev. DR.,
Thomas Hill.
my11 dim
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F.O. BAILEY 81 co., Auciioneer-.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-12
Forestry.

1t has seemed to be the great aim of
our forefatherS, TO clear all the land
they could, whether available for farm
ing purposes or not; cutting off steep
hillsides in exposed situations, worth
much more for wood, than ! ain and
pasture, to say nothing Of the protection
the trees on them would give to other
fields that might be sheltered by them
from the wintry blasts.
1t has been found, that in those cour-
tries where the cutting of the timber has
been left to the interest and caprice of
the individual owning it, the dcstruction
of the forest has been followed by such
climatic changes that in many cases the
country has become barren and unin-
hahi;ablc
To avert thi, catastrophe, a number
otthc governments of European States
established Bureaus Of Forestry. and
prohibits the cutting of trees except
under their directions.
Central Asia once the garden of the
world dotted With green forests: pro-
duccd suStcu1uce for its people, but
since the destruction gifts forests. much
of the continent has become pathlas,
and almost Gfr.as- waste. The HuJ}oad-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-12

ers OF patents not having now the ripbt
to make renewals. After some discus
sion the bill passed. Adjourned
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-12

THAT Girl of Mine i in pres
She usually is Worcester Press. " ny
should man choose to mention NJ
private practice in public = B9S'oa az
retisav
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-12

ing the business of cattle raising, which
is at present carried on upon them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-12

Nov. Bottle house met but add
journed Immediately. not having q
quorum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-23
FAT RENDERING NUISANCE.

THE BOARD or ALDERMEN APPEALED TO.
The Alderlnanic Committee on Police and Health,
consisting OF Mossrs Keenan,, Guntzer and Morris
ycscrday heard a number OF property owners in op.
position 10 the continuance OF tat rendering estab-
Iishmcnt at Forty ninth street and Eleventh avenue
Complaints were made that this establishments de-
cidcdly unhealthy, causing sickness IN the neighbour.
hood and that the odors hcrcfrom were unhealthy Dr.
\. G. Hustled OF No 3Jl Vest Fortysccond street, gave
certificate to tho foul vapors and gases emanaing
from the establishment, which gbt at any time
an epidemic. He recommended its immediate removal
several of the compliments stated they had become
sick from the stcncncs emitted that two weeks age
they made complaints 10 the Board Of Health out
could not receive any satisfaction. Alderman Keenan,.
Chairman OF the committee, promised that he and his
colleagues would look into the matter and report
the next meeting OF the Board 1t must DO recocced
that the Aldermen have no power whatever In the
premises, but Is proposed That they should pass
orton requesting the Health Department to take some
nc the mnlIcr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-23
TARDY EXECUTORS.

Motion to set aside execution granted against the
executors OF the estate OF Nathan G.. piatt, on the
ground that issued without OF the Sur
rogaie, made In behalf OF Aaron A. Dograw In the
supreme Court, Kings county, Yesterday. Nathan {.
Plat, who was for several years engaged in the
jewery business this city, with his
brother George Plat, died IN 1868 leaving
valued at between $500 and 5000 600 The
executors sued George alleging that he had exercised
undue influence In controlling the disposition of
property of Nathan while tns latter sick. They
recovered n judgment OF over 100000. certificate
OF executor produced yesterday In
support OF the mOtion stating that funds
In the hands of tho executors Ii
stated by the plaintiffs counsel that Mr.. Martin.
attorney for the executors had been paid $i 500 % Tor
legal services up 10 January g. 1877 and that tho
ccutors we're insovent and appropriaiing the funds
and that they had already, or their attorneys had
ceivcd $3.50 600 not cent having reached tho
creditors. Although the tcstator died thirteen years
ago there had been accounting. Counsel Tor the
executors denied the allegations and argued that tho
application ought to 80 before the Surrogate Decision
reserved
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LEGAL NOTICES.

no GEORGE PATRICK. FORMERLY OF srEPNEY
MiddlestS England his children their
Take notice that pursuant to order of the
Wcsminster County Court oi Mddiescx Ia England
In the suit Of Nathaniel Patrick. plaintiff aud Mary
Verify deicndsnt the claiming he Of kin
according the statutes tor the distribution
estates, OF Charlotte Elizabeth i;ichardson late No ~
ENmouth ST.. Sepncy. Middcsex. England. living
NJ the time OF her death the Iti day Of September
1873 TO De the personal of such OF the said
Of their
claims Aud take notice that " either of
cain 10 share ~ the estate ot tbs sud Charlotte Elizabeth
chards"n her next OF Min otherwise must
hciore the LIST day OF June 1877 IN aud such
claim office. yru will be pcremptorly excluded
on the bcncht the said order Wednesday the
ofJunc lslI al o the clock In the afternoon Office
40. ~ st. Martin lane London. England Is appointed for
hearing ana anludicang the
KDBEET tUfF. Registrar the Westminster County
Court Of MiddcscN. In England Dated the 26h day u
February.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, March %, 1871
Present-Hon Sanford +. Church, Chief Justice, and
associates.
No. $50. Samuel j. Thursby, appellant vs. William
V. Ldgerwood, rcspondent-Argued by Walter s.
Logan Tor appellants submitted tor respondent.
No. 232. Jabez Elverson and Others respondents
VS.. jacob Vandcrpoe appellant-ArRucd by De Witt
q. Brown for appellant and Albert Stickney Tor re-
spcndents
No. 233 Bertha Cahan, appellant, vs. William r.
'Gra,'' receiver OF the Continental Life Insurance
Company. respondent Argued by samuel Hand and
Louis Sanders Tor appellant and Coudcrt Brothers for
the respondent
No. 234 John c. Rust, respondent, vs. Charles Han
sell and others, appellants Argued by Louis Sanders
Tor appellant and Joseph NJ. Dixon for respondent
CALENDAR.
Tho following is the day calendar for Friday March
23:-Nos. 1876, 237. $780, 24i, 242 243 245 $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-23
MRS. FERCHLAND INDICATED.

The jury In the OF DR.. Charles Fcrchand against
his vile, Christine Fcrchland, for divorce on the
ground of adultery, which tried in the Brooklyn
city Court before Justice Nelson agreed upon
dict at an carly hour yesterday morning, which
brought IN sealed and opened by the Court The
dict entirely acquitted Mrs Fercnland OF the charges
ExJudse Norris counsel Tor the plaintiff gave notice
OF his intention to move for trial, as he claimed
to be in possession OF additional evidence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-23
GENERAL SESSIONS PART /.
Before Judge Sutherland.
THE pENITEST MILKMEN.

THE pENiTESr MILKMEN
When Judge Sutherland took his scat on the bench
yesterday morning his keen glance at the surround
ings must have convinced him that the tactical con
tests, IN the first OF which-a test casc--hc the
patient and impartial administrator OF justice be-
tween the contcnding parties had not yet terminated
For instance, there present Mcssrs Prentice and
Hastings counsel for the Board of Health. whose
instgation the criminal prosecution against
the sellers of adultcratcd milk begun. Equally
belligerent looking were Mcssrs. Lawrence and
Waehner, counsel for the MIX Dealers
Association. But aside from these legal
advocates might DO noticed hall a dozen or
more gentlemen with very chalky looks, any.
where In the way OF age from thlrty-hve TO sixty
They were In tue unfortunate predicament OF having
10 plead TO indictments charging them with selling
adulterated mik-doubticss u harmless fluid, but not
az all nutritious, in what known hard times -
Tho ensuing named defendants were arragned, pleaded
guilty, and were disposed Of by Judge sutherland
foows:--John Ritter, No 10l Wiliett street; Robert
avenue A. and Louis Costa no 2is Monroe street.
wore fined each $40 David Hamilton, No. ,i15 Sec
ond avenue, was lined $40.
THE VALUE OF A BETTER HALF.
Benedict Holman, OF No SO Ridge street, not wishing
to plead guilty, faced the storm and took his seat for
trial. The indictment the as The other
cases. the complainant being Dr. j. b. White Assistant
Sanitary Inspector. After some testimony on both
sides as 10 the quality OF the milk IL shown 10 the
satisfaction OF jury that the defendants wife was
the owner OF tho establishment IN which was found
tho alleged adulterated MILK and he was accordingly
acquitted.
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
Assistant District Attorney Bell called to tho bar tho
following prisoners, who having pleaded guilty,
son tenced as iolIows:-Frank whtcmoro. OF No. 81
Sullivan street, charged with stealing silk handkcr-
chief from Emma Rlggin No. 5l3 West Twcnty.second
street, was sent to the State Prison Tor eighteen
months. and William Kennedy, VINO stole leather
card case from j. G. Snow, OF No. 100 Fifth avenue
was sentenced TO TWO years Imprisonment
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went through the various stages, until finally
IN August, 1874 II argued at General
Term Of tho Supreme Court decision upon this
argument not rendered. however. until October
following. there being opinions. In September Of
the following year given Judge Barnard's famous
order the case. The General Term reversed the
judgment OF the lower court and directed trial
IL appeared IN the order II the judgment had only
been reversed on questions OF law. Tho motion yes
terday To amend this order make the re-
versal appear questions OF both law and fact Mr..
william Mcfarland appeared for tho motion and WILL
lain A. Beach and ex-Judge Porter In opposition. As
usual such the Court took the papers
ing its decision
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-23
BURGLARS CAPTURED.

At the Tombs Court, yesterday, Alexander Bricd
and Charles Oakley charged with attempted bur-
glary by Officer Monaghan, OF the Fourth precinct.
The officer found tho prisoners cndcavoring to force
an entrance into the store No. 49, Pearl street, ut
late hour the night previous. They were held in
81, 900 bail each
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on payment within 1--WE days Of $40 referees and
$40 costs OF motion; otherwise ucnied. The plaintiffs
motion Tor an allowance will DO decided II tue above
terms arc not compiled with.
Merchant W.. Van Saun--F 9. Fcitncr appointed
receiver.
same vs. same The Injunction viii be vacated. but
the entry OF the order thereon stayed until March ~
In re Bachrack. Motion granted and stay vacated
and cause to be argued az next General Term
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did not speak very complimentary terms OF Mrs
Mason, charging them both with retailing confidential
utteranccs that never oaght 10 have been repeated
outside Of the house. Mr. Miller followed, jus'fying
the bringing OF The suit and claiming that the plaintiff
entitled to the damages asked Tor her complaint
The Jury absent but short time and brought In
verdict OF 80 dunn gns for tho nlalnIlM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-23
REAL ESTATE.

Five parcels sold by auction yesterday at the
Icr Estate saesrooms, No. Ill broadway, the aggre
cato amount being s5I,3oo Those by Mr.. Ken
nelly, It viii be by a reference TO the
tabc below made by order OF Mr.
Best, the receiver of the dcfanct Mechanics and
Traders Savings Bank. THIS sale mace in the
presence many victims OF the bank, and attracted
unusual attention. 1t stated by OF the victims
OF the deiunct bank that tho lot worth $4,000
and that the building cost tn construction $59,0ou
which makes the total valne OF the properly yesterday
sold to Meyer Finn Tor sa7 500 worth s54, 900
rlE SALES.
Foreclosure sale by order q supreme Court W.
j. best reees.sr Of ,he lot 20 iS18s IT, win the
Mechanics sod Traders savings Bank Go asi
sSS cash. to Meyer Finn ea. ....' s27soo
s" s sr by tenement ss house, Win ' %" zane
situated 31' Il, W. of I'd "v. On iati ST., to Freder-
ny ions 7. noYn
Saidn with 10. TO- is Known s"s
s s 70 PEA" sens pan SSirss@ Centre and Park
Foreclosure sale o. T. Mccsssr,y. refarse) OF an
slsxea sssr Lease Of , sadI1s. win Sl0, Of
ID av b. Earle. for. IGo5o
Foreclosure sale CA H. Kirs CHEZ referee, of
house and lot, a5xIoaa, East ii.h s.. no
It, e. OF LIST TO Jacob Carmel, for $500
Total sales for tho day ............s ST. 800
2sh st.. n s.. lis.4 y; e. Of 50 av.. 7osese; ssm
Is.3xsso; same ...........,......... HOO
to same 4a.ou
sarah r. Cornish to John B. stevens......... Nom.
Both T.. 70 r. e Q! il.h Nv 2oxaso; William 49,,
o'a sa.' - and wife ' Va" ao r,'a Nom
Mary 1o husband $500
McGovern AM wife to Jane McNay. ..:.,. 1900
Davidson wife Joseph 1900
5oh ST.. $50 #. W. of LIST NV, 5oSiooos same to
sass.. w. ssis 4, n. oiis3i st.. is oxIoo: John H.
Dressler and vile to Jacob Hertz. $50
Sd av.. w. 8. 81 iill It, n OF e2d ST.. isoxioo; sans
oath ST. s. 2io IL sv aoxs7d Lacre,a
g. smith to James Smith .....,..;; y. 5000
Martin and wife to Michael Fi,xsimnons.; Nom.
Madison ss w. sos It. Of 9th st.. 5oxa5. W
u. Mead referee. Ohm 3 stevens. 1900
ID a 's.ef So 70 H NJ Of Ms on % j. L. 800
Re Qua, referee. to AUGUST L. Nos.er 1.2a5
H. Daily ana Adolf KiaGer, trustees Tor bondholisr.
against the Windsor Hotel company cancelled to-day
Byron, Josephine and husband. to Mary Il. hubert.
Cunningham John and Wife TO Abraham s. Under
hill. N. Of 18th st. between LIST Nv. and av. A: 3
EIrnart. Ferdinand and vile 10 whenine Vie. ''''0
Of Henry ST. of scammer st 10 years.. II 900
= Henry ~, e. OF Scanned s.. yeas 200
Livingston, Eliza husband, 10 Elizabeth sci,a.
OF 18TH st. W. Of I'd NV: ycar.......:..... 1000
same to John Ilefncr. s. OF 18th st.. We OF "a av.:
Middiebrook Elijah and wife TO MARY j. Perkins. n
OF 18th st Of 4th ~. year............... 4075
"up asi 1 ops CO ., s ~yr 1' o. Elm go
Martin. James and wife. to Bank Tor Savings. Of
5osh Of 9th ay; year. ............ 27.ooo
Bank. "a av; n of 5dth st.; year ....... $500
OF Jbth ST.. C. OF sth av demand 1000
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A TEN THOUSAND DOLLAR VERDICT.

julius r. Chcosbrough sued the North Second Street
and Middle Village Railroad Company, In the Kings
County Supreme Court, before Judge Gilbert and
jury. TO SIS Oo0 being the amount Of ccrtG-
OF the company which the latter had refused
$40, 900 tho plaintiN
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milk. Part 2--Held by Judge Gldorsleeve. The Peo-
pic Va William f. c. Mccarthy tcontinuedL grand lar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-23
IMPORTANT WILL CONTEST.

Contest was begun yesterday, before SURROGATE Cal
VIM the will OF the late Daniel $. Youngs. formerly
builder OF this city, by hts two daughters Hannah
NJ Cater and Nclla Bovine the grounds OF undue in
nuence and want OF testamenary capacity Tho estate Of
the deceased consists OF tour houses valued $3.50 O00
BY tho terms OF the will all Of the property left
the widow, subject TO the condition that, II the
daughters surrender to the estate deed of
these houses made out their and
alleged to be in their POSSESSION, each is
TO receive one-third Of the property. II
stated in the VIII that when the testaOr SICK
1873 he conveyed these houses to his daughte.s but
did deliver The deed to them, and that when he
covered he found that the deed had been distracted
from his desk. and, he believed, by his daughters.
During the lifetime Of the testator proceedings
begun Tor the recovery OF this deed. and II Is also
condition oil tho will that II the daughters do
the deed, and the suit, which is now pending. goes
against them they disnherited. IL Is claimed by
the contestants that the deed given them by their
father IN his lifetime in good faith
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-23
TAXING PERSONAL PROPERTY

John T. Hanehan, a resident Of this city aud on
gaacd the business OF exporting cotton, objected
taxing his personal estate beyond So, 50O of which
81 500 invested in railroad bonds and ST. 600 in
household furniture on the ground that tho residue OF
his estate is employed In exporting cotton and that
no part OF such cotton is sold In this country The
up yesterday writ OF ccrtiorar to review
the of the Com missioner OF Taxes and Assess
sona estate II was contended by Corporation Coun-
erty within lis jurisdiction is n sovereign power essen
thai to the OF the state. and has no other
limitations than such imposed by the consttu-
ton OF the State and OF the United States that the as
oil the tax in question Is not regulation OF
commerce within the meaning Of the federal
constitution because employed la merce that the
power OF the cderal government to regulate commerce
Is exclusive aud that the In controversy IA not
mpost duty Exports within the meaning of
the constitution. On behalf OF Mr.. Hanchan IL was
urged that 10 person whose sole business is that
OF portng products from the United States 49, in
effect, laying impost duty EXPORTS and is In
violation of the constitution OF the Uncd States that
TO personal estate used solely for tho purchase of
The year for which such tax Is made In goods actually
exported, to he exported In due tune is doing in.
directly that which is prohibited TO DO done DIRECTLY
that u Is simply varying the form without varying tho
substance. ana that tax by State authority money
In products OF the United States ia transu
from state to another for purposes OF expectation
Is interference with the regulation OF commerce
which Congress alone has the right To regulate The
Court took the papers, reserving us decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-23
THE VANDERBILT ERIE SLIT.

memory Of the old Eric Railway tigalions was
revived yesterday In an argument before Judges
Daniels Donohuc and Lawrence, sitting in the Supreme
Court, General Term, upon a motion in the wc.known
S. 600 600 SUIT brought W tho late Commodore Van
dcrbilt against the Erie Railway Company THIS was
ono the many suits brought du'inR that mcmorabiy
historic period when Colonel Fisk and other leading
magnates In the Erie Railway management had
fight and sought seciuson at Tayors HOTEL
In Jersey City, or, rather, safety from the juris-
diction VI our stsIe courts. Tho Vanderbilt suit
, 1877-08-04
GROVER.

An At1ldavlt Originally from Nav York
Comes Tagging Hack sursrauous,y,
PORTLAND, Aug. 8.-Dufing tho collrse Of In
vestEgattoa before The Congressional Commit.
tee, charges Ut corruption werc preferred
against Senator Grovcr. Frequent aliusion
WAS made BY numerous witnesses to Gold.
sn,ith. . well-known merchant anu banker
Of this city. Statements were mado
which tended 10 duplicate him "A being In.
t1uiately connected with tho corrupt scheme OF
securing uroseE's election BY money. The fol-
lowing Is gu affidavit Of Goldsmlth's, made lu
New York, July II, relative to tho investigation
thcn bciny Lcld here. Ths ollleiat document
wus received hers to-tlay, aud hici in the Office
oI the Secretary Ut State:
Ay uaur " Go1dsus!sh; place Of residence Port.
1an.. an here 1t psesrat with ny sou. who il
10 proceed 10 Oregon to gtss verbal testimony In
the examination now pending before tho Congress
suu4t Cou!uittee Ia lslailun " the election Of l..
7. Groscf IL tho Cnitcd stztes SENATE am the
.'B: Uoldsa!ith " " whom refrleute - made BY
the Hon. j.. w.. Nssnstb, United statea Marshal
hateEe, sud J. N. Johns In their Testimony before
SAID Committee ~ having futntshed o. u.ca
money to inauencc or procure thu election
Of aatd t;rovrt 10 tho tnltet States Bea-
ate; aud further stats thxt l waA ia
6altna. Ore, during Tia Gc4siun OF Tue Lestsaturu
1t which tho elecAoo pf United 6tates Senator was
pending aud ahs AsJ aaid eiceslon tuok place. and
]. on oath, declare that | have not furnished or
1ssa Auy money, slAes d!r<cuy Of ipairsellY. to
, 1877-08-04


P}T7snuRu, ra., Aug. 3.--Anuti,cr dreadful
accident occurred hcrc this forenoon. The lin
Ing Of tho eupola. at Lucy Furnace ncctling re-
pnlr, ten men 'seru engaged on tho work, seven
on scatTu!d and tlrcn OH the vail inaIie the
c,lpoln wcl. was a,.1'ust rcd hot at tho bottou,,
the Arcs only having been drawn yesterday.
FROM SONNY cause tho seaffuta garn Nay,
anl went crushing To tho bottom,
q distanco Of ncary tifty feet. Two Of the
scypn nsu were Instantly Killed, and tho othera
sercrefr. perhaps fatally, injured. This scalEol,t
caught lre III Il few minutes, md It WAS With
difficulty the Injured men wcrc prevented from
being roasted alive. As 1t was, they werc dread
fully burned. TAo.r screams and means while
MntorHoing the fiery orirai wcre heartrcn,iing.
T!ie bodies Of tic killed wrre not recovered uta-
I'll the trc hal been qurnche,l by throwing
water urnn It. Tho 4eal men are Julius Hay.
den aud Michael cus'ck, aud tho wounded Jelin
Nart1, james TlernrY, Patrick Cuelrk, Jamcs
Hart. and Jol,n Doylc. Tho three men Who wcrc
on the wall cscapcd unharsncd. The condition
ot several Dt tic Injured Is very critical, aud
thelr recovery Is considered iinposslblc.