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DREADFUL AccIDENT.-Late on Wednesday
afternoon, while the workmen at the iron foun-
dry of Joseph II. Amer, corner of 18th and
Willow streets, were carrying a large pan con-
tanning the molten iron from the cupola to the
moulds, one of the cranks which sustained it
gave way, from the weight of the burning Ii
quid, and the hot iron falling into the sand, all
was Immediately enveloped in dust. Two of
the men, named James Morris and Owen
Harp, were dreadfully burned from the liquid
running over them and settin their clothes on
fire. The liquid made miniature river over
the place. and several of the other workmen
narrowly escaped. The building also came
near being DESTROYED Phil Times.