Dreadful Accident at Williamsburg
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Abou; ! o'clock last evening, bank OF earth.
from under which sand had been cug for building.
al Wilamsourgh, csved and fell burying Seren
children who were playing beneath II, OF whom
sir were instantly crushed or sutiocated! Three
OF them were children of Mr.. Louis Jones, one OF
Nh Paul, one OF Mr.. Spencer, and one OF d
Mr.. Rems-ail dead The seventh. child Of
Mr.. Clevenger, was alive and likely 10 recover
when our informant left.


Will not this terrible accident be q warning
to parents in this and other cities 1t is perllous
to suffer young children 10 run and play in crowd
ed thoroushfarcs, or in The vicinity Of building,
excavation, &c. They should be under the OBJ
serva.ion of some older relative or friend when
permitted TO divert themselves in the neighbor.
hood OF such dangers.


P,S. The following IS from slip sent US this
moment from the office OF the Willlamsburgh De-
mocrat


Vigorous with spades were instantly work. and
cecded u fescuFing alive the adopted daughter OF Mr. eleven
ger sffyinasie, named Ida ttisgIns Sho able TO
speak although horribly bfu>ed and deprived OF IN eye he
one the daughter V M Paul druggist, ass Yeas three
children oi Ar. Lewis Jones carpenter OF nd street.


Harriet ana Abigail sge about and years and lary Jones.
aged about IS months. Martha daughter OF Geo Darlington,
The sixth Della Sheme, aged learn II years daughter
labofHg man.