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SERIOUS AcciDENT.-On Sunday morning,
about half past o'clock, a serious accident oc-
CURED in the house of Mr.. Butler, 3Oo Psarlst.
Two young girls. both named Mary Stapieton,
ecousins,) were engaged in filling ID lamp with
spirit gas from a two. o.gallon vessel, one holding
the lamp and the other pouring the liquid, when
the gas suddenly gnted and set their clothing
in blaze. as well as the basement of the house,
there being two gallons of gas in the vessel.


The youngest, in attempting to escape from the
burning basement, stumbled, and fell directly
into the flames. The alarm of fire was soon
given, and the sailors, boarding at the Home for
Seamen, with the inmates of the house, eXtn
guished the flames before the engines arrived
The only damage to property was the loss OF somo
clothing which was burncd.


The poor girls were removed to the hospital,
and one of them, the youngest, aged about ID,
whose mother resides in Yorkvile, lies in a crit
zeal situation, being 50 severely burned that her
recovery is doubtful The other, aged lS IS not
seriously injured, and will doubtless soon recover.


Trup sun.