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FIRE AT NuIHaH.-Thc IRE st Mi!lham broke
out about hslfpas, - 4. NJ "Wednesday, IN tie brass
foundry called the Lawrence Works and carried on By
John D Byrrs s. Co Mr.. s. wss ST work ~ the ioun-
dry rI hatpas. IL When he was reused aboa: u the


r was 50 isr advanced that could not be stopped II
supposed that j, was either communicated by the stove
in the counting room. by the friction OF shs.I oE
part Q. the machinery was rrunins MI Nr +. ef! The
brass foundry with its contents burned down TO the
foundations, snd the wa!er-whee WAS partly burned
The building was O: frame The FIRE soon extended 70
the stone MIL near occupied by Johnson < Richards,
and destroyed s OF i, excep, the walls Il recent
lv lifted UP as fuing. mill and the machinery was n
very good order. The Ere also communicated 10 tee
window-fracaes OF the large brick grsI mill, stand


ns beside the falling mill Il burned up the roof oa
was ext:nsu:sheG by men inside EScep. &, the win
dows the outside of the mill nreproot which alone
saved il The buildings own by James D. Pratt OF
Philadelphia and are sai5 10 be insured Byrne i CO.
insured to tie amount of SSoo0 Their lcss Is re-
ported II 5000, being 5000 above the insurance.


tTSeptsn Gag, Wednesday.