{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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HOUSE BURNED BY MIcE.-The residence of Mrs.
M b. Bratton, OF Bath county, was destroyed by
fire last week, IN the following singular The
fire was rst observed iasuing from drawer in bureau
in which there were Lucier Matches and is presumed
they were ignted by mice knawng at them. The nice
their re. Another instance of the fruits of cupable
negligence, in leaving matches laying loosely about =
Lucner Matches are made by dipping pine split in
phosphorus and sulphur combined in liquid state, and
then coating 1t over with melted sulphur. Phosphorus
and sulphur combined will burn by comiug in contact
with the air All the mice had TO do grind off the
coat, and the inner especially in warm weather
would ignite Chdrlestotcn Va. Rsp.