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FlRx-PARrlcuLAasI OF rHE Fms ON wEDsfseAv
NoHr-The store belonged to Messrs. H&O. Berry dry
goods merchants. The IRE first observed by boy
who had been sweeping some papers from behind the
counter II originated from goods which hanging
in the window igniting with gas lamp. The boy on
perceving the flames halowed fire to the parties VINO
for bucket which had some water in i thinking no
could have exngushed the flames himself but on again
reaching the basement compelled to take his depar
ture quick possible, but not without having his
hands and face severely burned the fire by that time
had spread with much rapdity from one end OF the es
tablshment to the The goods in the store consist
ed principally of printed lawns musins hosiery and


variety of other articles quantity Of which were en-,
trely consumed the balance being either much charred
stolen. One of the partners was much injured hay
ing fallen down very steep stairs while trying 10 es-
cape his wife, child and brother let down through
front window from the second story. Alter the hre
got under Mrs Berry in the yard at the rear OF
the store and tracked quantity OF the property which
evidently had been dropped by some thieves who while
the work Of destruction going on were taking care
of number The property was insured but 1t IS be-
leved the insurance will not the whole amount oil
damage The damage done to the fixtures very tri-
fling. the outside Of them being only slightly burned
The amount Of goods the premises did not exceed five
thousand dollars.