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THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

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HOE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE


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FIRES.

HARTFORD, March 2i.-The Baxter House
at Meriden was burnt this morning. Loss
x45,U00. Insured $4,000.
PETROLEUM, Pa, March PA fire on
Bennehoff Run this morning destroyed
1000 bhls tanking and 2l00 bbls oil The
Phil Sheridan. and Steele & Getty wells are
the principal losers.
NEW YORK, March 22.-The fire last
night on the second floor of No. 45l Broad
way, occupied by Mallory 4 Hewett, deal.
ers In cioaks and mantillas, although
promptly extinguished, caused damage by
fire and water, to the building and stocks
of $4,000. Fully insured.
CHICAGO, March GA fire on the north
pier last night destroyed the extensive
shingle factory OF James L. Smith, and in
jured the building occupied by the Boying.
ton Brick Machine Company, and also that
occupied by w. b. Crandall, as q kindling
wood factory. Mr. Smith estimates his loss
at $22 600, on which he has an insurance
amounting to $4,000. The other losses
amount to about 5000.
A Young man named Henry Eggert, in
the Police Court yesterday, plead guilty 10
the charge OF arson. The property burned
was 36i Noble ST., occupied as a cigar store
by Adolphe Oriken, Eggert being IN en-
ployc. Eggert says be was melted and
briped 10 commit the crime by 0riken who
had effected a large insurance on the prop
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