City Inlellluenae.
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FIrr-Between six and seven clock Yesterday even.
ing fire broke out in the trunk makers shop
% Mr. Nathan B Norton, in Chrysiio street. between


Grand and Hester streets, which burned quantity OF
timber and nearyall the shop and a time got
ncced with three four frame buildings attached which
had the roofs completely burned or and some damage
done TO furniture, beds, &C. before the fury OF the ~.
could be checked Doctor Wilhelm's house, No. 50
was damaged in the by fire. and tho inside consi
deraby by water The origin Of the fire was the care
lcssness of old woman lighting furnace, IN 8
small building attached the trunk makers establish
ment having allowed sparks toeet connected will
the wood and shavings An old gentleman, whose name
learned was Douglass father to one OF our city de-
putty sherrs got into the building while on fire,
when short time inside became confused in the grea
smoke which was every where bursting through the
loors lofts and windows that he could not find his
,ut again when he having but one resource left threw
,imsef in hetw two beds. which in tie room
md nv the timely assistance of Justice Matsel who
ne ard of the dangerous predcamen he was placed IN
rushed in with OF his men, and had him conveyed
out quite exhausted. but without further injury The
damage sustained will not amount Ia more than about
81 900. None Of the buildings we're insured. The fre
companies, with their usual alacrity, were a hand IN
short time,