The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-06
CITY InteIliRencC.

FsEs.This island, and ports adjacent were disturbed
from their proprisy by several alarms OF fire on Friday
o'clock Friday evening, caused by the discovery OF
fire in the stables OF the Wavery line stages in SIKH
The fire caught in the basement nnd was speed
lily exnguished but before six seven horses were
80 burned as 10 be totally blind
The same night about II o'clock fire broke out in the
basement oil small house No 1853 Fulton street. occupied
Nos l6e and Is. One latter the wing Log Cabin and
sumed Nos l6a and 100 were considerably damaged, as
also the Universalis Tabernacle at the corner Of
Fulton and Pineapple streets, Brooklyn.
At half past o'clock. q FIRE broke out in Roach's
planning mill, s77 West street. The damage was small
The most alarming of all about 81 O'Clock Sat
frame Building in the of 90 Forsyth street, occupied
as factory for India.rusber goods by Mr. PinckEey
syth street. occupied by Mr. Durande and hi. brother
entirely destroyed the inmates barely having time to e..
5 BY
man. occupied by VIM Cartwright and silns D.vis
very much iEjursd loss about $looo-furniturs very
by Mrs. sutton very much burnt loss $1,000 The wind
being from the north the fire extended TO Grand street
owned by Stephen Allen the Of the three story brick
house No 1885, two story frame building No $780, occupied
John enrev ..roEe wh much
their cents ns. The three story brick house No 1884,
cupied by Mr. ooaes halter and Miss Lord dress maker
almost entirely destroy loss of the occupants
heavy and the rear Of brick building No 2s6 was
sdernbly burnt The factory ali on FIRE before any
them for their exertions much property saved BY
their prompess and activity. II is impossible to state
the amount Of loss. The sufferers mostly workmen
employed in this factory. The situation Of the fac
tory where the re occurred such 10 have made the
destruction OF property great II had not been for
our inestimable Croton
Nkw CouNrERrEIr-Bills have been put in crcula
ton Ct the denomination Of Ten Dollars, purpoT
ing to be the Wakefield Bank, Rhode Island
Psyabe to E. Lewis, bearer, dated April lsh, 1874
snd signed w. Walden. cashier and w. A. Robinson
President The bill cumsily executed-upon the right
Is figure Of Liberty and an Indian and on the left
naked young gentleman endeavoring to lift the head Of
Washington but in consequence of his being encountered
with quantity Of flowers he appears to have tough job
Oft They are not at all calculated to deceive any one
who takes second glsnce al the bill.
Police ONCE, March 5.-FoRoERY IN N.w BRurs
wcK-ARREsT.-A young man named Francis Youngs,
coschmaker Of New Brunswick, New Jersey, was
this afternoon arrested by officers Relyea and Millkn
charged with having forged the signature OF H. Will
Youngs, H. 4. willard and 7. p willard, payable to
Geo. H. Stout Son, also OF wick
The notes drawn for s0dsys and made at one
Of the New Jersey Banks and for $s 670 and the
other 81 The related to Justice
Merritt by Mr. Lewis Stout were simply these :-Youpgs
owed Stout cnd Son debt for ironwork, and few days
drawn by Youngs, and made payable to Stout and Son.
and endorsed by the Wllsrds. 8. and Son not
sed with the endorsement but desired notes draw
yesterday brought two notes. drawn desired and they
accepted by Stout and Son. with the understanding
that they should H. E. Willard and ascertain whether
he party to the transaction, and Youngs was to
meet the firm in this city, to-day. Mr. Lewis Stout
ascerained coming to this CITY, that Mr. Willard bad
not signed the notes last given. and after application
to the police had Youngs arrested room as he came 10
forged the signature and that he intended 10 come
here before Mr. Stout ond induce Willard to
that the signature was genuine.
Nothing else Of any consequence OF the Police.