New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-26
floor of No AZ Ludlow-st which is used as jew
ish synagogue. A lighted cigar and deIec'i'e gas
ief xyas the cause The damage was slight

floor of No AZ Ludlow-st., which is used as a jew
ish synagogue. lighted cigar ana ,@bt s'
let was the cause. The damage was silgh"
DANGER OF LIVING ON THE THIRD fLook;;
Three children were injured yesterday by i fg
from third-story windows ana oho ny oy threc
down a flight of stairs James CLARK, age age tnrco'
died at No. 1913 North Third-aVe noih i""
JrIlUs HAMBURGER GIVEN WATCH AND CHAIN.
Julius Hamburger was givena gold watch ana cnaln
Yesterday at No 325 Bowery, by Dlstrct Dfanu
Lodge No Of the independent OrGeI fI ns Grand
Master. After the presentation there was eiT LIZ
at the Metropolitan Assembly Rooms No. o4 EaS'
Fourth-st.
CANNING NOT ALLOWED IN A CLUB HOUSE
CAPTAIN Gunner, of the Twenty eighth Precinct
Yesterday preferred the charge of keeping galho-
hing place at No. 1873 N Me' ss6 Wssst Forty
eighth-st., and the charge of gambling against i've
Young men who were playing poker IN his place On
Saturday night. Cohen said, at the 1orkViIle
Police Court that he only kept club room, nut he
was held in $500 The others were discharged.
INSANITY OF FRANCIS BATES.
Francis Bates, age nineteen, o. ~ NO; Rafes
an architect az No. $40 Broadway, met pouce-
man in Chatham-st. and told him that O,DonoVan
Rosa was dead at No. II ChamDers-sti; me pl"Sq
was closed up, and the officer arrested Bates; AZ
the Tombs Police Court Justice Weld comnhit !
him TO the of the Commissioners OF ChaTilts
and Correction that his mental condition coulu oe
investigated.
HEROES OF SENSATIONAL LITERATURE INITIATED:
Teresea Ehler, of No. 07 Fourth-st., yesterday at
the Essex Market 1OilCb COult, II""O
against her brother William age fifteen, for throw
ing a knife at his mother, using violence loWaI9
their father and beating herself with his cenched
hands. 1t was stated that his mind mas become
morbidly affected by the reading OF SENSATIONS a
literature, and that he desires TO initiate the acts
of prominent criminals. He was committed tein-
poTarly to the of the Society Tor the TTeFeh-
| ton of Cruelty to Children.
PAwNING DIAMONDs THAT lie WAS TO SELL: &,
Emanuel De Free, the manager OF lne Ohi ,ea
| States Diamond Company of Nos 1S2 and Isl
| Broadway, on April 80 let Charles Stansky nave
some diamonds set and unset, with the understand
! ing that they were to be sold, and the proceeds
| less commission were to be returned at once
| Stansky did not return nor send any WORD Mf.
De Frece caused his arrest. Yesterday at the Jef,
| ferson Market Police Court, Stansky was accused
| of having taken sixteen diamonds, unset tnIee
| diamonds rings and two single stones valued at
| ST 743. Pawn tickets showed that part OF tnee
| property had been pawned. An examination VIII
| take place at the 1ombs tomorrow
| CHARGES AGAINST "TEXAS CHARLIE"
| Superintendent jenkins ond Officers Barklay ana
Wilson, of the Society for the Prevention OF Crhctly
! TO Children arrested Charles Bigeow, better
! known as Texas Charlie" on Saturday night foI
| permitting Katie Rowe age thirteen, TO perform AT
his show in One and-sixteenth-st, between
Second and Third ayes. The show IS called ne ne
Big Indian Wigwam" The child lives at NO. SO
Myrte-ave. Brooklyn. She and Der SISTER dance !,
| and sing under the name of the g lnman sisters
Charges were also preferred against Blgelow Ior
! allowing Egnatz a juggler, to throw knives az n
| man in one of his acts which is contrary Ia law.
Mrs Catherine Rowe, the mother OF katle, was also
! arrested At the Harlem Police Court Justice
| Power held Bigcow is 81 600 bail, Mrs. Rowe III
| $500 and Katie, a witness, IN S3OO'