New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

A. \ result of the John Doe proceedings CON
s,cted this week by Magistrate Wahle 10 inquire
into alleged fraudulent signatures to the jerome
nominating petitions of last fall Max FlhkeIs'eii
Of No. 50 Allen street. was arrested yesterday on
,bree charges He held I'm 800 bail on each
4aqa for trial in Special Sessions. 1t was rumored
mar another arrest likely TO be made TO-DAY! 9l
= man who signed another mans name to a peu-
I,oT and then declared he had witnessed the sig
I-ature.
7,r-ee men were caught yesterday afternoon in
an alleged poolroom in East 18th street raldeo
.x CAPTAIN Hodgins. Of the Tenderlon station ana
his detectives. The men SAID they were iloi''S
7are a broker. Of No Sc Varick street, who was
charged with keeping and maintaining The pace Place;
fiaTTv Rice of No. s. Second avenue, and J"sePh
"a =, End - ahetting The usual parapheTnalia OF
poolroom were found and taken 10 the s'd'oii
as evidence.
John T. Cioff. Of No. 20 Vestry street. was SEN
.ercod Yesterday 10 six months for agreeing TO
1t- a an,oin+noent on the police force for Sloo
Anthony Mongovan. who had Goff arrested lor
taking 500 from him TO be appoin1ed to me Coz ponce rec
force. refused To press me oerelv coached
tie complainant for the examinations
Tosenb 3. Pearce. recently suspended from the
o4tce ~ e,,nerintendent Of the New York City
Farm Al New Dorp- Staten Island. by Robert w
Hebberd Commissioner Of Charities and Correc-
ton and requested to appear for hearing yes yes
a consultation il was agreed 10 adjourn the case
until June ,
Miss Jane Ender Of No 1897 Broadway. who ad
vertised herself as The Girl with the y Ray
Eyes and a Supernatural Interpreter Of Dis
If oense Iohg @es{erdy s al and ned $50 With the
alternative Of spending sixty days in the Tomhs-
The Hotel Lincoln. at Broadway and SD street.
which recently went into the hands Of a receiver.
was formally closed yesterday. as the twenty-d day
period during which Receiver Jerome S. Hess was
authorized 10 continue the business had expired.
sets @o5a
The six boys who left their home al Peekskill on
Wednesday. attracted by the wonders Of Coney
Island. walked into the arms Of Patrolman 9folli-
gan, on the Williamsburg Bridge, early yesterday,
The boys said they had been the move ever
since they left their homes The boys who gave
IheIr names as Dean I9mpki4s James Valentine
homes
Dr s @ Cook. for many years the president Of
the Police Board Of Surgeons yesterday resigned
as chief surgeon. Commissioner Bingham appoint
ed Dr. Quigley 10 the place.
Bart Dunn. who succeeded his brother the
late Sheriff Dunn. as leader Of the 26th District
under the new apportionment is now in the sar1e
district with ex-Alderman C9ggey. leader Of the
24th. The two clubhouses Of the 24th and 2sth
Cd that Coggey and Dunn viii fight it out at the
primaries
The annual reunion and business meeting Of the
New York University Alumni Association viii be
held in the gymnasium University Heights at
2.3o q m. on June . Besides the regular business.
there VIII be an address by Leslie J. Tompkins, go
member of the New York Assembly who will
speak The Civic Duty OF College Men Fol
lowing he meeting the nasePan lean team VIII meet
game Of the season