New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-13

and particular 80 deiectiye INADEQUATE extrasaga
and Unsuccessful as tn show that you and saee o.
scs are incompetent and unfit for yorr ONCE, OF
Sismissed. do this for two reasons. II you con
slider them you will grant the NOTION ~ hos ~
will leave your record to De rexefse ~ the CON
missouers TO do differently, and you knuM -" f w.
ought 10 know it. You should not abuse tnen I"r
The mistakes Of the hesrslna' o the Committee OF
twenty one ON year lips for you 70 blame the N"h'
missioners for not doing more Win tne hne"ns
their commando ask yon H. nnaer ', ne,,d h,
Ing laws any systematic STRENGTHENING eouiu "
Mt Bartlett--I ask your Honor to soberly Ieilecl
an the matter presented 10 you Near you Sts ma
counected with the Corporation CounseYs 9ities; =;
Az him il any OF the seventeen judges who at II
the building near by would dsp1rc Which 81 .ne yom have
sii.nosrd of these You are sifting here, man u'
trained to law and deciding q thct the Supreme
a case of magisterial injustice much NOR or
fit f,r Russia than Republic Jnage Oh III,
Supreme Court, Democrat. but one grea., ehoutr
TO !,e honest once aaid that defendant ought 10 w
tried by court not only an Impartial one, pu. oi,
he believed TO he impartial WOuiu any IN. M he
xhese Commissioners here this afternoon say that NJ
believed the court TO be impartial leave you ~
yuuY cOnscieuce." 1910.
NJ Bliss-I speak with certainty when say y ina'
ali of the seventeen judges except one In the neie
boriag building viii willingly grant n'o'''"
stop your career OF injustice. ...,,. en- make 2
. The Nayor-Have you any more moslons W ni.N'
Mr. Riss-We have none to make IN this Court
THE MAYORS STATEMENT.
Mayor Grace then read the following statement
,rkieh had been hansisd him by Mr.. Andrews
vi.h to say that the notice served the Ponce Com
,xs.n~rr does not require them. and the aayW M"v
49, al imam them 10 refe the charges ana
ftons hich have served except "a Jar As nr
faony si,a have taken: aud that aIter .cn ~
fn1uy has been taken reasonable opportunity VA -,
afforded 70 the Police Commissioners In "i's~er anu "
buttal . A., ..,o,r,nher
"Take the answer Of both OF the Jns,ses oJ"'
want this paper attached TO the ofb,lai rc"su. ~
az asked Mr.. Andrews TO draw TINS up 10. " r.
remarked the Mayor. handing the paper " .ns
stenoerapbcr He then announced that the court
would adjourn until to-day. -, l.v T1,a
Mr.. Bliss-The Mayor has been tried to-day. n9
p,Ics Commissioners ought TO have their usuai
fr;aJ-day Tomorrow. would like to hasten 'h's
however. A farce ought always IL be short ,,..
The Court was accordingly adjourned uhtii ihuiS
day at IL an.
WHAT MR. GORRINGE THINKS.
In n conversation with TRIBUNE reporter
Yesterday Lieutenant Commander Gorringe sa'o
"Tbs Secretary of the Navy Will grant
ma q furlough in case the duty OF Clean
iuv the streets of New-York devoives upon
me This was INV object in visiting Washington NJ
fh;s time have not been near the City han sinee
NV return. If the people think best To- place INC
hrssinsss in INV hands shall want il distinctly ui-
1srst,d that the whole affair must I've divorced trom
nolities and when say politics include both par,
3iss / never the least bat OF pOiiticlah' ANU
have NO desire tn be one.