New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-24
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TWO MEy.
Collector Merritt, passing me Friday night said
laconically:
Johnny--welT
know that to he leading question and re-
piled:
Its the Government against the PatronageT
AIn that case. exclaimed the Collector. I'll take
the sidewalk and scc the procession pass
General Brady. the star-route king. just deposed'
is here. He is n kind of blonde Grant. with specta-
clcs-country-lo looking, tacitnrn, mild hard' caPape
of cool overriding of anybody ciyilly silent I" new
acquaintanccs, n good listener. with nasal pur-
ring cat-liko voice liable with interiors 10 turn 10
decisive cruel tones somewhat prccociouS. thongh
not in divine qualities slow Of motion. with strong
nerves. PLAYING n lone hand Ike iron fate If the
Government be his partner. and with oihce hahlts
Of thoughtful attention. He might he the cher oi
detective police bureau, or provost marshal III uho
of war.
WRONGS OF TENEMENT TENANTS.
called but yesterday on a Civil Justice n young
man receiving some nine thousand dollars year.
as understand. for long term OF years Tor con-
sidcring civil actions not above the VAiuo Oh oHo
hundred dollars. He said:
~Iwant You TO come here abont the first of May
10 scc the tenement house laws Of Ncw-iork IN mn
motion The hone and sincw Of this city i've ~ the
tencmcnts Work would stop in every department
of business hut for the muscle aud experience that
comes ont Of the-c tencmcntS You often hear mon
lament the days Of Bill Tweed; como to my court
on the first of MAY and yon will sec what good
friend he and his were Of the poor"
"What shall see" said l. somewhat my,tihcd.
.You will see the most villauous laws Of distraint
ON this earth practiscd against IA" most faithful
peoplc In the days OF thr Ring. when Inc city was
grow ing fast aud emigration coming here AZ Ter
rfc rate Tweed and all b.. pals got the notion that
tenement house property was going to be- the best
form of investment. 50 they all went mo ''n'-
mems. and in order 10 protect themselves in the
long future they had laws passed Affecting landlord
and tenant which r:'vc them power over alI thcr
ponrcr constituent, to which the injuries OF Irish
men ON English estate, am small matters. Oi
course orr Irish in Nry-York know nothing about
their oppression, here. and are putting mp Their
money against expressions ynud'r. Now, sad the
Judge. how long do Won ~uprosc n tenant ought L"
have notice To quit an apartment or tenement lac
possesses T.
Thought il over minute an1 said ten days but
at any rate fv" days.
"WcH sir" said the Jud &C.. d" he has just cot two
hours. The aw SAYS that con- two hours notification
he must vacatc The premises, and II further says
that the Jrdrr shall have no option ~ Oh" law.
That H. the law wa- framed To lick the i'nant ont
i'm two hours. and then 90 keep him from Getting
any satisfaction. Cases como hciorr inr. sud tbs
Justice ito mako my heart bleed. hut haf" T" s1f
that such j. the law. often viii conll rid ihe
internal law. Herr * al honest fellow. carter per
haps on the streets. and that is on" az Oh" beat
cla~,c, IN NcV-York. They ar the mariners If The
tcnrostuous streets He has wife and a lot Of
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