New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
SHERIFF SICKLES FINDS 4 NEW DEPUTY.
LAW CLERKS READY TO SERVE THE PROCESSES
a SURPRISED ATTORNEY

LAW CLERKS READY TO SERVE THE PROCESSES
A SURPRISED ATTORNEY
Yesterday was quiet in the Sherins Office and
t' business was transacted In OF the departments
a. II vas Good Friday. Peter McGnnss. one OF tho
original -FOUR Deputy Shesifs appointed by Scir-
on Monday resigned. Like Of his associates. he
found that hc could no: live on snowbal,r The
shern MED the vacancy By the appointment james
iouhs' VINO was formerly clerk in the Shcrins Office
A. far back Matthew Grcnnan's time and who served
A. deputy under SheilaS Davidson and Grant When
Fack In hc found thirteen IDENTITIES In the Office
the hSnDer Sheriff Grant had reduced them u from
iory't"o. Mt Fack was first supcIstito,s enough 10
want to steer away fIom the number thrtc.n i,
Young was IL" thirteenth on the list he had 10 60
lie Is about nty-nyc years old and Tamuanv man 81
the l|th Assembly District lie General Sclcs
$4,000 bond 70 insure a faithful discharge Of his
duties.
General Sicklcs sad yesterday that he had As vet
received no answer to the application he made 70 the
Police Board for 1--WE policemen execute order,of3r.t
and other court processes
Il don't care whether their response IS favorable
or not he added. number u wel.known law firms
have offered me the managing clerk, Of their Offices .
aid me IN serving Processes II emergency arises.
have only to telephone that want them. | have no
doubt that could get hundred volunteers g. do this
work II should ask Tor them Then the hero q
ettySfg passed his hand tho top Of his head and
laid 10 c0ul and that h. was oppressed with no
aINietics regarding the future.
\ good story about Deputy Sheriff Joel o. Stevens. a.
told by himself about h, recent experience. under the
rigd orders against extra compensation" wa, floating
about lat eyer lne. JOEL everyone about the Court
House and Ctv Hall knows the Oldest official I'm co.n
service IN the Shciias Office. Yesterday he collected
the first execution which la, been satisfied General
sicAle-s appointment II amounted 70 only $50 but the
Old deputy had had good deal Of trouble get money
aud thu lawyer Tor the judgment that something
more substantial than thanks due Joel When h.
u receive The proceed, OF the execution attorney
asked Mr. how much he thought ought TO have
The fees - on Joel replied after figuring up the
amount.
That's all right" the lawyer returned "thc Judgment
a snail one. be- but you have had end o.
trouble with IT, JOEL and you deserve something
you have done the business" And he laid a SlO-h!
old mans tho and so additional
"for III. Trouble
cant ,aAe IT, said stevens pushing tho SO from
him. "fcro's ~ Oh change coming TO YOU"
The attorney astoni-hcd.
Nonsense" hc said. Take your money; It's yours
because YOU have earned r."
nut joel va, MEMORABLE and 'he lawyer was Obliged to
roll up his gr,onbacks and put them in his pocket. lie
and broken up. however by the unexpected
episode that when started og he ieit HI, umbrella stand
Ing against the depuiy's desk.
Tho story ot To the ears General Sicklcs and he
,or Mr. steven. and warmly compAmented him upon his
forward movement" in tho direction Of reform
''You have noble example s!r." sad the General,
.;or the young mon follow"