The evening world., 1894-02-09

arc rowdle. and ruman,. recruited from corner
saloons. the hcaddusrters Of local political bands
The Evening World' Is doing good by merely
giving the facts about these courts, and 1t may
rest assured that tho lawyers, as well as the thou
sanda Of poor suitors. ATE with 1t hand and soul.
ATTORNEY.
Justice Moore may profit from reading
then next one:
Jan. 30. $50.
To the Edito-.
rs a lawyer having to practise considerably
In the Third District Court Of this city, | can
heartily indorsc your criticism On the manage
ment Of the same by Justice Moore.
~ never t"kc, his seat on 'r bench before Nv
appeared at. OILS o'clock. Meantime the poor
ls.Ean,s and tsG,r S,'ns.,'S to sny S1,h,sE ~
H. be. as they dare not oieni the justice. Keep
up the cruradc. LhSNEE.
Can it be that Goldfogle is to have a
valet?
Jan. 81
To the Editor
Thank you for exposing tho ,]'lckmniIing a,stem
adopted by the clerks ~ the ritth niNtrirt Court
deg pardon for writing cleris. as tie clerks ar"
never tt,tc hut are 10th Represented by James
nylGncv. Who acts ns ,l,rhl since the r,oi.rtlor
~ Justice GcIIlrrIc Nj. Delaney has been IA
siruct'd tn demand 30 cents u evofS marshal IN
cyctN landlord vs. tenant cas".
Some OF the marshhls E~ta;!nn"! srnpnl the fi'ih
hls'rirt Court are ri'ing the snT" under rfo,"a,
and VIII sud out whether said money ever NM
iH way iu;o tho Guy Treasury or INTO the pocS~ts
OF the n",rns clerk or some other atta'he OF
sail court
i ru,r5r rs current tina, The money an collected
IL 70 ur riroI fr the pun pn~r n sending a valet
to the south On the person Of Marshal M,s ~
with Justice GCldfogi". n VICTIM.
That the neglect OF District justices
costs the city something this letter
shows:
Jan. u.
To the Editor:
Your good work in c.p2.ins thl. matter is re- re-
quarters. People are afraid to complain, or to
make a complaint, hrclnsc they VIII he markell
ont In the future 10 they openly divuige their
names. and rp on do not hear ~ much complaint
as you world were It Otherwise. often perEons
without even a lunch hour Just to obligc the Justice.
who wishes 10 got down to his ONCE and tend Ia
I other business instead ~ At, .nling to his onlcial
duties. Persons are ~ disguised that often rather
than keer . merchant hanging around the Dis
trct Court to suit the "onv nience OF. the Jus
to prevent delay. This is a waste Of revenue o
the city. a. the city receives SEQ for every judg
nrnt entered. ". T.. e.
Here IL n writer who would like to
know who gets those Illegal fees.
To the Editor:
! few weeks ago l paid . marshal ti,bo for Is
IN 10 s.. Why' simply hccaupe the Justice OF
some other attache Of tho court secs ht to maxi
the marahals pay 10 ccuts for every htspossrBr
a mys,rry. 4 LASGLoRfnn''' F + DrsTSr"T !
The following letter from a person
WHO IL HDDUt INC flfth District a ROOJ
deal Is pertinent:
49,, Feb. ?,
Justice Goldfogle commenced on Jan. IL, 1894
TO collect. through hi representative. James De
lanor, an Illegal fee o' ~ cents n each disposscsS
une marrh'i, named William Sullivan. had four
ten .ihppsscss proceedings IN the calendar 70
Friday, Jan. 20. He refused TO pay the illega
i"" ard IL" 'our'ccn c,s"r were dismissed. III
landlords received no redress. The Justices .x
'usr for Gismi.siug these eases was hat they wer
deeds II sullivan had paid the Illegal Zee I
james Delaney the JUBtir. would have over
looked this. error, or Del. ney would have calle,
the marshafs attention TO II.
jacob Levy hAH , phil with the Justice. Tn
records Of the court viii prove that Levy ap
pears IN each trial day with from ten to twcni
eases. and hs c1seg are suCrrStf ul In nearly ever
II Is through som" vrry powerful political innu
rnrc. am sorry TO rtate dare not sign IN
name, az am employed around this rourt an
'~ioldfoFle would 'onpel me to seek ny living else
where. a CONSTANT READER.
A hwyCr with n good cause to fee
angry submits This:
Feb. 3.
To the Editor.
htl but one ease before Justice GOldfOgls
and H. was one too many. After appearing Their
with my client and three witnesses eleven times
ami waiting there all day on several occasions
/, Iny case was finally reached on the eleventh dL
and after complaining about the number of time
had been 'ia Eyed down there. the Justice con
scented to let me try my case upon tho foilowln
condition:
r N YOU cont ret through thia cnge In dftce
3 minutes | will adjourn Court and send you