The evening world., 1894-02-09

are rowdics and HUMANS, recruited from corner
saloons, the headquarters OF local political bands
THE Evening World' Is doing good by merely
giving the facts about these courts, and II may
rest assured that the lawyers. as well as the thou.
sands OF poor s%uitors, are with 1t hand and soul.
ATTURNEi.
Justice Moore may profit from reading
the next one:
Jan. 80. 1884,
To tho Edlto-:
As a lawyer having IN practise considerably
In the Third District Court Of this city, ! can
ment OF the same by Justice Moore.
lie never takes his seat on the bench before 10
o'clock and often not until later. To-day he
appeared at lOlj o'clock. Meantime the poor
litigants and their witnesses, to say nothing of
their lawyers, make the best Of It, hardship though
II be, az they dare not offend the Justice. Keep
up the crusade. LAWYER.
valet?
Jan. 81.
To the Editor
Thank you for exposing the Matchmaking system
adopted by the clerks OF the fIfth District court
thcg pardon for writing clerks, as the clerks arr"
never there but are both represented by James
Delaney, who acts rs clerk Since the reelection
OF Justice GoldfoVlr Mr.. Delaney has been in.
strlctod to demand 30 cents Of every marshal In
every landlord w. tenant case.
Some Of the marshals stationed around the Fiith
District Court are paying the same under protest,
and will nnd out whether said money ever inds
Its way into the city Treasury or into the pockets
OF the acting clerk or some other atiache OF
A rumor is current that the money so collected
IL TO be used for the purpose of sending a valet
to the South lin the person Of Marshal Moscsl
with Justice Goldfogle. a VICTIM.
That the neglect OF District Justices
costs the city something this letter
shows:
Jan. 81.
To the Editor:
Your good work in exposing this matter is re.
cciying the commentator 1t merits from all
quarters. People are afraid to complain. or Ia
make a complaint, because they will be marked
out in the future IL they openly divulge their
names. and 80 you do not hear ms much complaint
as you would were 1t otherwise. often p"rsons
are compelled to wait In court for hours at a tim,
without even a lunch hour just to ohligc the Justice
who wishes to get down TO his once and tend ic
other business instead OF att 'nding TO his OnicIa
duties. Persons are 10 disguised that often rathcr
than keep y merchant hanging around the Dis
trict Court to suit the convenience OF the Jus
ti"e snail cnscs are brought In the higher courtt
TO prevent delay. This Is a waste OF revenue o
the city as the city receives $3.50 for every judg
-nent entered. NJ. T.. e.
know who gets those Illegal fees.
Feb. /.
a few weeks ago I paid a marshal $50 for Is
up TO Sc. Why simply because The Justice o
some other attache u the court sees 1T to max
the marSha,s pay 10 cents for every dIspoFse9
a mystery. A LANDLORD. FIFTH DISTRICT.
The. following letter from n person
who Is about the Fifth District n goot
deal Is pertinent:
To the Editor: +"
Justice GoldfoRle commenced on Jan. IL. 1891
TO collect. through hi representative lanes ID,
laney. an illegal fee OF 80 cents II each dlspOssesr
one marshal. named William Sullivan, had four
teen dlSpossess proceedings on the calendar 10
FrlCay. Jan. 20. He refused TO pay the illegn
Zee, and the fourteen cases were dismissed. Tn
landlords received no redress. The Justices cx