New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

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4 DISPATCHES from Chicago say that Mayor Hop
Inns has asked for the designations of the police
Justices in that city. The Mayor is reported as
s..ing that several of the Justices corrupt
and thrt thoy do no; punish crime as they
dutr II these police justices to strike terror to
the hearts Of criminals So far it Is in their
power ~ do So and that they have failed IN
doing their duty. The police justices OF New
York CRY ar" little better than those OF chi
caso Patrick Diver. bernard + Maruh'
Thomas =. Grady and Joseph koch sit on the
pie ~ N'w-(ork are iam'llar Win the r''oI' Is
and careers OF ines" men. Many o' ""' "'''''
Tammany justices are no better IMAM pFFer'
Martin, Grady and Koch. one OF the greatest
curses Of this community is the abuse of the
powers Of the police court 10y consequences anu
inscriptions Tammahy JUSTICES - ne Heh'','-
turr could not d better IMAM 10 aooiiS" a" '"e
police courts as theN BOW eN'S' mere anu P"''
sucn laws a. wound SECURE ''' E'' We " YIN
petent. conscientious ana fair-mnded men as
justices
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-, ,no s,,,s - Governor Flower and Senator
,,,rnhv Whom Governor Flower vetoed the bill
honest election in Troy he knew perfectly well
that he was doing all that he could to bring
about dishonest and fraudul INT election In that
city. This IS black record for the Governor of
the Empire state To make
Now tina tho 1ackawanna railroad has be-
gun t. pay the bills for damage claims arising
out ~ the recent smashup on the Hackensack
meadows. It's officers can doubtless perceive
that It would be money in the pockets of their
stockholders II they had installed proper sys-
tom Of block signals several years ago
our Tammany ot'ice-holders draw very liberal
salories which come from the pubic funds'
These phce-holders are most generous ana III
dulgent to themselves in taking VACATIONS
Most Of them spend more time IN idilhs IMAM III
working in the course Of the year. 1t is the
habit of most Of them to pass months Of the
/ summer In doing nothing and now troops Of
them are enjoying n large part OF the cold season
in recreation and amusement in the South and
West Do these men really think they are Civ
ing the taxpayers a fair return for their