New-York tribune., 1895-06-29
TAMMANY JUDGES TO FIGHT
GETTING READY TO TEST THE NEW MAG
ISTRATES LAW.
HOGAN SAYS HE WILL PASS SENTENCE ON MON.
DAY-orHER JUSTICES TRY TO HAVE PAPERS
IN UNFINISHED CASES FILED-THE Po-
LICE GET ORDERS NOT TO
RECOGNIZE THE PRESENT JUS
rrcrs AFTER TOMORROW.

TICEs AFTER TOMORROW
Tho exn,r,ny Roard Of Police Justices yesterday
began preparations for fight in the courts 70
test the constitutionallty OF the law which esis-
lates the new justices and magistrates into o"'es
on Monday morning. Hogan, one OF the Tammany
dispensers OF justice, who was smirched III '"e
Iexow investigation. presided at the Speciai Ses-'
sions Court and heard the case OF Thomas morn
ton who was charged with assauiting MS "lis
At 4 o'clock in the afternoon Hogan adjourned the
Court until 10 o'clock Monday morning, witnout
imposing sentence on Thornton. He said ne wouio
mass sentence on Monday This action was taken
to make test case A..
Recorder Gor had another matter called 70 n's
attention when the clerks OF the various po"cs
cour,a sent down TO the clerk OF the General ses-
s,ors several examinations that had not been COM
pleted by the various outgoing ponce !"S'e'''
Heretofore all examination papers had 10 oe eo'"-
Melted before they filed With the Hehera' oeS
s,ons Court The question then arose as 10 whA'
yas TO be done with the papers, ana whae wa
., no done with the prisoners In the cases. Inc
pecorder disposed OF the matter by ordering .no
clerk TO send the papers back 10 their respee".'
courts holding that the matters VIII nave '" ''
aoa,. with by the incoming magistrates lie oe.
cIared that there would be no interreshu" anu
that no criminals should escape
IT. old clerks of Special Sessions have been or
dared TO report at the court on Monday morhihs
one OF the justices said YESTERDAY Una, 's
old justices didn't have ghost OF chahce u
holding court after Sunday.
..r soaak With authority" he continued 'when
,,v that the new justices will begin their duties on
NSo,ov morning without the slightest trouble or
rrovarco II would be better for the o!d justices
ouietIv to submit to the inevitable. and not III"
their heads against a stone wall -
In continuation he said every move OF the OUT
going men had been anticipated ana proViuea io''
The new justices had behind their oacKs the ""o'e
CITY government and public opinion
I,s,ices Jerome and Hinsdale waited upon Presi-
AN, roosevelt at Police Headquarters yesterday
afternoon and had a conference with him upon 'he
subject AS a result OF the interview Ac'ihs |h'e.
conln sent out order TO the entire Department
,retr,ct,ng all members of the force on and after
vopdav next to recognize the new city Mass-
trates. and treat the old police Justices as private
citizens
THE PRESENT JUSTICES MEETING.
,rAo po,rd of Police Justices held their regular
,uor,b,y meeting. which was adjourned from last
yeek AZ the Jefferson Market Court last night WIN
,be exception OF Justices Burke VINO was ura'oiu-
ably detained and Simms and Deuel. VINO were a'
tho meeting OF the city Magistrates all OF 'ns
Justices were present. Three clerks whose terms
- e,ce expire on June 3o Joseph Farley. OF the
1oeor.on Market Court George Cregier. OF the Nor
r,sanla Court and Henry c. Perley. OF the Iomos
Court. were reappointed for the full term OF iour
Ths meeting was then adjourned ..
When viii meet asain " asked justice s6STse MeArs qs
soo,dat Justice Ryan ION the last Monday ID
July. 49,, ,..,.o u.r,ir
AT the regular place" said Judge Ryan, ne'e
In this court .. - . .orr.rar..
hn, ~oud not say What their plans for contesLrne
the APPOINTMENTS OF the City Magistrates were lne
nrtnost secrecy Is being observed concerning thess
nisns ns, In addition to ex-Judge Noah Davis. ex-
Governor IIoadly and Hummel nave Dern ,sat
eaeh OF the Justices whose turn 1t Is TO De on GUY
viii present himself at the police courts on o"'e'
morning -. L.. ,.a Marian uouss
,ri decided 10 report for duty on Monday'
and tha; they would the fifth OF the month pre-
sent hills for their salaries as usual