New-York tribune., 1902-04-17


legislature. the various forces IN ms cotnlnuiIg
which have demonstrated against the peTniclous
be put through the Legislature a law which
would overcome the present evils / nope llis
matter may receive consideration tonight
Sheriff William ]. o Erien. who was seen by
Tribune reporter last night, outspoken in
his condemnation of the practices of the install
rnent dealers. He said:
It's an outrage terrible outrage this = install :tad
man into the jail who was in the last stages Is.
Of & is 3 Think qan 2f death af iai hsd da
examine him and they said he could live only d a
r5 short time anyway Inc loea OF 'fssii's q
It's great expense TO the county too the jan, u,
ing Of these men. The county pays the ooaro OF
the prisoners to crafty the spite assist the ex-
10 take the man II he lets him out bail then
the sharks collect affidavlts and show that ths;
tb I I'm 5 IoI d M talSe him to Coney Island or TO
If this doesn't work. why then they Just swear
that they him, and then the bondsneen, e, nave %
rage / viii gladly cooperate with The Tribune
Peofle are dragged from their beds at . late ate
day Sometimes they collect a whole bunch Of
them and then they take them TO jail in herd.
would rernedv The situation. We failed. but
think time shall have better luck
THE LAWYERS TO BLAME.
Additional information furnished TO The
Tribune Yesterday by Gino c. Speranza, of No.
II Broadway. Mr. Speranza said:
In the very just fight undertaken by The IT'D,
there is phase OF the question Wnlcn seems -
have been entirely overlooked The instalilens
dealers through lawyers, and II is me GUY @ %
LAWYER moi 70 allow his client either directly OF
through marshal to act illegally or even ~ :
ularly Il cannot for moment be dounied I IIa ! !
the half-dozen lawyers who 40 an 1he 1
tectly well how cases in their chaIss SIe 80 IL tta
Quoted. Three years ago. when the metnouS o. Liis
dealers first exposed i laid speclal s.t tT
upon the iulportance that the Bar Association
should take some action against lawyers VINO p con-
nived at If they did not counsel the HIesuaar tar
practices in such cases, and grateiuy r -
gestion But the Bar Association cld nothlins. n
lawyer who writes ignorant foreigner lhle
ening suit and anneKes a seal 10 MS III a
lawyer who signs stipulation adJournine tie II l-i
OF action and then takes advantage OF the uLi !.
explained loss Of such written adjournment sen sS'
through the United States mail, ana taxes yuuSs
in writing adjourn-surely. such ia~ser ,og %
guilty Of unprofessional conduct But lns lie lie
uiarities do not stop here. as any one VINO iutis @
Justice Roesch claims that the judges nave no
control over the marshas; but does this az a.
mold good against the lawyers Nho pracLis IN
those courts. even though they are rot tecIi0''is
officers OF those courts? . 90
What justice do If he is really ANXIOUS, U.s., 10
fep'ess abuses Of this nature WITHOUT aoiia. 49, :
violence mis- oath Of Office is evidenced pf "iae
Judge Worcester has done and by the OPINION 'io
instalment dealers have OF him. l., .o
II the fight The Tribune has undertaken ls ~ ~ .
necessity Of investigating the conduct OF some Ss
the practitioners In the Municipal Courts ne
poor mans court deserves the active atten,ion
enough without the additional one OF losing az
,aith IN the efficacy OF law and the RELIABILITY u