The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02

classified under three heads, namely. "a,
Laws, (2). Bylaws aud go. outlaws.
Under the hrst head will come those
laws which everybody who holds the best
interests Of tho community al heart are
urgently requested to ,b~orvo, even at
great personal Inconvenience.
bylaws include those laws Which should
be- observed by all except thussn who would
rather not observe them.
outlaws are THOSE laws which, while
all very good from the standpoint 81 the
well-meaning individuals who frame them
are extremely Objectionable to many
worthy taN-payer~ such laws may Oe
totally ignored
AN classifcations Of laws hold good for
one week from publication, the Mayor
however, reIerving the right 20 issic
Redistribution Whenever he sees mt
The gambler began turning over some
papers which he had taken from his pocket,
Here's a rather interesting news item
clipped from the newspaper flies of 1870.
he said Il copied it on inst ~ the clair
voyant read it.
rIRE CHIEF ,oEKtR rotVp GUUrN-
Chief Corkcr Wis found guilty yes'erdav
OF neglect Of duty in not taking suM@'nt
precautions to prevent a fire which might
have broken out in a vacant lo' IN IIarlem.
After brief address IN Nj CAPACITY -
.Iud ge. the lire commissioner took his place
"a lawyer for the prosecution.
Expert witnesses oono.usiv"lN showed
that had the tir" wmCh might have ni9kch
ont in the Harlem lot been IN twenty-five
story alcohol distiilorv in tie heart OF IA"
tenement district, many lives would I'M
doub,.dly hHy. been endangered
The Commissioner. a. j customary. then
took Up the cau-. Of the d"fcrc'. and vninlv
endeavor"d to imprach III" testimony OF
the prosecution.
he hargpd himself with th" facts OF the
case. and locked t''us"li M IN 80" Jury room.
II was not many minutes before be re-
turned with q verdict oi guilty. lie again
resumed his ,udic position. B"'or" dis
missing mms'li non i.o inlnnd j." con srstiI-
upon the work he had don" Is urN.
chief Corkrr, while 1dml'tilg that tho
trial WAS "grri"d on ~ Strlu .accoTdance
With the rul"s now Cu"'Tuiug ilr" depart
meut trials. SAYS hr viii 1Orrpl
Il giles that's about all there is of in
teres,, said the gambler, thunhing over
his notes Hold on, though. Here's an
interesting item
1T would soon from this that owing to
the dateCtivc bureaus inability 10 catch
thieves Their" had been demand for a
change in it, administration. I'll read
the article;
prTttrIVt pUEE, ~ pFFtNptp
Tho following hotter from ~" nre' vice
p,Irvcvor Of the N~-ociatod strong Arm
Artists YVES received ~ ttv Hai r"sterd,y.
"DINH SIR. IN" association Of " hlch laye
the honor to be fist We" yurvtvor rs u'rplv
rot up over III. injustice don" tn the chef of
our TAR defective huro .,,-,..
Tho chic, charge against him IL allowing
ono P"eieR Doolan 10 slip throucu the cor.
y,ilsivc clutch 1T ia" law nii"r he had sand
haggcd gent who was standing ob the steps
OF Police Headquarters last Tuesday and
took his watch
"Noing tn" true facts OF III" case by q strange
Coin' lrut- II seams ONLY right and square
for me to make them public.
"Peg,cg did not want to be- caught and
intent ionally tried not to h" found Iic
purposcly ran away and hid hins,lt. so II is
no wonder they could not ind h.m
Don't hlHm" thu chief for what IL right
fully the wrongs Of Others hlim'. 'rolsu
Yours for TAR pl'y, y DoNtGAN.
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