The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-29
The NEW COURT OPENS WELL
COULD ANYTHING BE FAIRERi
THAN A JURY TO 6?
II Anybody Wants to BE Sued There's =
Place At 200 East BrOadway--They
Haven't Found Out Yet In Hester Street
How the Prices Are Coins to he.

II ANYBODY wants 10 be Sueu I"eTes
Piace At 700 East Broadway--They
Haven't Found Out Yet In Hester Street
How the Prices Are Coins to BE.
Kanajonowsky's barber shop in Hester
street was crowded when Izzy Samuels.
the captain Of the Pike street baseball
team. entered and threw his coat on the
towel rack.
Hello lazy" shouted Sam Ellenbogen,
did you heard about der new court which
Is opened on East Broadway
"Sure, said Izzy. II heard it on Friday
already, but 1t amt yet much business dere.
What's der good NIT a court und nobody
to sue?"
Ellenbogen raised himself in tho barber's
chair and showed the barber out of the
way so he might let every one in the shop
hear what he had to say.
Il want to tell you something he re-
marked. when people would know We have
court here We would do yet more business
az any Supreme Court in Essex Market.
Did your brudder-in-law do you some
thing?"
NO answered Izzy.
Dots too bad" continued Ellenbogen.
when he did you someting you could suc
him on der new court und mebbe l could
get chob to serve der subp1nas."
BY this tinc every man in the barber
shop had grown interested in the CONVEX
sation. Every one Of them seemed sur
prised to hear that a new court had opened
up on East Broadway.
Several inquired whether any bargains
could be had in the costs Of court, and
whether it would he cheaper to sue a man
there than in the Fourth district.
How could We get a new court mitout
no Assembly in session." asked the East
Side ball player.
DE Gov. he make new court when he
like" explained Tony, the Italian inter-
prefer from the Tombs. $50 soon de Gov
want ten. fit new court he gotta whata he
want"
you mistake yourself on dot" said
Ellenbogen. Il am on der courts yust SO
much as you und l know better. When
first had my real estate Office on Canal
street find out der Legislature makes der
courts. Yust before der Senate and Assem-
bly, adjourn dey made dem new civil dis
trct courts, und dot is Why We got a new
one on East Broadway
How is it when We got a new court it
amt in der newspapers asked Samuels.
Der reporters couldn't mebbe find it,
explained Ellenbogen. 1T don't yet stand
in der city directory, so how could some
body yet know it is open. How know it is
open because kepper told me. He would
find new court five minutes after 1t comes
out because he always Is looking for bust
ness.
we're der first yury trial One man sued
a cloak Arm for breach OF contract und
dot firm admitted 1t made contract to
take back goods from customers If dey
don't suit, but dey had yust SO many Wit
ness to prove dot when dey received bad
check from a customer dey had right to
break der contract.
.Und what did der Yudge do?" asked
HE let der yury decide it, answered
Ellenbogen
-Decisioned der case 10 soon dey re-
tired ny voting six to six init a disagree
ment,"' replied Ellenbogen. dot we're
fair enough on der first Jury case on der
new court. amt it,
-Sure. said the crowd in chorus.
-Und who We got for Yudge on dot new
| COURT" asked the barber.
Der Honorable Julius g. Kremer." re-
| piled the Canal street real estate broker.
aDer court is at 200 East Broadway in a hall,
but soon We get a city building for 1t. Miles
Rosonbloom and Dave Lander are der new
clerks und Louis Frank is der new marshal
who gets der yuries.'
will dey dry cases in Yerman?' asked
Fleishman. the bologna butcher,
Sure" said Ellenbogen. "und in Italian.
too. bet when der peoples hear dot court
ia open We do twice as much business as
Essex Market. If any Of you gentlemen
know somebody which want TO be sued
bring 'em on der East Broadway court"
Il guess sue my partner, remarked the
Bologna but cher and the crowd volunteered
to pay visit to the new court to-day to
see how things worked.