The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02

rraf- safrri frr Hu-tn~-- rr- police
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ehHm wtz fu-'l ~ the uth-~s r~pfi.
r1ansi..d ant ~ Greek AVID an Italian vbn
hat f---u nHhtinE In N. street n mo-
I'd. stv in no r1rt~' ruuid sT@ak Italian ~
Dr'~N 'h~ Magistrate held ~" rs-- rv~T
for whIl"
\ Policeman from no Tls-' Fifty hrs,
street station relieved Tho monutuny -
wairrs ~ bringing u an Italian Giu.
-'rTs' F~nI'a u rs Vast fnfv frsf street
What = 'H- rhsrR-' rsk"i Nngi-trat"
Nppl~'"u
a. lieutenant ssnt 'hls falla around
YER Huuor. sad III" policeman lie
vas tunpvtn tu ~" hurls-
Well What tit he ip''
He "r'n-- iu -aytu tEat snm~hodv
had f~isked hun fur hI- uatch and wAnttn
- know what - b.. Tho lie,It~pant tels
nm Huf b." -rI'S- around .zkln q'Ie-.
'IorS ~" wuuldn leav" when the
I''It"nant asked hum 20 git The charge
- peF~sttu ln greatly anuoyln the com.
rnandin officer - the station house. D."
one dollar snapped Appleton
Albert stern q cloak manufacturer and
a manager - IN" Mammal Glpak Com
pauy. appeared against two men he said
had h""r picSetInR m m" r-ighh"rh"nd
& hrs ~hop lie TlId h" had gone NV
and argued with Them "" could not
produ"" any evidence and be- trrItltsd
Magistrate Appleton Nv ssrirp -
speeches q Labor matters
You will talk Yourself INTO the work
h"u-" Il Won aren . careful sad IN"
Magistrate
The ale grd plCSetS we're discharged
A. ~ o'clock ulne prHouerr had an
U.arcd about a fourth ~ tho nunb"r
that we're up ordinarily ~ the old night
court every night
lu dull intervals Magistrate" count
attendants and spectators AMUSED them
solves Nv listening t. the orchestra ard
the yaud"vIl'" performers m th"atr"
back II the court building
chief Magistrate MCAdop entered court
~ ~ - o'clock. having yiIat come from
inspecting IN" womsus niRh' cnurt
"" shpT-rd on his silk roh.. and -A' beaid.
m" MNgi-tra'" for few minutes until
N" case under consideration had h"en
decided
II was rhA' - Ch.-I.. Mohr 81 $40
Fast SIKH street. whn was brought to
court with his 'unA Niohr MAS leadin
a htila German band a. Second avenue
and Thirty nth -'r'-'' about ~ o'clock
last night som" toys who y"llei thai
they dldu { care for the tunes stoned
Mohr and ms musicians Policeman
JudS" tried 20 catch n" boys. but Wh"n
10. cams. bark empty handed tho whole
Carmen hand abused him IN : fa'
n" Vas 50 insulting. sad Judg"
o. run hun "a NlzisJrA'" Appls'nn
fined Mohr g.
Comml-Sioner - Correction WhItns-
pad = shor' VISIT Then 2 ~ I VI The
MAgIs;ra'" took . r"c"s- until midnight
S..y "ur's.1 cases nad psau disposed q
p-.rhau- = 'hird ~ m" oli night court .
u-u1I .gri-t
Tn" n"w court remained open until
O. clock tins murnIng
tnIef Magistrate William McAdoo gave
ont 3 sjata'n"Gi when he VAS NJ the
Women night Court last night Which
symm1riI"t hi> Views - ~" changes
wrought m The law regulating inferior
courts
In his - t'.rrer' ne aid that one - the
chef points va' undetermined was the
question - where the authority ~ the
policeman accompanying a prisoner 20 a
Magistrate court stopped and where The
authority = the new court attendants
hogan This va. % matter which would
- i'cIded ~rnu. hs 'housht
Those who want the police IN the courts
Will -. glad 20 So. Inc new system fail
said Nagisirats McAdoo hut a nasty
pubic judgment l. 10 he danlored The
new Duurr offlc~r~ are excellent men so
far as selected and 90 hen they are trained
instructed and nI-Cirlined a little they
will n my opinion "Ncesi eNpHr'a'Ions
and 10 ~ efficient A. the pohrs
Tho new laV make for system. cen
tralIga'IOu ~ r--ppnsIbihfs discipline
aud complete control 81 subordinate