Judge — March 20, 1886 — page 7: what you’re looking at

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JUDG MK. 4 SCALAR. [or te escape to © | luxury, what a mise Ja and live there in) not enrobe oursel TY JUDG Le sin the garments of rascal is he! Gen: | sive purity, gentlemen, ‘There arv nen, the law does not punish its in every I and richer scoundrels. It does not they have as much rig ish even the legal well iti: nt rive as we, ren who fatten upon | their bounty—who s fences and take to xls. The man from | sought to have been hanged—not by any ns for killing his friend the thief who eeie <ltorobor to kill him, but for failing to kill . | the thief's brother and conf THE VASSAR GIRL. ves these sto! | The is puzzled to know what to do with our cle Within a few months | number of the cloth have been brought before ys sand in one case at least the evider has involved a mount and an impudence of | perjury which have thrown all ordinary eases | of wickedness in the shade. The chief trouble with the ac of the clergy seems to be while it must be ad neral thing, but the rule mi is unt it is ght to suppose th im to have been r iply sufficient Gentlemen, there city has | to the propri voluntarily reduced the hours of its men from | Sunday newsy it to be ing of fair 4 dispatch says a poration in th whteen to twelve hours a day, It is quite that the milk an kindness is not altog vider Assit is 3 ud newspaper is known at ether a purvly | it will be admitted to the | li God help us for possible that teen hours man wh Ss the which o ny | r his chary wtundaysor Wednes: s been exactin: service a day of any man or srporation | Sundays there any animal? Lelergyn Fhough, to be sure, the animals are quite safe. » pulpit? Biro hanes ee Unies anal aan. nte The corporations own them but in all this discussion about. th Fascna-ouitt har tates andl eur talliee fe Justice decides that when the man fron eine cane ee sirlay qeiutivad lite With emphasis that’s quite pathetic Texas comes to New York to beat a sawdust | 1! al questic he very broad one whether She Latin speaks—adores the Grocks, Sunday newspapers or to abolish then No theme so deep but she'll attract its She looks up bones and ancient stones, And cla on a bracket swindler and kills thy undrel in order te carry out his design he is not guilty der, but merely kills by way of self-defen may be that the judgment is wart believes in the pulpit, bad in part; and in th it is in sections, The Court believes in uu She reads 1 her sig same time it appears that in the case recently in the ef- | nid one of | having a firm conviction that, without stays her soul with strongest Mocha ut issue there were two men en: fort to beat the man from Texa them escaped The Court remembers th sawdust men—forthat matt it, it may temembers dates, and paints on plates the pulpit symphonies in green and ochre. and the newspaper should for years these destroy the pulpit would it be very mplations awful snare hese confidence se than for the pulpit te ery out ewer wen of every variety —hay » the kaw as |) nan from Texas. They ane rich. | political influence. If they do not gislatures, like several gentlemen whom it is unnecessiry to mention, they have ILLUSTRATED “AD.” ey necessary’ to control alde gh it must be admitted that aldermen al lately—and they es t lawyers; so that it is possibl anday newsprayr ver cultured aspirations. embracing in its anathema all vd all the mind” you'll surely class her; sand boards Let us KITTIE K. The American Marshalsea is Ludlow street jail, Ivisablot upon the civilization of the only in rare cases to convict them of the erime of which they are known to be which they may have p dd the country Sut it will stand for period ity and ever, The kav has time merely to punish never to reform, A rich man ¢: low street and live likea king. A poorman can live th thing until hedies, crime » somewhat pardonable one of 1s been talk for the last forty but the ates, has notime to. think about it. How quiek th plish ¢ under the watchful eyes of the the Court o« of the permit these professional dead-beats to be on on, ‘The case of Mother lebaum showed a difference between the wney’s ollice and the detective ears. It has st year r and his only that it is criminal on the y y bet poverty. Ther his gross police systems of this city which was evidence of very lan fone of t so free that t they must be to their defe satory matter 1 how slow Husion with thieves on the istakes! eat scoun uipardonal of so mang small | large Dorrits are numen jas! their if without regard | is not a sufficiently compen can buy up the common council, what a great man is he and wh he has! but if | voices are feeble and justice in th Ses pecu: liar to our Marshalsea comes only after death, virtue. 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