New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-03
COLONEL FELLOWS'S BUSY DAY
HE TAKES OFFICE. ENTEKTAISs HIS FRIENDS AN

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GETS LITTER rROH THE MAYOR.
District ATTORNEY John r. Fellows was welcomed 10
his position yesterday by unusually large gath
erng Of his friends and associates. FIR st al the District
Attorneys Office and later Mt tho Astor House. Tho
six Assistant District Attorneys. eight Deputy Assist
ants Secretary Penney Chief Clerk McCsbe and
OF clerks and court officers the officials
who awaited Colonel Fellows at his Office han1some
screen OF flowers. bearing the words Virtue hath its
reward was received from C. Y Wcmple. and was
placed on the District Attorneys desk.
Colonel Fellows arrived at the District Attorneys
Office about half past ten o'clock Judge Randolph d.
MARITIME entered a ow minutes later and sho hands
with his In the DistrctAttorncysbp. After
greetings had been ezoLsr.cd Judge MARITIME foI maly
turned the ofl,e to his Colonel Fol.
lows made brief reply to Judge MARITIME and Assist
ant DstrictAt.Orney Fitzgerald IN brrad Of he I'D
and staff Of assistants and deputies extended
CALCULATIONS to both Judge MARITIME and DisicAttor
ney Fellows When the greetings Of the officials
John wilson Of The Herald" to Judge
MARITIME the thr AXIS and good wishes of tho newspaper
reporters. Judge MARITIME made sOne humorous al
usons his with reporters and xpressed
lis pleasure at thoir greeting.
Judge MARITIME then went to Part IL of the Court OF
General Sessions aGd opened court Re, az der Smyth
and Judge CideIslecve sat beside him. DstIict-At-
torney Fellows introduced BENJAMIN Dos Pass and
John W. G off, tho Assistant pistrict-Atiorncys.
and Judge MARITIME administered tho oath Of Office "
them and to Assistant District Attorneys Fitzgerald
seD,ple, Bedford and Davis. Recon der SMITH Int v
duced Judge MARITIME. The three parts of tho court
were then adjourned by Recorder Smyth. and Judges
CL,dersleevo and MARITIME. Juices GIderslcevo and
MARITIME accom- panied Colonel Fellows to the Aston
House
FESTIVITIES AT THE AsToR HOUSE.
There two tables loaded with all the delicacios
that appeal to gastr0n0uc powers. including choice
roast pig salads. meats Of all kinds fruits etc.. and
1yxal l.ta In
the day. Tho Distrct-Attorney got opportunity to
make little speech dnrlng the festivities and tho bur
den OF 1t that In the coming three he would
make II unpleasant and unheaIthfu" for tLos6 who
were crlminally di, posed In this city.
Among those who congratulated the Attorney
ON his entrance upon odjce and wished hisa happy
year County Clerk James A. Flaak Cv.l Jus
Ransom. Judge Randolph b. MARITIME. samuel peDter
the Rev. Howard Crosby. the Rev ii. Morton Reed.
John H. Brennan. Police Commissioners McClave.
French and Porter inspector Steers Fire Commission
Works Newton United tSatos ricAtrorney WI iker.
President Of the Board Of Aldermen Forster. Aldermen
Martin and Diver Charles Adeo 7. O. f. Ecclesine.
bond Clerk william n. Penney. CORPORATION Counsel
Fitzgerald Bedford. Jerome. Davis. and semple George
Garfield Ccr0ners MESSENGER and Levy. VDonovan
ROSA Police Justice Duffy. Henry Mersbach. Com
missioner of Jurors Reilly Thomas DUNLAP 6troef
Cleaning Con missioner Coleman. Adoigh l. Sanger.
A. n Tappan and Peter Mitchell. Tho reception
throughout WAS Q lively ono. Thcre was NOT . duii
and hardly dry memept from tho beginning 70 END
MAYOR HEWITT on OLD BAIL Casa
Tho stret-Atteoney received the following bettsn
Yesterday from Msvct Hewitt:
"A" the Outset Of y2as term Of odioe oesUe - eau