New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-01
Mr.. NICOLLS APPOINTEES.
THE NEW Observation-Disclosures STAFF.
eKETcHEs or THE MEN-wHAT EXJCDGE BED
FORD SAYS OF HIMSELF.

HES or THE MEN-NHAI IN j L Dpl- DID
FORD SAYS OF HIMSELF.
De Lancey Nicoll will enter on the duties OF the
ohIre Of District Attorney al noon to-day, ahd yesicr
day he announced hi, appointments. His Assistant
District Attorneys with salary Of 81 800 year each,
viii I've Barlow Weeks. Cunning :. bedford, Vernon
NJ Davis Franco, L. Wellman. Ne KenZie Semple and
Henry g. g. staplcr The Chief Deputy Assistant is to
he Henry j. MacdOna, al salary of $1,000 yeur-
The Deputy Assistants are John u. Lindsay,
Wsuhope Lynn, John i. Mcintyre, David Neich'
Charles 4. sims, jr., and Robert Townsend The Bond
(lcrk and secretary Is 10 be Henry W. lhger, the
chief Clerk william !. Mckcnna; the Deputy Chief
81 rk, Henry ". Ilwtzcn. OF these Mceer, Bedford,
Davis, semple Macedonia and Lindsay served under
Colonel Fellows.
The following autobiography Of eA Judge Bedford
viii lie read Win interest account Oi its charming
freshness and Of the light 1t throws On the authors
iHnomOst self:
Judge bedford, by III, acceptance Of the position Of
Clncf Assistant under Dl,'Int Attorney he Ldnccy
Nicoil, ha, given the kelnVc q: the practical, ca
ltUrnccd, energetic and honest administration which
In people demanded in tn election OF Nj. Neoll and
wh!oH Lley nave Just rirht 10 expect The appoint
mct I, both personal and polilirdl tribute. Juhgs
bedford served MI Nicoli upon the brilliant stan
Of DislnctAtiorney MARITIME, ahn MS hearty Hdorse.
and support DID much Ia increase Mr.. NlcOlFs
splendid majority at the polls. ms VIII he Juuee
bedford NTH term a. pu0ic prosecutor III adallio
10 nI ,gr r"p H gVid and Inc popnaritS Of the
appointment proves thai JudGe Bedford n"s been dur
]
C,I durIs, hut praise to III m vino do well. Like
lie LaGoey Nicn himself, Judge bedford traces his
lis mother ~, daughter Of the renowned Dr.. Van
>pnpcn IT,, father the stl!i more famous DR..
friend and adviser ~ Washington, OF the ;,IhOr, Of
the Clu,tiuu0n and the Chel Justice If Delaware Ills
.on-,>t"tt Integrity, il unhnclDg courage ANA H.
ul-riu.I e.. 'nul.r OF duiy. He graduated at
finished hi legal studio, in the Office Of the Hon.
benjamin u. silliman: entered the District Attorneys
10, lteIrtI Iluf hu- ht.sn
IN. Dining ilc early mart Of III, career Jndge
beslfurd distinguished himself IN the Prosecution of
Mcdonald, the emlgInt >Winder who hal deied justice
"S, iacG a., mTrc ''" OF ;m,r raiir formed
companion piece t. that legal Triumph; tie was rscB
mpl On IF tc Woi Ies' ana 3 and ' c re-
Gently assisted 10 rid the community III their horrible
law. Judge bedford stands high in the estimation Of
al judges. ad hs earnest cloauence and invirciblo
girs There il NO doubt that hi, long and faithful
services, recognized by DIstrlrtAtt0mcv NlcOll in
lhi, appointment Will hereafter gain for HIM ecen
Henry L. r. stapcr a native Of Alabada ard hllty-
eight YEAR ola. lie Wd~ graduated from Yale Col
lcrc in l-74 with high honor,, and from the Yale
prlIe for the hcS, essay OF legal topic. lie was
admitted 90 the bar ~ l~7r, and has hi, office at
member OF Inc Young Men, Dcm me- cn Tr' and
for time of its vice presidents. He live al
Pelham. where he j. president Of the Democratic Cub
lie has been a lifelong friend Of Mr. Ncol and
s b., personal appointment.
born in Ireland coming 10 thu country in 1853 at
the arc, of eleven, lie has been a member Of the
-eNre, and Chief Searchcr IN the County CLERKS
yet thirty year, old Tie was graduated from tho
college OF the city Of New York and Tie Columbia Law
vice president OF the Democratic club. and Judge Ad
roCate- General Of the som OF Veterans.
for SIX wears tutor IN the college Of the city Of New
lorh, where he wa graduated. lie was admitted to
la AFT ltsin pF4dI lfehf p,t.
columbia Law school lie has been in the District
Attorneys once. under Judge MARITIME and Colonel
Pcll bank wreclIng cases.
Charles L. sim, born in this city twenty nine
wears AGO. and graduated from the University
Law school in 1S-3, winning the prize for TIlc best
written examination. lie has been practising law at
John F. Mcintyre is thity-hyc years old graduate
oi St Francis Navier COLLEGE and the University Law
school. aud member Of tile Manhattan and the Dem
C-TAtiC Club.
Henry D. MACEDONIA il, a graduate Of Manhattan Col
paper man for ten years. lie began practise law
in the office OF Judge Morgan J. O'Bren.
wa admitted to The bar in i.s5 ' lie !" friend f' Of
Thomas tllioy, and Is said 10 have secured hi, ap
John u. Lindsay, although only twenty,ix years
" on s ra been qr g draw under Sp % nude Nsf and
ment,. Wauhope Lynn was born in IRELAND and was
Robert Townsend Is a graduate of Columbia College
and Law school Mckenzie senple j, a native Of
Ai1bams and graduate Of TIE law schools Of Harvard
With Mr.. NiCol under Judge MARITIME in the prosecu-
Francis l.. Wclnau j, Harvard man Of the class
Of 10, and wa for a time lecturer at The Eo>ton
Law school, where he was graduated lie also lee.
tureu at the Harvard Law school he ma, been in
the CoIpor.tiGn Counsel "fhce for some tinD..
Henry W. Iuger privSie secretary u Mr. Nicoll /,
= member Of The INnmany Hall organization II the
XNlllth Assembly District, and for three wear,
~ the corporation '"GHer' "ntc. lie /, about thirty
Years old lie has al>o been st'uosrapher and ~ecrc
management OF MIR Ncois two csmnaip. tnr t tI,e
District Attorney ship.