New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-02
Y " V ARNOLD.
ASHPEL FITCH.

Charles V. Adee ex-senator william l.. Brown.
Thomas T. Wickes Deputy Chamberlain John II.
Campbell Justices WauhoDe Lynn. Joseph H.
stincr u F. Mcmahon and I. l. Fcltner, Aldermen
Roiiln NJ Morgan. John r. Oakley and y. 7. Brown.
CIV Court Judge Lewis J. Conlnn. Superintendent
John A. Sullivan OF the Markets Bureau; Eignr
J. Levcy. assis,nn, deputy controller: James W.
BOYLE Exclss Commissioner William Dalton. David
y Carvalho Deputy Sherins David Barry and
James Carraher. Charles dc +. Burns secretary o!
the Park Department. Congressman Tuno'hy J.
Campbell Pay,naster Zimmerman. ". l.. Dusen-
berry and Colonel Mcclellan, president OF the
Board OF Aldermen.
Mr. MYERs's RECOMMEND >T1oS.
Ex Controller Myers before taking the train for
Lakewood where he Is making his winter home
with his family said thu, tho examiners had re-
rorteI - him that he was leaving everything In
the Finance Department as straight as gun
barrel Il shall have some suggestions 70 make to
my succcs< 1r' he added. (which think VIII BE-
Of service - him. There should be- FOR instance. a
change In tho system 81 bookkeeping. which Is al
together too aniiqusied. There ia much here thu,
might t- siinpiined."
Ia talking - reporters and answering questions
Oh, to him. Controller Fitch said that II was not
hts purpose TO make any changes at present i
shall De occupied some days In getting acquainted
with my new post and its duties before can
consider appointments" he said. Then he added:
do not mean that 1t shall be football for pol'ti-
clans"
CONGRESSMAN Tim Campbell. who happened 10
be standing within cnrsho,. tipped a spasmodic
wink toward Postmaster Dayton who smiled family
and turned TO look out OF one Of the broadway
windows. II Is said that Boss Croker Is making
UP a nst ~ names and offices which he will hand
to Mr Fitch in n few days.
baske, OF orchids and white roses decorated
with purple ribbon and Jasper and rlli clock. urn
shaped stood on the Controllers table. Int with
out any Inscription 10 Indicate who the givers
might be Another basket. containing Gala lilies
and yellow chrysanthemums bore the card ~ James
J. Hayes.
COLONEL FELLOWS TAKES OFFICE.
De Lancey Nicoll reached the Distric-Attorney's
Office at II 80 o'clock yesterday and was followed
in a few minutes by Colonel John r. Fellows
They wished each other happy New Year The
office was soon filed with crowd OF Judges law
yers and politicians. including Recorder Smyth
Judges MARITIME and Fitzgerald Civil Justice Wan
hope Lynn Police Justices Simms and Ryan. Judge
ConIan. Assistant District-Attorneys Francis L.
Welman Vernon NJ Davis. Henry d. Macedonia
John F. Mcintyre and Barlow s. Weeks. Deputy
Assistant Distrct-Attorneys John u. Lindsay. J.
W Osborne Robert Townsend. G. q. Battle. stephen
j. O'Harc. Henry w. tnger and 7. j. Bradley.
Warden Fallon. Of the Tombs: Commissioner DAILY.
Lawrence Dclmour sol" Oppenheimer, and Hugh
O. Pentccost. Controller Fitch and ex-Controller
Myers dropped in later. Police Justice Diver was
conspicuous Many OF his followers are under in
dictment.
Mr. Ncoll made the following speech. The words
praising Colonel Fellows. whose career as District
Attorney he criticised severely in October did not
seem to stick In his throat He spoke them with
out even moisienlng his lips. lie said
80 ore Is more qualified than yourself TO per
form satisfactorily to the public the Important du-
ties Of this Office. wish for you and your admin
istration every measure OF success. congra tuate