Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
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EZR!EA BDIPi1
THE HEw BO1..

Below we give brist ,..,,,
newly elected Board Of rssch rssSstch dA
order to show the respect, cat,a.uoca'iop, ~ h
of the same for holding 'tN'e tsa qualss
which they were elscts5 .ne Position !
;, Frank ! rank, W., W: Reeve, the mem,..
the tn First Ward, was born n~Ssi IN o, t'a
OF New Jersey, where he a N IN The sas
primary education. In is lscs received II
to TINS city and went through ~ IN ,ao's
lar courses Of study AZ su NJ. '1seNn
schools. In the fall Of lsss nSs' alt
moved to Dover, at which " mo-, be h
tended both public and nrIn p.aee lsa
for years, In the latter r'ars .ast J, ,eas "
he changed his residence frss fr"1, 0i IN
to this city, and went thronsh,n T,n Dars
ough course of training AZ sn W. AN
mar school, (before No. SSi sciaos saa
built.) After No. ! school was svu0o y
he was transferred TO thai ss ss,s op
which place he went foTy ~ ava. svn0oIp
when he left in order to t,s, ,,l. ~
trade, that of printing, He ' Is a; Y ~
OF age. 81 yN
Col. B. Il. Heisler, nemho,
Second Ward is a native r' of wNa wuNUaM
ton, and was first elected to IN. h%nslE
of Education in 1872, serving H ninDsas oas
cessive years, or four terms "'u'sN a w
body. At the last school elsaa.a III 10y
was put up for reelection, but u,u N.Y..
feated, owing to the fact that bsHs@ XIV
desire the position and made nv vv'aas aa.
fight in the matter. This YEA, H. Ib%IN
again put up without bis knDv,,m,
and elected. Mr.. Hoislsr is r a miSg|'
aged man and was a gradu,ts at 4'das HI
Hyatt's Delaware Military ,'s, W
in 1861. At that time this ac,Ssa a
was located on the corner Of Mini.
Tatnall streets, this city.
j. z. Theodore Fuekel, memb., -,
the Third Ward, was born in ' thu Is Y.
of Mainz, Germany, situated n, \!
river Rhine, in the year ls4! Hs.s
agraduate from the Teachers Ssmi,,n
in the city of Darmstradt in lbs ~
of '6S. He came to this country i, N
and has resided in this city since \
He was several years teacher IN 4,
German American School in ,be M
Ward, city of New York, and aI@
teacher in Germany for 3 yean NJ
had charge Of the German scboI =
Sixth and French streets for Sy..
years. He has served one term in a.
Board OF Education with perteC, ass NJ
faction.
Fl. d. Hickman, member from ii,
Fourth Ward, was born in Clss
county, Pa. Has been a residsp, i
this city twenty-five years and bv
bsen doing business in one place sbN,
IS years. He was elected to the BO,l
of Education last May, for the term d
one year and made good aud sEcis,
member. He is 80 years Of age anil N
ceived his education at private school
n. X. Benson, Jr., member from 4,
Fifth Ward, was born in Wiming,a
is 26 years of age, graduated at the d.
aware State Normal University sd
also at the Pennsylvania Polytechns
Institute, receiving the degree Of Civil
Engineer in the class Of '16I He h,
member OF the firm OF the Harlan /
Holiingsworth Company.
S.J Wiley, member from the SIKH
Ward, was born in Delaware retvA
his education at the Delaware COLLEGE
| Newark, Del. He was one Of the teach
ers In Prof. Reynolds Academy ha
several years, and in 1875 was appoint
ed principal OF the Boys High School,
No. |, this city, which position b
filled with entire satisfaction uItl last
February, when he resigned.
| j. III. Hotfecker, Jr, member tnnths
Seventh ward, was born in Dsinn,
he prepared for College az CTnn
Taylor's and Prof Reynolds Acad'aNs
leaving the latter school in u and co.
tered Yale College, wbsEs he GRADUATED
with high honors in the class Of Il
He is in his 33d year and has OeenpH
ticing law in this city for the las@
years. L.,
DR.. Thcs. A. Keables, member eIsl
from the Eighth ward, is ana'Vsa
Uonnecticpt; came to this city ID @
early part of 1880. He received a cNs
ical education at the Alfred UnlveEsli!'
New York, and graduated from tAl
school in 1861 from thence Dc emery
the Georgetown University, DlslIHa n
Colum bia and graduated in MI ~ ~
served as a soldier IN the army OIL 'a' ~
Potomac from III to '65 and as lsl'
cal cadet from '63 TO '65. Al tae Gu M'
clusion of the war he served ln 'le NI Wv
Department for . period OF ten ye'',
as engineer and superintenilen. W,
buildings and while IN that oilCe 'U .,
Through the course at George'o"n' A'
is 80 years of age, ,a.,,, /,
There seems to be some dilhGu'. y.
regards to who will be sworn IN iv. y.
lths Ninth Ward as Mr.. BrooS y. :.
elected, but Mr.. .Allen recelveai i. y !
certificate of election, and IN Juss.''
both nothing is said OF either parry a.,
| DR.. Read j. Mckay, memvs, g, T IA,
the Tenth Ward, was BORN ID o. Sa.y n' 4
is, Mo IN the year 1873 anu au,S 'ar
this city in 1877. He went !ulvus a01sm,
classical course at Lincoln AIa ;a"sd.
then located in Missouri, but s'l~S 4,
funct, and graduated in the Ss c!"ss Md
In 1867 he graduated at BELLEVUE '''
cal College, New York city. h0- rls
Newton G. Sample, melnVe, s.,,, va d
from the Eleventh Ward, is 0V!sAs, ~ =,
|ape, and the oldest man elec'eu w .'s,s S
urday. He was born in Laus.itt ar.a
county, Pennsylvania but aeDBe Bre
this city about ten years ago. -, siq,
ceived a eood common Fch0O'
ton at pirate school; ,o,s bri,
1t will be seen by the aOo,aa eo1a,isl. M
history of the newly electeu 'Sda of sdqca
that they are all gentlemen ,r"l y; The ID
tion and we'll fitted to coa1t11, '1,hs ". city
terests of the public schools ., .nd tbnl
Another fact is noticeable n',S ,hsr, ~
that nearly all of the memGe' lnJ vi
young men Of ability . aaS asaaSSssth
thoroughly understand the ns'