New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
FIFTEEN MORE OFFICIALS NAMED.
THE MAYOR REAPPoINTs TWELVE MEMBERS
OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION AND
SELECTS THREE NEW MEN.


Mavor Chapin,s longexpected appointments Of fifteen
members Of the Board Of Education we're made puohc
Yesterday By his private secretary, Mr. Philips VINO
declined TO make them known on Thursday. although
the Mayor left them with him when he went away on
Wednesday. 1t is supposed that he acted under IN
structons Of the Mayor, who left the appointments OF
two assessors also with him. As the terms Of the
latter do not expire until september, while the mem
bers Of the Board Of Education 60 out OF Office on
Iuy l. there were not wanting those who sad that Mr.
Phillips had Cevousy Numbered and had given out the
wrong set ~ appointments first The Mayor VIII nov
return until the talk about his action has had chance
10 expcnd Itself and the men who have failed Oh re-
appointment have accepted their lot.
He has reappolnted the following twelve members OF
tbe BOARD T,nis g. Bergen James B. Bouck James /.
Drlmmond Peter II. McNuty. Ebcn Miller, Daniel w
Norhup John K Powell Parker p simmons "eofee
Straub James Swecny, Charles F. Teale ana Johh W
Weber In the places Of Charles H. Dayld'' Johh w
Virgins, r. and Hugh p. Lavelle ne appoln'eu ~
Robert A. Black william Ferris and william D. Lyhc"'
The Mayor reapponted six Republicans ana SIX D'ii,o
Gratis The three new appointces are Democrats ana
succeed Democrats.
Political and personal reasons have led 10 the
changes Mr. Davds vas appointed by Mayor ChapIH
himself last year to succeed kuiu' l. 9'''', WV
resigned Mr. DayidS has been one Vi ''0
most iudefatigable spcechmakers In the botr"'
Mr. Layellcs retirement due % the Democratic
one faction wanted Andrew FltzgIDbon' appointed anu
,ba ,,L.r wanted Mr. Iaycllc retained. Neither go'
,be rlare and Mr. Lynch is named from the fu~ehth
Wari lie i, a lawyer. with his Office IN the Nor9o
Binding in Sew lork. Fire Commissioner EhiuS -
his political sponsor. and he belongs to the tn'eeln
Ward Democratic Association and the DAVID D. Hiu
Club. 1910.
Mr. Virgins has paid lt'lc attention to ms duties
IN the Board for some time. a;d IS understood du
not desire Ycappolntmcut ~ successor Mr. Ferris
recc,.tly removed from the E@tecnth 70 the Twenty
eftb Ward He Is the superintendent OF the printing
e-tabl.- hment Of j. J. Little Co., Ne"-lorR. Al
o,, time he was an independent Democrat, but has
lately returned to the fold Dr. bIi'" VIII o. or VI
th youug,, members Of the body. lie lives In Bridge
= in the Fourth Ward and recently began the prac
tee of medicine His father. Robert Hacn va o'|e
Alderman az the Fourth Ward, ana n"u Inc "H,c u
Ilt.rual Revenue Collector under President 'l'Ecld'
~ the men rcapponted .cV'fal nav 1i t,p in
fue body. IHui, q. Lclrcu was hINt dPp'Hl'u u,
i--6 tie Wis president az Oh" LotN i'r Al
years Fbcn Miller ln, been Tor tn yra'' III I's Iol
ana IL upon Important comm it''~. -. " ~" 'Hp'
VINO succeeded Robert Payne IN l--', las pro'cH mn
.clf ono az the most u'iul mcmoer,' CNhrIr, T..
T.,la has ,crvod for a dozen years ana Is Ndudb'
,,'..t.nt ~ th, seventh Ward Democratic ASSOCIATION
and one Of tn, orator, u the Bodd the SESSIONS 81
which have been described a. hudeiIdI'ch III P"0'
speaking for embryo statesmen ,,, 49,.
John ". WcDcr were appointed 10 MI Ea,uI.IoS pl
Mayor Chaplin last wear question j. nheN 10 aTtsc
ground that he doe not I've IN the city lie removed
from So lO6 -. Marksave. last winter Z" country
home on the ocean Parkway IN the town q ldlOISl'
which failed of annexation TO the CITY last winter INC
torn ~ the members OF the Board Is for three years.
nnd there 4, no salary attached to the office. The full
number Of members I, forty ave.