The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-10
NEW SCHOOL BOARDSMEET.
CHANGES MADE BH THE NEW CHAR
TER CARRIED INTO EFFECT.

OLD On1ceru Reelected and DeleEatsa te
the Beard or Education Chosen for Man-
haitian. the nronx. and Broohiyn-The
Candidates fer superintendent or Schools.
Tho School Board Of tho boroughs Of Manhat-
tan and the Bronx effected a permanent organ
izNtion yesterday afternoon. Charles Buckley
Hubbell, President Of the old Board OF Educa-
tion OF tho city of New York; Arthur McMul.
lin. tho secretary, and Henry r. NJ. Cook, the
assistant secretary and chief clerk. were elected
to MI tho same offices under the now School
Board. Mr.. McMullin's salary was fixed at
$4,000 a year and Mr.. Cooks at 2 .750. tho
same amounts they received as employees Of
the old board.
Next the board proceeded to elect delegates to
the Board Of Education Of the city of Now York.
Under the new charter the Board OF Education
is composed of the President and ton members
OF the School Board OF tho boroughs OF Manhat-
tan and the Bronx, the President and five men,
bers of tho School Board of tho borough of
Brooklyn and the Presidents OF tho School
Boards of tho borouehs of Queens and Rich
mond. Tho delegates chosen were: John q.
Agar. Z. Ellery Anderson, Otto I. Barnard,
John Il. Eustis, William Greenough. Hugh
Kelly. Jscob w: Mack: Nathaniel A. Preptiss.
bell, by virtue Of his Office, is o member of the
iSHsst the delegates to the. Board Of Education
from the boronRhs Of Manhattan and the Bronx
will have o majority of three, tho election of
surod. One Of the first acts Of the board viii DO
to select O Superintendent OF Schools for tho
s snttTo Is, Sit sSo AZ hald Pr'TffSn sy s there john Sro j fSus G.p 81:
tan Island: William H.. Maxwell, superinten-
S. Draper. former Superintendent Of Public In.
struetion. In this State, and now President of
sss ntinSis 81 s tse b Sniye Of k;es eea M 81 .h ESTATE ssstc;
The scboo, Board of the borough of Brooklyn
was organized by tho election Of j. Edward
swnnstrom as President, George II. Fisher as
Vice.President and George G. Brown as Score.
Brooklyn Board Of Education. MIR. Brown had
his salary Increased from $4,000 to $4,000.
s EsSSsT,Sk an and ' Sis ssIar wa" ws sh Sssa a. AS 81 81
which is 81 900 less than his predecessor re-
celved.. William Z. Felter. principal Of Gram:
assistant school superintendent ut q salary of
O. 1900 year. His term is six years. The olec-
postponed, pending. a conference with Mayor
Van Wyck In regard to q necessary appropria-
tiSR; rr,,r ,on.o.. ,,. .,o a.. p,oo,.
lyn places in the Board of Education. fully half
the members being candidates. The names of
ths d?JE esEn ScN SGtlSw II He shs G %a MS az weir John f5fS,
+. Thompson, HORACE 4, Dresser, and Edward
with one exception they will all support Will
liam H.: Maxwell, for the place of City suporin-
The Board disapproved of bill No. 90, now
pending in the Legislature at Albany, which
makes provision for an increase in the salaries
The School Board Of the borough Of Richmond
yesterday elected Frank Perlet President and
Franklin G. Witt Secretary. A committee was
appointed to ascertain whether the board can
secure funds to complete the construction Of
and much needed. The board also took steps to
% ssenTe Of the vB Raiybme sps 9 fbrs ssla ans four OF te mantb;