New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02
MAYORS APPOINTMENTS.
JUSTICE OF SPECIAL SESSIONS. THREE
CITY MAGISTRATES. A MUNICIPAL
JUSTICE AND SIXTEEN
SCHOOL COMMITS
STONERS

Mayor Van wyck yesterday appointed a Justice
OF the Court OF Special Sessions, Civil Justice and
three City Magistrates. in New-York County all
Tammany men recommended by district leaders;
reappointed a Brooklyn Magistrate, and appointed
sixteen members OF the School Board in the Bor-
ough of Brooklyn. who were said 10 have been
recommended by leaders OF the Brooklyn Democ-
racy The list OF appointments is follows:
JUSTICE OF THE COURT OF SPECIAL sEs-
SIONs
John r. McKeon 10 succeed John Hayes; term,
ten years. salary, 5000 a year.
CITY MAGISTRATES.
John b. Mayo to succeed Charles E. simms;
term. ten years: salary, 5000.
Edward Hogan. TO succeed Thomas f. Went
worth; term. ten years, salary, 5000.
Lorenz zeller. to succeed Herman c. Kudch;
term. ten years; salary, $500.
Alfred T.. Steers Of Brooklyn. reappointed; term.
ten years salary, 5000
MUNICIPAL JUSTICE, WITH DISTRICT.
Herman Joseph. to nj unexpired term OF John B.
McKeon
MEMBERS OF SCHOOL BOARD. BOROUGH
OF BROOKLYN. FOR A TERN OF
THREE YEARS.
Frank /. BabbOtt. No i4o Julius l.. Radecke. No %
Thomas Caccola, No. IS Max Levy. no u McKib-
Robert SsST'' H Roy No e'ea John K Powell No iS
George p. Clark. No. 2i5 Charles F. Ro6ertson No
George W. Donohue. Man Edward NJ, Basset, No
sion House Lie Newkifk ave 80.
George Fre.eld No 44iArthur ). Somers. No liz
John Grim No IS LET Herman 4, Metz. No. al
Ciod-st
DR.. J. H. Hunt Bedford Graham F. Blandy No. 40
ave and Quincy-st. Washington-ave.
Nine OF the School Commissioners were reap
pointed They are Messrs. Babbott. Cacciola.
Clark. Donohue. Freifed Griffin, Powell. Robert
son and Somers. Mr.. Blandy was appointed In
place OF George II. Fischer who resigned
John r. Mckeon has served on the bench OF the
With District civil Court in Norkyilie, since
1889 In that year he was appointed by Gov
ernor Hill TO take the place made vacant oy the
death Of Ambrose Mcneil lie Is "A close friend OF
Larry" Demour, the Tammany leader OF his DIS,
a faithful follower Of Richard Croker
John y. Mayo has been an assistant IN tne tor~
porat ton Counsers Office. He Is young Tammany
lawyer who lives at No. 209 West One hundred-and-
I,orenz Zeller is OF the firm Of Zeer a Miehling
LAWYERS in the Bennett Building The firm Is In
terested In the brewing business ana represents
Ringler and other large concerns. lie nEes az no.
326 Fast One hundred nd twenty IN the
XXXIVth Assembly District .,
Edward Hogan was OF the Police Justices
who were legisated out Of ofhce IN lsSo ana nas
held no public Office since. He has been connected
with Edward Lauterbach's law nrm lately, ana
served Mr.. Lauterbach in Albany during the ias,
session OF the Legislature. Mr.. Hogan was backed
Hoard He was first appointed n Police Justice in
1864 and served till 1873 lie was appointed a Poiice
Justice again by Mayor Grant In lSS9 lie nves AZ
Spuyten Duyv but IL still active In the pontcs OF
the Battery district where he lived about hair
Herman Joseph comes from John F. CARROTS dis
trict the XXIXth, and is brotherh-a I OF suufo
J. H. Mccarthy OF the city Court. HIS term IN
the Municipal Court expires with the present year:
II ia said that he is to be nominated FOR the fuu
term in November next