New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
MEETING OF REGENTS.
THEY ELECT BISHOP DoANE CHANCELLoh
AND wHITELAw REID VICE
CHANCELLOR.

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Albany Dec. 4-Rshop william Crosweu Doahe'
of this city elected Chancellor OF the CH'
versity Of the State of New York at the annual
meeting of the Board of Regents held here TO-DAY.
He succeeds the late Arson Judd opseh'
election Of Bishop Doane. years ago. as iaenoe
OF the Board of Regents was due 10 ms "e. -
interest and efforts In behalf of education anu
members of the board confirmed a statement TO-
night that his election as Chancellor might De CON
sfdered as partly following precedent and pafIS
as recognition of his work as an educator
Bishop Doane has been Viee-Chancellor OF lhe
university for several years. The Boaro OIL ne
gents followed up its action in eecting MN oiah
cellor by choosing whiteiaw Reid as Nlee-onan
celior Both Bishop Doane and Mr. Reld eNpieoSN
their thanks to the board for the hohofs e'i'
ferred. rr..
Bishop Diane presided at the meeting. lhere
,,ere also nresent Martin l. Townsend. Cnaries u
Fitch Wbitelaw Reid William H. watson ."
Clair McKelway, Daniel Beach Carroh Z, s 80
PIny T. Sexton, T Guilford Smith Lewis "a 81 e.
son Albert Varderveer. Charles R. SKINNER ou
perintendent of Public Instruction. JOHN l.
Donough, Secretary of State: Thomas A. heiuii'A
Robert C Pruyn and William Nottingham
The finance committee submitted the suliiiiat-e7 sun
for the fiscal year ending SEPTEMBER oV' O % 81 4
ing an increase in the cost OF nahiteiieiic *, -. -
university departments of So 1872 0e. NotWlths.a.u
49,. . ,rrao+1, increased volume OF work. all de-
nsrtn,en+s of the university show net decrease :,
expenditures for maintenance except 'iie S
brary and home education. ~. ,.,;e
The appropriations to be suggested 10 Ihe 4es''
lature of 1903 were considered - ,ooo ,o.
For maintenance the proposed items ioi t'O'
show decrease In the general bill OF slosss L. anu
an increase In the supply bill OF szV0'' me- -
crease in appropriation for maintenance Vsene" Vsi "
and suppIv bills) of SS,4s9 IL Including al 80.
in both the general and supply pilis the .o.a4 @ u
crease in appropriations requested tor lsoo, co ca
elusive of fees and balances. Is $Soi of' III Avs ~
was an increase over 1901 OF $SoS4z A0' -.
These reductions the Regents are aoie " ~ ~
through increased receipts from fees ana econo. ~
in expenditures for maintenance foi ~. -.
ending September 80 1902 the total receipts othe,
tbsp annronriations were sTl.Sf0 0s. as compared
with s4a 71s Al In 1901 Through the economies that
n.ya hean nractised and through this increase Oh
ss7 12s II the Regents are able to meet their mos
7ressinf needs for the coming year without ASKING
the legislature to appropriate as mucn money ca
cludins fees and unexpended balances as Was aP
rropriated for the current year
The Regents approved the acceptance OF Se'e'di
carnegie libraries and adopted resoiutlon re-.
0uestng the trustees of the carnegie
the New-York state Museum. men htted lor @ ;o WIN
as high grade research assistants 70 cary On ~. Al
fife Investigation under the supervision OF te III
rector of the Museum. - o-o-+a+j,-e of
the University of the State of New ORR 70 % tne
Abel Fest the Royal tniversdy OF ceebra
ton of the Bodey Library at the CnIVetsttS "a "a
oxford October and 8, whicn was accepteu anu
Dr T. + "a Martin Of Bingharnton. was appointed
70 fiji the vacancy caused by the Resignation OF ".
Willard n Bell Of ogdens61rg as s Rrook1Yn was
named to fill the vacancy caused by the Ilo
of Dr. F. L. kiiborne. OF Kellosssviiie' as Neterl-
nary examiner.