Prof. Perry's Successor

The board of edncation will take no aotion on wbo wil] succeed the late Prof. W. S. Perry as superintendent of the Ann Arbor schools until after corumenceinent next Jane. In the meantime Prof. J. D. Pattengill will act as superintendent and the board will keep its eyes open fora good man. There are already any nnmber of candidates for the position and that nnmber will be largely angmeüted by June. But the man who comes to Anu Albor must be a first class man in every way. The rumor that Prof. L. D. Wiues was a oandidate for the place, whioh found its way into the columus of the Detroit Bveniug Journal, has been emphatioally denied by Mr. Wines in a commnnicatiou to that paper over his own signature.