New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
TWO TEACHERS FOR ONE SCHOOL
THE DANGER THAT wEsrcHEsTEh AAi nav
TO PAY SALARY TO 4 MAN WHO
NOES NO WORK

r n.Nern THAT wEsTcHBsTER MAY HAVE
IN PAY A SALARY TO 4 MAN WHO
DOES NO WORK
,..u. h.,nens that the taxpayers OF Town
.,.-, Indplge in the luxury Of paying TWO sonoo
o.stars FOR one school, but from facts tnae nav
$500 N HIGHT Il would seem that sucn - 'no -
a. a.. .ovn NJ Westcbester. For seVersi 'oo"
,on. 10 the summer Of 1888 NJ H. DeVhh Voc 20.
- "a YTn,or Free school No. l. HIS ssialy "as
40 100 wear. In August, 1883, he was asonSseN
hr IN. hoard of Trustees and LIVING 10 80
rrncinal of school No. go, In the IWen.S lac
N New-York, was engaged to taKo hr. ~ a. .rnual
az salary of ~, 800. few WecAs Ae'o' - sohool-
oI.ct,op came on and the cause of the deposea
eioo.,.A 1,aae.an issue at the polls ana unUse
-. ,rho had been active against Dr. ~
.o. defeated by majority of 100 IN VoOo - a
a. ,ootne NJ the new Board OF Town Ai"s -.
.son,t,or was passed calling upon the scnooi
immediately to re-engsge Mr DeViin, anu
ot,pg the sum of 90, 100 to pey his sara an q. INV
An appropriation was also mace ioi 80 IN the
A. wasbburn. who had resigned his Plao =, h,s
1,...,or, ~ the westchester school M 70.
s,,... ~ once informed the trustees Oh uO a.
-. - shoub hold them 10 their engAsonion a.
~ bed heen legally employed by tnom. ,..,on that
.,ao.+.op the board came to the 0on0'O 800,
NJ washburn would present hmsen ~ ,.,aI en-
80 Aemand TO DO allowed 20 ao1 s' ,h.v
- nravant unpleasantness at tho schoofuO curt
STAINED from Justice Dykman' OIL 'ne With
,nsunct,on 70 restrain him nom lnIeI I ras made
an tn1unaion s achool Then an appeal VIZ so m MT
the wo rst =, SUPERINTENDENT Of Public 1t tbe
he refused TO interfe 0a two principals for one
pY he had no right to deprive the reooyer the
Mr. Washburn then began cssn TsIi come up in
ann snnr ~ Court Of westchester o0un' "
",
TWO PROMINENT MEN OF oRAN1E poi.-'a :,
-. a,,.,., q, the Rev. Dr. Alfred Yeom@s. u
o-aass was held In the Central Presoy 'erlSn on
=, vh,cb be had been the pastor tor tWou'' tor
s.tnr,av afternoon preceded BY prvS" - vas
,NA.s,s.. ,n,atIves IN the parsonage Wnnh :,
immeus1 .sa pev DR. Samuel 8. studdeford' OF
o"1. m. church was densely paekeo. Amone
were representatives OF the
:, NIorrss and Orange the trustees OF tno . .Sa
"a ~ .o,nricsI seminary Princeton College. al" M
preshvterian Board Of Home Mlssions, ~. Pov
naorers yere the Rev. DIT. James d. Luulo"' - pov
mr. george g. Bishop, the Rev. H. Q. oresuo, ~. The
DR. Anthony Schuyler. the rev ), ~. ~ storr~ the
Nv nos e..nloy v,bita the Rev. Daniel O. IrVins' u0
De- Iohn p Fisher. the Rev. Fl. c. Gruhner' "s
,T,,,,,o U whitalser and the session OF INC 'al
~ r wallace A r. MCCOY Charles IL. Jono'' N'"-'
Rauch,ncloss and F. a. Kingsoury. .. nm
Ths singing was congregational and there Neio ~
flowers After scrptural selecuon W 'uo a~,,,.rnd
Howard Crosby, the address OF euloS Wa u'l o.
=. AZ. psv Dr n ]. Van Dyke. of Brooklyn. other
addresses were made by DR.. Crosby and President
patton of princeton College. Among those IN the
audience were the Rev. DR.. Caspar Hodse' uD NOV
Dr II. f. white of Summit; the Rev. DE- n~H' "
a. pn.hvterian BOARD of Home Missions the Rev. Dr
Knox pres dent Of the BLOOMFIELD TaeO tSs Rev pr
S Sie faa ~ puddis Lake the Rev. Dr. AlKnan VI
Mason the Rev. Samuel Hntchns OF or 1h S,risi
the Rev DR. John Cr0weu OF East oranso' ~
took place In Rosedale Cemetery z,,.or ~ q The
The funeral OF samuel Toomos b ntnn a}ternoon
o-snSa EvenIng MALI was held yesterday hIe riVoa
IN the First Presbyterian Church and was sa ed
nv he Rev DR. Henry NJ. storrs. The chuIeh Wa n &C.
~ nvsrdo1,ing the entire floor being reeervou ion
relatives and tho various organiEsu9nS smhe,s 81
rsnrssentad Among these were eighy msDs, -, ~
TzsI podd Post Grand Army Of the Republic ts ~
mamberS Of the 18th Ecw-Jersey veterans, MY tt
meh r.or Ran,blican League OF Essex County thirty
Of the Republican City Central Committee ana Tbs pai
S ~ sors Vera Ambrose NJ Matthew Edward n III
iams Joseph B. Bray George IL GIL m n,as n n Tsr
.na George W. Lawrence. The burial was III F~l-
mount Cemetery.