The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-10
ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL CLOSED.
TIE B0YS cor UP A RI0r BECAUSE
FIVE MASTERS RESIGNED.
10 was Not Much or . Riot, ana Accounts
Diner as 20 What was Done-The boys
Get Two Weeks Extra for Holidays.

Diner as 20 What WINS Done-The boys
Get Two Weeks Extra for Holidays.
The trouble in St Paul's Cathedral School.
which lie ono OF the institutions OF Garden City.
]. l.. which was founded by Alexander I.
Stewart, eliminated in q small riot on Wednes.
day and the closing OF tho school until after
the christmas holidays. The school is ex-
clusively for boys. and IL intended to prepare
Its pupils for college. Ithas capacity Tor 4oo
pupils. but the number attending seldom ex-
vccds 300 and this term there were only loo.
The scholars blanc Head Master Moorewho
came from Taunton. Mass. and tho head mas
ter b,amcs the teachers who wero under him
Mr.. Moore Ia described "a man who THINKS
that everybody should work ns hard as no
hinaeif does. and other people say that no
works twice M hard as he should. Two weeks
ago. Under Master Lawrence. who was tho
Instructor in English literature and history.
insisted on sleeping lato mornings and enjoy
ing other such sinful Injuries. lie said his
health required 1t and his doctor ordered it.
Head Master Moore wouldn't have 1t and Mr..
Lawrence resigned.
THIS. tho scholars say. was the elimination
OF a deal ufunrlcn.santness, which was brought
about by Mr.. Moor.'s habit OF oyerwork.
There wcro siX masters IN the schoo! besides
and resigned. too. Tho matter was referred to
tine Board Of Trustees; on y ehnesday this
notice was on the school building:
cor, grafton oil he Cathedral of the lcarnOton
Tue school Commt,s o. the Cathedral srhoo, of s.
Pant na,rp teen notified ni IN" snlaen ani concur.
rent resignation nj Uyr of she mns'r- Of III" son.
have made surh ymt,ni an" nel.nrrAte ,nn's,,s"t"n
r.n,eh whirn inyc,!s,,on ,mrn.cd tho examination
Of The hcad master AMI the hNn tesigi!hs MASTERS
The romint,'e !'""iss; ,,,.
cause tor the rvs guHt. ON -. IN" 1--WE masters.
second nat IL" ,ni,,m, ION gwen ,hs b,y: Of tho
action "os ~ gu miuhiciogS and tending ii'
n tltE "A I
irg II rratgnntnn ~ We r." ~ ,trrs is anIr,,|,
by Mo Sccrrar, "r ,his nrc,iiy forwarded TO tho
lead ana "a Ii q. III, me- En,'"r. ant t.at
stnIni copy tu placed on the bn!lc'n board ct -.
sr,.c}u :. Eocur, Secretary pro ten.
Upto tho time Of tho posting of this notice
70 far rs tn. evidence Eo"S. the students had
no pnrt in tho trouble except to syminthi2c
with til" teachers. Accounts di3er as to what
happened after the notice" VAS posted. one
Hccnun. says II game us football w. started in
the halls. aud that the .:lnhc' - the chan
dciers wore uscd as n,jH. Another account
Gays that the tun'mrr ~ IL" schHoi wns
cro"k"rv WAS smashed. and that when Head
Mast or Moore ohi" ted II" hors all sang Ia
ra-rn Econ decay" at him. and he NC,l
agree thai there WnsA small riot Oh. and that
the bnys di,l"t get aHy tho worst Of it.. Thurs
Lny afternoon the hcnt master. concluded to
close the school. II was rot t" have i,"on
closed until D"" ". III" oys were notified
TO pack their trunks aud got home as quickly
II, pos sibc They did or ~" doing SO; All
ALREADY. some oi thos" Who live in di-tan:
pnris nf tho country have had to send hrm"
Tor money to pay their way. They are sti!! ut
the school. and now everybody Is silent uhoI:
the trouble. The parents Of tho children who
have been scnt HON" nrr angry because The
trouble. put back their children n year. Tho
In January. New under masters will DO pro-
cured in the mean time.