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The sun., 1903-03-29
TWO OLD TEACHERS MUST GO.
Engiewoed School Board Says u win
Bmpiey Graduates Only.

HAckESsACx. ". j.. March 3s.-The
Englewood Board Of Education has ser we'd
notice on Miss Minnie B. Moore and Miss
DE Treville. who have been employed la
the pubic schools Of Englewood for fifteen
year,. that they will not he rsengaged st
the cioss Of the present school year. The
excuse given is that the board will no longer
employ In the high school any but college
graduates. and IN the primary and grammar
departnenls any but normal graduates.
The two young women are sAid to be
amosg the best tssacl,ers IN the o,ty schools,
and are .,,y very P;Iql.d Ii NE. ~, Moore s sc.sd .
AID Miss DE Trsyille. IL N aid. ys~ oDn-
splcuous for efhciency IN kinder Farten
work The ac'lon ~ the Hoard II &duca-
tion. ~ ts DECLARED, is no, warranted by
law, Ther~ are two other t.acslens n tho
Enxis wood schools iii,out oollsss or aormsi
oeffihoaiss. Who have fcoriyed no notias
that they Will 49,, la resnsAs"d
The sun., 1903-03-29

stuyvesant lie Roy. De Lancey Jay, Louis
L. White. Frederick ". Loew, ID. and
Thomas l.. Marson. yr.. who are to attend
him - bsst man and ushevS
Mr. and Mrs. william d. Guthrie and
tlseL daughter. Miss Ella Guthrie. are ek-
psetsd 10 arrive hers nsxt wednesday
Srom Europe. Ths cards viii thsa bs
t.asssd without delay for the wedding of
Miss Guthrie and Eassns sands willard.
% Monday .f.srnoon Apt, q: q the Church
%Aids Eli iSclsds the Mi.sss Marion Fish.
Heiaiie wells. Edna Lesw and Jesnnesis
xTS O. vsnSs.bik' hsery Q Hss..ssysr.
y.. Jownsrnd pyrdri. Jr.. Edward Hubert
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The sun., 1903-03-29
Linings--A Special.

and her Aaho<s. Edmund J. Levine. haviqg
just announced their engagement. They
viii give . second receptbon next Sunday
Apris
The New England Juniors me, yss,er Law
afternoon a. the residence AZ Mrs. Murphv.
i6i Riverside DIVE. "A Ster~op,io,n
Pilgrmage 10 Colonial Homss of Virginia
was . feature Of the eaisrsainaea'
There were bui few ab<entess sm,ne the
m~saters Of tbs Bsimiaton Cub At II,
of the Twelfth Regiment, Ms w.nisa
o;her psirons~srs prc~idet a tins tea table
Thew uere tvcnty or more thssirs a1t
hos parts. ~ tbs Carnegie Lyoram Last
night On the ocaASian ~ the hnsl perors-
anoe ~ The Ml.nhi.f M4ks~.' Caium-
bls's annual s'od-n, opea Among thl.,
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The sun., 1903-03-29
i,HE COMING MILITARY SHOW.
" prk Of the Soldiers Expected, to II More
brilliant Than Ever Before.

Tho week beginning April "a will bring
the soldiers to Madison Square Garden
undka. the auspices OF the Military Athletic
Leasre, whose annual tournament has
becou 70 one Of the events of the season.
Col. George r. Dyer of the Twelfth Regi-
ment, president Of the league, says that
the ork of the soldiers this year will ex-
ceed in brlliancy any previous exhibition
The West Point cadets will be pressn
and act as escort for the Secretary OF War,
who will take the review on the first night.
Tls, cavalry from the United States Army
will do good work and Troop C will shan,
honors with them in the riding. The Iwen-
ty-Ss,ond Regiment will give its engineer
ing exhibition and a detachment Of en-
gineers from Washington Barracks will
be present. The First Battery, y G..
Capt Wendell. will give it's celebrated sabre
drill. and the Signal Corps and the marines
will also be on the programme
The sun., 1903-03-29
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The sun., 1903-03-29
hoy VINO DROPPED THE STONE.
Says He Let u Fall on the Train From .
Bridge TO Have Some Fun.

BpidSe 10 nave some run.
The boy who on Friday evening dropped
a fifty-pound stone from the bridge over
the railroad at East Forty-sixth street.
Bayonne, down on the TOO passenger ex-
press train from Bergen Point for New York
was arrested yesterday, He Is Clarence
Runyon. 10 years old. the son Of respectable
parents who live at Avenue Z and Forty
sixth street, Bayonne. When questioned
he said:
"Yes, I threw IT, did II just to have
some fun. ! draggcd the rock from q lot
200 feet TO the bridge and when the train
came under the bridge threw the rock Oh.
The boy has been arrested ten times.
the po lice say. for sto ming trains and other
mischievous acts, as well as for stealing a
bic ycle. The stone broke the gas pipe
In the car thro ugh wh' se roof it crushed.
extir gushing the lights and causing a
panic among the passengers. who were on
their way % New YORK theatres. The
stone was taken 10 Bayonne p lice head
quarters yesterday. Runyon will be ar
raigned tomorrow morning.
The sun., 1903-03-29
CLEAR ROUTE FOR NEW ROAD
which VIII Rush People Prem d ronS Park
10 Cvnnecttcut st % Mties an Hesr.

TO Connecticut st % Miies an Hsur.
New ROCHELLE. n. Y. March 2s.-The
last obstacle to the construction Of the New
York and Port Chester railroads. rapid
transit electric system. which Ia TO pass
through westchester county and connect
with the New York rapid transit subway.
was removed to-day whan Supreme Cour {
Justice keogh granted the application OF
the new corporation TO cross the highways
Of the towns lying betwecn the New York
city line and Connecticut
The company now has the right 90 pass
over the highways Ia Rye. Harrison and
Mamaroneck at points which they are to
agree upon with the local highway COM
missioner. The company no~ LACKS. 90
far M public consent is oono.rned. only .
crossing over Wolfe lane In Pelham.
sosae of tins wsa INV re-idessts of Pelham
afe opposeA 10 the route seIected by tbs
enfiIse~ of the company. Ihsy Sere
ropfc~ented ~ tbe bsafing bsfore Justice
Neigh to-day by eX-Coasres-inan Fair
child Mr.. Fairchild pro-, ,ssd q nee fouts
oolnI any, ~hloh .ald thai II the tracks wsps
laid On iis oss Mr. tssrcs,ld plssnsd thsy
would form a caTve which would ~ .
constant danger 90 travel Tbs company
psopo-~ to ogssSsis trains syseS fs-- spar
lI.suis ssis,y 10 che publlc the company
bcld thai tii.fe should tr - fes canse.
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The sun., 1903-03-29
necrs,es fss Gessse ssislr.

Justice Greenhaum of the supreme cour,
has appointed John Bur-, Jr.. 81 81 Well
saro., reoeiser IN supplementary pioossd-
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tl.s city fvf salary ~ huprfinis1dsni of
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The sun., 1903-03-29
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The sun., 1903-03-29

Mrs william Douglas Sloane Of weSt
Fifty-second street and Mrs. James y
Martin OF sos Fifth avenue gave big bridge
prties yesterday afternoon. Mn. John
Moo. Woodbury. Of 40 Fifth ayepve and
Mrs. Charles A. Whittier Of N7 rfth ave-
on Thursday evening in the snnei of ths
Metropolitan Club.
The sun., 1903-03-29

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-07

HsbIs IN acento tai de con vic.
ci6n en las palabras de Fabian,
que infnudieron alguna espersnzs
q Rocam bile.
Que Dios te oigai dijo, y a14-
DID esta ve& riendo:
-Despu9s de todo, puede que
cate aIgo loco para apurarme de
esta manera sin motive.
-Por fortuna. Ia cnrac!6u esta
cercana, = mientras tanto hsz por
mostrarte tran4uilo y animoso
MEDIA que te aceTcRS al final.
- TIE 10 prometo. amigo INFO.
Permaneceremos mucho tempo
en- Ell NaranjalP
--lQue disntrel ConReso cue no
tenemos que hacer muchas cosss
aln Nos estimsmos demasiado pa
IN que entre nosotros Sc suscite la
msnor diHcuitad acerca d esa DO.
sici6n que Adn estG indivlss entire
nosotroa. No has estsdo allf desde
que volvIs5e de las Indias pre-
tcxte asnntos de interes para 0bli
CARTE que fueras.
-lAhl exclsm6 Rocambole.
-Pero segnf el consejo de su
medico. el doctor Samuel Abbott.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-07

R0cambole Sc estrem sci6 al oir
este n0mbre.
-El doctor, que t1vo ocasi6n de
verte muchas veces de+pu6s de
nuestro regreso Paris. ma llam6
aparte el otro dfs y me- diio que
obrarfa muy scertsdsments ha-
ciendo que te alejases alguRos dlas
de Paris; que ell cambio de aires te
sentarfa muy bien, y ia liable de
uu viaje 81 Naranial como necesa-
rio q nuestros comunes intereses.
-IQnerido Fabi4nI diio e cam.
bole estrechaudo la mano del viz.
conde z Ell fugido marques pare
ci6 recobrAr su nsturaIeza indife-
rente en- otr0s item pos.
-Despues de todo. repuso con
tono ligero, squi6n sshe 81 Ell me-
dfco tiane rez6ns Es In I'm pacien-
ola la que me pone enfermo g
infunds negras ideas mi slma;
pero quiero ser mas fuerte que el
tempo y esperare sonrieudo q que
llegue ls hora de mi dicha.
-SMa 10 prometesf
--Ta 10 prometo.
-sEn d6nde estamosg pregunt6
ell viEconde qne guerra 9 TODD tran
CO distraer al que segufa creyend0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-07
BfBLforEoA DE <LA DEMooRAcfAs.

mirar por Ell crisual dalantero, "a
traves de este, vieron, unos Glen
m metros de distancia. los dos brszos
rojos de Ia guillotina alrededGr d e
la cual y fuera del cfrculo tornado
por los gendarmes q caba'lo. Sc
empu1aba y codeaba palpitante y
ebria de emocioues, LENA de extra
nos y sordos murmullos, aouelia
murtitud que acudfa de todas par.
tea para yer rodar una cabsza. Ia.
bi8n did 6rden de retroceier, pero
ell ayuda de camsra resDondi6:-
Es demasiado tarde, sefior. esta.
mos rodeados por todas parties y
no hay mas remedio que esperar.
-lAhi iQue espsotacuio mas ho-
rrendo vamos prese0ciali exolam0
ell vizconde.
R9cambole. lfvido como ur en-.
pectro, So inclin6 sobre la porte.
zuels para YER Ell patibulo, cuando,
en- Ia epoca On Que era hiio adop.
1.-Two de Ia vinda Fipart, sa mostr6
siempre rnuy aficfonado a esa clase
de espectaculos; pero si no veia.
en- cam bio ola, ana muier, que
So u6b42 OnO6k 5Ux&AO HUII6 un&
rueda del carrnsje para no perder
nipgdn detalle de In terrible re-
presentation, decfa q otra QUE es.
taha 81 lado , se ponfa de punti-
Has
NO puede tardar; 81 las sells.
-Paro Sque fne 10 que hixos
pregunt6 un labriego montado en-
su asno.
- Asesin6 q una pobFs muier
que le sfrvi0 de madre.
- ,M!serablsi exclamo una yor
entire In mulEitud.
Y In primera muier consfuu6:-
La ahog6 lpobre vIetsl Pocos dfas
Ia quedaban ya de vida.
Al dogido m ,rques se le erix0 al
cAhello y 81 corsz6n le lati6 con
extraordinaria fuerza al ertersrss
dc tan singular coincidancia.
-SQa6 edad tiene sl cond eusdos
pregnnto cl labriego.
-Vefntiochs afYos.
Rocamboie o. echo Q tenhlay.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-07

que era Gu hermano al que pro.
fesaba gran carifIo. Sc asomd Ia
ventanilla R1cembole la imito.
Sc hallsbsn q mediados de Aoril;
faltaba POGO para las cinco y me-
dia. era "a de dia y sl cielo estaba
despeisdo y sin NUDES
La silla de posts atravesaos por
Ell centric de una llanura verduzca
6 cuyo extreme Asomaban les pE1-
meros albores del alba por Gina de
los tejados de pizarrs de In ctudad
de @ =. Sucedfa este en- IN saba
do que era. ademas dfa de fsris y
eli camino estaba lieno de aldesnos
unos O pie y oGros en- carretas y
muchoS montados en- caballos, mu-
los 8 aauos. a medtda que ell Ca
rrusjs sc acercRba q la poblscion,
aonells muched ambre fb6se ha-
ciendo mas apifiads y compscta, y
pnrecfs apresursrsa mas y estar
mas st.rasda. La poblsci6n tenfa
2. acc@so por uns avenida som
breada pur sf1osns tflos y era IN
paseo que conducfa al campo en- que
Sc celsbraba Ia ferfa. y q unOs GEN.
tensres de metros de esa lugsr, Ell
postill6n tuvo que poner los caba-
los sl paso para no ca1sar desgra-
cia entire In coucurrencia que era
cads vez mas compacta. De pronto
se detavo al carrusje y ell ayuda de
ckmara del vizconde, salt6 de Ia
trssera Sc acerc6 q ls portezueia.
-aQoe hay? le pregunto su
amo.
Que es impossible seguir ada.
Iante. sefior. contesbo ei criado.
--SPur qu67 pregunt6 Rocambo-
le sorprendido.
-Porque van ejecutar n uno \
dentro de cinco minutes y todas
las GALES est&n interceptadss.
Al oir hablar de una ejecuci6n
y tembl6 R1cambole.
->IAhi diio Fabian. Ahora com.
,raudo ell por que hay tants con.
pues q In feria no "a II
ANITA gente.
Z el marques y Ell visconde. que
'staban asomados Las yentsnilias
ID lss portesnslss. pusieronss 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-07
HOTEL 0LIMP0
@ANTURCE

A iB MMUTOa DE SAN JUAN
El me1or hotel en- este china.
Egpl6ndida ventilaci6n. Parque,
1ardines y Kiosco q Ia ingless.
Rxcelente servicio do osgruaies:
Precios moderados. Sc hacen re-
ducciones para familiaB. Alum
brado el6ctWico modsrno.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02
LOST.


BANRBOOK No. 343. $50 OF the Union Dim.
Savings Institution IS missing ANY -
son having a claim TO Il is hereby caI;ct
uTon 20 present the same within yer 49,
OF submit 10 having said passbool1 canrsIss
ard a new one issued
LOST.-BanAbOok No. 4O4. 2S5 on Drv NJ
Savings Bank. ANY person having CLAWS
upon said book is called upon 10 present ~
same TO the bank within thirty davs ~ 49,, no
said book Viii be dec AIRED cancelled ana 80 -
tinguished and a new one issued in 1i",,
thereof
BANKBCOK No 900. i24 of the Union D,,-o
SAVINGS Institution Is missing An, ~
son having a claim 70 Il is hereby CALI,
upon 10 present the same within ten 49,
or submit 20 ing said passbook cancelled
and a new one Issued
LOST OR STOLEN.-Bankhook No AKA -,
OF the Emigrant Industrial Savings RAM
PAYMENT stopped. Please return hool, -
banE. No 81 Chambets-st
lost OR Bankbook No AIS 93O
German Savings Bank. 4th-ave ana IAN
~ Nsw-York issued To Carl KiessI,c6
Return 10 him. 2o0 Amsterdam-ayo. or
bank
LOST.-Bankbook No. s54 43O. Bank Or
Sst,inrs $50 4th-ave.. NeW-YorI- pav-
ment stopped. Please return book to bank
MACHINERY.
At REDUCED PRIcEs.-5co second hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02

order OF Ab1cr C.. Thomas a Surrogate ot
the County OF New York, notice hereby given TO ali
persns having claims Ida TrsurveeT OF the
County OF New YORK deceased 70 present the same, with
vouchers thereof the subscribers. II their
transaclnG business No 27l Broadway In the City Of
New York. before the 10Th day az January next
Dated New OK. the 81 day Of July. 1908.
KATHARINE BARDEN YCS. Z r>...-.-s.-
IDA TRACTVETTFR. I@Af-1eliI7s-
OSCAR r SEITZ Attorney for Executives. 27l Broad
way York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
~ Yorl--Julia L Dwight Plaintiff against Samuel
r. lawrence. Edgar V. Lawrence. Katherine L. Neu-
mann, and Lawrence II. Lawson, Defendants. the
above named defendants. You hereby summoned 20
answer the complaint this action. and copy
plaintiffs attorney within twenty
Of this summons OF the
service, your failure to appear or
Judgment VIII be taken against default
for the relief demanded In tho complaint.
Dated august .. 1898.
DE LAGNEL EERIER. Attorney for Plaintiff once
and Post Office Address. i45 Broadway. Manhattan
Borough. New York CITY
To ths above narnCd defendants. Katherine l. Neunann
ard Lawrence N. Lawson. The foregoing summons is
served you b. publication. pursuant an order
the Honorable Edward b. amend. OF the Justices
Of Court % the State Of New York dated
~ 4 September. 1903. with com
plant in the offce Of the clerk County OF New
YorF n County Court House. he Borough Or
Manhattan. city aud state OF New York on the MN
dsv OF September. 1903.
Irated Se1teBber %. 1903
M I,kGNEu EERIER. Attorney PIafntr Crre
ana POST once Address. Broadway Mspbeftar
P5rough. York city