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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-21
Social Club Gives a Dance.

The wild Rose Social Club gave its first
dancing party of the season at Carroll Hall
last evening, which was attended by about
$50 persons. The club membership Is COM
posed OF twenty-five young ladies, and IL
the success of the organization for enter
tainment is to be measured by the result of
last evenings reception the ladies are TO ba
congratulated on their membership and on
GERS.
The committee having the entertainment
in charge was as follows: Miss Berthe L.
Packet. chairman: Misses Margaret MUIR
ply. Naomi Phillips, Rosie L. Elliot. Mar
garet Burgess, Maude Thompson. Ada Mar
tin and Della Trip. associates. Music WIS
furnished by the Frazier Orchestra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-21
Local oarsmen Getting Rusx.

The men who viii try for senior crew Of
the Potomac Boat Club will have their
first meeting on Sunday morning at the
clubhouse in pursuance to the call which
has been made by Capt Mueller Ar
rangements have been made for the MEM
bers of the squad which will try for the
crew to use the machines of the George
town University crew. This will be the
first time that the Potomacs have seen the
necessity for indoor training, and II will
doubtless prove OF much benefit to them
Coach Dempsey viii not take charge of
the Potomacs until after the Poughxeep-
sic regatta. Capt Mueller being In active
charge. The outlook for q good. ntrorg
crew this season Is bright, a. all Of tAe old
men with the 8xce6tion OF Dc Came VIII
again try for the shall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-21
American Steamer Wrecked.

A cablegram from San Jose. Costa Rica,
saws: The American steamer David has
ben wrecked on San Andrews Island. off
the Nicaraguan coast. The crew were
saved but the cargo was lost.
The David left Baltimore January p Tor
Port Limon Costa Rica. She was built at
Dumbarton, Scotland. IN 1875 was 2465 feet
long. had 29.3 feet beam. was ia feet deep
and was OF 1881 tons She was originally
known as the Atlas, and subsequently as
the Antilles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-21
RACING, GOLF
AND OTHER SPORTS

crooked fight with McGovern at Chicago,
said:
That was my first fake. McGovern
was in his prime and a great card. The
crowd was enormous. Betting was heavy.
1t being no trouble to bet $4,000 and $40
600 on any big fight. Herford said he
could make an immense fortune backing
McGovern.
II was given to understand my share
would be $4,000 or $4,000 should / fake
to Terry. / eventually agreed to his
proposition. But my share Of spoils was
not one-tenth what Herford represented.
Herford and his friends got the money.
and ! got a roasting / was heralded as
fakir the country over. l declared then
that 1t would be my last, but he got me
into this other one, and these two were
my only fakes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-21
District Duckpin League.
Crowley to Fight Mack.

Washington boy will appear in the ring
Thursday night before the New Era Ath-
letic Club OF West Baltimore. He is Ed
Crowley. who is to clash for fifteen rounds
with Young Mack of Chester. Pa. who
claims the featherweight championship or
Pennsylvania Crowley has made several
futile attempts to get matches In Balti-
more. Yesterday Matchmaker Otto VIII
liams got forfeits for the appearance OF
both men. The boys meet at catch weights
Crowley is managed by Ristie Leonard,
who also looks after the interests of Danny
Lewis. Crowley trained Lewis for his fight
with Scroggs Friday night and once fought
Billy Whistler fifteen rounds to Q standstiII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-21
PRINCETON HAS GOOD
BASE BALL SCHEDULE

Special Dispatch to The Star
PRINCETON. N. j.. February 21.-The
management Of the Princeton base ball
nine has announced the teams schedule
of games for the coming season. Thirty
two games have been arranged, an increase
of one over the number of games on last
years schedule. Two games will be played
with Harvard. one at Cambridge and the
other at Princeton
The Boston National League team Is a
new name on the Princeton schedule
The schedule includes the following dates
Aprh 10, Boston National League; April IL
Annapolis at Annapolis; April u, Univer-
slty of Virginia at Charlottesville: April
Is. Washington American League, at
Washington; April Il. Georgetown, at
Washington; April 49, GEORGETOWN. at
Washington; May 10. Georgetown, at
Princeton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-21
Shields Won Big Money on st.
Valentine and Al. Powell.
EASILY BEAT HOLL0WMAS
Stewards at Ascot, After Taking Testi-
mony, to Act at Once.
GOOD GOLF AT PALM BEACH
Indoor Tennis Tourney - Intercity
Billiards-Boston Dog Show
Athletes Punished.
EASILY BEAT HOLL0WMAS
GOOD GOLF AT PALM BEACH

NEW ORLEANS, February 2L-That
Willie" Shields. the Bound Brook horse
man who prepared Hermis for the Subur-
ban Handicap when he won that race In
1904. is a frst-class trainer was illustrated
yesterday afternoon at the Fair Grounds
track. few days ago after an Illness, he
resumed operations and yesterday two OF
his thoroughbred charges, Al Powell and
St Valentine. won the first and fourth races
respectively.
These two races Melted Shields and his
friends big sum. Just how much they
won could not be learned. but a close friend
OF the young horseman said that Willie
and his father who managed the betting
out OF town, won nearly $1,000.
Al Powell, a two-year-old colt by St.
Maxim. was always the favorite at to D.
He ran second to Schroeder's Midway until
the last three strides, where he got up and
beat Midway a neck on the post.
ST. Valentine beat his field easily. He was
opposed by Haliowmas. an even-money ia =
vorite. and Monaco Maid. The latter and
St Valentine Were quoted at to l In the
betting. st. Valentine and Monaco Maid had
the struggle between them from first to
last The latter acted pacemaker, with
St Valentine second. till the homestretch
was reached. Then the Shields horse as
sumcd the lead and won easily by half a
length. Hallowmas and Little Scout were
never dominant factors in the contest.
The tracks were fast early in the after
noon. but muddy after the third race be =
cause of "a heavy storm.
Sis Lee and Prince Of Piess were the only
beaten favorites at City Park The card
WAS ordinary, but each race was well con-
tested. Harry Gardner has sold Brand New
to l.. l.. Lamar for $500
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Three Children Burned to Death.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CARIBOU, Me-. February 21.-As the re-
suit of fire in the residence here Of Jo-
burned to death Another child was rescued
burned to death. another child was rescued
through the heroic efforts of a neIghbor.
The fire was caused by the explosion of a
lamp Mr.. Cyr was at the time playing
ca rds downstairs with some friends. while
his four children were asleep In the upper
rooms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-21
New Canoe Club.

1t is more than possible that within a
short time there will be a canoe club COM
posed entirely of members of the Young
Mems Christian Association. AT d meeting
held last evening Mr. S. A. Lord proposed
that the association be represented upon
the Potomac by a canoe club and the suS-
gestion was received with hearty approba-
ton II is more than probable that d meet
ing will be held within short time to
determine upon further arrangements in
regard to the formation of the proposed
organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-21
Physician Alleged Victim of Cocaine

dispatch from Marshalltown, Iowa. says:
DIR. H. L. Getz. former president of the In
ternational Association OF Railway Physi-
clans and Surgeons. threatened In a sudden
frenzy at Marshailtown. Iowa. yesterday to
kill his family. His mental condition IS be-
leyed to be due to cocaine, which he had
used recently In large doses to alleviate pain
caused by diabetes
The doctor has been taken to the State
HOSPITAL at Independence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-21
Cans to Fight Twin sulIivan.

SAN FRANCISCO. February 21-Morr!s
Levy has renat he'd Joe Cans and Mike
eTwfn} Sullivan TO fight before the new
Arcadia Athletic Club at Los Angeles on
March 10.
The contest win be held in an arena con-
structed at the base ball grounds. which
will be covered with canvas for the occa-
sion. The men will meet under the same
recent match in this city. the articles CALI
for 142 pounds at o'clock the fighters to
take hs1 tbs gross receipts splitting ii up
o5 and 81 pc. cent eddie Granev viii ref
81 - the aSsk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-21

Quoted by agricultural associations or driv-
ing clubs having a charter prior to the
date of the act. The higher courts have
not directly passed upon the question OF
whether subsequent enactments have had
the effect OF repeating this act by impi-
cation, but reliable legal opinion is to the
effect that the original act is unaffected by
the more recent legislation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-21

At the election called by Gov. Swanson
at Norfolk, Va, Monday, for colonel to
succeed the late Col. Alexander NJ Higgins
of the 7ist Virginia Regiment, Lieut. Col
c. c. Vaughan Of Franklin was elected
colonel, Maj. T. J. Noting of the LIST Bat
terry, Norfolk, was elected lieutenant COL
onei. and Capt b. W. Soiomosky Of Com
pany B. Norfolk. was elected major
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-21
Fallieres, Message to Deputies.
i cablegram to The Star.

Special Cabiegram to The Star.
PARIS. February 2i--Premier Rouvier
read yesterday in the chamber of depu lies
a message from President Faliieres. In
which the president called upon all repub-
Acans to support the present foreign pol
icy of the government, which had for its
main object the defense Of French territory
and Threatened none. France was faithful
to all her alliances and desired to main
tain cordial relations with III tie powers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-21
Schwab Rejuvenated Town.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ALTOONA, Pa. February 21.-chas. NJ.
Schwab. the steel magnate. whose gener-
osity established paper mill at Williams
burg where he was born, and transformed
the sleepy town into a wideawake place,
Is to build a handsome and costly church
and rectory for the Catholic parish there
TO replace the old brick structure built half
a century ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-21
Mccarthy Signs With Johnstown.

DETROIT. February 21.-Archie McCar-
thy, star pitcher of the Montreal team in
the Eastern League last year and at one
time member of the Detroit team. has
jumped organized base ball. and has signed
with tie Youngstown (Pa) club of the Tri-
an offer from Pittsburg, feared that New
YORK would turn him back to Montreal
without trial on account of the recent
deal by which Owner Farrell Of the New
Ycrks purchased the Montreal club He
maintains stoutly that he Is able to deliver
big league goods and resents being sent
back to Montreal
He was covered up similarly a year ago,
and does not like the town, anyway. With
Mccarthy to Johnstown goes Mike Keveny.
a colt infielder. whose batting was the
sensation OF independent ball In Michigan
In the New York State League
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-21
National League Bulletin.

NEW YORK, February 21.-Harry C.
Pulliam. president Of the National Base Ball
League. has announced the following con-
tracts and releases:
CONTRACTS.
With Cincinnati-Ed ]. Phelps. ]. C. Della
hanty, Orville Overall. Charles f. Chech
Charles w. Harper. Robert Ewing Fred w.
Odwell, John Lobert, Thomas W. Corcoran,
o. c. Carr.
With Brooklyn-John Butler. Emil Batch
Charles A. Alperman. Charles Malay, Philip
Lewis James Casey, William Bergen.
With Chicago-Walter Mueller, Mordecai
Brown. P. j. Moran.
RELEASES.
BY Cincinnati to San Francisco-Charles
e. Street.
BY New York to Toledo-William Clarke
BY Boston (unconditionaD-Willi Stroh
and Irving X. Wilhelm.
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Harry Wolverton "Jumps.r

WILLIAMSPORT. Pa. February 21.--
Harry S. Wolverton. third baseman of the
Boston Nationals. was In this city yesterday
in conference with Manager Sebring the
result of which he has signed contract to
play In this city during the season of 1908
Ur glaub viii play first base.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-21
CITY Park Summaries.

First race Zone and one-lurter miles)-Labos. JOG
tPendergasD, TO ? won; Piller. lol IS. Aleni
30 to /. con4 Miss Mamie l.. % (Farrow) 80
20 ]. third Time. 2.o9. Blue Mint Foxhunting
Colin George. Tapiola Thistle Heather. Anna Fftz
hngh, Arc Light, John Garner Captain Johnson and
Cambridge also ran.
Second race. seven furongs Cablegram I12
tNicoh. : TO 2. won: Shelagh. 100 (R LUwe), 10
. ], second. Rama, lOI tR. wilson,, I 10 third
RUBY DAYTIME. Snlie Is. b.. Tsdellos. Honeywell
Third race, handicap: six frrlongs Grenade. l2S
,B. SMITH. TO :. won. neyout 1l2 tNicolD )
20 l. second: Auditor. Ill a. jones'. to 2, third
Tine. la l-5. Astari'a. Lieutenant Rice. Bucher
Leila nUfy aud BIZ Carter also ran
Fourth race. i've and half fur'ongs-Heart of
Hyaclnth ll5 tNic0n. TO ,. won: Gold Proof
ITO tW. Allen. IL 20 I. second; Kara. ll3 u.
DAY.. 20 I, third. Time, .0s15. Steve Lane
Margaret Angela, Poetry. Margaret NJ. French Nun
and Miss L!ngard also ran. Listess left at the
post.
Fifth race. six and one half furlongs-Airship
lGS lB. SMITH. 10 3 won: Prince Brutus ii {
tDalyl. to 2. second: rchImingo 1903 N Aus
tiul, 20 !. third. Time. 10 80 linda and Mas
siye also
sixth race. one and onn-eighth miles-Bon Mot
Smith, to /, second: Limerick Girl. 90 IN
lowe. - 10 /. third. Time. l. 80 Is. Ros -nOnd
Kerry Hughes, sam Hoe'heimer Trepan and SIS
Lee also
Seventh race. Ave and one half furlongs-I.ord
Provost 100 Nv. Hedges. to > won: Anna
smith. lOD Is Smith. TO l. second. Prince OF
Piess, los tR Lowel. to >. third. Time 90 1 5
Lutte Mac, Gold Coin. Lisber Gore. Studs Oural and
Annie Berry also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-21

Cans "Faked" With McGovern.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. February 2l-
Joe Cans. In talking about HIS notortoun
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Fair Grounds Summaries.

First race, three and one half furlongs-A Pow
ell, ia tW. Robbins, to ?, won; Schroeder =
Midway, ITO livingston, 90 to /, second; Our
Own, i03 IL. Smith. 10 /. third. Time O.44
Miss Martha, BAneful Little Wanda. Helmuth,
Bitter Miss, Friction and Lucy Marie also ran.
Second race, six fuIlUnEs-HoCus Poems, 1O2 Sew
ell, - to 3. won; Lancastrian 90 tPerrinei 6 to
I. second Lady Henrietta. lO6 Dlggins Is to 5,
third Time. 10 35. Fenan. Triple Silver. Al
nsta. Ethcred. Platter. Dan Connors. Gotowin and
Besterllng also ran.
Third race. six furlongs Third Alarm. 112 O..
Smith, even, won; Syoner nm. 106 tBclIj 10 10
second; br Cnfrey, 100 Tcrrinel, to /. third
Time, i.l5. Rolla, neuxtrmps. The Ram and Ho-
luway also ran.
Fourth race. handicap: one and one-sixteenth
miles 81. Valentine ia w. Robbins. to ,
won; Monaco Maid 81 u. JGhnson) ! to l. second
Halinwmas. l02 tSPwrln, even third Time
/ - -. Little Scout also ran.
Filth race, one m!l.-kicksh8W. los tBadelD. 2
10 /. won; Hyaclnth. log tSeweln. Q to l. second;
Canyon los Oieln. To /. third. Time. "A 40.
EouEkc CockTan, Van Hope, Ternus. WhppOorwlll
ard ST John also ran.
sixth race, one mile and seventy yards-WEorler,
ll2 Uperrlnel. 3 to /, won; IIainand. lis a. Mar
TIM. to ., second; Dsrple Gold. no Nv Rob
hinsi, 20 10 l. third Time. $50. Fred Hornheck,
Light Opera. Fair Calypso DR.. Spruill. Atwood and
MetlgNood also rnn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-24

allf ganara un sueldo explotaba Puerto
Rico, puesto q4e con todo derecho; de su
trabajo viva; pero que asf mismo de sn
trabaio vivian todos, absolutamente todos
los hombres de Ia Union, desds Ell obrero
a. que habIaba, que tambien habfa dado &
81 pals las energies de su cerebroy habien-
do tenido capital hoy solo tenfa Ell que le
produeia su trabsio de periodista. Qne
los republicanos eran unos equivocados al
decir que los Unionistas solo pretsndian
explotar al pueblo.
Fustig6 & los republicanos que todavfs
b -etendfan mantener Ia division en- la ia
milia puertorriquefia, trayendo cobhictos
de rasas, solo exlstentes en- Ia torcida
intenci6n de los que, perdida toda espe-
rama de triunfo ante la avasalladoIa
fuerza de Ia Union de r. Rico, quieren
amplear medios que solo Is desesperaci6n
anonseis ssCnaDdn los natriotas Sc inscri.
ben en- los libros de la Union, jamas fue
preguntado nadie 81 era blanco oseuro:
en- Ia Camara como en- los municipios Ia
tribuna, y en- Ia prensa, 10 mismo en- Ia
fortuna que en- la adversidad han Marcia
do unidos aiempre bajo la hermosa BAN
dera de Ia patria, de la Ini6l de 2. Rico,
los hombres de todas las razas, de todas
las procedencias que solo el amor q esta
TERRA han sentido en- sus corazones al for
mar las patri6ticas lejiones de la Union.
Susano Bocanegra es conocido muy ven-
tajosamente del pdblico de San Juan que
le escucha siempre con agrado. Sabe lie
gar q 10 fntimo del coraz6n popular, con
sus fgurag de clara conception y juicio
serene claro Hombre de culturs, no
desciende al insulto. Fustiga la equivo-
cada forma de la propaganda contraria ,
sus frases son consejos los compatliotas
que todavfa siguen en- su labor insana de
desuni6n. Pero cuando analiza hechos y
propsgandas, cuando sintttiza Ia forma de
politics contraria, el concepto es severe
siendo justo; su palabra es escalpelo que
penetra recto SECURE hasta ell fondo del
cuerpo social qne trata de preseEtar ibre
de capas que ocnltan sus verdaderas dolen-
cias. Muy aplaudido fu6 anoche el joven
Bocanegra destruyendo, EN- NOMBRE
DE So RAzA las propagandas de les
republicanos.
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MOI TIGIAS De
BAY ANON.
Ia CamaFa deberiayotar una pieYiSa-
de- ley
IA empszadO funcl0nar una nueTa lOcomOtora
snIaliRsa fsrrea del Oeste.
(De nnestro eorresponsoL.

Octubre 24-Ea indudable que Ia ins.
talaci6n de la Fabrica porto Rico Anne
rican Tobacco Co" ha mejorado nota.
bIemente 81 estado financiero de esta loca-
lidad porque dieha fabr;ca distribuYe
semanalmente cerca de 8 10000 dollars
en- peque1as cantidades, que van q manos
de 800 mil obreroe; los cuases, dado el
caracter modo de ser nuestro, affTmase
que van 4 parar 4 establecimientos de
gente especuladora, que Sc asegura han
establecido no casas de negocios honToBos,
sino abiertas Ia ambiei6n del dinero.
Sc afrmR que, especulan con 81 pobre
tabaquero en- los diferentes cafetines, seg6n
Sc asegura verdaderas casas de juego en-
donde Ia acci6n de la Policfa no puede
penetFar -dicen por tropezaTse con que
en- los tribunales, no Sc puede castigar
ciertos iuegog, que Runque parecen ser de
de azar no Sc poreue disposition del
Attorney general no son pereeguidOs.
De ah1 resulta, pues, que en- los pueblos
como este en- que, por ejemplo, estan cons.
tantemente las autoridades pendientes del
iuego y la Policla bien diTijida y los de-
secs de los iueces tambi6n parece que no
pueden concluir con 6l.
En- la pr6xima legislature Sc debfa to-
mar en- cuenta este importante aaunto, y
yer de que modo Sc logra hacer una ley
efcaz.
lei Lcdo. don jose ]. Acosta, actual
Juez de eata Corte Municipal ha gidO
objeto de- grandes demostracioneS de sim
patfa con motive de su recto proceder en-
81 difciI cargo que desemptfia.
-EI domiugo pr6ximo pasado Sc llev6
efecto en- los salones de la Colonia Espa-
nola, eI anunciado bale.
Hay mucha animation para Ia fun
ci6n del senior La Presa, mafana, en- esta
ciudad.
-Se encuentra bastante aliviado don
Alvaro Garcia, de Ia fuerte confusion de
que fu6 vfctima el martes pasado y de Ia
que df cuenta oportuuamente Nos ale
gramos de Ia mejoria del citado amigo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-24

En- esta impranta Sc Vende papal de pc
ri61ien viain s2.nn ouintaI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-24
In CabIegrama al Consul general de
SantO Domingo.

Ell senior Consul general de Ia Rep1bli-
ca Dsminicana, nos ha mostrado hoy un
cablegrama que recibiera On las primeTas
horas de Ia mafiana, del ministro de Re
laciones Exteriores de dicho pals.
Dice asf 81 cablegrama dirigido al senior
Juan Eugenio Medina:
"Montecristi pacifcado."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-24

-sEMILLAs DE TABACO en- mata
de superior calidad, vende don Virgilio
Morales, ca Toa Alta. 16
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-24

/ Ell general Henry lego en- 81 pOrvenir'
EntOnces VIC claro que Ell prOblema puer-
torriquefiO deb1a tener como base prlncl-
pal para su resolucion, 10 que despues de
amos realiz0 la Union de Pto. R-co.
2 Ell doctor We've no ha explicado to-
dav1a pOr que, hoy que ell proplema poll
tico no esta resuelto, como entonces no 10
estaba, parece Greer que Ia pol1tica de par
lido. tiene rAZ6n de ser.
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Successes en- la ISIa
Herido Grave en- San Sebastian.
CunatO de lncsndlO en- YsaheIa.

Coronel Hamill. San Juan. San sebas.
tian. Oct. "a En- Barrio Ualabazas esta
jurisdiction hubo reyerta hoy q la pm.
entire Guadalupe Rivera y la 0. Perez,
resultando gravemente heridO Manuel
Font Rio por Daniel Colon que le atraves6
los higados con pufal Todos capturados
por suscribiente guardia Antonio Mendez
y puestO dispOsisiOn Juez de Paz. Hora
5. y As muri6 agredidO. O.-Cabo Pardo.
Isabela.- Anoche prodGjoSe COnato de
incendio almac6n AuguPtO Suarez: segun
investigation practicable resulta casual Sua-
rez su dependiente Ramon Vanuches
reCibieron fuertes quemaduras -Cabo Lo.
pez.
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MILAGROS0 DESCUBRIMIENTO

s$:$s:ssssss .s s: = s s @ e.: ~
IN " n Ih lies 81 CON
| - ~ mmlao para hopI nMndeh as ~ h d ~
a @ n graz hptd @h
virus sddsi ara n aIdu fdd
OpRZO los n
d smda eff hno1dn
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AuTOMOYILES.

Sc venden los dos smagnfficos de la Ern-
presa raniagua, de Hato Rey, parada 35,
donde pueden dirijirse los que deseen adj
quirirlos. Is va
The Jersey City news., 1906-03-14
State of New Jersey.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.

CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To all to whom these presents may come,
Greeting:-
Whereas, 1t appears to my satisfaction, by
iuly authenticated record OF the proceedings
for the voluntary dissolution thereof by the
unanimous consent OF all the stockholders, de-
posired in my office that the
p. X. CARTER & COMPANY,
corporation of this State, whose principal
office is situated at No 15 Exchange Place,
IN the City of Jersey City, County Of Hudson,
State Of New Jersey, Corporation Trust Co.
heinS agent therein and in charge thereof. upon
whom process may be served1. mas implied
with the requirements of "An Act concerning
corporations ueyision Of 1885," preliminary
to the issuing Of this Certificate OF Dissolu-
don.
Now, therefore. I, S d. Dickinson, Secretary
of State of the State Of New Jersey, do hereby
sertfy. that the said corporation did, on the
twenty-second day of January, 1906, file In my
officA duly executed and attested consent in
writing TO the dissolution Of said corporation,
executed BY all the stockholders thereof which
said consent and the record of the proceedings
aforesaid are now on fle in my said o1fice as
provided BY law. 81
In testimony whereof ] have hereto.
set my hazS and AFFIXED my official
(SEAL.) seal at Trenton. this twenty
second day OF January, AZ D. one
thousand nine hundred and six
S. D. DICKINSON,
secretary of State.