Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-14

MAINLAND. DELAWARE. VIRGINIA,
WEST VIRGINIA. AND DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
AT THE OFFICE OF
JAY COOKE ~ co.,
FIFTEESrH sTBEKT,
OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPAR TMEN1.
wAsHINGToS q.
LIFE INSURANCE.
5000 for SO Premium
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THH
Manhattan Cooperative Belief Association.
THE MA ANHATTAN COOPERATIVE
RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
Is CHARTERED BY dSn TIE STATE OF NEW
OBJECT.
The object OF this Association Is to secure q cash
member, Of ss many dollars there are members
her heirs.
MEMBERSHIP FEES.
The member.s.s fees are SIR dollars Al ieintns,
nsasd , and one dollar and ten cents ON the death
OF each member, Of which due notice will be given.
heirs of the deceased member. and the ten cents
for expenses of collecting
FOX MEN nSpsn8 psa8 fES ,biss GLSssEs IEs F5s WOMEN
As soon as these classes are hlled, ten classes
q the same classes Everything is done TO make
each Class equal.
CLASSES.
A-Al persons between the ages of rs aus - years.
t-All persons between the ages Of Is and 80 years
Dali persons between ages Of 81 sna S years.
f-All persons bstween the ages of 40 ani as years
GAIL persons between the Ages Of IS sni SO yesrs.
I-All persons between the ages Of IS aud 81 years.
kmAl persons between the ages Of 50 and 65 years.
Any one that is found 70 give his or her wrong
the h.soesten ana me moneys eS,d iSTislt.d ss
members Each person paws ss upon becoming .
t0HgtHg TO tae same Class he sac WAY Be a
deilar II ,asnaber Of aHofisr Glass fiss Eacs
otaSs Is INDEPENDENT, Aartns 10 connections psts
asy other.
ILLUSTRATION.
Class "A" has 5000 male members. man dfes
The Association pays over within forty days IS DO
to the widow or heirs, and the remaining members
each % the Association TO reimburse ft FsiIns
to send this sum- they forfeit 70 the Association al
member TO MI the place OF the retirins one.
ADVANTAGES.
The advantages Of this Association over ordinar
ns iasuTanse ~, n & &Sonpsnies Are, no pa-ics can
II, the lees are 50 small, aud required to be
secure to has family competency upon his death.
HOW TO BECOME MEMBERS.
Any one desiring TO become Q member may apply
in person, or must send %, IN check, bank dram,
paid by the applicant. Usder no circs sfTsoss Ics
tAs Assootatto. Dc reponstels for moneys sst
paper giving the applicsnts fun name, ace. birth.
place, Rrs;sen, + 0Goug.tlon rhe the esrttic.te OF
town, county, state Also, n Medical C.rfikoafe.
setting forth the physical condition, and whether.
IN the opinion OF the doctor examining the appi-
forms Of .pplieation for membership viii be sent
Eacl nsmbsr ought TO Try 20 make nsr pa,y1B,-,,
s,ices sS 10 SGins ia, a & ss, M S; 40 ete. w be
stamp TO prepay return postage.
INvEsrMEsTS.
The Bylaws of the Association require that eue-
thnrd OF the non-y received ss new membership
ices shat be made sinking frnd 20 meet payments
falling cue by n. oeln9uencies OF members. This
fund 10 held by the
NATIONAL TBUsT COMPANY,
and will be invested in United States Bonds or
York City property, which propersy sEa;I Se dsSSie
the value Of tie money 60 loaned.
THE FUNDS.
The remsinfng two thirds. sitter paying the ex-
Estate in the city Of New YORK. or IN bond aud
nortssse on property in the city Of CIV YORK. the
o p n. shss hs go Il pay s
leaves no heirs, the money becomes the property
OF the AseociAtion. with the proylsO that the
penses Of burial shall be paid out of such funds,
such expenses, however, not Go exceed one huodred
A member failing 70 pay his foe OF one dollar ana
Zen cents Within thirty days from date Of notice,
forfeits all claims upOl the Association, cad also
forfeits AL money previously paid. In the Pacific
Der having no permanen resloeaoe must potify
the Secretary, and appoint representative 20 pay
When members choose, they can e.ud ten dollar,
and hfty eents % the Treasurer TO prepay their
fees, which sum viii pay for ten deaths, thus saw
ing the trouble 81 sending 81 10 each time be.ses
saving OF nifty cents. No man fs so poor thsf he
cannot ray six dollars now and 10 occ ssioaally
number Of dollars each person viii have 20 psy TO
secure Ss9oe will be $50 per year. Q little over
fifty cents per week. This makes this mode OF in.
suraBce cost about sixth what they would
have 20 pay any regular Insurance Company for .
$500 policy.
All communications should be addressed 20 ROB-
EFT 7. NOAH, No, 222 v street, Washington,
ID. G General Agent for the District OF COlunbia
for the Manhattan Cooperative Belief AsssooIa-
The fRusrEEs of the Association are
FIsoN I. WRIeHT. ESQ. Pres Star Metal Co.
W 8. CARAAN, kss. Pres. stuyvssant Bank.
NV foRp; Esa, Cashier Net Bt Republic.
The OFFICERS of the Association are:
Z. McMURpY, President
ELsON T. WRIGHT, Vice President.
" g. CARMAN. Treasurer.
LEWIe SANDERS, secrctsry-
WIN; B. pRINkAkR: R:.s;,D,, ~ u, c1pse,ans r. and
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