Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-25
LIFE INSURANCE.

5000 for Sc Premium
uHD.B TIE AUSPICES OF THl
AaRhattal Cooperative Belief Association.
THE MANHATTAN COOPERATIVE
RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
is CHARTERED BY y5 TIE STATE OF Hrw
The object of this Aseocistio is to secure cash
member, of az many dollars az there are members
IN the class to which he or she belongs, TO his
her heirs. 49,
MEMBERSHIP FEES.
The membership fees are sir dollars at joining
tor tohieh p0iieS nall bsfxrntshedl and one dol
which due notice will be given One dollar from
cash member got to the widow or heirs Of the de
ceased member, and the ten cents for expenses Of
y Jhii NSfS&psnyy 4: s,dss into Ten CLASSES
As soon as these classes filled ten new classes
win be adopted Men and women are not allow ed
n the same classes. Everything 10 done to make
each Glass equal.
An persons between the ages of Is and % years
B-Al persons between the ages of - and Is years.
Dali persons between the ages OF 30 and IS years
Pers3n: between the the ages Of and yeas
G-Al persons between the ages of IS and 50 years.
H-All persous between the ages OF 50 and IS years
l-Al persons between the ages Of IS and g. years.
k.AI persons between the ages of 50 and 65 years.
The Glasses for women are the same sbeve.
the Association. Each Glass is limited to 5000
member, and Sl.l0 each time a member dies be-.
Lonsins to the same Class he OF sac may be a
A men5e, of one Class cannot be assessed this
doHar u member Of another Glass dies. Each
Class Is INDEPENDENT, harins no connection irith
any other.
ILLUSTRATION.
Glass "A"h has 5000 male members. man dies.
The ASSOCIATION pays over within forty days S. 900
forward within thirty days one dollar and ten cents
each to the Association to reimburse it. Failing
moneys paid and the Association Supplies = ns sa
member to fill the place of the retiring one.
ADVANTAGES.
The advantages Of this Association over ordinar
lille INSURANCE. Companies are, no pal les can
break IT. the fees are so small, and required to be
paid 81 such long intervals, that any man
HOW TO BECOME MEMBERS,
Any one desiring to become member may applv
IN person, or must send %, In check, bank draft,
P pss5s nv S or es express: the being
ne Assos,a'tOs Be rssrOas,ei. for money SEM 5a
vino sSs policy Sfs Oi: !.
FAVOR OF; Post Oflce address, town county, State.
cal condition, and whether, in the opinion Of the
doctor examining the applicant i pfopes person
membership will be sent upon appiicstion
Eafh 1nenqber ought to try 20 make rew nlenls.s,
noticed that does not contain three cent postage
stamp to prepay return postage.
INVESTMENTS.
The Bylaws of the Association REQUIRE that ope-
third of the money received as new membership
fees shall be made sinking frnd to meet payments
falling due By the delinQuencies of members. This
NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY,
and will be invested in United States Bonds or
Veal Estate: ,S or bond and mortsaSs ppo1 New
the value OF the money 50 loaned.
THE FUNDS.
The remaining two thirds. after paying the ex-
Ienses OF the shall be invested in Real
mortxsse on property in the city ofNeW Yorf the
interest Of which shall 60 to pay the current ex.
leaves no heirs, the money becomes the property
OF the association. with the proviso that the eK-
such expenses, however, not to exceed one hundred
ten cents within thirty days from date Of notice,
forfeits all claims upon the Association, and also
states this time I. extended to sixty day 1e mem
Der having no permanent residence must notify
the Secretary, and appoint representative to pay
When members choose. they can send ten dollars
auu MY Genus 10 TREASURER 10 prepay their
ing the trouble Of sending 81 10 each time besides
. saving OF fifty cents. No man fs poor that he
cannot pay six dollars now and 10 occasio ualy,
thus securing 5000 to his heirs: The average
number OF dollars each person will have to pay to
fifty cents per week. This makes this mode of in.
surance cost about one sixth what they would
have TO pay any regular Insurance Company for q
S5 900 policy.
All communications should be addressed to ROB
d. C., General gent for the District of Columbis
for the MaBhsttsn Cooperative Belief AsssocIs-
ton.
EIsoN 7. WkiGaT, ESQ. Pres Star Metal Co.
W; s; CABMAN, Esq, Pres. stuyvesant Bank,
H W FORD, Esq, Cashier Nat. BIZ Republic.
d. s. DUNCoMB, Esq. No Pine SC. NY
The OFFICERS Of the Association are
Il. MCMURDY, President.
ELsoN T WRIGHT, Vice President.
LEWIS LIZ h 1sA shNbERs II Secretary.
VIM. b. DRINkARD. y D., Consulting and
Examining Ply sician, Washington, d. G.
LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED
In every County and Tewn;. and applications from
competent parties for such Agencies with suitable
endorsement, Should be addresesd to the Compsny's
gag Sss ath ana s9 lssh streets.
seT-sm Cent Agt for the Dist OF Columbia
EN-YEAR SIX PER GENT.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.