Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-03
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Acknowledgements.
WASHINGTON, D. c., 18th May, 1881.
Received from the Washington Beneficial En-
dowment Association the sum of two thousand
dollars (S2, OOO) being the amount due me for
insurance in consequence of the death of my late
wife, GEORGIANNA KIMMELI.
FRANK 7. kIMMELL, F street northwest.
WASHINGTON, 7th May, 1881.
Received of the Washington Beneficial EndOw-
ment Association the sum of two thousand dol
lars (S2oO0), being the amount of insurance due
me In consequence of the death of my late hus-
band. HENRY II. BRADLEY.
LAURA A. BRADLEY, $50 / street northwest
WASHINGTON. 21st May. 1881.
Received of the Washington Beneficial Endow-
ment Association the sum of two thousand dol
lars. $4,000, being the amount of insurance
due me in consequence of the death of my late
brother, E. j. MIDDLETON.
MARY " MIDDLETON.
WASHINGTON. 9th Nav. 1881.
Received of the Washington Beneficial Endow-
ment Association the sum of twenty-five hun
dred dollars, (S2, 500, being the amount of in
surance due me in consequence Of the death of
my late husband, JAMES H. STONE.
SARAH s. STONE. Administrative
HOO 7th street northwest.
WASHINGTON. 31st May, 1881.
Received from the Washington Beneficial En-
dOwment Association the sum of one Thousand
dollars 81 ,0OO), being the amount of insurance
due me in consequence of the death of my late
husband, PETER BRAsCHI.
MARGREr NJ. BRAsCHI, 722 18th street n. w.
OREGON. ILL, Sd June, 1881
Received Of the Washington Beneficial En-
dowment Association the sum or five hundred
dollars $500, being the amount of insura nee
due me in consequence of the de ath of my late
father, JOHN NJ. HINKLE.
EMMA J. THOMAS
WASHINGTON, 7th June 1881
Received from the Washington Beneficial En-
d0Wment Association the sum of two thousand
dollars (S2, OOO). being the amount of insurance
due ME in consequence of the death of my late
husband, THOMAS w. ENTwIsLE.
IRENE ENTwIsLE, S29 25th street n. W.
DAYsvILLE, ILL, 18th June, 1881.
Received Of the Washington Beneficial EndOw-
ment Association the sum of FIVE hundred dol
lars $500. being the amount of insurance due
me in consequence of the death Of my late father
JOHN NJ. HINKLE.
ANNA E. BEMIs.
WASHINGTON, 18th June, 1881.
Received of the Washington Beneficial EndOw-
ment Association the sum of fifteen hundred
Ia. GLARS (s1 500, being the amount of insurance
dino M in consequence of the death of nv late
husband RoSSERT H. RYAN.
SARAH ]. RYAN. go 18th street northwest.
WASHINGTON. 18th June, 1881.
Received from the Washington Beneficial En-
dOwment Association the sum Of one thousand
dollars ($1 ,000). being the amount Of insurance
ARCTANDER-
JOHN A. RUFF. Administrator,
Central National Bank.
soxERyIILE. Mass. 26th July. 1881.
Received from the Washington Beneficial En-
dOwment Association the sum of two thousand
dollars ($2, OOO), being the amount of insurance
due me in consequence OF the death of my late
husband, CHARLES g. BAKER.
EMMA BAKER, Ia Florence street.
WASHINGTON, 4th August, 1881.
received from the Washington Beneficial En-
9oWmeht Association the sum of two Thousand
dollars az COO, being the amount of INSURANCE
due me in consequence of the death of INV late
| husband, RUDOLPH E. PETERSON
ANNA PETERSON, go ID street northwest
WASHINGTON, 10Th August. 1881
| Received from the Washington Beneficial En-
| dOwment Association the sum of one Thousand
dollars al COO. being the amount of Insurance
due In consequence OF the death of JOHN M
| HURLEY.
| j. ALBERT VEHICLE, Guardian.
| 3O6 street northwest.
Total amount paid to benefciaries S1O3. 500
Certificates issued from $500 to 81 GOO.
| LICENSED TO WED.-Marriage licenses have
| been issued to John F. Knott and Jennie Hume;
Ennis s. Clark and Mary A. Coates, of Rich
| mond John H. Burkn1an, of New York state.
and Mary E. McCake, of Martnsburg WA:
| Chas. G. l.. Schmidt and Minnie Narrower; Ju-
Illus J. Gerhardt, of this city, and Katie p. Sal
zig, of Baltimore, Md.
THE Rev. j. E. RANKIN, DID,, has returned
with his family having spent the greater portion OF
| his vacation at Deer Isle, Maine He is looking
| much rested and improved, but Mrs Rankin is
quite poorly but hopes to feel better after rest
| ing from her long journey. DR.. Rankin will
occupy his pulpit tom orrow morning, the
| music being under the direction Of Prof j. B.
Bishoff, win. therefore, no doubt be appropriate
and enjoyable.
CARPETs.-The latest styles and largest assort-
| ment Of Brussels and ingram carpets now In
| stock. Hotels and dwellings furnished ct bot
tom prices See advt. on this page. Towson's,
Pennsylvania avenue.