Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Monthly payments: $3.50 per share.
$1,000 advanced on each share.
Subscriptions and payments on the 18th issue Of
Pamphlets explaining the object and advantages of
'qfRls THoMis 9R fR1a1flhfGnp President
JOHN JOY EDISON. Secretary. d3-:,w
q THE WASHINGTON GROVE YOUNG PEG
chgrsh Sd aud SITS ne THIS Md EXESISG M 30 I'M
THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF SEVEN
holders of the Washington BrieE Machine Company
will he held at the office of the company Rooms and
sEcoS6 MoSpA3 70 Of JASGAES 1884, being 'Ht
Polls open froa. L, / 2 noon % to3p:m;
In pursuance of the bylaws Of said company
d2-3t Pres't of the Washington Brick Machine Co
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO IN
Cakes. JOHN ii. MAGKUDER, i4i7 New York ave. emu
NOTICE 81 DIsSGkUff0N 10 poG OF FakfS2R "a, s
of JOSEPH E. EB ffsfS s beea
dissolved by reason of the death of Joseph Lbbey The
''' VAC j. EDWARD b MISUNDERSTANDING Partner.
The underSsnsd having purchased the interest Of
in trade Of the % late Arm Of joseph 9e j. E. Lbbey and
having added aryely To the said stock i'll trade. VIII
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the name OF j. EDWARD LIBBEY. d2-6t
1S THE rEIeF fYfFEME ~ cS2TER}t e2TRn 3f THE DIS
Holding Special Term District Court of the United
In the Matter of Condemnation of Land for Congress
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Emery and Seymour W Tullork trustees for Isabelle
Il Craln, elal,nnF the sum OF twenty thousand
(s7 D. assessed by the jury herein as the value
ra Of sg nS 6GS M II and n , N9 tre qn
90. and sublots lettered 's" and H. said square
the that john kba all snd the
Emery and Seymour ". Tuock. trustees for Isabelle
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be published every day lsnday e1espted Tor ten days
newspaper published in m Tie pistrist it # Gsunnbia
r j. ME}tss. jR. Assistant. H. - "r-i0 IDIOT
RNsNoTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
49, Washington p c.. 1000
The firm of MILLER & yAGER doing business as
IN has been bt @
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d1-8t. F. ". YAGER
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING:-A MEET
So Ing OF the Stockholders of the Virginia Mar
BE Quarry Company will be held At the Office OF P
cS1y pr r m at 's ok ieTa OF M an tIe
l1th day OF Deeember r, 1885 ), r. .,,>-,, n-.,.
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HALF poz FINE fSEsHH sHErs EoF Fo MaM ORDER
FROM PHILIP L. HALL. 9Os st. NV.
the wo them IN G
city Successor to Thompson's Shirt Factory. n30 ln
TO THE POLICY,,HoLDERs OF THE
~ National Life and Maturity Association.
The directors OF this association stake their per
regulations financial SOuIInesS of the
institution. but as MANY members seem desirous to
exercise their option to retire from the contract into
sire that every sdvaniase Should be- offered to such
that the utmost stretch 9I equity without regard to
voted to extend to all members who desire to sur
render to the benefit Of persistent members the fol-
If they have paid 300 more, 10 per cent of their
If they have paid less than $780, their actual pay
nepts less s5 for the expense of placing them
The acceptance of these. terms is entirely at the
option Of each member OF the association. the officers
contract IL the case of every 8ember who elects.
iation accept them and fulfill its contract
II all elect to do the association has alternative
abunanty able to discharge every contract into which
kas in tb Isrsr I , choice e the members may
them and not with the association With this explana
bs4 S the association leaves the matter with its me
Per order of the IaS B2srd ryn 9f pirsetSrs s,vo
GEO D. ELDkiDGE. Secretary. n3O-lm
s. ny, NaTIoNAI. I JOCKEY CLUB THE AN
other viii fIaf be held 5 ins
bulding) ON MONDAY EVENING. December 9Th. at
s e0ek aN5rH HcINTySH T2MNSHESD president
R~S. REMOVAL MIR. JOHN F. REUBsAM,
Inventor and 1nanufacturerof of the Home Gym
nsiuin and usele Beater has removed his office to the
he win be pleased to his friends and also give free
restoration of health n2:,-im.
&C. BOYDS DIRECTORY THE CANVASS
yor Doyds Directory of the District of Column
bla for 1887 Is now finished and the publisher requests
taken. who may contemplate change address to
az once inform him of the fact Address WM II BOY D.
lie brolt Buliolhg or T. o. Box til. n3-1m
49, SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
Nooo October Term. 1856
i HENRY T. D. is Al;l s'~ator d. b. II. of PHILIP B.
torKE, deceased. Appellant, JOHN J. KEY
Appeal from the Supreme Court of the District OF Co
unbia
Mr. H. F. Davis. Of counsel for the appellant su1-
gested the death OF John j. Key the aIpellee in this
cause, and moved the court for AN order under the
Ilii rule To make the proper representatives parties
NilereuIon III Is here ordered by the court that
unless the proper representatives of the said John
Key. deceased, as aforesaid shall voluntarily become
parties within the first ten days the eusn., term
OF this court the appellant sha, be entitled to open
the record and on hearing have the decree reversed
II II be erroneous: Provided. however. That copy OF
this order shall be printed III newspaper of gen
rral circulation III the District Columbia for three
successive weeks. at least sixty days before the be,n-
suing.
November Sth, 1856.
A true copy.
Test: JAMES H. MCKINNEY
hlS-ow CLERK supreme Court U. s.
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2126 Pennsylvania ave,
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Attend promptly repairs of Larobes Furnaces and
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