Evening journal., 1891-01-31
CHARTER or THE
Advance Beneficial Order.

Be it known, That we, the subscrfberg
all OF whom are citizens of the common
wealth of Pennsylvania, having associated
ourselves together for the purpose Of
forming an association for beneficial or
protective purposes, being desirous Of
obtaining charter Of Incorporation and
obtaining the benefits OF the Act OF the
General Assembly of the Commonwealth
Of Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act to
provide for the Incorporation and Regu-
iation Of certain Corporations, " approved
the 29th day of April, 1874, and the sup
plements thereto, do hereby certify that
Section 1. The name Of this corpora
tion shal be "The Advance Beneficial
Order.
Section 2. The said corporation Is
formed for the purpose Of the mainte-
nance Of a society for beneficial or protec-
tive purposes from funds collected
therein.
Section 3, The principal place where
the business Of said corporation shall be
transacted shall be in the city Of Phila-
delphia.
Section 4. The existence Of said corpor
alton shall be perpetual.
Section 8. The names and residences
OF the subscribers are as follows. f. o.
Butler, 926 Spring Garden street; George
W. Schreiner, 1917 North Fifteenth
street; 5. Ellis Furman, 1886 North
Thirteenth street; Robert @. White.
2401 North Sixteenth street; George w
Rugby AIT South Ninth street; James
Hamilton 2027 North Twenty-ninth
street William Barns. 1919 Page street /.
Thomas g. Balderson. 902 Spring Garden
street; z. @. b. Graf, 491 North Fourth
street.
Section 0. The number Of its trustees
shall be five and the names and resi-
dences Of those chosen for the first year
are as follows: Thomas Balderson. 9O2
Spring Garden street; Z. g. H. Graf.
4sl North Fourth street George w
Rugby, Az South Ninth street, Robert
q White, 2401 North Sixteenth street .
William Barns, 1917 Page street.
On the eleventh day of July, A. D.
1890 before me, the recordsr of deeds
IN and for the County Of Philadelphia.
personally appeared F o. Butler George
w SohreineT, James Hamilton, who
severally acknowledged the above writ
ten certificate of the intended charter Of
the Advance Beneficial Order, as their act
and deed, and that their signatures at
tached thereto are Of their own and
proper handwriting.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
set nay hand and official seal, the day and
year aforesaid.
Jos K FLETCHER,
Deputy Recorder Of Deeds.
Recorded in tbs Office for the record =
Ing Of deeds. etc In and for the County
Of Philadelphia, in Charter Book No. ID,
page S0d, etc.
Witness my hand and seal OF office
this Ninth day Of September, A. D., One
thousand eight hundred and ninety
GEORGE 3. PIERcE,
Recorder Of Deeds
And now 30 wit. the eighth day OF Sep
tember A. d., 1890, the above Charter
having been presented to me, one Of the
law judges OF the Court Of Common Pleas
No. 4, for the county of Philadelphia bv
William Burns. Eco, accompanied BY
proof of publication Of the notice Of
the application for the said Charter, and
having been perused and examined bv
mo and found to be In proper form and
within the purposes named IN the act OF
Assembly entitled "An Act to provide for
the Incorporation and Regulation of GER
hoth wi poAdtAOnot hHpEuNtut tlbe GJhu uAy
Of April, A. D., 1874, it is now ordered and
deoreed that the said Charter Is approved
and that upon the recording Of the said
Charter and this Order, the subscribers to
said Charter and their associates and
successors shall be corporation to be
called The Advance Beneficial Order, -
for the purposes and upon the terms
stated in said Charter.
NJ. ARNOLD,
Judge Of the Court of Common Pleas,
No. 4.
SEAL
Organizers wanted. Apply to r. Mar
Gus, 6O64 Market street, after ~ o'clock
Monday
In reference to the Advance Beneficial
Order, to-day's Philadelphia Times says
Two branches Of the Advance were
in process Of formation in Wilmington,
Del, but The Times expose ended both
Of khem and the papers we're returned 10
the Philadelphia Office yesterday"
Thls is not true. The branches in this
city have not been ended, nor win they
be ended. Neither have the papers been
returned to the Philadelphia Office
f. MARCUS.