Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.



sURANCE COMPANY.
IN, In view Of the recent ntiEation affecting the
ance Company of this District, deem 1t my duty
as Presds Mt Of the Company. to advise those In
terested as to the exact situation.
At the recent meeting in January 1t was deemed
necessary. by large number OF those insured. to
bers old proxies. many of which were alleged to
le worthless. to be voted for the election of
enabled to perTetuate itself in ONCE 1t was also
thought proper that managers and employees should
for managers. In accordance with these views.
two resolqt ions were PREPARED and presented to
dating the present year and the other restricting
managers and employees from voting same; Both
Of The members present. but upon the question OF
adopting the resolutions the Chairman, in accord
ance with unvarying custom, refused to allow
Proxies to he voted. iod ns that 1t had never been
permissible TO allow prrIies to be used except for
the election OF managers.
Relieving that these resolutions cutting out old
proxies and limiting the rights of managers had re
suited In the election Of the ticket composed of
MesSrs. VI G. Emery. Jesse b. Wilson, Samuel
walker Andrew Archer. Peter I.atterner, l..
NJ saunders and Frank Hume, majority Of the
managers holding over fled suit. at the com
pany expense, to enjon the counting Of votes.
From the decision Of the lower court granting this
Injunction an appeal has been taken and speedy
ond safety Of the Company peremptorially de-
of pro1T yotnS snd the 81 stt1 1 tbereor Of
personal representation at the voting booths to
their financial n interests. and thus avoid the e1
penditure of large sums Of the Oompany's money
consdsr the advisaSi H q sodins mass meet
Ing At an an early date to take action from
policy hoidsrs upon the subject. Respectfully,
-. SAMUEL H. WALKER, PRESIDENT:
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Washington, D. O., February "a. 1900.
Be 1t known tina. the partnership heretofore
existing between Oscar H. Billingsley and Henry
E Stringer. for the purpose of conducting a real
estate and insurance business at 617 14th street
NV. Washington. ID. c., under the firm name of
soI1ed By mutual ceRsent n Mr. ' sVrnser retiring
Mr.. Billngsey will continue the present bust
of all debts against the said firm and all moneys
due the firm will be paid to him.
#. 3 CESAR + I s RTRI5SsSLEH'
DEPARTMENT CLERKS AND OTHERS, IN
G at your INCOMES By T. TE'a fsG o letters
IT. 600 18th ST. NV.
Charles p. IancocE and H. j. Koken. composing
T ray 10 GHAS P HANcock'
NOTICE OF PART'NERSIIIP-wE HEREBY IN
ship was formed between Chas p Hancock and
Ii. II. Templeton t" continue the business known
as the National Engraving Company >cocr-
1t. H Ii. TEMrIEToN,
MOODY CHOIR - PLEASE NOTICE = GOSPEL
Hymns and 4. combined. Words and music.
Large edition. Special price for this week only,
81 cents. JOHN +. ELLIS & Co.
fe2S-2t g3I Pennsylvania
NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP.
To whom it may concern This is to give notice
that the subscribers have formed partnership.
of the date OF January .. 1900. for the purpose OF
conducting generol wood and coal business,
der the firm name of Mayfeld & Hieston.
The business of the late firm Of Mayfeld &
HiestOn composed Of the late benjamin K. May
field and John Hieston will be settled by the sur
yiving partner, John Hieston
CHARLOTTE l.. MAYFIEI.D.
JOHN HIESTON.
February "a 1900 1t.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
of the Washington Title Insurance Company will
be held Til u RSlbAY. March -. 1900. at 2 o'clock
pm, for the election of trustees for the ensuing
year. and other business. Books will be closed
for the transfer Of stock March :. 1900.
THOMAS l.. Woodward. President
GEO. r. LINKINS. Secty and Treas 1t
ROOFS REPAIRED.
Wen make your old roofs as tight
good ship abs iutely imperyi-
10 rain snow. All kinds of
roof repairing. Estimates free.
Grafton & Son, I Egsis sn E ;. Fsons so
fe2i-10d