Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-10-14


We desire to advise our patrons and the gen.
eral public of our removal from 1911 Pa ave to
plete line Of PAINTERS. SUPPLIES. WINDOW
OOur greatly increased facilities enable US
to render very prompt service.
patronage-very Truly Yours, HUGH REILLY,
W II,t II; and RETAIL Dealer in Painters
Supplies Window and Plate Glass, Mirrors &e.
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OFFIGE OF THE INITIAL FIRE INSURANCE
WASHINGTON, Oct IL 1901
At meeting OF the, managers OF. this company
held today the death OF Mr.. Matthew G. Emery,
manager, was announced.
A committee was appointed to draft resolutions
Of respect. and as token of esteem the office of
the company was ordered closed on the day of
the funeral 18th inst, and the officers decided to
GEO. T. DDEARlNG, President
L. PIERCE BOTELER, Secretary 1t
HAVING BEEN INFORMED THAT THERE ARE
persons representing themselves to be in our en-
ploy or connected with our house. who are selling
DANGEROUS and inferior piano and furniture pol
ish. we hereby give notice that We have no no
agents canvassing for and that ours is the
only place In the city where the genuine Ching
E. F. DRooP & SONS,
oc14-m.th.s3t 925 Penna ave
THE WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY.-AT A
meeting Of the Board of Directors of this COM
pany, held at O'Clock today. the following
m MaTT Tns gn a aI11 u adopted:
this company. died October 12, 1901, in the s4th
year of his age, at his home in this city.
With deep personal grief and approaching the
great loss suffered by the company and this
board his fellow directors would place on its
records a testimonial to the high character the
Emery.
He was one of those who were active in the
organization OF this company and in securing
legislation necessary to begin its work: and to
the close of his life he gave to it his best serv-
Ice The eldest in years of number, his long
and varied experience and business ability
his unfailing fairness and courtesy, the clearness
and wisdom Of his suggestions. made him a
leader whom 1t was not only always safe but
pleasant, to follow. Cleanhanded and pure
hearted free from vanity and falsehood his
Presence was always a beneficence.
This board tenders to his family, from whom a
loving husband and father has been taken its
profound sympathy and the assurance Of it's be-
lief that they could wish better heritage than
the stainless name he has left among all with
whom. In the many official and personal rela-
lions of his long and successful career. he has
ever come In contact.
true copy-Attest:
FRANK G. WILKINS. Secretary.
Washington ID. c., October H. 1901. 1t
AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
Directors. Second National Bank called this 18th
death Of Mr.. Emery. President Of the Bank, the
committee appointed to draft suitable resolu-
memory Of the deceased reported the following,
which were unanimously adopted:
MATTHEW GAULT EMERY, President of this
Bank, died on the 18th instant, in the eighty
fourth year Of his age. Notwithstanding his i'd
'aLceu age ne was engaged In the Intelligent
and active discharge Of his official duties until
about one week prior to his death. Although he
had lived beyond the ordinary allotted span of
life, yet his death, always in case of those
near and dear to us, has brought deep regret,
grief and sorrow. We feel the loss we have sus-
tanned and reach after consoa tiun in the thought
that while death Is certain, the memory Of his
active, welspent goOddoing Christian life is
sweet to recall and a legacy and lesson to each
of
Mr.. Emery In the maturity of manhood after
long and successful business life, after bene-
fetal services to the late municipal corporation
of the city Of Washington, having been its last
mayor, became president of this bank in 1877
and so continued until his death.
Recalling his active interest in the affairs Of
the bank. his sound business Judgment his in
We know the loss the bank has sustained in bis
death.
Recalling the considerable, afectfonate and low
Ing husband and father, we appreciate the loss
his family mourn and extend to his widow and
children our heartfelt sympathy
Recalling his intelligent participation in every
thing tending to promote the general public well
recognize the loss his fellow-ctfzens depiore
Recalling his Christian life and character and
the deep interest he took in his church. feel
the loss for which his fellow members grieve.
Desiring to manifest, In the only way left to
us, our sincere respect for the memory Of
deceased president and personal friend, 1t is
RESOLVED, That these proceedings be entered
copy thereof be sent to his family; that we at
tend his funeral services in a body: and that the
bank building be draped in mourning for thirty
days. 1t
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