, 1875-07-03
THE SOUND COMPANIES.
THE MUTUAL or NEW Yo1tH.

THE SOUND COMPANIES.
THE MUTUAL or NEW ronH.
Aplooner and clefthin among American life.iu-
sufauco companies atxuds the famous Mutual Of
Now York. Ibis remarkable organization, now In
tho thlrty-third yssr Of splsui1 existence. pro.
scnts ~ its accumulated available cash assets
figures which roach tho Rtupsudous amount Of
over S75, 600, 600. To realizo what this man.
moth sum Ia. We have but to recol!cct that It is
probably larger than the available assotA Of any
other corporation Of any kind on this Continent.
Tho grAndest manufacturing Institutions, tue
most substantial commercial houses, the proud
cs. Of the railroad companies, cannot slngto
from tholr rauks Ill organization having aysila-
bla cash Eosources reaching &75 0oo, GOO.
The officials Of tho New York Mutual are
Americas solid men. Tho names Of Winston,
McCurdy, Ysr1uYle. William E. Dodge, Husted,
Pruyu. Alexander H. 1ace, Oliver Hartman,
Samuel q. Debcocl aud all tho others To bo
found Oh its l,st OF Directors, arc spoken with
confidence and prds wherever American energy
AMI financial character arc discussed, tnueed.
the oElcialH Of The Mutual Of Now York layo al.
ways. from tho date Of organization Up to tho
pre6aus time. been among tho foretnoat OF the
nations woalthy and Trustworthy me1i.
Tho Company continues to putsuc It's we'll
triad and tayosiss y stem pf paying annual divi-
dends to ita policy -holdera. and Of allowing the
premiums or for tile purchase of additional in-
Buruncu. It 10 a pIxn which has worked 30 well
that bankorB and prominent merchants through
out tho country hayo sought It ID valuable
business investment. Ths rolls OF it, policy
holders include tho Aatute mon OF oyory oom-
munlty.
lhe action Of the Board Of Trustees At the an
nual meeting Of 1874, III detefmiuing to limit
persons, was = startling novelty In life inHur-
nnce, But tho 8igautic growth Of tho osganixa-
ton made such a step necessity. and subse-
quent experience las sattAhed the Trussaes and
Few indeed, aro the life-nsurance companies
Of any country where growth and popularity
have boen as tremendous ~ to compal their d.
rectors to place limit on the uu.nbor Of lives
insured; But tho hnsuA! Of Now York is phe-
nominal hbl grand tn all thtpgH.
btr. O. cronkhite, the estaamed agent In CHI
caEo Of this superb organization, has he head.
quasters at Nos. u aud 10 Dearborn street,
TIE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
Tho annals Of life insurance may bo searched
In vain for I nobler illustration Of tho benefits
conferred by / thoroughly organlzod and man
aged company than Is afforded In the record Of
tho Connecticut MotuaI.
Tho caro- and judicious economy with which
this excellent Company Ia handled ia oYiuced in
many ways. 1t iH shown in the fact that its
ratio Of expenses to receipts ia lower than that
Of any othos company in the country. This
economy OF management occomplishos tho COM
panya Rreatcst, proudest work.-that Of giving
policy-holdora tho largaat amount Of insurance
for the lcast amount Of money. IA rule, ali hfe-
inaurApce companies aro safe, and will pay loss
when 1t OCCURS; but 1t Ia far from bong tile rulo
that all companies will give back To tho III.
sured the faco of Lila policy in dividends during
his lfutlme. TAs Connecticut Mutual stands
R1leAA Of kit non,uno ieR In t]1iR rn0erd, Turing