, 1876-03-11

Of I,oalor. Ia ono OF tho oidest lifs-Insu5ance
CON CON panaes ln M tbs country. having besn estab.
isnta ,'n evef thss9-t'o Jes,s: haa tlna5a h.d
presttgo of the most subBsansia1 mon Of tho IIub
fn its management. Tbs auccoss Of the COM
pany has boon even RreAtar than it, founders
emo Of tho rnost prosperous llfs-tnsuranoo con,-
panios In tho world. It hsa paid policy claims
amouuting to over S900o, 600. It has An annual
income Of over %. 500. 900. asaels amounting to
; surplus Of ei.53s. sa2 Ct by tno 3iassscha.stts
standard, or Of 81, ,25G 493 By Lbs New York etand
AID. This Company IN noted for the Atrict con-
eervattsm and economy OF ita management. It's
averaEe expcnsos since ito organization hAslng
been less than III por cent Of its receipts. In
sursug with tho Now England Mutual. tlo in
sured aYalls himself OF that Wlso Massachusetts
9w 5os ss.ssd ~ any Ghef s' Of ths s
COMPANY Don.forfc!tabfc. Tho policJ-holder+
| should lie neSect 70 pay OF Intentionally diecon"
| tinuo the payment OF his premiums. may choose
! between an equitable surrender rauo for biz
| policy OF continue hta inaurance under tho non
forfeiture la.. Tho Western Department Of tho
Company IL ably managed by e1.Gov. John
| EARLY. hlB oIice being as tbs northwest corner
| Of Madison and LaEnlfp.
| THE coHaEcr1crT MUTUAL.
Tbs thtrttoth atsnual statement Of tAia Com
/ pnny, recently pnbliahcl, Ia very clear aud sas-
1 factory. ltisreussrsabla that, out Of an annual
incon1e Of $40. .oo1, ,Uo1. ouly $1,000 In cou,aa
l Of collection At lilo close Of tho year. They
| clat1n very Ion rate OF expenses, ,-ouly 7.55,
| and no Judge tho lnauring public appreciate
tho merits Of tho ciaim, AZ tho agents report !
good bus.noss: ssearns, Dickinson Co., Cen
okal AgentB, Nos. ii and 81 Washington street.
THE UNION MUTUAL.
In another part OF this issue wo Lubiiah the
tw&uty.Bi1th annual statement OF that eonaerva-
| tl.a old life insurance. company, tho Union s1u-
| tiAt Of Maine. There is no company in the
] Unittd States more popular IN tbs Weet, and our
readess will roIoico with u that It has loss none
Of its former prestige hns 9n ;I, tne &C. contrary y
iss assea' aso ovor 900; ta total risks ovcr
eiG.ooo, ,nW; its aauusl income nearly
s25uo. .0oo tho stnount Of death losscH paid ls't
eeption 70 tho preceding ten years In
respect TO It's tntcsost receipts. exceed
iug tho death loss. the e1cess this year
hoing over a5U.G00. THO conservation OF the
management OF thiR excellent Company Ia we'll
known, one ev!douco thereof being its large sur
| plus which At tits beginning Of the ctlrsont yoar
amounted TO si,sc7, ,C5393,. bong over 20 per
cant of its gross assets, which Ia not e1cel1ad,
Tho Company loans large sums in tbs West it
having nearly ~ .o0v. GU loaucd In tha 6tstc OF
Illinois atono. Tho Wostorn Department. OF tho
Union Mutu.i Ia ably managed by MIR. r.
pettlnrili, Nhoss Office Is located At No. 133 Ia
Sal[e ntroct.
THE CONTINENTAL LIFE or NEW YoHK.
The Continental Lifo Of Now fork is one OF
tho front.rank companies. Tha 5-2o bonds is-
! 4uE0 UI1uSI tuClf AuAlaACAk34 PlAA p1i1Eicu
(Which wo aro told Is issued by no other COM
pany) is the baAt form OF pusnlr business
policy for businoss mon Tint no have ever seo',.
It has met with tho approval and indorsemeot
| Of tho ahrewdest buHiflesR men throughout tho
country, and rs tho Company has seemed to
luow nothing about har1l tunes. judging from
tlee amount Of buaiuoas tlov haro docs, thsy
having Issued tl,o large number Of 6.070 policie1
Of vi. 600, 900. Wo suppose 1t IL owing to the
| adya utages this plan possesses.
We fool confident that it will repay any one
desiring life-iusurance 70 examine thiH plan be.
fp,e jnvuring. The ofhco OF ita Northwestern
Department Ia 1t No. 157 NaElington atrcot
Charles Ii. Frost Manager; II. Z. Metzger, 6u-
perintenlout Of Agoucies.
TuE yEcun1rr LleE:1xsunAxcz AND ANxu1zz COM
| pASY,
| Of Now York, is known far and rido Al 3 sound,
carofuiy-co,l,luctet company. having = strong
| lcayeu Of Lie Quaker element in its manage
mcnt. Since ita organization, IN 1a62. thu se-
| curty hnB done large and constantly incyozE-
ing businoss its record for 1875 being pa.ticu.
lsrIy gratifying. showing very dno gam in both
aesets and incomes over 1874. Dy the last au-
/ nual statement we observe that the income for
1875 WAS sl.3G9. .434.78; She asso.s being
| $1,000 0uO; surplus, 81 zoo, GOO; total number
! OF policies issued to date. ore. 45.ooo. Ope
tning that speaks vol for the Company is
thar Is las In nearly ovcEy csso kept al!
tho agenta TINT II Htartad out with. The
Company adheres strictly to the old plan Of
life insurance, psotorring to E1Ts security and
protection rather thsn anY OF tho new htyles OF
pateut arrangeuents. Atr. G +. bakor, the
General Agent for tho West, has been with tho
Company IN tho same capacity for the past ntna
yeaEs, and has been very successful In procuF.
ing now business. The Chicago ot}ico is located
III Methodist Church Block, soutAesat corner Of
Clark and Washington strso.s.
| TUE MoNH or NEW YORK
Is ono Of the most substantial old llfe-in6uraucs
companies in oxHteucc. It has boon established
Bixtoon years, md las for its Board Of Directors
aud officers men noted far wealth aud o1cellout
| sociAl and business regulations. George c. Rip
10y is President William J.. Coffin. Secretary
ssss T. KsE4 IT, rFsspeEhs % s
clos, air: Kslloeg q stationed i Chicago, this
city being recognized "a tho most central. and
most conyeusens point for controlling the "holo
Church block. Tho aftcen.h annual statement
Of tho Company, isauod May !, 1875, shows that
tho ratio Of commissions paid to premiums Ee-
cerod was GIG, whiio tue rato Of Amount
p1omIums received was 5o.91. TIE TRIBUNE
wihhes to call the particular Atteution OF iuBur.
ance no!ictors to tho fact that tho ouethi1d loan
plan, aud tho libesal brokerage SLOWED BY this
tho Chicago onice af the Uomo for less money
i than at any other III the city and Nr. Kellogg
respectfully soicits agents throughout tue Wost
Wishing to obtain good ter1ltoIy With liberal
ho fools satisfied thxs be eau make arrangements
that viii bo satisfactory to sll parttoa-
TIE WARRINGTON.
Tho sixteenth Annual report Of tho Washing
ton Lfo.1nsurnncs Company Of New York, which
lies befnrs US, speaks we'll for III management
xAiol, laa aiuays boon thoroughly honorable
aud oonhiatent. 1ts assets are wisely iuTtBted
iu Government, Btate, and city stocks and bonds
and mortgages. Ita invested hterest-bearin9
assets materially exceed it, total liabilities No
manufacturing, bank. or railroad stocks Ara aver
offered - security to it, assured.
The Washington has large business tn our
Ssats and u dsservedy popular with its policy.
holders. Tbs peculiar fcature Of tho Waahlng-
ton, policies kopt In force bY diridonln (ou &C.
count OF which thousands OF doArn A&yo besa
paid to polioy-ho!ders whose polcies would hAto
iapaed Ia naoas other oompan.aaA In worthy OF In
veattxat!ou.
BUSINESS NOTICES.