Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-24
INFoK MArI0N IN
II EGARU TO yHF LEADING LIFE
INsnkANtE COMPANr or THG
WORLD.

THE MUTUAL LIFE Insurance COMPANY
or hkW YORK, nov ia the thirty fourth year Il
IFS existence, lie pre- eminent among the IIfefu-ur-
anoe companies 81 the world. its available cssh
sources being now sisafy vliAioHS Of d6,t7,s,
Some idea OF the magnitude and progress Of tbs
mammoth com pany map be obtained when We state
that its Accommodations are greater than the com
bined assets of any Other two life companies on the
Ills Splendid institution was orssDizsd April ~
~, and eommenoed IL uing pocie. on the fst dsy
iZens OF New York each took ~ its policies O.
ne nSlegs q he e-mPany The sdmirs6le system
sdd Which hss slwsys continued together " IN the
part q It's ofcsrs aud trustees, has enabled Il 10
steadily Pre- and ssin favor with the public I'M
I'll in REQUIRES it stands today practically without
bssis that
re the element with which 90 prosecute life iusur-
ance-colleot premiums in cash. and nay losses in
money. lite premiums being payable in cash en-
ables il 20 pay lie dividends in cash, and it, mA,ur
snsbe shape The mG1us Ie f hss never ~ fHs ssns
dollar IN the way q Dote in the psy o. premium
ent vast accumulation there e 20 be found no Per
sonai security, note or other collateral but al Is
available each assets.
Referring 70
THE LAST ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF the Company, We ind that IN The year ISIS the
premium receipts alone aggregated $3.50 SO a. 10
which we add the income from interest snd rents Of
year of So 400 eos IS Mben We loon 10 IRE az.
oursements OF the year ind that there AZ pail
out for death claims. mstu, ed endoxmeute an ar
nuites a44l0 SIS s. AID for dis idencs SURRENDERED
making total q payments O. plicy holders uriaf
the year Of Sl2.674 ,sSs 81.
The foregoing figures READ more like q report
from the nited States Treas than lrauCe
corporation, and show that ibis Imperial Com any
may well claim 20 be the leading life insurance com
As its business is conducted
oS THE Mutual PLAN PURELY,
all surplus and above the amount reauired for
carr ing the risk each year is returned 10 the pol
icy holder in proportion 20 hIs contribution Owing
20 its vast transactions the Company has reduced
the annual en- pe1sss to the minimum, the percent
age for l65 being only l-l0 per cent. Its large
membership also gives IL the very best average Of
humsn life, thereby reducing the death Losses 10 the
lowest stteinable point Thus by light expense
ratio and low mortality eX oersence, the Mutual
the insured at the yery lowest cost.
The ''Old NJ utuAl"
SINCE ITS ORGANIZATION
has received in premiums Slsl4ls ,ls2 09, and has
paid out in claiDs by death, mstured endOwmenfs
and dividends Ss7 s7 coo 81 and il now has on hand
well invested for members over ESQ 900 OOol OF
theee assets the Company be d on March A. IN bond
and MORTGAGE, Ss9I2l ass p 81 cured property
having the following valuation; Value OF land,
sursnce collateral, 3 81 ,G 2o6; making total Sc
ccrfty OF SOS O94o6. And these results do appear
TO us 20 demonstrate good management.
b. LEWIS BLACKBOARD, Of the weIl-known
hrm of HANSON BLACKBOARD, SIG 9TH street,
has been the general agent for this District for the
past eight years, aud will take pleasure In giving
Information and reoeiv1ng applications. msr1l6t