The sun., 1890-01-23

IL based upon our expenses for Issa which signify
IN Of e they being then "a Ss per o. 600 At risk
Our death rate during the past year ives 10 sash
$1,000 At risk Dec 81 about % less than the average
mortality OF the oldne combine during issS and eur
expenses during the past but f3ss Per $1,000
M risk At the close Of the year. while the average en-
pense ratio of tho combine for 1898 was sa9+
HENRY J. RBIHNUND Comptroller.
DR.. J. W. Bowdsn serves the Mutual Reserve Funa
faithfully aud well in the medical dirsctorship He
presented n report which showed that the year 1889
closed with policy sos42 since which time I2oIs Applt
cations have been approved representing SsAsfSsTA
which, added to the business already in force repre-,
sents Insurance of over Sisi oo0oOo remarkable
showing for association which has ast completed is
nine years of eHistenco
In addition tho above selected risks there are on lS
in the medical department I4o4 applications received
during the past year. which, upon careful investigates.
found to be undesirable and were re-
jscted, representing ss74S2a2 In addition 70 these
reflections many applications received which
returned to the agents having been presented through
misunderstandinEs their part the applicants being
above the limited age acceptable to this association.
W. II. Hayward Of London read n report which
showed that the association Ia going ahead" In Great
Britain The opposition encountered there great
but one Sanderer had boen erectuAly slencsd, .
British court having given small damages TO the Mutual
Reserve in the action brought against him. and
PEELED him to pay 5000 costs. Dr. s. II. Tying sent .
cheering report Paris OF the increasing popularity
Of the association France vicePresident Bloss
ported splendid progress the part Of the agency
oorpa
An A0ep Cnr " ha aaId nj nrodu 0vaP
10000 600 of business in twelve months is army
of workers of which officers your association are
Justly proud"
There much encouragement also in the report oe
Dr. 8. A. Robinson, Chairman Of the Finance Commit
tee.
Cen Isaac II. Shields Of Philadelphia offered rosolu-
tons audatory Of the work Of the ocers Of the
caton and expressing satisfaction of the members
at the splendid condition of its anairA They
Enthusiastically carried Tho thanks of the association
were also formally extended to Mr. Hayward of Londoa
and DR.. Tying of Paris
Tho Of the reserve. emergency fund.- Of the
association on Dec 81 lsss - 3o4 5oas5 well In.
vested
At meeting Of the Directors held subsequently, the
following officers elected for the ensuing year:
E. B. HARPER, President
o. D. BALDWIN, vice.President
N W. BLoss Second Vice President
H. j. REINMUND. Comptroller and Treasurer
F. T. BRAMAN. Secretary.
J. NJ. STEVENSON and B. W. T. AMsDEE Assistant
Secretaries
DR.. J. W. BowDES. Medical Director.
DR.. S. A ROBINSON, Chairman Finance oolinaitteo
Dr. c. r. BIssELL Chairman Death Claim Depart
ment
s W. wRAY and JOHN J. ACKER, Auditors
Z. B. HARPER, N. W. BLoss. and Il. J. RRINMUND,
Executive Committee.
wARRING KENNEDY. WILLIAM WILSON. HER.
MAN A. NIEHoFF. HENRY L. LAME, JOSEPH A.
HARDWOOD. ISAAC H. SHIELDS WILLIAM a. HAY4
WARD, DE. STEPHEN II. TYING. d. NJ CALDWELL.
and K. D. JONES, Council oficers-
B. @. BLOss, Inspector of Agencies
JOHN MULLIGAN. Supervisor OF Death Claims.
@. R. NcCHBsNEY. Inspector of Death ClaimL
II. W. HATCH, Superintendent of Agencies
Sir W. GRUGER HUNTER, Chief Medical Dlrecto1oQ
Great Britain.
Docteur JULES RocuARp Chief Medical pirsets1
of France.
GEORGE H. MERCER, Second Auditor.