The evening world., 1890-01-25
THE WORLD. SATURDAY EVENING. JANUARY IS, 1871.

InlN hH~tclNtlnn pN tnttt ht=
countants, certifying that its ,bouSs were
correctly kept, Its assets correctly stated, its
Investments properly made, its death cla nlS
promptly pad IN MGi,tion :" u aooTe
ton have also made six separate eNorina-
tons. Or. one at the expiration OF caCil NOR
tuery call. and III each instance a simnior
Endorsement has been given certifying
that the books and accounts were correctly
kept. Investments wisely made and the death
GiIIanlI%ns sog TGmG ny no d nTid He H fn a.rra AZ Ss COME ne
pan, in tho world has ever unlimited its
books and accounts and all OF its trans1c-
tons to the inspection of 20 many insurance
commits ionCrs, hctiarics: e\lHrt accoNut-
ants. bunk examiners and AUDITOR, and 10
also nav he rs truly said that nu other lie
INSURANCE %conipnny, in the world has ever
received 50 many Endorsements alter eNari.
uRtlon as has been the case with tie Mutual
Re- ervu Fund Lie Assoc ntion. And It
also MAJ be truly said, ihet in no iaataucc
has All examination been made into the
affairs Of tuis Associations, but that after
the. completion OF said examination the A.
sociation was triuir pnartly .Niniicatud OF
cuit ted by its enemies. Murc than one hunt
Grod Eucli examinations have been mHIC,
aud moro tlan ore hUndrCl certificates Ot
inhorsenent are on file. gwen after the cone
plotion uf the examination Ivy the Examiners.
PROSPERITY ST uoar
As nm evidence OF the great popularity of
the Mutual licsCrNe Fund Life Association
~ and near its Own hrmc, where its officers
are. beat brown, where its transactions nrG
under the daily oDyCrNatior Of the EUsiEcS,
community. | min able Ia state that moro
ilan one bird of the entire burincrI IN
force upon our b~noks-mOrc than ono-thirl
city and state OF New York, i]crresuntim.
tho very best husincss men, bankers. mct-
chants and professional men Ot our coin
munity.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
Nearly two ycnra ago the officers of this
AHEnNfa Nsnn- IN RAINY n Nhp NuIintta street N ln Ya
issued by its enemies to the eject that II nd
not nv its death claims in iull. published to
the word End also III tho NssCsSincut notices
that went to each member 81 The Association
a notice offering $1,000 =, ward for the
name OF any honest death CHM which wa
due and which had not beer pad N tull, tic
fact to hc determined by any two bank rrot-
idcnts in New lork City. The fact of this
standing reward being made La been pub
lisllel all over tho world. yet mp TO the pres
eit time not one single demand has been
made upon the AsAocintio for this reward.
During the past twelve months the attacks
upon your officers, also agninat the Assoc.
and been more viruIent than III any henr
dnring. the previous eight years. IL will he
remembered that a systematic attack upon
this Associate and it's officers was rom
monccd by the old limo life competing sys-
tenn in 1881. Shorty thereafter all escaped
convict was employed aud paid so. 900 in
United states bonds ns conformation for at
tacking tie private characters OF the officers
Of our Assoc ation, aS wCN as for attacking
the Association and lin plan aud .sys-
tenn. Since that date every means Which
employed to iniure the business of this Assoc
citation. We have eviGonco where ~. 800
wae paid to mn employee OF this Association
as his price for iobbing the archives OF its
records. These mononniistic representatives
caused this theft to To committed, aud |
have since secured the return of y portion of
tho stolen records and al admission trnni
certain parties thereto, showing how tho
money was raised and how the robbery was
accomplished.
of forgery has been added to tlnt of rob
berry. and diaIolicRl conspiracios have been
uncnrtlicd M the part OF these liic-insnrancc
mouoI oli les. viii refrain from giving the
full details in this report. masmuch aS u tT!l
expose OF these. cnntpiracies. torceries and
thcfts has ALREADY been presented to Tie pub
lie as well M to our member.
IL is but Just 10 You to say that yoGrmGMRGc-
ment. while recognizing the Tact that thee
opponents Of this Company have many hun
maud. have decided To give them Int
tie in IL C, urtR of justice should they con-
tinue their diabolical plots to ininro and de-
sttoy the business of this Association With
this object i'll view. eminent cornsel.ors
have been employed, WHO have been ill.,
ttructed to prosecute these ~libeliers and
c1n:Si rat f]oi, oRd IN ,s,s 9fGmeci wbIeb | EGi ns
been adopted by tho Executive Committee
OF this Association:
~ THOUSAND COUNSEL FEES Of
FERED FOR CONVICTION OF MALIG%ERs on
LIBELLERs.
At a special meeting of the Executive Com
mittee OF the Mutual I~ie.erve Fund Life As
sociatior, held on Friday, Jan. II. 1890,
Director II. j. Reinmund offered the follow
ing resolution. which was unanimously
THAT tho President of this Association
be nutl oriZed TO oticr ~ goo - any lawyer,
councillor or sol Ncltor who shall secure the
conviction OF any person or persons Tor
hereafter maligning or libell!ng this ksso-
citation or any of its officers III the United
Stntes or any foreign county,
In accordance with the above resolution /
hereby authorize. any reputable lawyer,
counsellor or solicitor TO commence criminal
or evil proceedings without further orders
hGainst any one who shall hereafter maligm
or libel either this Association or its oiliccrf.
ard upon convection being securcd 81. 900
will be paid TO sail lawyer, counsellor or adj
vocate. and a proper retainer will be paid in
advance where evidence is furnished justify
the same.
INSURANCE COMMISSIONERS.
/ am pleased to inform you that this Asso-
has received tar and honorable
treatment from all Of the Insurance Com
mlsSioners in the, various states OF our
Union. many of whom, as has been preyi-
ously reported TO you. have personally en-
amined into the affairs OF this Association,
M!th, but ono single execution, viz. y.
W. Wilder. insurance Commissioner of the
state OF Kansas. And inasmnch NJ he II, and
has always been, the recognized representa-
tive Ot tho high-rate monopoly system OF
life insurance., otherwise known a. the level
system. IL in not surpTisinE that he
should rot only attach; this A-rOciatiOn, but
ns well hll other organizations that transact
business upon the natninl premium
or assc3smGnt system; ara his ATTACKS
arc not only made upon the, 41O as
sessment associations, fraternal and nom
soc .eties, but also upon tbs
Members Of the Legislature OF the state of
Kansas. notwithstanding the fact that these
uSEocintiOus are paying out each
year more than s3s, 600, o 10 the widows
aud orphans i'll death ciuims-a greater sum
than that paid IN death claims by all OF the
level : premium life = Insurance companies
combined, while these assessment COM
panies are collecting less than one-third of
thc rates charged by these ievcl-premInm
companies for each $1,000 INSURANCE ca
posed. And yet, No withstandlnG tie fact
that twO-ti;ir,is at the business OF all the
level premium companies IL traIsScted by
three mOnatrous litl- inEurance in~onupOlies,
Mr.. Wider has seen proper tn rspOnse the
cause OF those life insurance mOnOpOlies,
IL il lint fair that the political party which
appointed hin to this important office
should be held responsible for his continu-
anee in Office. Already the fraternal EOcie-
ties In National Congress assembled. repre-
a membership OF more than
!, 500, OOO voters, have etitiuned His EX-
Lyman u. HUM hTey for the re-
moYAl Of this monOpOliBtic representative.
and il is TO be hoped that all of the ASSESS
ment associations throughout our country,
repreSeutIug u membership of 800 zoe