THE
NEW YORK
Life lilsuraXice
C O .'I P A X Y.
Accumulated Capital, over 80.000.000
Divisible Surplus, June 1, ’66, $1,642,425.50.
During the twenty-three years of its exist
ence this Company has issued policies upon
the lives of more than
Fifty Thousand Persons,
And has paid in losses $5,000,000 to the fami
lies and representatives of those who have
deceased while members of the Company.
The Progress of the Company for the past
four years will be seen in the follow’!ng state
ment:
Increase of assets
Assets. over previous year.
1804 - - 83.658.755.55 - - 81.005.217.03
1865-- 1.881.010.70 - - 1.223.161.15
1860-- 0.727.810.05 - - 1.8 15.800.05
1807-- 8,771,320.01-- 2.010.500.30
Total increase SO, 120788.00
This increase of over Six Million Dollars
in the Assets during the past four years lias
been attained, notwithstanding flint nearly
Two Million Dollars for losses, and over One
Million Dollars for Dividends, have been ac
tually paid out during that period.
Special eare in t lie selection of its risks,
strict economy, and a safe and judicious in
vestment of its funds, emphatically charac
terize its management.
Policies are issued in all the forms which
experience has indicated as favorable to the
assured,and can be made payableat a speci
fied time during the lifetime of the assured,
or at death. Premiums may be paid annu
ally, semi-annually or quarterly.
Ten-Year Noii-Forfeiture Plan.
