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This page is primarily a financial report and advertisements, not political satire or cartoons. The left column contains the "Forty-Fifth Annual Report of the New-York Life Insurance Co." dated January 1, 1890, with detailed financial statements and asset information. The right side features advertisements for Brewster & Co. (carriage manufacturer on Broadway), and Joseph Burnett & Co.'s perfume products, particularly "Burnett's Wood Violet." The perfume ad includes a small decorative bottle illustration but no political content. There are no political cartoons, caricatures, or satirical commentary visible on this page. It's a business and commercial document typical of 1890s publications.
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LIFE FORTY-FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT ais TOWN AND COUNTRY NEW-YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. Office: Nos. 346 & 348 Broadway, New York. CARRIAGES. JANUARY 1, 1890. Every variety popular 7 and useful for seaside Amount of Net Assets, January 1,18 2... 1. 7 ee , $984.39] and inland resorts and REVENUE ACCOUNT. Presi deferred premiuisa, January 1,188” | Oe a acgnize for Park driving. 3.438.734 Interest and rents, etc. 5,028,930. x8 Less Interest accrued January 1, 1889 wo 451,60$.24—_ 4.577.345. 14—_ 29.16 3.266.24 eee! Unequaled for beauty DISBURSEMENT ACCOUNT. Losses by death, and Endowments matured and discounted (including reversionary' addi- of form and perfection tions to same). $6,252.095.50 Dividends (including mortuary-dividends), annuities, and purchased insurances $1869,026.16 Total Paid policy-holders . « Sravt2tytar rd 4 * ‘Taxes tart re teeuteoeen asenray of finish. Commissions (including advanced and commuted commissions), “brokerages, agency ex: ses, physicians’ fees, etc eyesésa Ofice Red law expenses, resishy salaries, adverting, printing, ete. | 1 f _SS5ésS— 6020] All parts entering into ASSETS. $r0t 007,323.48 Cash o0 deposit, on band, and in transit. ‘ $s.9178y772 details of construction United States Bonds and other bonds and stocks (market value, $60,438,461!) - 36,412,103.4¢ Real Estate. 13.242,871.87 Bonds and Mortgages, first lien 00 real estate (buildings thereon insured for $14,400,000 manufactured on the ‘and the policies assigned to the Company as additional collateral security) Le 98,806,$12.50 Temporary Loans (market value of securities beld as collateral. $4,671,863). « 3,769 200.00 : Loans on existing policies (the Reserve on these policies, incloded fa Liabilities, amounts premises to over $2,000,000). : 367,396.39 . *Quarterly and semi-annual premiums on existing policies, due subsequent to Jan. 1, 1,635,665.37 #Premiams oa existing policies in course of transmission and collection. (The Reserve ont these policies, included in Liabilities, is estimated at $1,700,000). 1,104.253.02 Agency balances . P 9,299.54 ; Market value of securities over cost value on Company’ books” 4,026,278.50 *A detailed scheduli y naual report filed with the Insurance Department of the S York. TOTAL ASSETS, January 1 eos 8 € ¥ & & Bhs BRA Nl ye “hi Leresiess,toos APPROPRIATED AS FOLLOW: Approved losses in course of payment. $440.517 97 BROADWAY, 47th to 48th ST., WN. Y. Reported losses awaiting proof, &¢ 375.308. Matured endowments, due and unpaid (claims not presented) 40,592.49 Annuities due and unpaid (claims not presented? 3 29,982.33 Reserved for re-insarance on existing policies (Acttiaries’ tabie 4 per cent, interest) + 88,904.185.00 Reserved for contingent liabilities to Tontine Dividend Fund, January 1) 1889, over and above a4 per cent. Reserve on existing Policies ol that ‘class + $6.423,777-13 a Addition to the Fund during 188) : a 4 300,540.03 DEDUCT— Fra. Returned to Tontine poticy-bolders during the year on matured Tontines, Balance of Tontine Fund January 1, +890 > 26705,053-11 Reserved for premiums paid in adv 47.046.73 $97.6535. 777.68 Divisible Surplus (Company's new Standard) “2 2 4 8 RET Vi OLE i $105,053, 600.98 bi ———— Surplus by the New York State Standard (including the Tontine Fund). . . . 1 5605,000,00 i . . From the undivided surplus, as above, the Roard of Trustees have declared a Reversionary dividend to participating = This exquisite perfume is policies in proportion to their contribution to surplus, available on settlement of next annual premium, made from the true violets and the low price of this article RETURNS TO NEW POLICIES f i POLICY-HOLDERS, INSURANCE IN FORCE. ASSETS. ISSUED. & makes Weekes bo tose 1887. $9,535,210. fis 11888 Sas8.p354538. + + $83,079.85 1887. 8.22 who: tove| the Mower. sano 1 ' ao.t,4 + + 439-886,505. . 93,480,1 1 . +334. 2 3889 an. 11890 | 495,601,970. 890 | | 10§,0$3.600. 2589. oes a Perfume of Garden Hellotrope. Number of policies issued during the year, 39.499. New Insurance, §151,119.088. Bi Perfume of Southern Jasmine. Total number of policies in force January t, 1899, 150,381. Amount at Risk, $495.601,970. Perfume of English Sweet-Briar. FOR SALE AT RETAIL AT FOLLOWING PRICES TRUSTEES: Small Size, Gold Plated Sprinkler Top, 35 Four Ounce Bottle, Glass Stopper, 35 WILLIAM H. APPLETON, ALEX. STUDWELL, JOHN N. STEARNS, Fight °° is 2 s $125 WILLIAM H. BEERS, WALTER H. LEWIS, WM. L. STRONG, a ey WILLIAM A BOOTH, EDWARD MARTIN, W. FP. BUCKLEY, For sale generally in New York City, Chicago, HENRY BOWERS, RICHARD MUSER, HENRY TUCK, Louis, Boston, and all LARGE CITIES AND TOWS JOHN CLAFLIN, ¢. C. BALDWIN, A. H. WELCH, by dealers in fine perfamery. If your druggist docs ROBERT B. COLLINS, ¥. N. GIBBS, L. L. WHITE. not keep It,eend 12 cents and we will send a goo! H.C, MORTIMER, sized sample of any of the above perfumes by mail, WILLIAM H. BEERS, President, securely packed, postpaid, to any addrese THEODORE M. BANTA, Cashier. HENRY TUCK, Vice-President, A, HUNTINGTON, M. D., Medical Director. ARCHIBALD H. WELCH, 24 Vice-President. JOSEPH BURNETT & CO., RUFUS W. WEEKS, Actuary. 27 CENTRAL STREET, BOSTON. (OF BROOME ST.), comicbooks.com