Vice-President John L. Kendig, Albany. Secretary and Treasurer-James T. Howes, Utica. Executive Committee-W. P. Lamb, Rochester, chairman; C. H. Hibbs, New York; F. C. Sturdevant Utica W. S. Dewey and H. F. Atwood, Rochester; Charles F. Hawkins, Goshen, N. Y., and W. J. Mackay, Niagara Falls. SUN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA, organized at Louisville, Ky., July 1, with $100,000 capital, for the transaction of industrial insurance. President-Albert S. Willis. Vice-President and Manager-M. W. Adams. Secretary-George H. Lake. Directors-Hon. Albert S. Willis, M. W. Adams, John B. McFerran, John Lyons, H. V. Sanders, W. H. Thomas, Charles Gheens, Thos. H. Sherley and A. G. Munn. THE MUTUAL FIRE UNDERWRITERS ASSOCIATION of Ontario elected the following officers at its meeting in June: President-John Beatty Fergus, re-elected. Vice-President-R. J.Doyle. Secretary-Hugh Black. Executive Committee-D. C. McDonald, London; C. Packart, Stratford; C. Davidson, Guelph; W. Turnbull, Brantford; J. J. Hobson, Guelph township. Next meeting to be held at London, June, 1891. UNDERWRITERS ASSOCIATION of New York State. President-Jno. L. Kendig. VicePresidents-T. E. Gallagher, C. L. Hedge. Treasurer-L. S. Morgan. Secretary-W. J. Frederick. Executive Committee-J. M. Carothers, chairman; I. H. Lindsley, C. H. Hollister, A. W. Selkirk, J. J. Babcock. NOTES OF COMPANIES. THE HOMESTEAD BUILDING AND LOAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of Indianapolis, Ind., has gone out of business. The Bankers Life Insurance COMPANY of Lincoln, Neb., reorganized 1890. N. S. Harwood, president, and W. A. Lindley, secretary. MANCHESTER CITY INSURANCE COMPANY, Manchester, N. H., reinsured in Etna of Hartford. MINNESOTA ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY, St. Paul, Minn., organized 1890. Charles Shandrew, president; George E. Schnabel, secretary and manager. COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Washington, D. C., incorporated June, 1890. Capital, $100,000. PIONEER INSURANCE COMPANY, of Illinois, organized 1890. Capital, $150,000; reserve guaranty fund, $50,000. Benjamin F. McNeill, president; H. W. Huttig, vice-president; Isaac E. Adams, treasurer; E. T. Marshall, secretary. LUMBERMENS AND MANUFACTURERS MUTUAL, Eau Claire, Wis., reinsured in Mutual Fire Association, same city, June, 1890. FARMERS AND MERCHANTS, Denver, Col., retired from business May, 1890. MERCHANTS MUTUAL, New Orleans, La. Jules Montreuil elected secretary. The following changes were announced in the officers of the St. Paul Title Insurance Company: Maurice Auerbach succeeds Frederick Driscoll, Sr., as president, Mr. Driscoll becoming first vice-president; C. M. Taylor was appointed secretary and treasurer. THE MUTUAL FIRE OF TACOMA, organized September, 1889, consolidated with the Cascade Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Seattle, June, 1890. MISCELLANEOUS CORRECTIONS. Rhode Island.-Elisha Bucklin reappointed State Auditor and Insurance Commissioner, vice William C. Townsend. Kentucky.-License fee for industrial life agents reduced from $10 to $2 a year. Henry B. Stokes was elected president of the Manhattan Life Insurance Company June 10 to fill the vacancy caused by the death of James M. McLean ; J. L. Halsey, vice-president; H. Y. Wemple, second vice-president; assistant secretary Frazee promoted to be secretary. In the table "Tabulated Results of American Life Companies," pages 354-5, there is a typographical error in the premium receipts of the Equitable Life Society. The total premiums should be $232,416,334. The total income is correctly printed in the table, as is also the aggregate of premiums of all companies. INCORPORATED 1835. General Agency LUTHER G. PITMAN, Manager, The United States Life Insurance Company, IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK, 15 STATE STREET, O. H. & W. A. BUCKLEY, Provident Savings Life, 78 DEVONSHIRE STREET, BOSTON, MASS. Agents Wanted in New England. S. M. DAVIS, Metropolitan Manager, New England Mutual Life Insurance Co. The Fidelity Mutual Life Associa'n OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. KENNY & RATCLIFFE, General Agents, 208 Broadway, cor. Fulton Street, OF PHILADELPHIA, PA. 13 PARK ROW, After eight years' extensive use the GRINNELL is known and acknowledged to be the only absolutely water-tight and reliable sprinkler. The latter Company also equips buildings with the well-known Watkins' Automatic Fire Alarm "-now used in New York, Boston and Philadelphia for the detection of fires. This system already protects about Eight Hundred Millions of Mercantile Property, and is approved by the Board of Fire Underwriters in these cities, who allow large rebates in the cost of insurance to those who use this protection. Dwelling House Insurance Company CHAS. K. NICHOLS, Pres't. HENRY F. PERKINS, Sec'y. This Company Insures only Dwelling-house Property and Household Furniture against Loss or Damage by Fire or Lightning. Capital... Assets, January 1, 1890... Liabilities, including Capital.. Net Surplus.... Surplus to Policyholders. Augustus Flagg. $300,000.00 587,758.72 550,339.17 37,419.55 337,419.55 John D. W. Joy. Thos. P. Beal. James D. K. Willis. THE LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, Premiums. Assets, 1st January, 1890.. CHARLES M. FRY, GOOLD H. REDMOND.. GUSTAV AMSINCK.. GEORGE MOSLE, CHARLES D. DICKEY, Jr.,. GEORGE H. MARKS, Manager, $1,661,054 748,647 $912,407 President Bank of New York. No. 6 Washington Square, North. No. 148 Pearl Street. Mosle Bros., 52 Exchange Place. Brown Bros. & Co. 69 Wall Street, New York. |