Bow & Bridge Violin and bow makers, as the old books printed them

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Newark City Directory 1886-87, 1886

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1EQUITABLE
2LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
3120 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
5HENRY B. HYDE, PRESIDENT.
7ASSETS, January 1, 1886, $66,553,387.50
8LIABILITIES, 4 per cent. Valuation, $52,691,148.37
9SURPLUS, $13,862,239.13
10(SURPLUS on N. Y. Standard, 4 1/2 per cent. Interest, $17,495,329.40.)
12Surplus over Liabilities, larger than that of any other life assurance society.
14NEW ASSURANCE in 1885, $96,011,378.00
15OUTSTANDING ASSURANCE, $357,338,246.00
17Assurance written by the Society during the twenty-six years and a half of its history, $105,000,000 more than any other company has written during the same period.
19Paid Policyholders since Organization, $88,211,175.63
21The Society issues a plain and simple contract of assurance, free from burdensome and technical conditions, and INCONTESTABLE after three years. Policies payable IMMEDIATELY upon receipt of satisfactory proofs of death.
23The Non-Forfeiting Semi-Tontine policy devised and introduced by the Equitable, is the most liberal and profitable form of policy extant.
25EDWARD E. SILL.
26General Manager for State of New Jersey.
28N. A. HAYES, CASHIER.
30OFFICE, COR. BROAD & MECHANIC STS., NEWARK, N. J.

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