96 ANNUAL. REPORT SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, 193 2 



LIABILITIES 



Freer bequest, capital accounts: 



Court and grounds fund $580, 016. 22 



Court and grounds maintenance fund 145, 171. 79 



Curator fund 589, 763. 31 



Residuary estate fund 3, 858, 208. 44 



$5, 173, 159. 76 



CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 



Arthur, James, fund 50, 699. 31 



Bacon fund 63, 512. 52 



Baird fund 9, 959. 05 



Barstow, Frederic D., fund 964. 27 



Canfield collection fund 48, 488. 51 



Casey, Thomas Lincoln, fund 9, 797. 14 



Chamberlain fund 35, 698. 68 



Hodgkins fund, specific 100, 000. 00 



Hughes, Bruce, fund 19, 205. 63 



Myerfund 22,907. 94 



Pell fund 3,060. 69 



Poo re fund 62, 842. 1 7 



Reid fund 25, 478. 94 



Roebliug collection fund 152, 987. 77 



Rollins, Miriam and William, fund 53, 787. 00 



Smithsonian unrestricted fund 1, 039, 351. 68 



Springer fund 13, 835. 00 



Walcott research fund 12, 450. 72 



Younger fund 49, 812. 50 



Zerbee, Frances Brinckle, fund 964. 84 



CURRENT ACCOUNTS 



Freer bequest 66, 306. 11 



Springer fund 5, 265. 41 



Younger fund 217. 50 



Miscellaneous accounts held by the Institution for the most 



part for specific use 233, 241. 25 



Total 7, 253, 994. 39 



During the year, the Institution received as gifts a total of approxi- 

 mately $135,000, which included donations for specific uses not to 

 be invested, for increase of endowments for specific purposes, and a 

 bequest of $100,000 for the increase of the general endowment fund. 



All payments are made by check, signed by the Secretary of the 

 Institution, on the Treasurer of the United States, and all revenues 

 are deposited to the credit of the same account. In many instances 

 deposits are placed in bank for convenience of collection and later 

 are withdrawn in round amounts and deposited in the Treasury. 



The practice of investing temporarily idle funds in time deposits 

 has proven satisfactory. During the year the interest derived from 

 this source has resulted in a total of $5,364.02. 



The foregoing report relates onl}^ to the private funds of the Smith- 

 sonian Institution. The following is a statement of the congressional 



