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to about $300.00, and is clue to the fact that in the previous 

 year a large amount of back dues was collected. 



The Treasurer has, by order of the Executive Board, paid 

 nine of the six per cent bonds issued'by resolution of February 

 17, 1 89 1, leaving yet outstanding three of this series, and 

 eighteen of the five per cent series, or twenty-one hundred 

 dollars ($2,100) in all. The interest charges on these notes 

 amounts to $108.00 a year. 



The vouchers, orders and bills for items of expenditure will 

 be presented to the Auditing Committee, together with a list 

 of the same. 



The interest on the endowment funds has been in most 

 cases promptly paid. 



All of which is respectfully submitted, 



Davis L. JamEvS, 



Cincinnati, April 5, 1892. Treasurer. 



The undersigned committee, appointed to audit the report 

 of the Treasurer, beg leave to report that it has carefully 

 examined the bills and vouchers submitted by the Treasurer 

 with his report, and find that the same are in all respects 

 correct. Respectfully submitted, 



T. B. Collier, 

 T. H. Kelley, 

 Cincinnati, April 20, 1892. Auditing Committee. 



TRUSTEES REPORT. 



To THE Board of Directors of the Cincinnati Soci- 

 ety OF Natural History: 



Gentlemen — The undersigned Trustees of the Society beg 

 leave to submit their annual report, showing the funds of the 

 Society invested as follows : 



MORTGAGES ON REAL ESTATE. 



FKOiM. Date. Time. Interest. Par Value 



Martin Byrnes, .... April 12, 1S87, i year, 6 per cent, $4,cxjo 00 



W. S. Baker, .'..... May 9, 1888, 3 years, 7 " 1,500 00 



Caroline Blymj'er et al, Nov. 23, 18S7, 2 " 6)^ " 8,coo 00 



Anthony Costello, . . . Sept. 19, 1887, 3 " 6 " 1,000 00 



