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From. Date. Time. Interest. I'ar Value 



Mary S. Orange, Dec. 22, 1880, 3 yrs., 6 '/^ 2,<xx) 00 



John A. Bigelow, Aug. 31, 1889, 2 yrs., 6 'v 1,000 00 



Joseph M. Story Nov. 30, 1889, 3 yrs., 6 '/, 1,000 00 



Margaret A. Shields, Dec. 3, 1889, 3 yrs., 6 y, 4,000 00 



Henrj- Snow, Dec. 12, 1891, 3 yrs., 6 fj, 2,000 00 



Alvin Knop, Jan. 18, 1892, 4 yrs., 6 </r 6.000 00 



Hester V. Froorae et al, Mar. 16, 1892, 5 yrs., 6 'I, 3,000 00 



Harry Falquet June 14, 1892, 3 yrs., 6 </i 2,100 00 



Hester V. Froome, additional, . . Sept. 16, 1892, 4^yrs.,6 '/, 500 00 



John S. Dempsey, Mar. i, 1893, 2 yrs., 6 </ 2,000 00 



Total INIortgages $37,100 00 



BONDS AND NOTES. 



Cincinnati Southern 7-30 bonds, $2,000 00 



One Cincinnati deficiency bond (1901), 4 '/; 50000 



One Cincinnati deficiency bond (1905). 4 '/o 100 00 



One Procter & Gamble gold bond at io8>^, ($1,095.85) .... 1,000 00 

 Eight shares ($50 each) Cincinnati St. R. R., at 106^ ($427.00) 400 00 



Total bonds, $4,000 00 



RECAPITUL.^TION. 



Real estate mortgages, $37,100 00 



Bonds and notes, . ^ 4,000 00 



Total, $41,100 00 



Since the la.st annual report of the Trustees, the loans to 

 Anthony Costello and Richard Oliver have been paid, and also 

 the loan to Aaron A. Ferris. The amounts received from 

 these loans have all been re-invested in mortgages, or bonds, 

 shown by the foregoing report. It will be observed that the 

 par value only is given of the securities held by the Trustees. 

 All of the bonds held by the Trustees represent a premium, 

 and are readily salable in the market for at least the premium 

 paid. The funds have all been invested, and the Trustees, in 

 order to make a purchase in a round sum of the last securities 

 purchased, obtained from the Treasurer of the Society an 

 advance in the sum of twenty-two dollars and eighty-five 

 cents ($22.85). This la.st named sum was used in the purchase 

 of the eight (S) shares of the Street Railway stock. The 

 Trustees thought best to invest in the bonds and stock, for 

 the reason that it is now very difficult to obtain satisfactory 



