TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT 45 
SUGMeCmMGCeNNUING, . eae el ee ee ee 258.54 
CadwaladerwAnimal Mund: 2 26..8 se n 1,500.00 
AtatnG alle ray. vi ind: ..c es ee ee eee ee. ia 8,003.21 
eropicalwkhesearch Mund: 2202) ee etal a 1,465.63 
National Collection of Heads & Horns ............... CEST 
VWitldeiiite Mundt. 25. cee tse ti. Dee eee a 869.01 
POM CARON: ESIC Pie se eee a ee 1,075.40 
Heads & Horns Building Fund eee 13,983.62 
RnersantvAviabye PUNO see ee 141.338 
Me oeary. Uni Gapeeey en Ee a ee 437.80 
COU sy Gere es eet aa ee Ly 8 oa Re eee aR $57,968.79 
Carnegie Pension Fund Income Account: 
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company..............$ 3,137.27 
Corn Exchange Bank (Bronx) ........4-° 274.69 
$ 3,411.96 
The Executive Committee desire to express its appreciation 
of the satisfactory manner in which the Assistant Treasurer, 
The Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company, and the Bursar, Mr. R. L. 
Cerero, have performed their duties. 
INCOME ACCOUNT. 
As usual the general income of the Society, which includes 
the income from the Endowment Fund, was insufficient to meet 
the current expenses of 1917, although these were reduced to 
the lowest possible point consistent with the actual work of the 
Society ; and we were obliged again to use a portion of the cash 
balance on hand at the beginning of the year. This account con- 
tinues to suffer from its obligation to contribute annually to the 
Carnegie Pension Fund. This year the amount due was $3,665. 
The Committee are only too glad to provide in this way for the 
safety of their employees, but the drain on their resources is 
nevertheless very great. This account is the one which occa- 
sions the most anxiety to your Committee, and nothing short of 
a considerable increase in membership, or in the Endowment 
Fund, will be of substantial assistance to this fund. 
As a result of these burdens on the Society’s resources the 
balance on hand at the close of the year was only $10,954.74, a 
sum even smaller than the balance of the previous year. 
