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INVESTED FUNDS OF THE MUSEUM. 
IN THE HANDS OF THE TREASURER OF HARVARD COLLEGE, SEPT. 1. 1887. 
Stumeiscclooper Munda We Maite: eek et 2 5 dyeeo sat loa rare iar) ite 9! 4.) Ss), BLO0,000.00 
Gaye Knipe mrcine ratte, a Mise wert eee ae MT ell ie Cele a ee 50,000.00 
Noassiz Memoriges Unde aes | 2) heed dees easiest, volte 1 + lek eo  AOT Gaol 
eachets ancl: le upils MMe Wey 4 faba olen fed ae rel Nore ort ow yok se fe 7,594.01 
PERMATICM GeHIWIG prem ase ty te sab een ne reread Se ae i cou eine uth ge thd BAT A694 
EMreraa ote Min tena Maer oe ta ee ECE Ie? gait he sab nw 7,740.66 
$580,737.11 
The payments on account of the Museum are made by the Bursar of Harvard 
College, on vouchers approved by the Curator. The accounts are annually ex- 
amined by a committee of the Museum Faculty. The only funds the income of 
which is restricted, the Gray and the Humboldt Funds, are annually charged in 
an analysis of the accounts with vouchers to the payment of which the income is 
applicable. 
The income of the Gray Fund can be applied to the purchase and maintenance of 
collections, but not for salaries. 
The income of the Humboldt Fund can be applied for the benefit of one or more 
students of Natural History, either at the Museum, the Newport Marine Laboratory, 
or the United States Fish Commission Station at Wood’s Holl. 
Applications for the two Tables reserved for advanced students at the Newport 
Marine Laboratory, and for the Table at the Wood’s Holl Station, should be made 
to the Curator of the Museum before the Ist of May. Applicants should state their 
qualifications, and indicate the course of study they intend to pursue. 
