1895.] 
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Annual Report. 
The lists of Special Honorary Members, Corresponding Members, 
and Associate Members, continue unaltered from last year, there having 
been no casualties. Their numbers stand at 5, 6, and 10, respectively. 
During the year two Members, Mr. B. D. Maclagan and Sur¬ 
geon-Captain W. Vost, compounded for their future subscriptions; 
but as two Life-Members, General R. Maclagan and the Hon’ble 
Ayodhyanatha Pandit died, the total number of Life-Members remains 
the same as it was at the close of 1893. 
Indian Museum. 
No Presentations were made over to the Indian Museum. 
The Trustees on behalf of the Society were :— 
Dr. A. F. R. Hoernle. 
A. Pedler, Bsq, 
Dr. D. D. Cunniugham. 
C. Little, Esq. 
Dr, Mahendralal Sarkar. 
Finance. 
The Accounts of the Society are shown in Statement No. 1, in the 
Appendix, under the usual heads. 
Statement No. 8 contains the Balance Sheet of the Society and of 
different funds administered through it. 
The Budget Estimate for 1894 was taken at the following figures :— 
Receipts, Rs. 17,576-0-0; Expenditure, Rs. 16,993-0-0. 
The actual results were found to be Receipts, Rs. 17,442-12-0; 
Expenditure, Rs. 17,875-14-4. 
The Receipts thus show a decrease of Rs. 133-4-0, while the Ex¬ 
penditure shows an increase of Rs. 882-14-4 on the Budget Estimate. 
The increase in Receipts is under the heads of “ Interest on Invest¬ 
ments” and “ Rent of Rooms.” “Interest on Investments” was esti¬ 
mated at Rs. 5,456 ; the actuals have been Rs. 6,307-10-6. The increase 
of Rs. 851-10-6 has arisen from the transfer of the Government Pro¬ 
missory Notes, from the 4 per cent, to the 3J per cent, loan, the Govern¬ 
ment having paid in advance the excess interest of ^ per cent. Owing 
to the payment in this year of two months’ rent due last year by the 
Photographic Society of India, “Rent of Rooms” shows an increase of 
Rs. 120. 
The loss of Members during the past year being somewhat larger 
than usual, the receipts from “ Subscriptions” are below the estimated 
amount by Rs. 431-14-0. Messrs. Kegan Paul, Trench, Triibner & Co. 
not having submitted their accounts, there appears a reduction of 
