Word: statements
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...looks now as if Harvard were, after all, going to get something out of the Fayerweather will case. At the court on Wednesday the three executors drew up a statement in which they relinquished all their claims as residuary legatees. As this claim amounted to somewhere between $1,000,000 and $1,500,000, their action is of considerable importance to those to whom the money will now go. The executors state that they give the property in trust to various colleges mentioned in Mr. Fayerweather's will. Harvard was not mentioned in the will, but in this apportionment...
...statement in yesterday's CRIMSON that tumbling would be omitted from the second winter meeting is erroneous. It is understood that tumbling will be included at both meetings...
...report begins with a statement of the '93 freshman teams. Of the '93 foot ball team, the receipts came mostly from subscriptions; $623 was subscribed, while the games only brought $160. With the nine, on the contrary, the amount of the gate money was $512, and only $348 had to be raised by subscription. Both teams were allowed to retain $50; beyond this the eleven handed over $5.10 to the graduate treasurer, and the nine $14.59. The eleven's expenses amounted to $727, the larger items being $342 for games, $136 for training table, and $168 for outfits. The expenses...
...treasurer of the college in his annual report has a statement of all the gifts received by the University during the past year. It may be well to draw attention to some of these gifts as showing the interest that outsiders take in the college, and also the departments which received the greater shares of this thoughtful aid. What is perhaps the most important of all to notice is the way in which these funds are presented. The tendency to present money to the college for immediate use is rapidly increasing; and the total amount thus presented for the past...
Many interesting statistics may be gleaned from the statement, recently published, for the year ending July 31, 1890. The rate of income on investments, as compared with that of 1888-89, shows a loss of seventeen one hundredths of one per cent. This is due chiefly to permanent causes, such as the falling off in the general rate of interest. the total income for the year has been $851,080.84, excluding $162,225.49 received in sundry gifts for immediate use. The funds available for use during the year have thus been altogether $1,013,306.33. The total expenses were...