Word: trusts
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...shall be found that the income has exceeded the necessary disbursements of the society by a sum greater than the usual reserve or contingent fund, then such balance shall immediately be paid over by the treasurer of the society to the corporation, to be held by them in trust and suitably invested. The income from such investments shall, by vote of the directors, be devoted to the purchase and free distribution among such members of the society as apply for such aid, of text-books, furniture, or fuel. The treasurer shall keep a special record of all such balances, payments...
...late breakfast hour. As yet there is no improvement. It is certainly disagreeable to have scrubbing and dusting going on while one is endeavoring to enjoy a morning meal; this could be excused, while there is no pardon for the singing of plantation choruses and anti-slavery orations. We trust that the gentlemen in charge will attend to the matter, and ask the waiters to check their flow of spirits until after ten o'clock...
...doubtless too late for the authorities to do anything in the matter this year, but we trust that some measure will be taken next fall to remedy this plan, which is so productive of evil and displeasure to students certainly, and we fear to instructor...
...that he had no such purpose, but as this was his first interview, and as all the other newspapers had asked the same question, he thought it was only the correct thing. This pacified the poet, and he said that AEstheticism is the cultivation of the AEsthetic, adding, "I trust this is clear...
...assured by Mr. Balch that the price of board will probably be much less this term than the previous one, while the quality of the board will remain the same. We sincerely trust that there is no truth in the report that a large number of students intend leaving the association on account of this unpleasant affair; but if any have such thoughts we hope they will consider the matter carefully before making a decision...