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MUSIC HALL ASSOCIATION.Annual Meeting of the Stockholdere Yeeter-day Morning.Reports Submitted end Vacanclea in Shareholders and Trustees Filled— The Latter Organise.The ■toclcholders of the Cincinnati Music Hall met at 11 a.k. yesterday, pursuant to the requirements of t£e constitution.On motion of Mr. Shllllto, General A. T. Goe-born was oalled to the chair, and J. F. Blackburn was made Secretary pro tem.The Trustees transmitted the annual reports of the Financial Committee—Messrs. A. T. Gos-horn and H. O. Urner—of the Treasurer. Mr. H. C. timer—apd of the Secretary, J. F. Blackburn. As the reports all agree, tha report of the Secretary Is below submitted:RECEIPTS.Balance of cash on band May 1,1889—... W.8G5 ^ Rentals of main hall—'atlonal and local Turners’ As-soclatlons.............. — $580 00Politick! conventions and massmeetings.................-.................- 4/5 0°Musical purposes—Bkllenberg’sooncerts................................... * j*Other concert®............ -..........•••Fair of Ohio Women * Hospital.. 160 00 Lductional and social purposes Slo UU Religious uses, varioas denomi-HaLlOni . *e«eea WAl i.cel laneous rentals..— — 825 00— 2,670 00Rentals of north wing—School of Tech oology...................81.200 00Enterprise Lumber ( omptny— 1,000 00— 2,209 00 Rentals of south wing-Prof. DeUlsbert’s riding school... 8600 00Miscellaneous rentals.—............. 137 00— '87 00Rentals of bexter Hall...............—........- 175 0URentals of organ -..........:.................- lt;WVarious tenants for gas consumed .........670 69Refunder of insurance from tenants ......81Tenant* for damages 10 furniture ...lt; 80Proceeds of sale of two 7 3-10 per cent.city of Cincinnati bonds at 133%.........- 2,672 50166 days’Interest on same........................ 62 00Interest ou Investments in Cincinnati7 3-10 per cent, bonds.............................. 1,/15 50Dividends on 750 shares of P., Ft, W. C.R. K. stock (R. R. .Springer’s bequest).. 6,260 00Bale of 855 of Delaware Insurance Co. scrip of 1883, with accruing interest ......66 00Total receipts ..........................821,294 74EXPENDITURES.Salaries of regular employes.................... 83,494 08Extra labor...............-........................-.....Care of orgau............................................Insurance on Buildings...........................- 3,584 09.................„........... ...... 622 14Water rent, including organ motors ......17J 30Fuel.......................... ^7 02Stationery, printing and postage ....../» 25Miscellaneous expenses—Telephone rent............................8100 00Btreet sprinkling ......... 100 00Other Items...........-............... 268 57— 468 o/Repairs aud additions—To roofs, plumbing, gus fixtures, steam beating, pavemeuts, stone work,painting,c............ — 484 97Paid for seven (7) 7 3-1J per cent.City of Cincinnati bonds of1902...............................«.............$9,350 00And accrued interest ou same... 129 60— 9,479 60Total............................ ”§19,812 38Balance of cash ou hand April 30, 1890... 1.982 36Total....................-................... 821,294 74ASSETS.Cash........................................................... 81,982 36fceveu hundred and ffty shares of Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago guaranteed stock (Springer ben uest) par 75,000 00Twenty-seven (27) city of Cincinnati 7 3-10 bonds (cost 836,190 65) par............. 27,000 00Total assets net....................................$103,982 36On motion of Mr. tShlllito, the severaJ reports were received and approved, and the Secretary was instructed to have printed *250 copies of same for distribution to Ihe stockholders and others to whom it may be of Interest.Mr. B. C. Urner, on behalf of the Trustees, reported that seven vacancies had occurred by death during the past year in the list or shareholders. and which had been filled by the Trustees. as follows:Vice A. H. Bugher, deceased—Wm. Worthington.Vice John Church, deceased—M. E. Ingalls.N ice Thos. Gilpin, deceased—Thos. C. Gilpin.Vice Geo. W. McAlpin, deceased—Far! W. Bllnison.Vice Theo. Stanwood, deceased—James B. Stan-wood.Vice T. D. Lincoln, deceased—J. Ledyard Lincoln.Vice Nicholas Long worth, deceased—Nicholas Lnngworth.The report was received.Mr. Uruer submitted the following memorial Upon the death of Mr. Lincoln, which was ordered spread ou the records, and that a copy be sent to his family:“Mr. T. b. Lincoln died April 1, 1890.“Mr. Lincoln had served as a member of the Board of Trustees of this association from its organization In 1876 until the time of bis death, baring that period he had great interest iu the affairs of the association, and by bis attention to its busiuess, and the intelligence with which he advised und guided his associates iu the Board In all matters involving questions of law, he rendered valuable service to them and to the association.“Mr. Lincoln occupied so large a place In theImbllc aud private life of the city that his death ia» been the occasion of much deserved eulogy, aud of many expressions of the sense of loss sustained by the community through his death., Agreeing entirely with such expressions, appreciating fully the high character of the dead, and bearing earnest testimony to his constant faithfulness lu the discharge of all duties committed to his charge, mis association adopts aud places upon Its record this brief memorial to bis worth.”Chairman lt;.oshorn stated that two vacancies existed in the Board of Trustees which must he filled at this meeting. Pursuant to the rules the Trustees had temporarily tilled the vacancy of Mr. T. b. Lincoln by the electtou of wm. ■Worthington, and It now’ ..devolved upon the stock holders to elect a Trustee for the balance of the term of Mr. Lincoln, and also to elect a successor to H. C. Urner. whose terra has expired.Mr. Shillito nominated for the full term of ^eveu years Mr. 11. C. Urner, aud for the term explringiu 189d.Mr. Wm. Worthington.N’o further nom inations being made, on motion the rules were suspended,aud Mr. Wm. Gibson was instructed to cast the ballot of the Association for the gentlemen named, which having been done, they wfre declared duly elected for ••he terms designated.subsequent to tha adjournment of the stockholders the Trustees met and organized for the current year by the election of the following officers: Robert Mitchell, President; Henry C. Urner, Treasurer; J. F. Blackburn, Secretary.
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Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Cincinnati, Ohio, US
Tue, May 06, 1890
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