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MUSIO HALL TRUSTEES.Annual Meeting and Election of Officers—In-teresting Financial Reports, c.The stockholders of the Cincinnati Music Hall Association held their thirteenth annual meeting yesterday, at the Board of Trade rooms. This was also the meeting of the Trustees of the Springer Endowment Fund. Robert Mitchell presided, and Herman Goepper, W. W. Taylor. T. D. Lincoln and Henry Urner were present.The Secretary’s report was submitted, showing receipts: Balance cash on hand May 1, 1888, $4,588 29. Rentals—Centennial Exposition,£5,000; May f estival Association, 81.180; B. P. O. Elks, $150; Medical Association of Ohio,$000; L. Bailen-*erg. Sunday concerts. #550; miscellaneous rentals, S465; rentals north wing, $550; rentals south wing, $410; rentals Dexter Halt $140; rentals organ, $275; total rentals, $0,320. Various tenants for gas, $308 10; sale of old material, $10; interest on bonds, account of permanent investment fund, $1,168; dividends on railroad stock, #5,250. Total, $20,604 45.Expenditures—Salaries regular employes,$2,298 72; extra labor, 8282 01: care of organ ($800), change of organ pitch (#2,500), #2,800; insurance on buildings, $158 84; gas, $428 00; water rent, $165 05; fuel, $526 08; stationery, Ac., $40 50; telephone rent, street sprinkling and miscellaneous expenses, $882 98; repair and additions to buildings and furniture, $815 64; refuuder of rent, $25; six bonds, seven-thirty (city) and interest, $8,026 20; total, $15,889 01; balance cash May 1, 1889, $4,805 44; total, $20,694 45.A«sots--Cash, $4,805 44; twenty-two 7 8-10city bonds, £22,000 ; 750 shares P., Ft, W. A C. Railroad, $75,000; total, $101,805 44.The Finance Committee made a report of the Springer fund, showing a very flattering increase over last year:Receipts—Cash on hand May 1, 1888, $706 10; dividends on $75,000 P., Ft. W. A 0. R. R., guaranteed seven-per-cent, stock, $5,250; interest on $16,000, 7 3-10 city bonds of 1902, $1,095; amount advanced by Music Hall administration in part purchase of bonds, $3,750; total, $10,891 10.Expenditures—Paid Cincinnati Music Hall Association for two seven-thirty bonds, $690; H. B. MoreUead for six above bonds, witn Interest, $8,026 20; cash on hand May 1, 1889| $174 90; total, $10,891 10.Assets—Seven hundred and fifty shares P., Ft. W. C. R. R., $75,000; twenty-two Cincinnati bonds of 1902 (net cost $29,408 85), $22,000; cash, 8174 90; total, #97,174 90.The net income for the ensuing year derived from this fund will be $7,856, no portion of which can be used for the expenses of the Music Hall, unless the yearly rentals prove less than the current expenditures.President Mitchell stated that there was a vacancy in the Board of Trustees, caused by the expiration of the term of Herman Goepper, and he called for a nomination to fill the vacancy.Mr. Urner nominated Mr. Goepper to succeed himself, and there being no further nominations, on motion, the nomination was closed, and Mr. Goepper was duly elected xo fill the office for seven years.The following are the gentlemen composing the Trustees of the Music Hall Association: H. C. Urner, term expires May, 1890; A. T. Gos-horn, term expires May, 1891; Rob’t Mitchell, term expires May, 1892; Stewart Shillito, term expires May, 1893; W. W. Taylor, term expires May, 1894; T. D. Lincoln, .term expires May, 1895; Herman Goepper, term expires May, 1896.After the adjournment of the stockholders a meeting of the Trustees was held and the following officers for the ensuing year were duly elected: President, Rob’t Mitchell; Treasurer, H. C. Urner; Secretary, J. F. Blackburn; Executive Committee, A. T. Goshorn, Herman Goepper, Stewart Shillito; Finance Committee (Springer fund): Rob’t Mitchell, President; H. C. Urner, Treasurer; A. T. Goshorn, Chairman Executive Committee.
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Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Cincinnati, Ohio, US
Tue, May 07, 1889
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