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��Journal of American Folk-Lore.

��Members are requested to do what they can to increase the mem- bership roll, and advised to promote local organizations for such purpose.

The following is the substance of the Treasurer's Report : —

��RECEIPTS.

Balance on hand December 28, 1897 .... Sales of publications through Houghton, Mifflin & Co. Subscriptions to the Publication Fund

Annual dues received

Sales through Secretary

��DISBURSEMENTS.

Houghton, Mifflin & Co., for manufacturing Journal of Ameri- can Folk-Lore, four numbers

Houghton, Mifflin & Co., for manufacturing Memoirs (less cer- tain credits) ..........

Houghton, Mifflin & Co., mailing expenses to February, 1898 .

Paid to Charles L. Edwards, for stock and copyright in vol. iii. of the Memoirs

Salary of Clerk for the Permanent Secretary

Typewriting for vol. vi. of Memoirs .

Rebates to local branches ....

Expenses of Secretary, stamps, printing, etc.

Envelopes printed for Treasurer

Balance to new account, December 28, 1898

��$1268.35

438.04

350.00

1137.00

3.00

$3i9 6 -39

��$1118.75

261.45 110.17

175.00

150.00 20.00 S5-5o

73-79 24.00

$1988.64

1207.75

$3i9 6 -39

��Notes. The expense of manufacturing vol. vi. of Memoirs was $376.25. The publishers, in making a charge for such manufacturing, deducted the amount of sales of Memoirs from February 1 to August I, amounting to $114.80, which amount ought therefore to be added to the sales of publications as above given, in order to obtain the amount of the yearly sales.

According to a vote of the Council, an annual concession of fifty cents for each member is allowed to local societies having over twenty-five paying members.

The sum above mentioned, as paid to Charles L. Edwards, is a repayment of a like sum advanced by him, in order to secure the publication of vol. iii. of the Memoirs.

In the course of the meeting, the Permanent Secretary announ- cing that he had received no nominations, as provided for by the Rules, nominations of the Council were announced . —

President, Prof. Charles L. Edwards, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, O.

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