The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-22
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ABOUT TALES FINANCES.
NEARLY HALT 4 MILLION IN-
 GREASE REPORTED

By Treasurer Tyler During the Five
 Years of His Stewardship of the
 Funds of the University-His Firth
 and Final Report as Treasurer.
 Professor Morris F. Tyler, treasurer of Yale, submitted his annual report to the university corporation yester- day. As he took office with the begin ming of the administration of President Hadley in 1899, it is his fifth, and as he resigned last June, it is his last report. He will formally retire from office next month. -,
 Professor Tylers report covers the university's finances for a period ex- tending to August l, 1904. Professor Tyler states in summarizing, the re- port.
 The funds of the university in my care have been increased by the sum .of S445,67S.1S. Of this amount st79, ,995. made up by the bequests of the late Hon. Lafayette s. Foster and the late Edward ". southworth, esq, were re- ported in the increase of last year, though it was said at the time, they were not upon the accounts of the cor poration as they appeared in the re- port. As a consequence, the actual in- crease this year. over what was re- ported last year, is $265, 6S3.1S. The gifts to income during the year have amounted to $20,OS3.34."
 Yale alumni fund, $26, ,504; Mrs. Thon- as G. Bennett. $2O,OOO; the Williams Chinese fund, $5,GOO: President Arthur T. Hadley, S1,OO0; the William s. Eakin memorial fund, $500; and anonymous gift, $5,00O; gift of Carrierre & Hast ings, $1,OOO; Farnam fund, SEAS; March publication fund, s1,470; bi-centennial medals, $6OS.
 funds: Barge professorship fund, $75,- 900; Barge scholarship fund, 5000; A. D. Stanley memorial fund, $10,0O0; Wa. ter J. Austrian scholarship fund, $6,000; Marshall scholarship fund, S400; Lamp son fund, $1,7O2; c. F. Dudley loan fund, S1,OO0; Rolin U. Tyler, $100; Lea venworth fund, $3l1; Howard fund, $277; Elliott, $271.
 Sheffield Scientific school funds Page fund, $1O6. ...
 Theological funds-lTimothy Dwight fund, $2,5O0.
 Law school fundLafayette S. Fos- ter fund, $60,OO0. ..
 Library yfund-Southworth fund, $124,- 1855; Ross fund, $40,50O; German semin- ary fund, $3;30E,
 Art school funds-Alice Kimball Eng fish fund, gift of Henry F. English, S2000; forest school fund, gift of James w. Pinchot, $5O,OO0.
 Among the gifts of income for the year are: -...
 University department--Yale Alumni association, $12,500 Mrs. E. E. Sails bury, $12,o0O; Professor Irving Fisher, S95e.
 Observatory department - Professor W. l.. Elkin, $500.
 Academic department-Professor Irv- ing Fisher, $500; Professor E. w. Scripture, $500; ex-President Dwight, $250; Phelps association, $120.
 Theological department-Mr Thom- as G. Bennett, $2OO; Hale donation, s141.
 Music department-Prof. H. B. Jep- son, $415 (from recitals); George E. Dimock, $4OO; Professor H. W. Parker, $15G.
 Forest schoolr-Mrs. Thomas G. Ben nett, $500; J. W. Pinchot, $10OO; Pro- lessor J. W. Tourney, $2S7.
 A summary to the additions to fnuds follows:
 University funds .............. .$63, 1922 Library funds 166, ,935.S4 Academical funds ..............10 100, 952.0S Sheffield Scientific school funds 106.57 Theological funds .............. 2,566.46 Law school funds ............... 60,004.0l Art school funds .............. 100000 Forest school funds ..........,. 50,000.00
 $445, ,67S.1S
 Summary of additions to income: University department ........$l4, 4,6S0.00 Observatory department ....." 500.00 Library department ........... 5S.00 Aeademical department ....... 1,49O.0O Sheffield Scientific school ...." 20.00 Theological department ,".,,. B41.60