JAS. BLACK GROOME, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 847

specters of Steam Boilers in the City of Baltimore,
fifteen hundred dollars each, three thousand dollars,
as per act of eighteen hundred and seventy-four,
chapter one hundred and fifty-three.
SCHOOLS.
For the several counties of this State and to Balti-	Free school
more city, to be apportioned as the Legislature may	fund.
direct, five hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars',
or whatever sum may be paid into the Treasury on
account of the levy of public school tax, and for the
free school fund, including the bonus from bank
dividends, from stock standing to the credit of
the free school fund, and so much of the revenue
from the Washington branch of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad as has been substituted for the surplus
revenue; to the several counties and Baltimore
city, for the education of colored children, to be ap-
portioned by the Comptroller in proportion to the
number of colored inhabitants in each county and
Baltimore city, between the ages of six and twenty-
one years, one hundred thousand dollars; provided,
that this amount of one hundred thousand dollars
includes the fifty thousand dollars appropriated by the Senate for the purpose, if said Senate bill
becomes a law ; for donations to colleges, academies
and schools, as per acts and resolutions heretofore
passed, thirty-six thousand dollars; provided, that
none of the appropriations to colleges, academies, and schools shall be paid to any such institutions unless
said institutions shall have made a full report, as re-
quired by sectionfour of article eighty-four of theCode of Public General Laws; to the Deaf and Dumb Asy-	For other institutions
lum at Frederick, for the education of the deaf and
dumb, thirty thousand dollars; to the Maryland Insti-
tute for the Promotion of the Mechanic Arts, three
thousand dollars, as provided by act of eighteen hun-
dred and sixty-eight, chapter one hundred and ninety-
eight; to the colored Normal school, two thousand
dollars, to be paid out of the colored school fund;
for the Maryland Agricultural College, six thousand
dollars; St. Mary's Industrial School, four thous-
and dollars ; Aged Women's Home, fifteen hundred
dollars; Union Protestant Infirmary, fifteen hundred
dollars; Home of the Friendless, two thousand dol-
lars ; Manual Labor School, fifteen hundred dollars ;