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as they may deem necessary to transact the business of the said
corporation, and may designate their duties.
Perry v. House of Refuge, 64 Md. 20.

1888, art. 27, sec. 360. 1860, art. 78, sec. 10. 1830, ch. 64. sec. 10.

518. They shall make a report to the general assembly at
each regular session thereof, of the number of minors received
by them into the house of refuge, the disposition which shall
be made of such minors, by instructing or employing them
therein, or by binding them out as apprentices; the receipts and
expenditures of said managers, and generally, all such facts
and particulars as may tend to exhibit the effects, whether
beneficial or otherwise, of said association.

Ibid. sec. 361. 1860, art. 78, sec. 11. 1830, ch. 64, sec. 3.

519. The treasurer, before he shall enter upon the duties
of his office, shall give bond in the penal sum of five thousand
dollars for the faithful discharge of the duties of his office.

Ibid, sec 362. 1860, art 78, sec. 12. 1830, ch 64, sec. 5.

520. The board of managers shall provide a suitable build-
ing in the city or county of Baltimore, and establish such
regulations respecting the religious and moral education, train-
ing, employment, discipline and safe keeping of its inmates, as
may be deemed expedient and proper.

Ibid. sec. 363. 1860, art. 78, sec. 13. 1830, ch. 64, sec. 11.

521. The ground and the buildings which may be erected
thereon for said house of refuge shall be free of tax.

Ibid. sec. 364. 1860, art. 78, sec. 14. 1853, eh. 32.

522. No public streets, lanes, alleys, roads, railroads or
canals of any kind shall be opened through the lands, or any
part of the lands of the house of refuge, where the same are
exclusively used or appropriated for the purposes of its incor-
poration, except with the consent of the board of managers.

Ibid. sec. 365. 1860, art. 27, sec 15. 1849 ch. 374, sec. 1. 1872, ch. 218.

523. The board of managers shall have power in their
discretion to take into said house all such white male children
as shall be taken up and committed as street beggars or
vagrants, or shall be convicted of criminal offenses, or as