PRIVATE ACTS. 1385

fiscal year 1909, and the like sum of ten thousand dollars for
maintenance, together with the further sum of five thousand
dollars for buildings for the fiscal year 1910.

100. To the Western Maryland College, the sum of twenty-
five thousand dollars for buildings for the fiscal year 1909, and
the like sum of twenty-five thousand dollars for buildings for
the fiscal year 1910.

101. To the University of Maryland, the sum of twenty-five
thousand dollars for buildings for the fiscal year 1909, and the
like sum of twenty-five thousand dollars for buildings for the
fiscal year 1910.

102. To the Peninsula General Hospital, the sum of seven
thousand five hundred dollars for buildings for the fiscal year

1909. and the like sum of seven thousand five hundred dollars
for buildings for the fiscal year 1910.

103. To the Franklin Square Hospital, the sum of ten thou-
sand dollars for buildings for the fiscal year 1909, and the like
sum of ten thousand dollars for buildings for the fiscal year

1910.

104. To the Baltimore Medical College, the sum of twelve
thousand five hundred dollars for buildings for the fiscal year
1909, and the like sum of twelve thousand five hundred dollars
for buildings for the fiscal year 1910.

105. To the Home of the Aged at Salisbury, the sum of three
thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars for buildings for the
fiscal year 1909, and the like sum of three thousand seven hun-
dred and fifty dollars for buildings for the fiscal year 1910.

106. To St. John's College, the sum of ten thousand dollars
for new buildings for the fiscal year 1909.

107. To St. Anthony's Orphan Asylum, the sum of one thou-
sand dollars for the fiscal year 1909, and the like sum of one
thousand dollars for the fiscal year 1910.

108. To the board of trustees of the Fifth Regiment Armory,
the sum of four thousand dollars for the fiscal year 1909, and
the like sum of four thousand dollars for the fiscal year 1910,
said appropriations being for the necessary current expenses in
the care of the Fifth Regiment Armory.

109. To the St. Mary's Industrial School, the sum of twelve
thousand five hundred dollars for new buildings for the fiscal
year 1909, and the like sum of twelve thousand five hundred
dollars for new buildings for the fiscal year 1910.

110. To the Board of County Commissioners of Montgomery
county, the sum of six thousand dollars, to be used by them in
macadamizing that section of the Maryland-Virginia road