The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 5

THE SUX. BALTIMORE. TUESDAY MORXIXG, MAY 19, 1908, 5 DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS. DRY GCODS.

DRY GOODS. PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS. PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS. PTJBLIC LOCAL LAWS. We Trim Hats FREE.

PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS. at the time such is made, and ths teacher so retired, provided he or she shall entitled to the advtr.taces of this Act under 102B or 102F hereof, shall receive for life ths salary provided for bv Section 102O. Every teacher who is such at the time of the passage of thia Act. for the purposes of retirement under thi3 section or the next suceeetlir.g stction. after service of twenty years as a member of the teaching force rf Baltimore citv.

shad be entitled to full credit for his cr her years of service as a publiu school teacher elsewhere. 1321. The Board cf School Commissioners sr.a:l retire from regular duty, upon Lis or 1T own application, any taclT has been Ruch frr a period of tuentv years at the time such apparition is made, and who is di-sabied or WB GIVE GOLDEN STAMPS SPECIAL NOTICE: We Will Discontinue Giving Golden Trading Stamps After June 23 Hence it Kill be necessary to fill your book "between now and above date if you tcish to redeem same for $3 worth of merchandise at our store. The People's Store. Items for Today! $3.95 and $4.95 For rimmed Hats Worth $60 Sounds as if exaggerated, but it's not; the Talues are just as stated above, in gome instances even greater.

Come and inspect the greatest hat values ever shown in Baltimore. These are not old, shopworn or sample hats, but new, stylish hats such, as you would be proud to own. IMPORTED FLOWERS, including Roses, Bluets, Geraniums, Chrysanthemums. Lilies, Violets, Crushed Roses, Forget-Me-Nots. Apple Blossoms, Lilies of the alley, Daisies.

Poppies. Foliages of all kinds, etc; worth up to 35c. Spray at Mattings and Portieres Underpriced. 25c Heavy CHINA MATTING 3, jc in neat patterns 35c. and 40c JAPANESE MATTINGS, in carpet and inlaid designs; all colors 18c Crows-stripe Summer POR-q TIE RES; all colors; $1.50 value.

Pair yl- Worth' While Grocery Bargains ALL KINDS OF FRESH VEGETABLES. PEAS, STRING BEANS or r-, BAKED BEANS, per i)W rt GOLDEN STAMPS FREE to in-J trodnce the best FLOUR in the United States our XXXX Brand highest oualitv warranted, thriven vuui each 6mall Back at U-bbl. Befit Family FLOUR for $2.59 40c. can Asparagus, special 25c. 30c.

can Shad or Herring Roe 1 9c. Choice Salt Mackerel, each 3c. 35e. lb. print Unexcelled Table 27c Bushel Penna.

White Potatoes 79c 500 GOLDEN STAMPS FREE! With a $7 barrel of our tr Best Patent Flour. Special ITf GOLDEN STAMPS FREE with each and every 25c. purchase of the fol lowing items 3 (12c.) pkgs. Goodman's Mat-zoths Lb. of our popular prize COFFEE 35c can Cal.

Dessert 3 cans Early June Peas 4 cans Scotch Soaked Peas 4 lbs. Boneless Codfish 5 pkgs. Shredded Codfish 2 (18c.) cans Pineapple Chunks. 3 cans Best Mixed Vegetables. 3-lb.

Stone Crock Purest Apple Butter 3 (10c.) bottles CATSUP Lb. can 40c Best Black Pepper 9 1ba new larirf! Cal. Primes CHOICE. 5c AND SO STAMPS FREE. 4 cans Cal.

Lima Beans BALTIMORE. Special Waists, Values to $2, Choice 1 Special Under-Price Wash Goods and Domestic Specials. 12s. Plain Mercerized Batiste 4c. 8c.

and 10c Dress Ginghams 43ij. pj. 10a and 12c Fancy Lawns 5c 15c. F. C.

and Red Seal Gingrams, 15c and 19c. Fine Organdies J)c A 19c. Irish Tan Dress Linen. 12(5. 25e.

Irish Colored Dress Linens loft Men's Famous 50c "Otis" Underwear. I) Long and Short Sleeves and Drawers. 2 500 dozen Famous Otis Brand Fine 50c -1 Quality Balbriggan Shirt3 and Drawers; -1 made from fine Combed Cotton and finished in the usual superior manner of this famous brand; best 60c kind. )Qn 4 Special 0L. rj Women's "Otis" Pure Lisle Thread Fine RIBBED VESTS; full silk taped neck 3 and arms; genuine Swiss finish; seconds of the best 25c.

kind. 3 for 50c. 1 7 Each Hardwood Window Screens and Doors. Made of the best Quality seasoned lumber and non-rust wire. 18x33 at 24x33 at 28x37 at 28x41 at 30x37 at 10c.

2c 35a 30c. 30c. $1.50 to $2.50 Shoes, Oxford Ties, 1.00 In the lot you can find all sizes and latest Spring styles. Women Patent Leather Shoes 1 and Oxfords Women's Vici Kid Shoes and Oxfords Women's Box Calf Lace Shoes Women's New Tan Vici Kid Oxfords Women's Hand-Sewed Juliets and House Shoes CHOICE. $1.09 Women's Hand-Sewed White Canvas Stirring Specials in Housefurnishings.

56.50 (10 gallon) Japanned ICE-WATER COOLER. Very $2.98 special today $2.00 Weiskittel's 2-Burner. Cleanable and Blue Flame GAS STOVES. QQ $2.00 Blizzard ICE-CREAM b1 FREEZER. Very Special tpX.J $2.00 DOUBLE SHEET IRON OVENS, with shelves, 99c.

50c. Extra Heavy TIN WASH OO, BOILER Single-Burner Blue Flame GAS STOVE 5c. 35c. Four -String PARLOR 1 Kn BROOM, very special 10 (Sc.) Rolls of Toilet Paper fori ioC BRAGER OF 724 MISCELLANEOUS. Food for Body, 8 I royal Cloth, dainty they're still Plaid $2 bernheimer bros.

big home stores A City in Itself. FAYETTE THROUGH TO LEXINGTON. PEERLESS Paper Patterns, he, 10c, 15c. MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS Solicited and Promptly Filled, Except for Goods on Time Sales. If it's advertised elsewhere it's cheaper here, and ichen our wagon stops at your door the goods it leaves are paid for.

MME. ZARRA The World's Greatest Living TPALMIST Is here to counsel, console andcomfort you; she is here to give you the benefit of the intuition icith which Sature has endowed her, to tell you of your condition present, of your condition future, to lay your whole life out on the palm of your hand. One Palm Readina, 15c. Come see her. First Floor.

Lexington Street. Theatre 5c, 2 Stamps Free 1. Jack Stockton, Monologist, 2. Estelle Hart, The Sweet Singer. 3.

Sneppard and Ward, Song and Dance Artists. 4. A. L. Dawson, The Character Man.

Admission. 5c. First Show at 12 o'dock. 2 Stamps Free We make our own Candy. We repair Shoes.

We have a Nursery. We have a Photo Gallery. We have our own Bakery. We make our own Sausage. We manufacture our Ice-Cream.

If oil have any butter, eggs, calves or potatoes mat you bring to tne city or want to snip we win five you the full market prioo without taking any iscount or commission off. If you have any canned oods, preserves, milch cows, steers or hay to sell et us hear from you. Restaurant Bill of Fare Chicken or Cream or Tomato Soup. Fried Spring Chicken, Or Roast Beef, with Brown Gravy. Boiled New Potatoes.

Stewed Tomatoes. Lima Beans, Ice Tea or Coffee, with Cream. Bread, Biscuits or Rolls, with Creamery Butter, Cottage Pudding, with Lemon Sauce. All for 21c. 2 Stamps Free Ice-Cream and Goldenrod Cake, 5c.

Kone purer or better made, yet 2 stamps free with each plate. Bakery4 Stamps Free First Floors Lexington and Fayette Sts. Our own baked Bread, any kind, 5e. leaf, and our own baked Butter-Crust Pies, the 10c. size, for 7MsC.

each. With each loaf of Bread sold 4 Stamps free, and with each Pie 4 Stamps free. Try our Bread and Pies. Ginger Pound Cake, Each. Our Own Candies 5 Stamps Free First and Fourth Floors Fayette Street.

2 ounces Wrapped Chocolate Caramels, 2 ounces Molasses Taffy and 2 ounces Maple Chxlate Creams, all for and besides 5 8 Stamps free. OUR OWN STAMPS As Solid as a Rock Instead of One All Day When collecting Bernheimer's own stamps you run no risk of being told that you will have to fill your books at short notice or else they will be useless. If you were to get as old as Methuselah and you had one of Bernheimer's stamp books, your book would be redeemed by Bernheimers' heirs, in case Bernheimer would not be here himself to redeem them. We own our own stamp department. We've got no company to dictate terms to us.

Bernheimer is controlled by Bernheimer, and when Bernheimer makes a promise, he will live up to his promise. That's the reason why Bernheimer has a greater following than any other store in the city. That's why people know when Bernheimer says it, it's so. Were we to tell you that we would stand behind our stamps and then come out with an advertisement that you had to fill your books within a month would you think of us? Would you believe us again if we deceived you once? Never in the history of Bernheimer's career have we practiced deception. That's why the peoplex believe jin Bernheimer.

That's Avhy Bernheimer's stamps are as solid as a rock. That's why Bernheimer's stamp is the stamp of quality and that's why we advise you to save our stamps. Today we shall give instead of one all day in all departments, notwithstanding the fact that every- tnme we sell is cheaDer here than pIsr where, whether advertised or not. We were asked bv our customers to in crease the amount of stamps usually given and save this increase in the size of our advertisements. We find they like it; hence more stamps and less ad Do your shopping today.

BERNHEIMER. GROCERIES Basement Fayette Street. All Kinds of Fresh Fish, Fruits and Vegetables lO Babbitt's Best Soap, 3 bars for 10c. 1 0 Cincinnati Oleine Soap, 3 bars for 10c lO Best Laundry 8tarch, 3 lbs. for 10c.

17 Fresh Carroll County Eggs, 17c. dozen. 39 Frederick County Table Butter, 19c. lb. 15 Full Cream Cheese, 15c lb.

25 10 lbs. Snow-White Floifr, 25c. 8 Walter Baker's Cocoa, 8c. can. 15 Walter Baker's Chocolate, 15c.

cake. lO Grape-Nut (Brain Food), 10c. package. lO '4 lb. He-No Tea, 10c.

25 Quaker Wheat Berries, 4 packages, 25c J.1 1,000 lbs. Roasted Coffee, 11c. lb. Large 3-lb. can Baked Beans, 6c.

3 Fat Salt Mackerel, 3c. each. 4 Sweet California Prunes, 4c. lb. 4 Soda Crackers or Snaps, 4c.

lb. 5 Glass jar Golden Syrup, 8c. 4 Rumford's Baking Powder, 4c. box. 5 Large bottle Root Beer, Sc.

MEATS Basement Fayette Street. Pot Roast, 6c. Fresh Shoulders, 8e. Stewing Beef, 4 c. Corned Beef, 6 Pigs' Feet, 20c.

doz. Cooked Beef Tongue, 25c. lb. Pork, 12c. Picnic Hams, 8c.

BERNHEIMER FAYETTE THROUGH TO LEXINGTON. STEAMSHIP LINES. AUSTRO-AMERICAN LINE. MEDITERRANEAN. ADRIATIC.

FROM NEW YORK TO NAPLES AND TRIESTE LAURA (new twin-screw) May 20 ALICE (new twin-screw) June 3 MARTHA WASHINGTON (new twin-screw) IT ARGENTINE (new twin-screw) June 24 Reasonable Rates. For passage apply to PHELPS BROS. General Agents, 2 Washington New York city, or T. H. DIENER 217 E.

Baltimore St. MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS. CO. STEAMSHIP LINES. FREIGHT AND PASSENGER.

FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST, Every Tues. and at 6 P. M. FOR PROVIDENCE AND THE EAST. Every Fri.

and at 6 P. M. FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND NORf6lK, Dailv, except at 6 M. Freight Received Daily Until 5 P. M.

for Steamer Pailkig That Day. FOR SAVANNAH AND THE SOUTH. Everv Tuesday and Friday, at 6 P. M. rf R.

McNEILL. Pier foot Gay street. OFFICE. GERMAN AND LIGHT STS. PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURS.

Arthur W. Robson, BiumVo: NEW YORK AND BALTIMORETRANSPORTA-TION LINE. First-Class Freight Steamersfrom and to New York. Freight received and delivered at Company' wharf, Hughes and Henry eta. Careful handling of freight, prompt dispatch.

LOWER RATES THAN BY RAIL are the inducements offered shippers by this line. Through rates to points in ivew lorK ana rsew ST jHijliP IV ORTH GERMAN IN LLOYD A EXCURSION June 27 to July From Bremen -o For TO -Vv Rates A X. and Particu- OELRICHS rAl Broadway, New York. fcJ.VVy" any local agent. By S.

S. "Grosser Kurfuerst" THE STORE OF VALUES. NATHAN AN 9-11-15 West Lexington Street. GOLD CHECK TRADING STAMPS FREE with a purchase of $1 or more; also regular Stamps to the full amount of your purchase. ONLY WITH COUPON.

Sun, May 19. WHOLESALERS' AND MANUFACTURERS' EMERGENCY SALE $12.50 Silk Jumper Suits, $8.75. 50 Silk Jumper Suits, made of Silk Chiffon Taffeta Silk in plain colors and pin stripes on white grounds, also two-toned stripes. Colors are Copenhagen, Tan, Navy, Brown and Full pleated Skirts, with broad fold at bottom of Skirt. The Jumper is trimmed with same silk material, some with contrasting colors.

The value ia positively $12.50. Wholesalers' and manufacturers' emergency price $8.75 29c. All-Silk Ribbons, 19c, 10c. yard for 5 and 6 inch. Pure Silk Messalinea, Satin Taffeta and heavy Taffeta in White, Pink, Light Blue, Cardinal, Nile, Violet, Maize, Brown, Navy, Reseda, Leather, Copenhagen and White; excellent Ribbon for Millinery and Sashes; regular 29c.

value. Special 1 9c. $2.98 Heatherbloom Petticoats, $1.98 Black Petticoats of genuine Heatherbloom, with a very deep flounce; tucked and shirred; all lengths and extra sizes; $2.98 values. 'Wholesalers' and manufacturers' emergency price. 91.98 $1 Shirtwaists, 79c.

Fine India Linon Shirtwaists that fasten front and back; some with allover embroidered fronts; others lace trimmed; long and short sleeves; $1 values. Wholesalers' and manufacturers' emergency price 79c 75c. Foulards, 58c. Printed Satin Foulards, in the latest patterns of the season; in stripes, dots and figures; newest and prettiest shades in Copenhagen, Reseda, Navy, Browns, Tan and Black and White; 24 inches wide; all pure silk; 75c. values.

Wholesalers' and manufacturers' emergency price 58c. NATHAN GUTMAN 11-15 W. LEXINGTON ST. STEAMSHIP LINES. HAMBURG-AMERICAN.

London Paris Hamburg. Kaiserin (new) 21 Deiitschland. May 23 Pretoria May 23 Waldersee May 30 Gibraltar-Naples Genoa. Moltke June 2 Hamburg Aug. 27 Batavia Aug.

20 Moltke Sept. 13 SUMMER VOYAGES WONDERLANDS OF THE NORTH BY SU PERB CRUISING STEAMERS OCEANA. KRONPRINZES8IN CECILIE AND METEOR FROM HAMBURG DURING JUNE, JULY AND AUGUST. TRAVELERS' CHECKS ISSUED. Comoanv Offices.

45 Broadway, N. Y. ARTHUR W. ROBSON. 127 E.

Baltimore st. FRENCH LINE. Campagnie Generale Trans-Atlantique. DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS (France). Sailin Every Thursday at 10 A.

M. From Pier 42. North River. Foot Morton N.Y. La Touraine Apr.

23 La May 14 La Ravoie Apr. 30 La Touraine. May Vil La Provence Slay 7 La Savoie May 23 rwm-hcrew steamers. ARTHUR W. ROBSON.

12T E. Baltimore st. THE ABRE LINE FAST MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE NEW YORK NAPLES- GENOA MARSEILLES OERMANIA May 23 MADONNA June 24 VENEZIA June 6 ROMA July 1 TERKUILE. G. P.

33 Broadway. N. Y. ARTHUR W. ROBSON.

127 E. Baltimore st. ANCHOR LINE Glasgow and Londonderry Sailing from New York every Saturday. NEW TWIN-SCREW STEAMSHIPS. Splendid accommodations.

Excellent service. SALOON. $02.50. 507.50 AND $72.50. SECOND CABIN.

S42.SO AND J45. THIRD CLASS, $27. SO AND SP2S.75. For New Illustrated Book of Tours Anplv to HENDERSON New York, or ARTHUR W. ROBSON, 127 E.

Baltimore st. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD Baltimore-Bremen. The Twin-Screw Steamers of the North German Lloyd at 8,000 and 10,000 tons run regularly between BALTIMORE AND BREMEN a3 follows: From Baltimore: NECKAR Wednesday, May 27, 2 P. M. BRESLAU Wednesday, June 10, 2 P.

M. XX IN Wednesday, June 24, 2 P. M. NECKAR Wednesday, July 8, 2 P. M.

Second Cabin. $52.50 up. Travelers' checks issued. Good all over the world. A.

SCHUMACHER tf 7 South Gay street. SHIPMENTS FOR PANAMA CANAL ZONE. Pomilar Kailines from Baltimore for Colon. I. P.

8. S. "CAPENOR" Sailed Atril 26 S. S. "KIORA" May 12 S.

"GLEN WOOD May 23 Through Rates From All Points, For furiher information apply to MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINE. 82-93 Beaver street, New York. THE JOS. R. FOARD 1002-5 Keyser Building, Baltimore.

m9-lm TO ENGLAND AND THE CONTINENT By the Large. Fast and Luxurious Twin Screw Express and Passenger Steamships of the NORTH GERMAN LLOYD, Containing all modern appointment. Every PLYMOUTH Tuesday at CHERBOURG 10 A. M. to BREMEN Kronprinz May 19 Kaiser D.

Gr June 2 Kaiser Wm. II. 26 June 9 Every PLY MO UTH Thursday at CHERBOURG 10 A. M. to CREMEN Barbarossa May 21 Luetzow 4 Derfiiinger May 23 Gr.

Kurfuerst June Every GIBRALTAR Saturday at NAPLES 11 A. M. to K. Luise May 30 P. Irene June 20 K.

Albert June 6 K. Luise July 4 CONNECTIONS TO ATHENS. CONSTANTINOPLE AND ALEXANDRIA. Norti German Lloyd Travelers' Checks good all over the world. Apply OELR1CHS Gen.

Agents, Broadway. New York. ARTHUR W. ROBSON, 127 E. Baltimore ti Agents for Baltimore.

AMERICAN PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG SOUTHAMPTON. ST. LOUIS May 23 NEW YORK June 13 PHILAD'PHIA. 30 ST. LOUIS June 20 PHILADELPHIA) EN STOWS LI VKRirOOL, SAILING EVERY SATURDAY.

RED STAR LINE. NEW YORK. DOVER. ANTWERP. ZEELAND May 23 FINLAND June KKOONLA(D.

3U June 13 WHITE STAR LINE. NEW YORK QUEENSTOWN LIVERPOOL. CEDRIO May 21 CELTIC June 4 ARABIC May 28 BALTIC June 11 PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG SOUTHAMPTON. ADRIATIC May 20 OCEANIC June 6 MAJESTIC May 27 TEUTONIC June 10 Also Keguiar bailings TO TTAT New York and Boston A i ARTHUR W. ROBSON.

127 E. Baltimore st. ETT STEAMSHIP TICKETS II I And Conducted Train Foreign Money, Travelers' Checks, Passports. THEO. H.

DIENER 217 E. Baltimore st. HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE. TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE. NEW YORK, ROTTERDAM, VIA BOULOGNE.

Noordam May 20 New Amsterdam. June 3 Statendam May 27 Ryndam June 10 tons itegister tons JJispiacement. FINEST One entire deck of rooms with APPOINTMENTS Tprivate bath, luxur. suite, etc. owiia lor HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE.

39 B'way. N. Y. ARTHUR W. ROBSON, 127 E.

Baltimore st. BALTIMORE AND CAROLINA S. S. CO. For Charleston and Georgetown.

8 CL. crvnnrf- ing with steamer for Columbia, Conway and George- luwn auu western n. it. nuay. 3 jr.

jm. MA8US L. WitJsMS WILLIAMS, General Manager Union Trust Building. Wharf foot of Frederick street- SiUTM hypothecated or assigned for any of the purposes set forth in Section 690A of this Article the said Board shall, at the request of the person, firm, association or corporation to whom said licence ivts been hypothecated cr assigned, record the instrument of hypothecation or assignment in a suitable book kept for that purpose, and shall return said instrument to the party prtsenting the same aftr having indorsed thereon the fact of such recording and tae day and date thereof: and said records of said Board shall at all suitable times be open to the inspection of the public, and shall be deemed and taken as actual notice to all persons cf the matters and facts recorded thereon; all necessary books and stationery siiall be furnished bv the Mayer and City Council of Baltimore, and all salaries and expenses incident to the business of the Board shall be paid by the Mayor and City Council cf Baltimore. 90A.

In addition to the powers conferred by Seotion 630 of this Article, any holder of a license to sell intoxicating liquors, at retaa, by the drirJc or otherwise, may assign, hypothecate or pledge said license to any person, firm, association or corporation as security for the repayment of any debt or the performance of any obligation, and the instrument so assigning, hypothecating or pledging said license shall, upon the application of the person, firm association or corporation to whom the same shall have been made, be recorded bv said Board as provided in Section 669 of this Article and whenever it shall be made to appear to said Board, upon petition duly veritied by affidavit, that default has occurred in any of the conditions set forth in said Instrument, hypothecation or pledge, and the licensee refuses to deliver the license to the party thereby entitled to same, the said Board shall have power after such hearing as it may deem advisable to revoke the original license and issue a duplicate license in lieu thereof, and upon so receiving said duplicate license the said assignee or pledgee shall have all the rights and privileges conferred upon holders of licenses by the provisions of this Article; provided, however, that nothing in this section contained shall prevent any licensee who shall have assigned, hypothecated or piedged a license under the provisions of thia Section from prosecuting the business for which said license was granted until the same shall have been revoked by said Board under the provisions of this Section, and provided further, that nothing in this Article contained shall prevent the issuing of duplicate licenses under the provisions of this feection to any person or corporation whatsoever: provided, also, that no license thus assigned, hypothecated or pledged, nor any duplicate license thus issued shall be used or disposed of by any transferee or assignee except for rehypothe-cation. cancellation or redemption without complying with provisions of Article 690 of this Act. 690B. Any holder of a license to sell intoxicating liquors at retail, by the dri -ik or otherwise, against whom no indictment ia pending for the violation of the Liquor laws during the year for which said license was granted, and who shall not have been convicted for any such violation of said Liquor laws during the said-year for which the said license waa issued, who ahall cease to traffic in liquors during the term for which such license waa issued, and who shall surrender such license to the Board of Liquor License Commissioners, and who shall at the same time file with- the said Board of Liq-our License Commissioners a petition in such general form as the Board may prescribe, duly sworn to before a notary public or justice of the peace, asking to have the license marked "canceled," shall be entitled to have the amount paid for such license refunded pro rat for the unexpired portion of the term for which such license was granted, less ten dollars; provided, that no refund shall be allowed or paid npon the surrender of such license unless the same shall have at leaft one full calendar month jet to run. And upon the surrender of said license and the filing of said petition the said Board of Liauor License Commissioner shall thereupon compute the amount of refund then due on said license for the unexpired term thereof.

less ten dollars, and shall execute duplicate vouchers therefor, showing the name of the person to whom the original license was issued, the number of said license the date when issued, the amount paid therefor, and the date when surrendered for cancellation, together with the amount of refund due thereon at such date as computed by them, the name of the person entitled to receive the refund and a warrant to the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas directing him to pay said refund, as set forth in said vouchers, to the person so entitled, and one of said vouchers the said Board shall deliver to the person entitled thereto, together with said warrant on the Clerk of said Court of Common Pleas, and the other of Raid vouchers it shall immediately transmit, together with the surrendered license, to the said Clerk of the said Court of Common Pleas, and the said Clerk of the said Court of Common Pleas, upon the presentation and surrender to him of the said voucher and warrant given to the said petitioner, shall pay to him or his per-flonal representatives or assign the amount called for by such vouchers and warrant out of such funds from the proceeds of liquor licenses as may be in his hands, as Clerk of said Court, at the time, or if insufficient funds are in his hands at the time of presentation of such warrant, then out of the first funds from the proceeds of liquor licenses that come into his hands, and in his next quarterly statement and accounting to the State of Maryland he shall be entitled to full credit for the amount thus paid, such warrants to be paid in the order in which they are issued. Sec 2. And be it further enacted. That this Act shall take effect from and after the expiration of the 30th day of April, in the year 1908. Approved March 30, 1908.

CHAPTER NO. 16G.J AN ACT TO REPEAL THE SUBDIVISION, ENTITLED "CONDEMNATION OF PROPERTY," OF SECTION OF ARTICLE 4 OF THE PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS OF MARYLAND. TITLE "OITY OF BALTIMORE," AS ENACTED BY CHAPTER 123 OF THE ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND OF TUB YEAR 1898, AND ALSO THE PARAGRAPH ADDED TO THE SAME SECTION. IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE MENTIONED SUBDIVISION, BY CHAPTER 397 OF THE ACTS OF 19O0 OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND, ENTITLED "AN ACT TO ADD A NEW PARAGRAPH TO SECTION OF ARTICLE 4. ENTITLED "CITY OF BALTIMORE, OF THE CODE OF PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS OF MARYLAND, TO COME IN IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE CONCLUSION OF THE PARAGRAPH IN SAID SECTION ENTITLED "CONDEMNATION OF PROPERTY," AND TO BE ENTITLED "CONDEMNATION OF PROPERTY FOR ESPLANADES AND THE LIKE," AND TO RE-ENACT SAID PARTS OF SECTION WITH AMENDMENTS, UNDER THE TITLE "CON DEMNATION OF PROPERTY," PROVIDING FOR THE CONDEMNATION OF PROPERTY REQUIRED FOR PUBLIC OR MUNICIPAL USES, AND ALSO IN SOME INSTANCES PROPERTY ADJACENT THERETO.

AND FOR SALE OF SUCH ADJACENT PROPER TY, SUBJECT TO RESTRICTIONS. Section Be it enacted by the General Assem bly of Maryland, That the subdivision, entitled "Condemnation of Property," of Section 6 of Ar ticle 4 or the Fubuc Local Laws of Maryland, title "City of Baltimore," as enacted by Chapter 123 of the Acta of the General Assembly of Maryland of the year 1898. and also the naraerranh added to the' same section, immediately after the above-mentioned subdivision, by Chapter 397 of the Acta of 1906 of the General Assembly of Maryland, entitled "An Act to add a new paragraph to section 01 Article 4. entitled city of Baltimore," of the Code of Public Local Laws of Maryland, to coma in immediately after the conclusion of the paragraph in said section entitled "Condemnation of Property" and to be entitled "Condemnation of Property for Esplanades and the Like," be, and the same are hereby, repealed and re-enacted so as to read as follows: Condemnation of Property To acquire, by purchase or condemnation, any land or any interest therein, which it may require for schoolhouses, engine house, courthouses, markets, street, bridges and their approaches, the establishment or enlargement of parks, squares, garden or other public places, the establishment of esplanades, boulevards, pari Way 3. park grounds, or public reservations, around, adjacent, opposite, or in proximity, or leading to, any public building or buildings, or which it may require for any other public or municipal purpose; and also any and all land and property or interest in land and property adjoining and extending such distance as may be adjudged necessary from any property in use or about to be acquired for such esplanade, boulevard, parkway, park grounds, or public reservation, as aforesaid, the use of which said adjacent property it may bo deemed necessary or beneficial to subiect to lawful restrictions or control in order to better protect or enhance the of such public building or buildinas.

or in any manner tr nmmnfn the interests of the public therein, or to more fullv effectuate the purposes of the establishment of such esplanade, boulevard, park grounds, or public reservations, and to sell thereafter such aaiacent lauas or property, suoject to such reservations or restrictions, as to the subsequent use thereof, as may an war advisable for th ru-nrtwti of such public building cr buildings, or for enhancing the usefulness thereof or in any manner to promote the interests of the public therein, or for better insuring the protection, or usefulness of such esplanade, boulevard, parkway, park grounds, or public reservations, or in any manner to better accomplish the purposes and serve the public interests, for which they shall have been or shall be established. The Mayor and City Council of Baltimor mT prescribe the procedure for condemnation of anv land or property situated wholly within the city of Baltimore which, under the foregoing previsions it is authorized to condemn, but such procedure as the said Mayor and City Council of Baltimore may adopt shall include provision for reasonable notice to the owner or owners, and for appeals to the Baltimore Oity Court, by any person interested, including the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, from the decision of any commissioners or other persons appointed to value any such land or property, or interest therein. Nothing herein contained shall be construed as denriviiiir th -itr of any power of condemnation for any purpose already vested in it. The Mayor and City Council of Baltimore 6hall have full power and authority to provide by ordinance for ascertaining whether any, and what amount of benefit will accrue to the owner or possessor of any ground or Improvements within the city of Baltimore by reason of the establishment or enlargement of any parks, squares gar-dans, esplanades, boulevards, narkwavs grounds, public reservations, or other public places, for which said owner or possessor ought to pay assessing or levying the amount of such benefit on the property of persona so benefited: provided that provision is made therein for reasonable notice to the person or persons against vhom such benefits are to be assessed, and provided that provision be made for appeals to the Baltimore City Court by any peraon or persons interested including the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, from the decision of any board, commissioners or other persons appointed or authorized to assesa euca benefits. Sec.

2. And be it further enacteL That tM A shall take effect from the date of its ra3eajre CHAPTER No. 173.1 AN ACT TO REPEAL SECTION 70S OF AR- A1VJL.JC, ur i nr. uuuiu Uf ft BLIC LOCAL LAWS AS REPEALED AND RE-ENACTED BY THE ACT OF 1002. CHAPTER 42 AND TO RE-ENACT THE SAME WITH AMENDMENTS.

a Section I. Be it enacted bv the fi of Maryland, That Section 768, Article 4, of the Code of Public Local Laws ag repealed and re-enacted by the Act of 1902, Chapter 492, be, and the same are, hereby repealed and re-enacted so ai to read as follows: Section 763. Each of said matrons and nWt- tute matrons, when employed, shall receive a salarv 1 su.w yK-i err iv, ana in? uixnuienaent ot matrons the salary of $20.09 per week, to be paid bv the Mayor and City Council of Baltimcir nrl it shall be included in the annual estimate of expenses by said Board of Public Commisiiioners certified to the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore. Sec 2. And be it further enacted.

That thia act Bhall take effect from the date of its passage. Approveo. -Marcn ju, iw. CHAPTER NO 1 AN ACT TO ADD A SECTION TO ARTICLE 4 OF THE PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS OK MARYLAND, TITLE "CITY OF BALTIMORE." SUBTITLES -CHARTER" AND "MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL LAWS." lo BE KNOWN AS SECTION A. PROVIDING FOR ACQUISITION.

BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL 6F BALTIMORE, UNDER TAIN CONDITIONS, BY CONDEMNATION, OF THE ABSOLUTE AND UNQUALIFIED i FEE SIMPLE TITLE TO LAND OR OF ALL THE tllXaii A.N if l.MtKtST I it A PERSON OR PERSONS INTERESTED THEREIN, SO THAT THE SAID LAND SHALL N6T REVERT. Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assem bly of Maryland, That a new section be, and the same is hereby added to Article 4 of the Public I.ncal Laws of Marvland. title "Citv of Rniti- more," subtitles "Charter" and "Miscellaneous Local Laws," as tne same was enacted by Chapter 123 of the Acts of 1808, said new section to follow Section 6, and to be known aa Section 6A, and to read as follows: HA. Whenever tne Mayor ana city Council of Rsitimore shall condemn any land for a street mnire.

lane, alley, bridge or its approaches, reservoir, or for an esplanade, boulevard, parkway. parK gruuxiua, or jmuuu rtvi winiuu, adjacent, onnoftite or in nroximitv. or leading to a public building or buildings, or land adjoining such esrtlanade, boulevard, parkway, park grounds, or public reservation as authorized by tne next preceding section, or lor a school bouse, engine- PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS AFTTiTING THE CITY OF BALTIMORE, iCIRKD TO BE PUBLISHED BY SECTION 5 OF ARTICLE 7 OF THE CODE OF PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS OF MARYLAND. CHAPTER 151. AN ACT TO ADD A NEW SECTION RELATING TO THE GRANT OF FRANCHISES OR RIGHTS IN THE WATERFRONT.

WHARF PROPERTY, LAND UNDER WATER. PUBLIC LANDINGS. WHARVES AND DOCKS OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE TO ARTICLE 4, ENTITLED OF BALTIMORE." OF THE CODE OF PUBLIC LOCAL LAWSOFMARYLAND, JO COME IN IMMEDIATELY AFTER SECTION 37 AND TO BE KNOWN AS SEC-TION i 4 A. Section Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland, That a new section be and the same is hereby added to Article 4. entitled 'City of of the Code of Public Local Laws of Maryland, to come in immediately after Section 37 and -to be known as Section 37A and to read as follows: 37A.

Anything in the preceding sections of this article to the contrary notwithstanding, where ordinances now stand referred, or shall hereafter stand referred to the Board of Estimates of the Mayor and City Council of Ealtimore in the manner provided for in tha preceding section cf this article granting franchises or rights in the waterfront, wharf property, land under water, public landings, wharves 01 docks of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, or in any portion or portions thereot, the said board shall be empowered to fix the compensation for the franchise or right in their aiscretion at aucb. sum as thev shall deem reasonable and adequate, and in addition to the power cf fixing said compensation as aforesaid andT of prescribing tne terms and conditions of the grant in th9 manner provided for in the preceding section of this article shall be empowered, where there are two or more applicant for the franchise or right, who are prepared to pay said compensation fixed as aforesaid to grant said franchise or right to Wtner one of said applicants to the exclusion of the other, or of the rest of said applicants as it may deem best for the interests of the city of Baltimore, and it is also the purpose of thiB act that where there are one or more of such application for the franchise or right in space included in, but less 111 dimensions than the space embraced in an-i Dr ocher of such applications, the said board shall, in addition to the power of fixing said compensation as aforesaid and of prescribing the terms and conditions of the grant as aforesaid be also empowered to determine in its discretion whether trhs grant shall be made to the applicant or to one of the applicants applying at said compensation fixed as aforesaid for the franchise or right in the greater space or to the applicant, or one of the applicants applying at said compensation, fixed as aforesaid, for the franchise or right in the lesser space accordingly as the said board may deem best for the interests of the people of Baltimore. No grant of the franchise or right in any of the public property mentioned in this section of this article in any portion or portions thereof shall be made by the City Council, except for the compensation and upon the terms and conditions, and to the grantee or grantees approved by a vote or resolution of the said board, entered on the minutes or records of the said board and attached to the ordinance granting the franchise or right, to the grantee or grantees approved by the said board, with the signatures of a majority of the said board signed to the same. Sec. 2.

And bo it further enacted. That this act shau take effect from the date of its passage. Approved March 30, 1908. CHAPTER Q44. AN ACT TO ADD A NEW SECTION TO ENTITLED "CITY OF BALTI- Oi- THE CODE OF PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS npxt a vr.i vn AND RE-ENACTED BY AfcT OF ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND OF 1S9S, CHAPTER XU bii Ji.NO WN AS SECTION 315A.

Section 1. Be enacted by the General Assemblv of Maryland, That the foUowing section be added to Article 4, entitled "City of Baltimore," of the Code of Public Local Laws of Maryland, as re- ijoueu ana re-enacted by act or Assembly of Mary land of 1898, Chapter 123, to be known as Section 315 A and to read as follows: 313A. In all cases brought under the provisions of Seotion 312 of said Article 4 of the Code of Public Local Laws of Maryland, as repealed and re-enacted Dy act of Assembly of 1898, Chapter 123. where the Verdict of the iurv or t.hA rtwrt mttintr no a -m7v shall be for the defendant, the defendant shall be njiuweu, aucution to nis costs ot suit, reasonable counsel fees, not to be less than twenty-five dollars ($25) nor more than one hundred dollars Sec 2. And be it enacted.

That thia act shall wuie eneci irom tne date of its passage. Approved April 6, 1908. CHAPTER 190. AN ACT TO REPEAL AND RE-ENACT WTITH AMENDMENTS SECTION KO OF ARTI CLE 4 OF THE CODE OF PUBLIC LOCAL VV S. ENTITLED "CITY OF BALTIMORE," SUBTITLE "TENEMENT AND LODGING HOUSES," AS ENACTED BY THE GEN-Evn at.

a aaPMPT rit 4 dvt a x-t-v 1 1 a TER 123. OF THE SESSION OF 1S98. Section 1. it. rnnrtted bv fifmpml Aetuim.

bly of Maryland. That Hechinn BfiS of Art.icla 4 of the Code of Public Local Laws, entitled "City of Baltimore," subtitle "Tenement and Lodging Houses," aa enacted by the General Assembly of iuaryiana, ijnapier izj, 01 tne session 01 I6UB, be and the same ift hererw Tenenlerl nrl r-PTinrtd with amendments so as to read aa follows: bee. 5C8. A tenement house shall be taken to mean ana mciuae every house, building or portion mereoi wnicn is rented, leased, let or hired out to be occupied or is occupied as the house or residence of three or more families, living independently of one another and doing their own cooking upon the premises, or by more than two families upon a floor so living or cooking, but having a common right in the nails, stairways, yards, water-closets or privies, or some of them a lodging house shall be taken to mean and include any house or building, or portion thereof, in which persona are harbored or received, or lodged for hire for a single night, or for less than a week at one time, or any part of which is let for any person to sleep in for any time leas than a week; a cellar shall be taken to mean and include every basement or lower story of any building or house of which one-half or more of the height from the floor to the ceiling is mrii7w me lovei ui me street aujoining. Sec.

2. And be it further enacted. That this act snail taice enect from the date of its passage. Approved March 30, 1908. CHAPTER NO.

85. AN ACT TO REPEAL THE APT DP" 1 618 CHAPTER 458, RELATING TO THE HOURS OF LABOR OF MECHANICS AND LABOR- ttSl biifiAllKU LJTON U1TX WORK AND TO RE-ENACT THE SAME. Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland. That the Act of 1898, Chapter 453, of the Code of Public Local Laws, relating to the of labor of mechanics and laborers upon city work be, and the same is hereby, re- praiea ana re-enactea to rea as louows: tec.

i. lhat eight hours shall constitute a day work for all laborers, workmen, or mechanics rho may be envployed by or on behalf of the Mayor and Oity Council of Baltimore, except in cases of extraordinary emergency which may arise in time of war or in cases where it raav be neces sary to work more than eight hours per calendar cay 1 or tne protection 01 property or numan life: provided, that in all such cases the laborer, workman or mechanic so employed and working to exceed eight hours per calendar day shall be paid on the basis of eight hours constituting a day's work; provided, further, that not less tnan the current rates of per diem wages in the locality where the work is performed shall bo paid to laborers, workmen and mechanics so employed by or on behalf of the Mayor and City Ceuncil of Baltimore; and laborers, workmen or mechanics employed by contractors or subcontractors in the execution of any contract or contracts within the city of Baltimore on any public work shall be deemed to be employed by or on behalf of the Mayor ana Ultv council 01 Sec 3. And be it further enacted. That all contracts hereafter made by or on behalf of the Mavor and Citv Council of Baltimore. an person or persons or corporation, for the perform- anew 01 aiiy wtyrK.

wun uie ciiy 01 rmiLimor, shall be deemed and considered aa made upon the basis of eight hours constituting a day's work. and it shall bo unlawful for any such person or persons or corporation to require or permit any laborer, workman or mechanic to work more than eight hours per calendar day in doing such work, except in the cases and upon the conditions provided 111 hection or this act. Sec. 4. And be it further enacted.

Thit any ofticer of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, or any person acting under or for such officer, or any contractor or subcontractor or othei nnmrm a Jnff am or rf r.Tr. visions cf this Act shall for each and every offense be lined not less than ten dollars nor more tnan fifty dollars for eacu and every offense one-half cf such line to go to the informer, said fines to be collected as other fines are collected by law. Sec. 5. And be it further enacted.

That the provisions of this Act shall not apply to the employes of the Fire Deiartment, Bay View Asylum or the Baltimore City Jail. Sec. 6. And lie it further enacted. That this Act shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved March 12. 1908. CHAPTER No. 132.1 AN ACT TO ADD A NEW- SECTION TO FOLLOW SECTION 517 OF ARTICLE 4 OF THE CODE OF PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS OF MARYLAND, ENTITLED "CITY OF BALTIMORE." SUBTITLE "CHARTER," AS RE-ENACTED BY ACT OF lOG. CHAPTER 4Gf.

SUCH ADDITIONAL SECTION TO BE KNOWN AS SECTION 517A. AND TO GIVE AUTHORITY TO THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE TO MAKE APPROPRIATIONS FOR REPAIRS PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS AND ADDITIONS TO THE BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS OF THE FEMALE HOUSE OF REFUGE AND ITS SUCCESSORS. Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assemblv of Maryland. That a new section be added to follow Section 517 of Article 4 of the Code of Public Local Laws of Maryland, entitled "City of' Baltimore," subtitle "Charter," as re-enacted by Act of 1906, Chapter 469, said additional section to be known as Section 517 and to read as follows: 517A.

The Mayor and City Council of Baltimore are further authorized and empowered to appropriate for repairs, permanent improvements and additions to the buildings and grounds now used or hereafter to be used by the Female House of Refuge and its successors, such additional sum or sums of money as in their judgment shall from time to time be required for those purposes. Sec. 2. And be it further enacted. That this Act shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved March 25. 1903. CHAPTER No. HSS. AN ACT PROVIDING THAT, UNDER CONDITIONS THEREIN SET FORTH.

PRIVATE STREETS, LANES. ALLEYS AND WAYS NOW EXISTING IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE SHALL RE CONCLUSIVELY PRESUMED TO HAVE BEEN DEDICATED TO PUBLIC USE. Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assemblv of Marvland. That every private street.

lane, alley or way now existing in the City of Baltimore, which for a period of one year from the passage of this act, shall connect with, open into or lead to or from any public street, lane, alley or way of said city, and passage between which said private street, lane, alley or way nd said public street, lane, alley or way shajl not be barred or obstructed by a wall, fence or similar structure erected along the dividing line between them, either without a gate or gates therein, or with a gate or gates which shall be kept closed at all times except when in actual use. shall be conclusively presumed to have been dedicated bv the owner or owners thereof to public use as public highways, and mar. at any time thereafter, be accepted as public highways, either by ordinance of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, or in any other manner in which a dedication of land to public use made in any other way, may be accepted. Sec. 2, And be it further enacted.

That this act shall take effect from the date of its passage. Approved April 8. 1903. CHAPTER NO. 197.

AN ACT TO REPEAL SECTION CGO OF ARTICLE 4. ENTITLED "CITY OF BALTIMORE," OF THE CODE OF PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS OF MARYLAND. SUBTITLE "LIQUORS AND INTOXICATING DRINKS," AS THE SAME NOW STANDS, AND TO RE-ENACT THE SAME WITH AMENDMENTS. AND TO ADD TWO ADDITIONAL SECTIONS THERETO. TO BE KNOWN AS SECTIONS 600A AND OOOB.

Section Be it enacted by the General Assemblv of Marvland. That Section 669. Article 4, entitled "City of Baltimore," of the Code of Public Local Laws of Maryland, subtitle "Liquors and Intoxicating Drinks." as the same now stands, be, and the same is hereby, repealed and e-enacted with amendments, and two additional sections, to be known as Sections 690A and 690B, be, and the game are hereby, added, so as to read as follows: Section 669. Said Board shall appoint such clerk or clerks and counsel as the proper transaction of the busi- 1 ness of the Board shall require and shall keep a full record of all applications for licenses, of all recommendations for and remonstrances against the granting of licenses and their action thereon and the vote of the members of said Board by yeas and nays shall be taken on the question of granting or refusing every application for licenses, and whenever any license granted by said Board shall be house, ccKU-thouse or market, or shall condemn any land for the purpose of erecting thereon any building, structure or improvement of any description, intended for a public or munici; al use or uses in all such cases the absolute and fee simple title to such land, or when the proceeding is ia personam, ail the right, title and interest of the owner or owners who are made parties to the proceeding, if thev should not lie the owners of the entire fee simple title, shall -be condemned and acquired, so that neither the said land nor any interest therein, shall under any circumstances revert to the person or persons who shall be the owner or owners thereof at the time of condemnation, or who shall be parues to such proceedings in personam, nor to any person or rersoas claiming under him. her or them; pro- ia wnen tne condemnation bs Provided for hv nrriinanrv.

th M.vnr mnti Citv Cmincil of Baltimore may determine, and in the ordinance providing for the condemnation declare, that interest for a fixed and limited period of time will suffice for the purpose or purposes for iu9 prin-ny is lo oe aejuirea. aii'i uuurr such circumstances only such interest shall be condemned and acnuired. Sec. 2. And be it further enacted.

That this Act shall take effect from the date cf its passage. Approved March 10. 19CS. CHAPTER No. 7S- AN ACT CONCERNING THE RETIREMENT FROM REGULAR DUTY OF PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS IN BALTIMORE CITY AND PROVIDING SALARIES FOR TEACHERS RETIRED; PROVIDING FOR A FUND OUT OF WHICH SAID SALARIES SHALL BE PAID.

AND CREATING THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TEACHERS' RE TIREMENT FUND R1.T1MIK CITY FOR THE MANAGEMENT AiD DISTRIBUTION OF SUCH FUND Bf ADDING ADDITIONAL SECTIONS TO ARTICLE 4 lt LODE OF FUBLIC LOCAL LAWS, title City of Baltimore, as repealed AND RE-ENACTED BY CttAfiR OF THE ACTS Ob THE GENERAL AS-i-EMBt-V OF MARYLAND, SESSION OF EIGHTEEN HTNDRFn ANINT KTY.nilHT. bUBTITLE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. bUBllTLE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, TO FOLLOW SECTION 102, AND TO BE KNOWN AS SECTIONS K'iA, lOCB, 102C, W-D, I02E. 10CF, WAi, ICiH. KCI, lOil, 10UK.

W-L, lv2M. 102N lG-JO 1Q-'I. 1021J feection 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland, That the following additional sections be added to Article 4 of the Code of Public Local Laws, title City of Baltimore, as repealed a-na re-enactea oy unapter oue nunured and tweutv-three of the Acts ot the General Assembly of Maryland, session of eifihtten hundred mid ninatv- eight, subtitle Executive Department, subtitle Department of Education, to follow Section one bun- area ana two ana to be known as tet-ctipns 11JA, 102B, 1C2C, 102D. 102E, KEF, 10G.

102H, 1021, 102J. KGK, lOlL. hlZiS, KN. lfcO. 102P.

l02Q. lO-di, lt2ri. 102A. There shall be a board to be known as the Board of Trustees of the Teachers" Retirement Fund of Baltimore City, to be composed of seven persons, who shall serve without compensation tor their duties aa members of said board. The said Board of Trustees shall be composed of the City Comptroller, the Superintendent of Public Instruction, two members of the Board of School Com missioners, to oe elected by said Board of School L.ommissioners annuallv In the mmith at nnmhr beginning in the year 1909, and the members ao elect ea snail cecouie members of said Board of Trustees on the 15th day of January next foUowing the date of their election, provided that as soon as practicable after the tkhshup nf tlii A-.

th Board of School Commissioners shall elect two of its memoers to serve as members of the said Board of Trustees until the member Rlected in nr lim ber, 19u9, shall become members of said Board of trustees, ana three members of the teaching force of Baltimore city who shall be elected in the following manner: On the third Monday of November in each year, beginning in the vear 1909. the members of the teaching force of Baltimore city shall deposit with the said Board of Trustees a sealed ballot containing the names of three teachers representing his or her choice for membership of the said Board of Trustees. The Board of Trustees shall examine said ballots and give to each teacher receiving a vote credit therefor, and the three teachers receiving the highest number of rotes under the said ballots shall become members of the said Board of Trustees on the 15th dav of January next following the date of their election. The Board of Trustees shall publicly announce the 1 Bal1- not later man tne latn dav of December next following the date said ballots were deoosited. "Provided third Monday of May.

1908, three members of tne jenrairag lorce ot city shall be elected in the manner provided, except the said ballots shall be deposited with the Board of School Com missioners, which board shall examine said ballots ana eive to eaen teacner receivmg a vote credit therefor, and the three teachers rani vino- high est number of votes under said ballots shall be Miemoers oi eaia isoara or Trustees until the members elected in the vear 1909 shall become members of said Board of Trustees. The Board of School Commissioners shall publicly- announce the result of said election not later than June 15. 1908. As soon as practicable after the passage of this Act the Citv Comptroller shall call a meeting of said Board or Trustees. v10! membera of the said Board of Trustees shall hold office until their successors are elected and become members, as provided by the preceding section.

In case of a raeancv in said Board of Trustees by reason of death, resignation, or through any other cause, of a member of the teaching force the Board of Trustees shall elect a member rorce as a member of said Board of Trustees for the une-rnirrl form r.t tv, who has ceased to be such. In case of a vacancy on said Board of Trustees by reason of death, resignation or through any other cause, of a member of the Board of School Commissioners, the said Board of School Commiasioners Bhall forthwith elect one or memoers as a member of said Board of Trustees fpr the unexpired terra of the person who has ceased to be such. 102C. A majority of said Board of Trustees shall constitute a quorum for the transacfirm .11 ness. And the said Board shall have full power to uuxnc nuu iruioruw tu uj-mB, rules ana orders that it may deem necessary or appropriate to carrv out tho purposes of this Act, And said Board of Trustees may take by cift.

Brant, deviao or hmnt m. money, personal property, real estate or any inter est merem, ana any sucn girt, grante. devise or bequest may be absolute, or upon the condition that only the rents, profits and income arising from the same shall be applied to the uses and purposes of the Teachers' Retirement Fund, hereinafter men- uimicvi, iuu aiu iii ar a snail oe authorized to take such gift, grant, devise or bequest under and by sl 1 x3uru i lmsiees or tne Aeacners Retirement Fund of Baltimore Citv and tr hnlH the same, or assign, transfer or sell the same, when ever proper ana necessary, under and by such name 102D. Said Board of Trustees shall elect from its members a President, and Bhall annoint a tary and a Treasurer, both of which offices may be neia ny tne same person, ana the said Board of Trustees shall have power to appoint such, other employes as it may from time to time deem necessary to carry out the purposes of thi Act, and uie aaiu cuiuu snail pay to tne secretary, and employes such salaries as mav flrpd by the Board, provided that the salaries paid to the Secretary. Treasurer and such other emrJoves and the number of such other employes shall be suojectea to tne approval or the Board of Estimates.

It shall be the duty of the Secretary to keep a true and accurate account of the proceedings of said Board of Trustees when acting upon matters relating to said Teachers" Retirement Fund, and he shall perform such other duties aa the Board of Trustees Bhall direct. The Secretary of the Board of School Commission ers of said city shall act as Assistant Secretary of tne uoara cr witn sucn additional compensation therefor as may be fixed and paid by the Board of Trustees, with the approval cf the Board of Estimates, and it shall be his duty to keep a true and correct statement of the account of each member with the Teachers' Retirement Fund and to render to the Board of Trustees a monthly account of his doings. The Treasurer of said Board of Trustees shall receive, hold and keep account of all moneys belonging to the Teachers' Retirement Fund; he shall have the custody of all notes, bonds and other securities belonging to said Teachers Retirement Fund, and shall collect the principal and. interest of the same, but before assuming to act as such Treasurer he shall furnish bond in such penalty and with such surety or sureties as the Board of Trustees may require, conditioned for the faithful performance of the duties imposed upon him by this- Act, or that may be assigned to him by tho Board or Trustees, and for the faithful accounting of all moneys and securities, including both principal and interest, which may come into his hands, and which belong to tha Teachers" Retirement Fund. Such Treasurer, upon the expiration of his term of office, shall account to said Board for ail moneys notes, bonds and other securities coming into his hands, and for the interest, income, profits rentals and proceeds of and from the same, and he shall turn over to his successor all moneys, notes, bonds and other securities belonging to said fund.

The Secretary, Assistant Secretary and Treasurer ahallmakea fuU, true and accurate account of their offices whenever required so to do by the Board of Trustees. 102.Every teacher who ia such at the time cf the passage of this Act shall, as soon as practicable thereafter, notify the said Board of Trustees, in writing, whether he or she desires to accept the advantages of this Act or any amendments thereto, and every such, acceptance when given shall be irrevocable, and no such teacher who does not so accept, shall be eligible for election to said Board of Trustees, nor shall he or she have the right to vote for members thereof. And every such teacher who shall fail so to accept before January 1, 1903, shall not be entitled to any benefits or advantages under this Act until he or she shall have first paid into the Teachers Retirement Fund an amount equal to the assessments he or she would have paid Into said found had such acceptance been given on December 31, 1908, together with 20 perceutuin of such amount, KCF. Hereafter the Board of School Commissioners shall require all applicants for apjoint-ment as teachers to agree, as a condition of appointment, to accept aud abide by the provisions of this Act or any amen thereto, and to pay the assessments provided for herein, or that mav be provided fr hereafter. 102G.

All money, property of any kind or securities that may crime into the hand of the said Board of Trustees, under the provisions of this Act cr anv amendments thereto. ahaU be known as the Teachers' Retirement Fund, and the said Board of Trustees is hereby clothed with full and complete power and exclusive control over said fund, and is hereby empowered to have, demand, receive, hold, invest and reinvest the same the promotion of the purposes cf eaid fund, which shall consist of the following: First: Assessments upon the salary of every teacher who shall notify the Board of of his cr her acceptance of the provisions cf this Act and amendments thereto tinder Section 1ME, and assessments upon the salary each and every teacher who mav be appointed after the date of the passage cf this Act, as follows: One rerceitinn per annum (but not more than $11.40) upon the salary of every teacher who shall not have been engBged in excess of years in the public schools of Baltimore city one and one-half percentvtm per annr.m. (but r.ot more than "1 unori the salary cf everv teacher who shall have been ergaged in excess of ten years, but not more than twenty years, in said public schools. and two prcentum per annum tmt not more tnan 128.801 upon the salary of every teacher whf shall have br-en ensaged longer than twenty years ia said public schools, and the Secretary of the Jioara oi pciiwi i.uiiiu.'ssitn'.ers hnau prepare monthly a roll of assessments and place opt'o-Btp the name rf rsch and every teacher liable thereto one-twelfth of the amount of the annual assessment oayable by him or her. and shall fur nish forthwith a copy of such roll tu the City Tfteirister.

and the said City Bister shall de- dnft and retain out of the monthly salary due to such teacher the amount of such monthly assessment, and the mm of sich monthly asess-mmts shall be immediatPiy rid by the City Rtg-istfT to the aid of Trustees. Second: Sums received from the Mayor and City Council, as follows: In case the Board of Trus tees shall deem it erpeqient to have an additional ttm to defray its expenses, to pay the salaries rrovided rcr herein or to aaa to the Teachers Retirement Fund, the said Board of Trustees shall each year in due time prepare a full and detailed statement of the assets cf ss id Teachers' Retirement Fund and the additional sum which is required to defray said expanses, to pay said salaries or to add to the Teachers' Retirement Fund, and snd th same to the Board of Esti mates, as other estimates are sent to it in con-neetlrn with the annual ordinance of estimate, and the Board of Estimates is hereby empowered in its dirretion to inwrt such sn appropriation in said ordinance for said purposes as it mav deem proper, and when snid appropriation has been re-mrwl the same shall be mid ovr to the Board of Tni'-i. and the unexpended M-ano remaining at the end of escli fiscal year ahall added i the permanent fund, in accordance with Section 107NI of this Act, Third: All money, property of any kind or securities that may come into the hands of said Board of Trustee for the purposes of said Teachers' Retirement Fund by gift, grant, devise, bequest or Ot rrwi3e. 112H. The Board of School Commissioners mar retire from regular duty urnn its motion, and shall retire from tegular dutv upon his or her own motion, in ei-her case the approval of the TioWl TrvrstPM tr bo first obtained, anv teach ers who has been such for a period of forty yearj' Made by the "Royal Waist Co." and values they are! Allover Eyelet Embroidery Waists; of sheer Lingerie in three beautiful styles.

They're they're new and, best of all, GOOD! Also included, to make the assortment better, are Ladies' Tailored Shirts, Lingerie Waists, also Persian Lawn and Nainsook Waists, as well as combinations of lace and embroidery. You'll not find their equal often at but you'll find them here a-plenty, beginning today, for, each 99c tatea trwn performing rwrilar duty, proviaea t--i Roard of Trustees shall find such teacher so du blei cr iccanacitated after an pxaTunation made by a physician apjviinted bv said Board of Trustees, the examination fee or charge to be pnl bv the teacher examined, and the teacher so retired, provided he or she shall be entitled trt the advantages of this Act under Sections 102E or 102 hereof, shall receive far life a salary of a many fortieths of that provided for by Section I02t as or she may have served years at trs time of such retirement, and if the Board oe Sohtxil Commiskmers shall deem any teacher, who has been such for a period of twenty years at the time the notices herein provided for are riven, to be disabled or incarweitated frrm yer-fonning regular duty, the said Board of ool Commissioners shall serve written notice to that rtTe-t upon the said teacher and th Presiaent or Secretary of the Board of Trustees, and proceedings shall then be had, after the notice provided for in Section 102K. in accordance the provisions of said section. If the Board of Trustees, after such proceedings are had. sua-1 find the said teacher to be incaparatated from performing regular duty, the Board of School Commissioners may retire such, teacher from regular duty and such teacher, if so retvrd, thall be entitled to a salarv in the same manner axia amount as if he or she had been retired upon his her own application under this section.

102J. Unless teachers who may be retired under the two preceding sections shall have paia into said Teachers' Retirement Fund by way cl sessment or otherwise an amount equal at lease to that which he or she shall be entitled to receive as a salary for the first year of retirewent. the said Board of Trustees shall deduct one-filth of the derieiency thereof from the sinonct of eaia salary for each of the first fiv years that tus same may be pavable. KKK. After anv teoher shall have retired under Sectkn 1021 the Board of Trustees shall have the right at any time to cans such teacher egain to be brought before it and examined bv its phraidan.

and also to examine cthe' witnesses for the purpose of ascertaining, whether fioh teacher sliall remain on the retired roil. The fee or charge of the examining physician shall be rwid by the Board of Trustees. Sucr; teacher shall entitled tt at leat thirty dav not i cm and be present at tba hearing of any such evidence; shall be remitted to propound any QeetiJn pertinent or relative, to such mat-and shall hava the right to introduce rn-dfmce npon his or her own behalf. Such teacher and all witnesses shall be examined under oath, and acr member of said Bu-d of Trnsttes i herebr and empowered to administer such oath. If the Board of Trustees shad fimt such teacher qualified for reenlar duty, he or shs shall report to the Superintendent Puhuc Instruction rtf said city, whenever required so to cV bv the Board of Trustees, and said Supcnntend-ertt shall assign such teacher such ervioe or emploryment as mav be within his or her power to rerform in the judgment of said bupenn-tendent.

and of the rT.am.ming phyaiciar.s employM bv said Board of Trustees. During the tuna of siich employment such teacher shall receive tu regvJar salary therefor, and shall cease to entitled to aiW payment out of said fund becanss of the disability or incapacity on account of which mch teacher was originally retired. teacher who may be retired under Section 10J and reassigned for sctive duty under this section, for the purposes cf later retirement under this Act shall be considered as having been in active service during the period of the former retirement. 10-2L. Every teacher retired under the provisions this Act shall continue as an employe of tiia Mayor and City Council, but shall be cororn-sated from the Teachers' Retirement Fund provided for in this Act- and it shall the duty of anv teacher so retired to render, without extra, compensation, such teaching sc-rrices and at S'lctj times as the Board of School tVunmissioners shall direct, provided the Board of School Commissioners shall not direct any such retired teacher to perform anv teaching service, except, such ttij Board of Trustees may certify to the Board of School Commission's to be within the reasons a phvsicsl power of such retired teacher, and provided further, that no such retired teacher shall be required to render teaching service for a longer periVl than 15 iavs in anv school fear.

102M. The Board of Trustees shall establish permanent fund, to the credit of which shall bo put and deposited all gifts, grants, devises and bequests, all other receipts for the first two years during which this Act shall have become operative, except so much of such receipts as the Board of Trustees mav require during said two years to defrav its expenses and the unexpended balance remaining at the end of each fiscal year thereafter. And no part thereof shall be expended, except the interest and income thereof and therefrom; provided, however, that one-half of the amount added to such permanent fund during any vear mav be used, if necessary, during the year Immediately following. 102N. This Act shall not affect in any -way th power of the Board of School Commissioners tv remove teachers from service under the laws now in force.

102O. Upon tho retirement of any teacher under Seotion 102H the person so shall be entitled to receive a salary for lifa out of trie Teachers' Retiremsmt Fund equal to one-half of his or her average annual salary for the five years immediately preceding retirement, but no salary of anv teacher 6hall be less than $360. nor greater than $000 per annum, and the Board of Trustees, subject to such reasonable rules or regulations as the Board mav adopt, shall pay the salaries to the persons entitled thereto under thia section and Sections 102 and 1021. 102P. Any teacher who shall cease to be sucn before receiving anv benefits from said Teachers Retirement Fund shall be entitled to the return of one-half of the amount, without interest, which shall have been paid into said Teachers' Retirement Fund bv such teacher; provided, however, should such teacher thereafter again teach in th public schools of eaid city such teacher shall repay to said Teaehers' Retirement Fund tha amount so returned to such teachers, 'within one year from the date of his or her return to servi.s in the schools, and upon such repayment being made he or she shall be entitled to credit for the length of time of the former service.

And should any teacher die before receiving any of the benefits by this Act provided, the Board of Trustees shall pay to such, teacher's estate one-half the amount, without interest, which shall have been paid into said Teachers' Retirement Fund by said 1C2Q No salary of any kind whatsoever provided for in this Act shall be payable or paid during the first two veara during which said Act ah ail become operative; provided, further, should any contributors to said Teachers' Retirement Fund make application for retirement under the provisions of this Act during said two years, his or her name shall be placed upon a waiting list, and he or she shall be retired in the order of his or her application when said two years shall have expired but no teacher shall be retired by the Board "of School Commissioners under this Act until after the expiration of said two years. 102R The said Teachers' Retirement Fund and all salaries granted and payable out of the same shall be and are exempt from seizure or levy under attachment, execution, supplemental procesf rnwai and such salaries or any payment of the same shall not be subiect to sale, assignment or transfer by any benefir-iarv, and any such sale, assignment or transfer of tha same shall be absolutely void- 102S. The terms "teachers ard members of the teaching furce of Baltimore City" as used in this Act shall mean and include any super4a-tendent, principal, vice principal, assistant su perintendent, supervisor, umsuuh rujn i. i-i- son cnarge oi any uri.uuMii stniction and any teacher or instructor regtiiarfy emnioved aa such by the Board of School Com missioners of said city. Bee 2.

tnis ACl aajui ia no tin.iyiim data of its passage. Approved March 10. 1908. CHAPTER No. 1GS.1 TITLED "CITY OF BALTIMORE." OF THtl ri HLIC LOCAL Ut iliivj SION.

TO ERECT IN CONNECTION WITH THE UNDERGROUND CONSTRUCTED BY SAID COMMISSION. DISTRIBUTING POLES OR OTHER hlMTLAR STRUCTURES. AND CLOTHING SAID MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE WITH POWER. ACTING THRO Corf SAID ELECTRICAL COMMISSION lO COMPEL AND REGULATE THE USE OF S'XlD POLES AND OTHER SI MI LA It STRUCTURES BY INDIVIDUALS AND COR-PORATIONH TO THE SAME EXTENT AH Tinvs 1 it murted bv the General Assembly of Maryland. That a new paragraph, hesdsd Distributing Poles and Otfter Similar Structures, be.

and the same is hereby. addd to Section 8. Ttridrps nd Hiirhwavs." of Article 4. entitled "City of Baltimore." of the Public Local Laws of Marvland. sairt rragriTi t- corae as the end of ffid subsev-ti'in of said S-ction 6 ti to read as follows: "DUtributing poles and other airiUr emirtnrp to erect and construct throve: the Electrical Commisaion in connection with the underground conduits, now in courw of construction bv said Commision.

distributing or other similar structures, and to compel and regulate nw of said poles or other similar strictures by individuals and coroorafions the same extrat ca the Mayor ana i)iy council oi Daiuninm ran niw compel 'and regulate the use of underground conduits bv individuals or cr.rporatioQs." Swtion 2. Be it further enacted. That this Act shall take efect from the data of its passage. MISCELLANEOUS. IRAK'S mSSICN CN EAHTH The Science of Life or Self-Preservation.

1 A Beacon Light and Treasure for Every Man. Young. Middle-Aged and Old. THE GOLD MEDAL PRIZE TREATISE. THE BEST MEDICAL WORK OF ANY AGE.

370 WITH ENGRAVINGS AND PRESCRIPTIONS. FULL GILT. ONLY Sl.OO BY MAIL, SEALED. IN PLAIJI PACKAGES. Know Thvself Manual; regular price, fifty cents; a book for men only, sent sea sea to every fhia inciose lc.

for postagV. Address the Peaboay Medical Institute. 4 Bulinnca street, ODposite uui Mass. the oldest and best in the country. Established" in 1SC0.

Write today these bw.kg. secret Vade Mec-um; keys to mwr a.u HAPPINESS. Consultation by letter or in person wi-h the eminent author and staff of specialists- S03LE DEATHS Or A DAY New York, May IS. Perclval S. Menken, i a at a lawyer and for maDy years president vt.

the Young Men's Ileorew Association, died yesterday. lie was born In Philadelphia, bat spent practically all his life -New York. He was deeply interested In Hebrew charitable work. rtoaton Mav IS. Word was received la thi rdfy todav of the death on hoard the steamship Minnesota, which arrived in Se attle last eight from Japan, of Rev.

Dr. W. Cate, formerly of this city, out ior iu vears in charge of the unlversaiist mission in Japan. Dr. Cate was also connected with the university at Tokio.

He leaves a widow and two children. Concord, May IS. Frederick May Holland, author of various reviews, essays and" pamphlets, died yesterday, aged 72 years. He was a member of the Wisconsia Academy of Sciences. Santiago, Chile.

May IS. Gen. TTences- lao Bulnes, who took a prominent part in tne feruviaa campaign, iueu aere jesie dar. AN ACT TO ADD A NEW PARAGRAPH. HEADED "DISTRIBUTING POLES AND OTHER SIMILAR STRUCTURES' TO fcKC-TION H.

SUBSECTION "STREETS. BRIDGES iVt. lfliiHWAYS." OF ARTICLE 4. EN PAID rABAUBArn iwjio --i ii" EVO OF SAID SUBSECTION OF PAR SECTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AM) COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE. THC KLKCTRICAL COMMIS I- i i THE MAIOK AMI Ull i ut.xLiii'jr nair TIVORE CAN NOW COMPEL AND REGULATE THE USE OF UNDERGROUND CONDUITS BY INDIVIDUALS OR CORPORA- Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Write Dr.

R. Curran, Consulting Physician, for a free MISCELLANEOUS. Brain and Nerve Y. LAWN MOWERS GET THE RELIABLE KIXD. When you buy a lawn mower you want a machine that you can rely on for good clean work and durability.

A machine that will wear well and that runs Lrop TJs a Card for Our SPECIAL. LAWN MOWER BOOKLET. Our Evergreen Lawn Grass Mixture IS TRUE TO NAME. GRIFFITH TURNER CO. IjAwn and Gabden Supplies, 205-215 X.

Taca 366 N. Gay St. Agents for Celebrated Acme Lawn Fence THE SUN JOB PRINTING OFFICE, SUN SQUARE. illustrated medical booklet and free advice. Duffy Malt Whiskey Rochester, N.

STEAMSHIP EINES. CUNARD LINES From Piers 51525-4 North River. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEEN3TOWN. Passengers booked to London and Paris. 3P.M.

Etniria MayZS.lt'A.M. Mauretania. A. 2P.M. Campania.June 6.10A.M.

The MAURETANIA AND LUSITANIA. the laiwKt and fastest the world, will hereafter sail on WEDNESDAY, inaugurating a NEW SEMl-WEEliLi; SLKViCJi. HUNGARIAN-AMERICAN SERVICE. TO FIUME VIA GIBRALTAR. NAPLES.

TRIESTE. CARPATHIA May 23. July 16, Sept. 3 PLAVOMA i.June 18, Aug. 6, Sept.

PANNONIA July 2, Aug. 20 VERNON H. BROWN. (Jeneral Agent. ISl X-i State N.

Y. oencsite Battery; 12G State Boston. Mass. ARTHL W. KWKSUN.

IX, pauimore at. PASSENGER AGENT FOR LEADING LINES. J. HOWARD EAGER. 3G North Charles street.

VACATION Tours to Europe, Seven weekst $285: nine weeas, 5.30a. yuctri. icuru conductors. First-class arrangements. Leisurely travel.

Theo. H. Diener 217 E. Balto. st-tf EAGER TOURS TO EUROPE.

MAY 28. JUNE 13. 18. 20. JULY 1.

2. 3. TO Illustrated Booklet on request. tf J. huwaku sdh st.

OILS AND GREASES. Patapsco Oil. and Grease 109 CHEAPSIDE, BALTIMORE, MD. Manufacturers of all kinds of Lnbricatine Oils and Greases, Boiler Compound and Belt Dressing. Dealers in Linseed and Cottonseed Oils.

Pine Tar. etc. Standard Exhaust Heads and American Oil Filters always on hand. Write for prices, circulars and booklets. tf JOHN RYAN.

President. CASCARETS MAKE EVERYTHING DIFFERENT. A GENTLE LAXATIVE IN FORM OF CANDY TABLET- a23-lm.