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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-07

-gt s'laaflm7T .a1rl 9,g5.t TTsufs'-'
GiH's 90, rus ArCrIoN BLoc3. EThcre.
Is one r".f.eIr ~ TIE u z.hqr s'arS m,r-
k.t wh,Jh deserves u Ht.l attention '---
This is al, ont -uf-i!d way mock. sct .,,,ars
star: not, dear civilizHd resder---lor tae
exclusive disposal Or yepiiiiln OF the
"iair1'st % III far" 40, Nanny. will
t'icu gong WI tnc,gH is tv ~ tnean- 4Hc
rl,tn nfs gentleman Arst,. sn,. b. eau >c ti.c
uaabvT. Of ladies ia his herein is the cri-
icr.oa u a'S TarS. just as the number of'
horses n hun.d, may he or a "iae oil
Errlj>h rtnt!cH;nr. !" he fakes care to pos
SO hi'ns It Of a macy - he c,n decent
" maia,sin. l wnn!d not undertake tn
say how ,nany wives the Sultan Possesses,
huF I lc'icye they are rot .n.uch few.r
thar 'lfoSh w'o wcrc in tha c>tab'i,hucr.t
Of - o'c,asr. - tie verseruf thc-,na,t,, :,
f'ek tuc Arab d.I,s:ss, t'.os.. with the
gst'ri-h'y .jswcle .swsr scabbaydS, Il
".ac+|. oyr., and the. srssic., qmalnt Of
altar e rose n th'w (. - ripc'+;s. .,.-...
The mail ms IN ho so.l stand in a ras.
eaah Que e.y'y tw;r;ias the ieal "t hes
only .:s'ns'fs - Jew var'i, os brisIt o0l-I
or u S.k iii-oS. grAcs:al'y aro,al h+v 4
or probably i i!giag h,les IN a,s o,i.I
with the L,g toe u kar plsInp Ia,ie 10
ihev arc mostly hals-c Gste Arabs. sons,
nf laera bo;ll'fA.r an! meuys although
generally, 10 AL Ia g.ts;l e-H, parigkias
tA9 ma;. of the Tar:f:iga % be y-kA.,ing.7
Their long hair Is ncaiy brarisi vr plaii-
ei, ani a,.s 7o-i t.ls isang ove- tl.ois round
sIoul lers. AEoun esea ankle is 3 mas-
svs gold band, bracelet OF tos s s,u
cash ssriss. the one barr ARA b,unl N,,h
gold. rags or isory roliie,os IN the ears,
aud li.tls js"-lsl p,si.ock fasteue,l
tilr ,i IL the lett aiug 9: tha .sosa n al se-
ciingiu: on tic diuip!si cheek, a,l s.arsa
:. she stss5s. q alIeni o res hers. a ssaila ea
har liz, . teas la haf eye. a wsfc isr 32sI.
. TlilasF stIus the Paacoeks OF Arab cap
taiss. s"uac >hop-swsers aha ssag sef-
i,.s sw.ifl-i.Fius be !suin.a They hn VI
many . s,a1.la.; aus siisn, TO-, tJ ak vi
/. siss fair slay,s. sAe ihey have often to
rcpass AID eysn sccJrnpaug with an csi--
cousa:iag chuck belsw the citin, ere a
siu u3eliss answer - elirite,l. Tie btl-
jing sousi.aaes RACES & rcely over so,ns
, of th,se cssctel1 aaiir las. : ibas alihougl,
| the baseEs s:osl aal srssl at sse.a o.l-
! er, quarrel seldom taxes p.ac,. fr the
! highe>: biller gets the pTiE: :, aud IfIhsFu
is any disPatS, up goes the beioyeIe 70.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-07
Professional Cards.

vEstft$'Ss sstsT.nsa. At'orrtys a, Law an,,
Il sssssrat-- u, Sham-try. have this Ord day
nf tniy, ise6. josgr-i v-.j,par,nsrsbip ~ The
rsss'se - .tAew rs-p(ezs,Ss. anafr bft, narns
and s'yis e CeG.sa 8 Da~n.. Thsyxil rrse-
,cr "a tss Coupty ~ Ss,st Mays nd The NJ
r5ai.s Cdsnri-s. ard in The Court nr spHsaiy.
E.Tsess ssI assss-. xinss "a - ~ rrs.s<.i-n
Sselasms against tagty.jasla, Iae State, or toe
ssssssrsaent.S litS- ph% s. 'B3hr'
Reference given, When required. Address
8 .a.,s- & Dawn-. Leusssssl,G an, p. o., :,
Jrry's cosaty. Ms.9;a=i.
JAS. ). DOWNS. s-6is'o
ley :, lSEs54.ty. r Il
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-07

Hvat''rS: -SostiLgis more sublime
than th,, graz, fot y s;ands exalted
abore ever y'htng around it, AMI nerer a.
:eEspss 70 s5Ir lssste-. sl',la =
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-07

sSaecsss IN life is very ap. 10 mako n.
f'Iget che iisne when W wasr't much -
II fsjust 50 With . frog on n iumo he
caa's rsuc'"e e When he WAS a .alpolc
nut o;her silks eis. 4 ~ = sil-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-07

Thc Erl.fnsux comprehend the d.
vine law OF eouipcusatiun. ipr one Of their
proverbs rnas \ iaaa uho has three
Tiyes IN this worii / surs OF heaven ia
tLo hcSt.' T.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-07

hesscN -sAdviec.s says .ccleriarss :,
] ke -s,sowy tse seitsfit falls he 1Ln,.sr y
1 As~sahs tulshe ,Etap ps-' ,sstfs k,i SiS,
,,inI .slxs.bsi sai astl-sf 4 2. e - S--
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Iau uo-P0rtn crsk;D.

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~I!E UNDERSIGNED havr ;n-tri lax CO.
rartrgs-i,ip n"'lcr the nsfOc + Ma6tsA
\ crsns. fssss ui'Fr'a Sssiss sar f'urt> of
~. Mars'S '2uf ,ft Aa,6iS;ns corrlics anJ
alse IN tho C..''ri az \ .spc.ls.
t-siry.;-l a'tcnti"as y al 10 h.. collection of
'sai'ns arain,, individuals, the State or the
G''veraFssa rasar, pt,esa IN Isaff to all
I'm .'r"-~ sAtss st~sf. thstf FaArss
S..si1r~~. Ua.id : \ Cane. Leonar,'i"wn
~. N.sy'Fss1.'e Ns.g /I{I ~
g. rnfr NNIinUN
... -... J. PAERAN CRANE,
pce. -, fs6--tf,' 'ii'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-07

sWi.atGver parent gives faiS .elaldrsu
: cod i.sssracsiess. s.si sc,ss sasaa at ssase
sasac time asasa sxanPsess n,ss he con
siJessisss III .ssiax, ,ssseiGss '.sssasls ssss
haul sul pc!sssziS .hEetA3r ksii sadV.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-07

nnhrnnLCIArMME0.

LlII Il th}ll -"fhhyAFko'
M- T4tA -IN.sHl l5ti pAn sSimen,
: nox.an A~e1nb blisleA 1alda kAe part
erc,ril. .fI,e ncgre .ssaaie sitssmaa S:f,
q blsekrslsin and a,wosss hcsa7-a-at vss%.
have beeursised anasii7st smo1gi ne.
srass i,i tins sns nasive 'soau.y aud1EI
Gesri- lsR yssrs in the Ssashn wiiere me-
rrorswa rcauage ur,nssrois tlysn the srssises.
Ihzvc s.uiioi sttentirstyb the charactsr
sS tlss negro, his instinct ard habinadss'
Irhaun aad amrie- mea,is Of f,rnniug cor
rect opinions rs tn The li-ure a siio ne
gPss.fs ib GO sPP,eiFai5j3sa n I'd sas u s2g
Sonrh. including r3efwater Maryland
end Virginia. have eudeaYored to be-
sc-@e q" "A .sser ea,he SITUATION .ssisssfas as
esInrrcsset disg issis - fna-ssr It ana r
Pei ss.arcdsthat oraore terrih. fate I'm
renjs oyer and vii! burst apen Soathctu
Marybud a'f hhs-SntheTp sjsfss phln
befNc havieyfr r4tfTtaal4tidkt 4tfTtal4tidkts II Z" In
less thar ten years, net only tha Cp,.on
~'1fc>- Git all !oNcf ~ fe-Hl'er VI lrElaNC,
Virginia, aadefSs<hgC 1reialalw:l! be AZ
ricaLiz Z aNt 'he whit.s expelled. ii rad
eai or IprHGrci rule confines Tie M
gtocs,i i; aRoxsst .ypte, sd. Angf i riq
their u7wer 70 c.a,trpi. tae rppGutmcnt II
aA , !iicegs. aog'roi the administration Of
JUSTICE ip S5u,hefptan3 Erstcrn Nary
land. virginia ard N'riiI Cato.ias, ,ran1
every acre Of fertile land in the cotton,
sugar AMI ric@ Stntes. They n'rcady far
ou.pun.ber ia these sestjoas, with fsxsx.
ees:iapY., The vwiites, and .Ac:r pumbess
pr r4a:aly Ierea'eusy imaigra,iln from
Ae GrTcrier sTest aai mpsut-' g aoan ties.
vhiisa tbe, vailss vii as rap,l.y 4lip.iaisA
Is ouacralioa.d Can auy rada.tias or
rational man douIt that't.cy wal Dpt uss
sheIr powcE and nnnl4crs to cxp4l Nh,
Ylites, as The, LayeTapG 10 Liharia aad
llayti aud p .AeY apa ihs lullans are
tlu .dpps IN II xico . ladsei, the
whites will Isr.lly wait for torcib!e ex-
pulsion. i will DC TO them sigai.ie.;,.
notice to-aais wi'ea negro sh riff. aai
com~;ijl"r anil jn,t;ees Of ID, peace, ne
gro mayors, negro policemen an. nero
government arg c-rauii.heas X ,.r4yi,l
n.ot all those Inn. enc - -. NhSs
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.. q - Ea'c - - eeIiis per -YTprs.F
AT Communications tor tGfsitaf1on mus; lie
asus@7rs - as Js.ll Barae Of - asssrhor
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x@ st@as -as e. ( sA=~ S - fa
-snssk a-@ ss@mssE Fairs = ".5 p
lga.s ssz.z 81 u z1ses - u .sfa pisi
nifETaers>b st eiaas sssstlTes r kss ,TsI
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bss.ai dsiE roisiI.os yrsga osai :Avsori
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-07

Nc.y wisely coneuiing that "wh3t's
done c1nno; he unl}uc," aud that III h.
gus j i,nSo1 his left nrvNr 70 return. Tho
tw,in ror ,ir ia the 9TH se of Justice B,Acl,-
s'eae. vhere they am,quic<!y na,ie- one
fash. aud til pair have since lived to-
reiter. se'm;a.!y as happy as-ii no such
nian as Gr.en ,isl Fever existed. 'a-' 10 0- 80
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Law Co-Partnerslsip

Ffe ult''ersisrr.' 'ti'orntts ~ Law 'nt 60
lsrss'fs - tss'Rsasy ts'.,r lhjs lst asN - Dc
ssuss-, ass. .soslarsd iacstsc, IS Ca pTaeiive
f'iI possesses aE4ef 'i,u ,aLisiy' aud siylc of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-07

Fl ssm-ss
49, .s--~sss
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-05-02
NEBRASKA.
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD IN COURT.
GRAVE CHARGES OF DISHONESTY.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD IN COURT
GRAVE CHARGES OF DISHONESTY.
CREYENNE, April 3O-The argument in the
case Of Davis against the Uuion Pacific Rail
road Company was concluded yesterday. The
complainant claims that the allegations of the
bill have been fully sustained and that most
gigantic system of fraud in connection with
the construction of the 70 I'd has been disclosed,
that the directors and trustees of the road. by
cunning device of making a contract with
Cakes Ames for its construction, and on the
same day having it assigned to themselves,
cleared two millions of dollars, which they
divided among themselves in fraud of the
rights of the stockholders; and that the cred
it Mobilier of America was used by the trust
ees to conceal the device. Upon the hearing
the original stock of the trustees of the Union
Pacific Railroad owning shares in the credit
mobilier of America was produced, shown &
dividends paid in January 1868, amounting to
over 81, 000, 600; also so called trplicate.agree
ment between the Credit Mobilier Cakes Ames
and theltrustees, to whom the construction con-
tract was assigned by Ames. A contract for
furnishing coal for fifteen years at Sc per ton
was also produced, and it also appeared that
the stock of this company was owned princi-
pally by the trustees of the railroad. The
complainant also claims to have shown that
railroad also obtained bonds from the United
States amounting to half million dollars up
on representation that they owned the materi-
ais for which Davis seeks payment, and in view
of all the facts in the case both the railroad
company and the contractors have become La
BILE to him. The defence admit that great ir-
regularities occurred in the building of the
road, but deny the jurisdiction of the court to
grant equitable relief in the case on various
technical grounds and deny that the Wyom-
ing corporation law in binding upon the court
They claim that the corporation is solvent and
under able and judicious management and to
avoid the appointment of receiver tender a
bond in final sum of 81 ,OOO, unconditional for
payment OF any judgment Davis may obtain,
Inc counsel for the complainant insist that the
pond pond Is insufficient and that they are not
oou nrt;o 70 5ecelve It, Chief Justice Howe gave
Jurisdiction. To avoid the appointment of a
receiver, the defendants stipulated with The
pa;imf to to deposit in lawful money the amount
security for any Judgment the nla;nt;ff -, "S y
obtain: The court thereupon deferred enter.
ing judgment for twenty days.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-05-02

SACcARAPPA ITEMS. An unusual amount
OF building and other Improvements are in pro-
gress. Mr. John NJ. Allen raises this week the
frame of commodious dwelling house on
Main street, opposite Spring street, location
second in attractiveness to none in the village.
-Messrs. Warren are fitting up in tip-top
style the store No. 3 in their block, formerly
used as a saloon, for the use of G.. F. Mariner,
who with ampler accommodations, fine show
windows, ETC., will enlarge his business, add
ing cloths and dress goods to his fancy stock.
The large ice on Spring street recently COM
pleted for N. o. Cram of Portland, has a ca
pacity of 1000 tons. There are 1900 tons of
superior Sebago ice now stored.-Mr. John
Cloudman is remodeling the Allen house,
Bracket street.-The renovation of the rail
road station is now urged by some of the citi-
zens Its dilapidated condition is not in keep
ing with the amount of travel and freight CEN
tering here, nor with the energy and enterprise
with which the road is managed in other re-
spects.-Rev. Mr.. Adams, the esteemed Metho-
dist preacher at Gorham, is expected to locate
here in place of Rev. Mr.. Bartlett. who has
won the reputation of an earnest preacher and
carries with him the best wishes of all,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-05-02
Domestic markets.

NEW YORK, April 3O.-Cotton heavy and lower
sales 1910 bales; Middlng uplands 231c. Flour-re.
q 1Oc lower; superfne State Is a 4 90; extra do
8 50; round hoop Ohio 70 g ss; choice do 10 a
extra Western 4 95 q 3 10; choice do is "a 3 65:
choice white wheat do 545 q IS; Southern less esq
active; common to fair extra 6 90 "a $50. Wheat
16S Winter Red and Amber Western at fl 81 81
q 30; White Michigan IS. Corn dull and droop-
ing; sales $1,000 bush; new Mixed Western 0S "a
Of? fo &c 9 eg storS Oats % sales p
steady; sales $40 bbls. new plain mess at 10 90 10
co. new extra do at IA 90 q Y So. Pork dull and
lever; sales $50 bills; also 1900 bbls. mess. seller
% 81; prime at21 so @ % Is Lard dull and uLsef
tied; steam, seller Msy, june and July at Isl "a
H. Is s e ss do stats
20 q 35c. Whiskey firmer; sales 800 bbis. and 100
bbls for next week, stIo7; Western free at o5 g
good refining at q sHs: No. u. DutcD standard at
shc. Coffee quiet. Molasses dull. Naval Stores
dropping; Spirits Turpentne at 43a q 44c; Resin at
at 26sc. Talow dull; sales 5s, 900 TBS. at 81 a 9ic-
Wool steady; sales 100000 lbs; domestic fleece at
45t q SIC; pulled at Al 43c, tubbed at 47ac; Texas
Linseed at Is @ Q 16, gold. Freights to Liverpool
steady; Cotton per steam I'd.
CHICAGO, April 3O.-Flour irmer. Wheat lower:
sales at sstc Tor No. 2; No: at s6 96sc Corn low
No. at IS a 793c. high Wines strong: sales AZ al
Cattle lower; sales at 60 q 80 tor stockers, and
TO o. % ier tar to extra choice. Hegs active
for extra to prime Mess Pork steady sales at rs 90
q % rs tor regular, and 20 90 for heavy. Lard at
l6Ic. Sweet picked hams at 15tc.
new ORLEAKs.A April 31.-Cotton unsettled; Mid
ding uplands at 224c.
CHARLESTON, April 3d. Cotton quiet; Middling
uplands at 22c,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-05-02
The Alien Tax.

MR.. ED1ToR:-Eor one,-and there are
large class in this city besides,-I disagree
with your doctrine as put forth on Thursday,
on thus question. We hope-and think it is
Just to do so-that the tax on alien passengers
viii pc restored to the rate it has been for sew
rms city is placed at large expense and con-
tinual!y, by the emigration of paupers from
the old country. 1t is one part Of the policy of
many towns in England to pay the passage of
tnelr paupers across the Atlantic. 1t is
cheap radiance for them, and terrible burden
Tor us. This is proved by an examination
made within a week at the poor house in this
city. where it was found that nine tenths of the
inmates there are of foreign extraction. So
slight would be the expense of that house,
without this foreign influx, that it would be
hardly necessity.
The proposition of the overseers is to impose
a light tax of 80 per head upon alienI passen-
gers to relieve in some measure this burden
are turned in upon u.s. The tax is felt but
lightly by the emigrant. 1t is charged into his
passenger ticket-and the transportation lines
do not feel it at all. Probably passenger
who had made up his mind to come to this
country, was never turned by an additional
two dollars to the price of his ticket the amount
of which was to be made available in assisting
MS destitute countrymen, after he reached
these shores. The idea that it may affect the
touching of steamboat lines at this port-or
will have "a deleterious effect upon COM
merce>-is putting the coming of the lines to
TINS city, and the success of commerce, upon a
very narrow guage-even the advance of one
dollar upon an emigrant's ticket from the old
country.
1t must be borne in mind that when these
emigrants touch here, it fixes their status for
two years. So that, if they fall into distress
anywhere in the country at that time. thew are
sent back to their original landing place, where
they must be supported or sent home.
II the Massachusetts, legislature has repeated
this law, without qua ding against the return
OF the sick, idle and dissolute to their cities.
they have done very foolish thing.
II our Legislature will protect our maritime
cities from the return of these people, under
certain circumstances, upon them for support,
we should say, by all means remit the tax.
But while this liability il upon them as very
neayy burden, it should be regulated by reas-
enable restrictions.
The tax is not a burden, but q protection
1t ought not to be reduced from what it was
for several years. None complained of it but
the lines named. The passengers made no
complaint. 1t never probably turned pas
senger away from our port, and if our citizens
saw it in all its bearings, the voice for its con-
tinuauce would be a large majority.
trust-and many others sympathize with
the hope-that the City Council will look to
the interests of the city, as well as those of the
steamship lines, and see that the wholesome
regulations of the last few years are perpetual
ed in this matter. A CITIZEN.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-05-02

SAILING OF THE MoRAvIAN.-The Moravian,
Capt Robert Brown, of the Allan line, which
was the last steamer from this port Ia. Liver
pool for the season, sailed on Saturday after
noon, with 36 cabin and 90 steerage passengers
AM full cargo 1t will be seen by reference
to our passenger list that large portion of
them are Americans, showing how fast this
line is growing into favor wiah our people, as
it has long been popular with our Canadian
neighbors. Among the passengers were Mrs.
Dorrance and children, Mrs. III. III. Furnish,
daughter and maid servant, John Rand, Esq,
Edwin Churchill, Esq, and James E. Carter,
ESQ., all of this city, besides several from other
parts OF Maine, and also from New York and
Boston. A large party of tho friends of the
passengers as well as the officers Of the vessel
went out in the tender to where the steamship
laid in the stream to bid them adieu. The Mo-
ravan sailed at 4 80 P M.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-05-02

PORTLAND YACHT CLUB.-The annual meet
ing of the Portland Yacht Club was held at
the office of Commodore James M. Churchill
on Saturday evening last. The meeting was
very thinly attended, there being but fourteen
members present, which was perhaps owing to
the short notice, although it is one of the by
laws of the Club that the annual meeting
shall take place "the first day of May" and it
is generally understood in case that day falls
on Sunday, it shall be held on the evening
-previeuss-Tho old bo"-a-es- o<aao.----~.--
Iected with the exception of Mr.. John A. EN-
cry Secretary and Treasurer who was removed
and Mr.. George II. Holden elected ia his place.
Mr.. Emery was elected on the Committee on
Membership in the place of Mr.. Holden elect
ed Secretary and Treasurer. The board as con-
sttuted stands as follows:
Conanaodore.-J. M. Churchill.
Vice Conanodore.-A. M. Smith.
Secretary and Treasurer.-Geo. 81. Holden.
Tfustees-James NJ. Churchill ez-otfcio; A.
M. Smith, Charles G.. Roberts, Henry 81. Fur
Dish.
Measurer.-Joseph H. Dyer.
Committee on Observation-Disclosures J.
M. Churchill er-ottcio, Geo. II. Holden Sec
rotary er-o6tcio, John A. Emery, Charles G..
Richardson, Geo. o. Gosse.
Committee on Regattas B. J. Willard, John
Thomas, VIM. Taylor and j. Hall Boyd.
The club numbers fourteen yachts, one hay-
ing been lost the past year-"the Sunnyside"-
and one wthdrawn-"the Clarence
Mo hon III, ,o;r "a. ell
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-05-02

CAPE ELzABErH.-Another meeting Of the
citizens of Ferry Village, upon the matter Of
improving their connections with this city,
was held Friday evening. The committee az
pointed to investigate the title to the landing,
reported that they had come to the conclusion
that it is not the property of the Ferry Com
papy, but Of three persons. Animated speech
es were made by several of the gentlemen
present, all strongly urging the necessity of a
new ferry. 1t was voted to add Capt. Thomas
Grant to the committee appointed at former
meeting, and instruct them to confer with the
directors of the Ferry Company and also OBJ
tain legal advice A committee was also rails
ed to solicit money pay the expenses of this
committee,