ROBERT M. McLANE, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 149

	Chapter 107.
	AN ACT to repeal section two hundred and ninety-
	one of article ninety-three of the Code of Public
	General Laws, title " Testamentary Law," and sec-
	tion two hundred and ninety-two of said article, as
	repealed and re-enacted by the act of January ses-
	sion of eighteen hundred and sixty-two, chapter one
	hundred and one, and to re-enact the same with
	amendments.
	SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
	of Maryland, That section two hundred and ninety-
	one of article ninety-three of the Code of Public Gen-
	eral Laws, title " Testamentary Law," and section two	Repealed and
	hundred and ninety-two of said article, as repealed	re-enacted.
	and re-enacted by the act of eighteen hundred and
	sixty-two, chapter one hundred and one, be and the
	same is hereby repealed and re-enacted so as to read
	as follows:
	SECTION Two HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE. (291.) In
	all cases where administration shall have been, or
	shall hereafter be granted upon the estate of any mar-
	ried man who has left a widow and an infant child or
	infant children surviving him, the said child or chil-
	dren being also the child or children of the said
	widow, shall be entitled to an allowance of the per-	Who entitled to allowance.
	sonal estate remaining after the payment of funeral
	expenses, for her own use and that of the said infant
	children, of the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars,
	to be paid to her in money or in articles of household
	and kitchen furniture at their appraised value, as she
	may elect.
	SECTION Two HUNDRED AND NINETY-TWO. If the
	decedent leave a widow and no infant child or children
	surviving him, the widow shall be in like manner en-	Widow entitled
	titled to an allowance of seventy-five dollars in money	to allowance.
	or its equivalent in household and kitchen furniture,
	as provided for in the foregoing section.
	Approved March 20, 1884.