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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

Evangelical

77. To a legacy of two hundred dollars, under the last will

Church,
Cearfoss, Md.

and testament of Jacob W. Clair, late of Washington County,
deceased, said will being recorded in the office of the Register

of Wills for said county, to the trustees of Evangelical Church,

of Cearfoss, Maryland, for the purposes therein set forth ; also

ten shares of stock of the Williamsport and Greencastle Turn-

pike Company in trust to said trustees for the purposes herein

set forth.

Little Sisters

78. To the following devise and bequest, under the last will

of the Poor.

and testament of Ellen Stuart, late of Washington County,

deceased, said will being recorded in Register of Wills' office

for Washington County, Maryland, to wit: (a) A devise of

certain real estate in Baltimore City, known as 806 North

Broadway, to the Little Sisters of the Poor, in Baltimore,

Maryland. (b) To a bequest of all the money in the bank of

the Central Savings Bank, in Baltimore, Maryland, or any

other bank that may have deposits to the credit of said testator

St. Joseph's
Hospital, Bal-

in the City of Baltimore, to the St. Joseph's Hospital, or to the

timore.

trustees or board of managers for the benefit of said hospital.

79. To the following bequests, under the last will and testa-

Association of

ment of Alexander Newcomer, late of Washington County,

Christians.

deceased, said will being recorded in the office of the Register

of Wills for Washington County, Maryland, to wit: (a) To

a legacy of one thousand dollars to Walter S. Hayne, president

of the educational board of the Association of Christians known

as the Maryland, Delaware and District of Columbia, engaged

in home missions, upon the conditions as set forth in said will.

(b) To a legacy of four thousand dollars, to be deposited in

and held in trust by the Safe Deposit and Trust Company of

Baltimore, the interest to be paid annually as follows : One-

fourth of net income to Henry Hill as long as he lives; one-

fourth to Kate Marsh as long as she lives ; one-fourth to Peter

House for

Ainslie, president of the board of trustees of the House for

Working
Girls.

Working Girls, and in case that Peter Ainslie should cease to

be president of the board, then interest to be paid to existing

president; one-fourth to the trustees or their treasurer of the

Christian

Christian Church at Beaver Creek, Washington County, Mary-

Church,

land, for the benefit of the poor members of the church, left

Beaver Creek,
Md.

entirely to the discretion of the elders of the church for distri-

bution ; trust to stand twenty years. And in case of death of

Henry Hill, his one-fourth to be paid to Kate Marsh as long

as she liveSj and in case of death of Kate Marsh, the interest

to be divided equally between the House for Working Girls

and the trustees of the Christian Church, and at expiration of