JAS. BLACK GROOME, ESQUIHE, GOVERNOR. 429

dnstrial School for Boys, of the City of Baltimore,
incorporated under the provisions of the twenty-six
article of the Code of Public General Laws, be and.
the same are hereby repealed and re-enacted with an
additional section as follows :
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of	Trustees
Maryland, That James Rosevelt Bayley, Thomas S.
Lee, Edward McColgan, John Dougherty, Peter
McCoy, Bernard J. McManns, John T. Gaitley,
Henry Volz, P. L. Chapelle, W. M. Boone, Thomas
C. Jenkins, L. J. Tormey, Cumberland Dugan,
Thomas C. Yearley, Charles M. Dougherty, C.
Oliver O'Donnell, John T. Matthias, Wm. M. Mer-
rick, Joseph W. Jenkins, T. Robert Jenkins, George
McGlone, Joseph Judik, Alfred A. Reip, John Wick-
ersham, and such other persons as may hereafter join
them, according to the terms and conditions of this	Incoporated
charter, and the by-laws to be made under its provi-
sions, be and they are hereby made and constituted
a body corporate by the name and style of, "St. Mary's Industrial School for Boys of the City of Baltimore,"
for the objects and with the power and authority set
forth in the original act of incorporation, hereinbe-
fore referred to, and particularly to receive in charge such orphan and other destitute boys as may be
committed to the charge of said body corporate, and
to bind out such boys until they shall attain the age
of twenty-one years; and any court or magistrate of
this State, shall have power and authority, in the dis-
cretion of the judge of such court or of such magis-	Power and authority
trate, to commit to the charge of said Institution, any
destitute white boy, or any white boy convicted be-
fore such court or magistrate, of any offence against
any law or laws of this State, provided that the
parent or other guardian of said boy or boys, shall
request that they be committed to the St. Mary's In-
dustrial School; that in all such cases the board of
managers shall have power, in their discretion, to
take into said institution all such white boys, under
sixteen years of age, as shall be taken up and com- mitted as street beggars or vagrants, or shall be convicted of criminal offences.
SEC. 3. The Governor of the State, and Mayor of	Appoint trus-
the City of Baltimore, shall each appoint every two	tees
years, three persons to represent said State and city,