ART. 4.] SCHOOLS. 535

fixed by the court and named in said advertisement, the estate of
said intestate will be paid to the commissioners of public schools.
Charlotte Hall o. Greenwell, 4 G. & J. 407. Thomas v. Visitors of Frederick
county School, 7 G. & J. 369.

P. L. L., (1860,) art. 4, sec. 831.

783. They shall, upon passing an order directing such pay-
ment, require from the treasurer of the board of commissioners
of public schools, or any other officer who may be appointed by
the said board of commissioners or the mayor and city council of
said city to receive such funds, a receipt and release to the ad-
ministrator for the same.

Ibid. sec. 832.

784. The release shall contain an obligation that the said funds
shall be applied by the board of commissioners of public schools to
the use and support of the public schools of the city of Baltimore,
and shall be recorded and preserved in said court as other records
are.

Ibid. sec. 888.

785. If the estate of an intestate shall be paid to the board of
commissioners of public schools under this law, and any legal
representatives of the intestate of no remoter degrees among
collaterals than brothers' or sisters' children, shall at any time
appear and prove him, her or themselves to be such legal repre-
sentatives, the board of commissioners of public schools who
received such estate, or their successors, if the same shall be in
their hands or shall have been applied to the use of the public
schools, shall restore the same to such legal representative ont of
the school fund under their direction.

Ibid. sec. 834.

786. Nothing contained in this sub-title of this article shall be
construed to interfere with or affect the rights vested in the chari-
table marine society of Baltimore.

JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY.

1876, ch. 84.

787. The Johns Hopkins university, a corporation duly in-
corporated by certificate recorded in the office of the clerk of the