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court for the county in which the freight may be, or to any judge
of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore city, assigned to one of the
common law courts of said city, if said freight be in said city,
Betting forth the reasons for which said application is made, it
shall be lawful for said judge to pass an order for the sale of said
freight whenever said judge may deem such sale expedient, on
such terms and notice as the order may prescribe; and the pro-
ceeds of said sale, if there be any remaining over, after payment
of the expenses incident thereto and legal charges, including cost
of the keep of such live stock or cost of storage on said freight,
shall be paid to the owner or consignee of said freight on
demand.

1890, ch. 443.

204 A. It shall not be lawful for any railroad company doing
business in this State to withhold any part of the wages of its
employes for the benefit of any relief associations or the mem-
bers thereof. Any railroad company violating the provisions of
this act shall upon conviction be fined not less than fifty ($50)
dollars, nor more than five hundred ($500) dollars for each and
every offense.

1894, ch. 269.

204 B. The Board of Public Works may, when it is shown to
their satisfaction by any railroad company that it is impracticable
for such railroad company to equip all of its cars with heating
apparatus other than stoves, within the time required by law,
prescribe what number of cars of such railroad company shall
be equipped with improved heating apparatus by such company
in each year.

Religious Corporations.

1892, ch. 664.

211. The said plan, agreement or regulation shall be entered
in the book hereinafter required by section 214, to be kept by
every such corporation, and the same shall be acknowledged by
the trustees, or a majority of them, before a justice of the peace,
a notary public, or a judge of the Circuit Court in the counties,
or a judge of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City; and such
justice, notary, or judge shall append to said instrument a certi-