WILLIAM T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 571

	the Orphans' Court of Baltimore city the entire es-
	tate of Sarah Ann Fowler, valued at forty-nine
	hundred and nineteen dollars and eighty-eight cents,
	consisting of a certain amount in cash and one piece
	of leasehold property in Baltimore city.
	AND WHEREAS the said Board of Commissioners
	of Public Schools of Baltimore city have since trans-	Preamble.
	ferred to the custody of the Mayor and City Coun-
	cil of Baltimore city all of said estate.
	AND WHEREAS the said property was derived from
	the estate of Frederick Cole, deceased, the father of	Preamble.
	the said Sarah Ann Fowler, who also left surviving
	him his wife, Mary Cole.
	AND WHEREAS Martha Rockhold, wife of Charles
	Rockhold, Caroline Crook, wife of William Crook,
	Ann E. Jennings and George Fowler Jennings are
	the next of kin of Mary Cole, who is now deceased,	Preamble.
	and are equitably entitled to her distributive share
	of said estate, which, under the laws of the State of
	Maryland, would amount to one-third thereof;
	therefore,
	SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
	of Maryland, That the Mayor and City Council
	of Baltimore city be and they are hereby authorized,
	empowered and directed to pay over to Martha
	Rockhold , wife of Charles Rockhold, Caroline Crook, wife of William Crook, Ann E. Jennings and George Fowler Jennings, an amount equal to one-third of	Directed to pay over.
	said estate, in the following proportions: one-third
	of said one-third to Martha Rockhold, one-third of
	said one-third to Caroline Crook, and one-third of
	said one-third to be equally divided between Ann
	E. Jennings and George Fowler Jennings.
	Approved April 10, 1880.