726 LAWS OF MARYLAND.

dilating as money, and such allegation, so far as
regards the description of the property, shall be sus-
tained if the offender shall be proved to have em-
bezzled any amount of coin or notes circulating as
money, although the particular species of coin or
notes circulating as money, of which such amount
was composed, shall not be proved.

Approved April 10, 1880.

		CHAPTER 459.
		AN ACT to change the name of the Worcester and
		Somerset Railroad Company to that of 'the Pen-
		insula Railroad Company, and authorize said rail-
		road to be extended to Maryland and Virginia
		State line, and to connect and consolidate with
		any other railroad at said line.
		WHEREAS the Worcester and Somerset Railroad,
		by a foreclosure of its first mortgage bonds, was sold
	Preamble	to M. H. Painter, representing the bondholders of
		said railroad company —
		SECTION 1. Be it enacted ly the General Assembly
		of Maryland, That the corporate name of the Wor-
	Change of name.	cester and Somerset Railroad Company be and is hereby changed to that of the Peninsula Railroad
		Company, reserving to said railroad company all the rights and privileges of the Worcester and Somerset
		Railroad company.
		SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the said Peninsula
	Authorized	Railroad Company be and is hereby authorized to extend said railroad to any point in Worcester county on the Maryland and Virginia State line, and is
	to extend.	hereby also further authorized and empowered, by
		a vote of two-thirds of the directors, and with the
		assent of the owners of a majority of the stock
		of said company, to connect and consolidate said