FRANK BROWN, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

613

from David M. Newbold, dated the twenty -ninth day of

Daniel M.
Newbold.

December A. D. 1891, and recorded among the land records

of Baltimore County.

Seventeenth. To the sale by the vestry of Saint Stephen's

St Ste-

Church of Baltimore, to the trustees of the Aushe Emunah

phen's

Hebrew Congregation of Baltimore, of all that lot of ground

Church

with the improvements thereon, situate at the corner of

Hanover street and Welcome alley in the city of Baltimore,

and more particularly described in a lease from John Eager

Howard to the vestry of Saint Stephen's Church of Balti-

more, dated the ninth day of May, eighteen hundred and

fifty-seven, and recorded among the land records of Balti-

more City in Liber E. D., No. 127, folio 176, &c.

Eighteenth. To the sale and grant by Nicholas M. Smith

to the trustees of the Aushe Sphard Hebrew Congregation

Nicholas
M. Smith.

of Baltimore City, of all his, the said Smith's right, title,

interest and estate in and to all that lot of ground with the

improvements thereon, situate in the city of Baltimore, on

the western side of High street, and more particularly

described in an assignment from said Nicholas M. Smith to

the said trustees of the Aushe Sphard- Hebrew Congrega-

tion of Baltimore City, dated the second day of February,

eighteen hundred and ninety-one, and recorded among the

land records of Baltimore City in Liber J. B., No. 1328,

folio 533, &c.

Nineteenth. To the purchase by the "Trustees of the

Methodist Episcopal Church in the East Baltimore Station,"

Jackson

a body corporate under the laws of the State of Maryland,

Square

of the leasehold interest in and to the lot of ground at the

church

southeast corner of Hampstead and Register street, in the

city of Baltimore, which by deed, dated February the ninth,

eighteen hundred and eighty -nine and recorded among the

land records of Baltimore City, was granted and assigned

by "Jackson Square Centenary Methodist Episcopal

Church," a body corporate under the laws of the State of

Maryland, to the said body corporate.

Twentieth. To the several bequests of Mary Michael, late

of Baltimore City, deceased, first, of two thousand dollars

Mary

to the Ladies' Branch Bible Society of Baltimore; second,

Michael

of five thousand dollars to the Board of Foreign Missions of

the General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in

the United States; third, of five thousand dollars to the

Board of Home Missions of the General Synod of the Evan-

gelical Lutheran Church in the United States ; fourth, of

one thousand dollars to the Boy's Home Society of Balti-

more ; fifth, of one thousand dollars to the Home of the