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into its custody and care, in which shall be stated
the date of admission, the name and age of the
child at the time of admission, the name of the
person or justice by whom or the court by which
committed, and the name of the nearest relatives
when known to the corporation or its officer
charged with the admission of inmates.
SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the foundlings
and infant orphan and other destitute children un-
der the care and charge of the said corporation,
the Protestant Infant Asylum of Baltimore City,
shall be and remain under the control and restraint
and under the charge of the said corporation, and	Remain un- der charge of
of the officers and managers and agents thereof,	corporation.
and bound to obedience to its rules, regulations
and discipline to every effect, as apprentices are
bound in respect of their masters and mistresses,
and subject to all laws concerning the duties, lia-
bilities, privileges and rights of apprentices.
SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That this act shall take	In force.
effect from the date of its passage.
Approved April 5, 1878.

CHAPTER 298.
AN ACT to incorporate the Baltimore, Highland-
town and Riveryiew Railroad Company.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of Maryland, That Anthony J. Schroeder, Theodore
A. Bokel, Henry C. Schroeder, Michael Adams and	Commission-
James T. Kirby be and they are hereby appointed	ers.
commissioners, under the direction of a majority of
whom subscriptions may be received to the capital
stock of the Baltimore, Highlandtown and River-
view Railroad Company, which is hereinafter incor-
porated ; and that the said commissioners, or a ma-	Cause books
jority of them, may cause books to be opened at	to be opened.