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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

shall have been filed in the meanwhile against said

real estate, and the bill of equity herein authorized

shall be tiled on or before May the first, anno domini

eighteen hundred and eighty-two, then the latter

shall take precedence qf any subsequent bill for the

payment of creditors of said estate, and the creditors

File claims.

aforesaid may and shall file their respective claims

in the case hereby authorized, and prosecute their

remedies in the same; and further provided, that an

appeal shall lie from all orders or decrees of said

Circuit Court in the premises by any person or cor-

poration feeling aggrieved thereby to the Court of

Appeals of this State as in all other analagous cases

provided by the laws of this State

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this act shall take

Effective,

effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 3, 1882.

Chapter 253.

AN ACT to pay Joseph F. Morgan and others of

St. Mary's county for services rendered in the

arrest of violators of the Fishery Laws of this

State.

WHEREAS Joseph F. Morgan, justice of the peace

for St. Mary's county, Maryland, being notified that

certain parties, now residents of the State of Mary-

land, were violating the Fishery Laws of the State

Preamble.

of Maryland, summoned the following named par-

ties, as a posse comitatus to arrest said violators of

the law, as follows: J. Sitnms Fenwick, Herbert F.

Moore, Frank N. Holmes, Lewis Ford, Lewis De-

vaux, Joseph F. Neal, George Bkkistone and F.

Frank Yates —

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assem-

bly of Maryland, That the comptroller of the

treasury be and he is hereby directed to issue his

Issue warrant.

warrant to the treasurer for the sum of twenty

dollars, in favor of Joseph F. Morgan, ten dollars

in favor of Lewis Devaux, and five dollars each to