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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

Church in Elkton, for the use of said church, the sum

of one hundred dollars; " now, therefore —

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly

Sanction given

of Maryland, That its sanction is hereby given to

the bequest above-mentioned.

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

Effective.

effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 8, 1884.

Chapter 184.

AN ACT to permit the Highlandtown and Point

Breeze Railway Company of Baltimore, its suc-

cessors or assigns, to operate a Passenger Railway

upon certain streets in the city of Baltimore and

Baltimore county.

WHEREAS the Highlandtown and Point Breeze

Railway Company of Baltimore, a corporation incor-

porated under the act of eighteen hundred and sev-

enty-six, chapter two hundred and forty-two, has,

under a decree of the circuit court of Baltimore city,

become the purchaser of all the property and rights of

the " Monumental City Railway Company of Balti-

more; " and whereas the said " Monumental City

Preamble.

Railway Company of Baltimore," its successors or

assigns, was, by an ordinance of the mayor and city

council of Baltimore, number sixteen, approved March

eighth, eighteen hundred and eighty, and amendments

thereto, authorized to operate a passenger railway over

certain streets in Baltimore city, and was also author-

ized by the county commissioners of Baltimore county

to run over certain streets in Baltimore county; there-

fore —

SECTION 1. Be it enacted ly the General Assembly

of Maryland, That the Highlandtown and Point

Authorized to
operate passen-

Breeze Railway Company of Baltimore, its successors
or assigns, is authorized and empowered to operate

ger railway.

a passenger railway upon the streets of the city of
Baltimore, named in said ordinance number sixteen,

approved March eighth, eighteen hundred and eighty,