ALBERT C. RITCHIE, GOVERNOR. 1383

tion, Inc., a body corporate, as mortgagee, and Adam Schlott-
hower as mortgagee, of a certain lot or strip of ground in the
City of Baltimore, situate on Vincent Street.

117. To the sundry gifts, devises and bequests contained in
the last will and testament of John H. Windfelder, late of Bal-
timore City, deceased, probated April 12th, 1923, and recorded
in Liber HWJ 144, folio 400, as follows:

(a) To Reverened Father George Fisher, C. S. S. R., the sum
of Two thousand dollars.

(b) To the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Our Saviour,
the sum of Two thousand dollars.

(c) To the General German Orphan Asylum, the sum of
One thousand dollars.

(d) To Saint Patrick's Orphan Asylum, the sum of One
thousand dollars.

(e) To the Augsburgh Home for Orphans and Aged Per-
sons, 746 AY. Lexington Street, Baltimore, Maryland, the sum of
One thousand dollars.

(f) To Saint Elizabeth's Home of Baltimore City, for Col-
ored Children, the sum of One thousand dollars.

(g) To the Henry Watson Children's Aid Society, the sum
of One thousand dollars.

(h) To Saint Anthony's Orphan Asylum, the sum of Two
thousand dollars.

(i) To Saint James' Home for Boys, the sum of One thou-
sand dollars.

(j) To Saint Vincent de Paul Society, the sum of Two thou-
sand dollars.

(k) To Saint Vincent's Male Orphan Asylum, York Road,
the sum of Two thousand dollars.

(l) To the Little Sisters of the Poor, the sum of Two thou-
sand dollars.

(m) To Saint Mary's Industrial School, the sum of One
thousand dollars.

(n) To Saint Leo's Orphan Asylum and Day Nursery, the
sum of One thousand dollars.