LKOAL NOTICK8.Third Insertion.Alfred S. Shriver, Solicitor, Equitable Building.Vernon Cook, Solicitor,Calvert Building.IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT NO. 2 OF BALTIMORE CITY—(A-~8^191^—Academy of the Vlaltatlon B. V. M. of Mt. de Sales in Baltimore County for the KducatlonofYoung Ladies, a corporation, Alfred.Tenkina Shriver, truatee. plaintiffs, vs.Cnrroll Mactaviah, Virginia Scott Mactav-iah, Emily Mactaviah, Marie Wotnner Anna Oyaela and the American Propeller and Manufacturing Company, a corporation, defendanU».RDRR ^ piTBL1CATIoNThe object of the bill of complaint In this case la to secure a decree authorisingthe sale of the fee-simple properties in Bal-11 more City and County aa described or referred to in the bill of complaint, for the ratification of a contract for the sale of the property at the corner formed by thlt; intersection of the south side of Stwkholm street and the easternmost side of Covington street, and being particularly hereinafter described, to the American Propeller and Manufacturing Com pan y, a corpora -Hon nnd pending ft Bale of the propertiesreferred to In the bill of complaint, to lease the same and collect the rent therefrom, and for the appointment of a trustee to make such sales, and als6 for the Court t assume jurisdiction over the trusts created by certain deeds refered to In the bill of' °Theai)n alleges that a certain EmllyMac-tavish was originally the owner of the fol-towing mentioned properties, vin.i.Mvuf* I’.ofrtnnincr at tiie corner formedDAILY ILROAL NOTICES.Third Insertiontrustee as their respective attorney In fact^ A — ess —* Jm #1 Afi f 110of the properties which passed under the said will of Emily Mactavlsh. It Is thenstated In the bill that Daniel J. Foley de siring to retire from said trusts conferredupon him by said several powers of attorney by deed of appointment dated June 1904, and recorded among Mid Land Records in Liber R. O. No. 2079, folio 421, etc.,granted and conveyed to Alfred JenkinsHhrlver all the property of every kind devised as aforesaid by the said wlil of Emily Mactavlsh. and by the codicils thereto.The bill then alleges that Emily Mnc-tavlsh, the younger, and the said Academy of the Visitation of Mt. de Sales, by deed dated April 27. 1901, and recorded nmong said Land Records In Elber R .O. No.-2oJw,TH 8C01 IstiMIpelerasnr thr for m a alldel mnonm\folio 422, etc., appointed Alfred Jenkins Shriver trustee of the property devised toEmily Mactavlsh, the' younger, by her grandmother, the said Emily Mactavlsh, and which the said Emily Mactavlsh, the younger, conveyed to the said Mt. de Sales Academy. By this deed said Alfred .Ten-kins Shriver was to hold said property In trust nnd to pay over one-fourth of the net income to the said Mt. de Sales Academy In quarterly payments for the periodof the lives of all the grandchildren of thesaid Emily Mactavlsh. with full power to the said trustee to sell said property and reinvest the proceeds in his discretion. The said Mnrln Mayo Mactavlsh, Charles Carroll Mactavlsh nnd Virginia Scott Mac-tavlsh likewise by deed recorded among snld Land Records In R. O. No. 2070, folio 425, etc., constituted and appointed the snld Alfred Jenkins Shriver trustee for their re-TICo1stElsn thlt;»iifo nunilde tn:I in;iisportive Interests In said properties, upon j3 Ji JL ____— ^ 1 0 ^ L In f lini m