1298 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [Ch. 777]

for appeal by the said warden of the Baltimore City Jail or
said superintendent of the Maryland House of Correction, the
person so receiving the same shall endorse thereon the time of
such receipt by him, forthwith transmit by mail or otherwise
said order of appeal, together with a copy of the commitment
in said case, to the said justice who has sentenced the said per-
son; and said justice, upon receipt of said order or prayer for
appeal, shall endorse thereon the date of its receipt by him and
transmit to the Criminal Court of Baltimore a copy of the
commitment of the said justice in said case, with a list of the
names and addressee of the witnesses for the prosecution
endorsed thereon, together with said order or prayer for appeal.

SEC. 632C. In all cases in which the convicted person is
entitled to an appeal under said section 632A, and fails to
prosecute his appeal within the time provided in said section,
it shall thereinafterward conclusively presumed that the said
justice informed the said party charged of his right to a jury
trial in said case, and that the said party waived the same.

SEC. 632D. In all cases in which any said justice of the
peace assigned to any station-house in Baltimore City may
impose as a penalty for the crime any sentence of imprison-
ment, the said justice may in his discretion, impose imprison-
ment either in the Baltimore City Jail or in the Maryland
House of Correction; but in all cases in which the said impris-
onment is imposed only in default of the payment of fine or
costs, the said imprisonment shall be only in the Baltimore
City Jail.

SEC. 632E. Whenever application is made upon oath before
any justice of the peace, assigned to any of the station-houses
in the City of Baltimore for the issuance of a warrant for the
arrest of any person or persons charged with the violation of
any ordinance of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, the
violations of which ordinance is punishable by a pecuniary
fine only of not more than $100, the said justice of the peace
may, in his discretion, instead of then issuing said warrant,
issue a summons to the person for whom the said warrant is
asked, to show cause before him on the day when said sum-
mons is made returnable why the said warrant should not be
issued.

SEC. 632F. In all cases where application is made to any
justice of the peace assigned to any station-house in the City
of Baltimore, for a warrant for the arrest of any person
charged with the commission of a bailable offense, it shall be
the duty of the said justice of the peace before issuing said
warrant to determine the amount of bail to be required in