492 CITY OF BALTIMORE. [ART. 4.

pay the sum of five hundred dollars, and in addition to this, he
or they shall file with said clerk a bond to the State of Maryland,
in the sum of ten thousand dollars, to be approved by said clerk,
for the faithful performance of the requirements' of this sub-title
of this article; and any pawnbroker who shall violate this section
by failure to file such bond, or to obtain the license as aforesaid,
though continuing to transact the business of a pawnbroker,
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall, on convic-
tion thereof be fined the sum of five hundred dollars, or be
imprisoned in the city jail for the term of six months, or both, in
the discretion of the court.

PEDDLERS.
1878, ch. 414.

657. The mayor of Baltimore may grant a permit to such
number of poor persons as to him may seem proper, to peddle
within the limits of Baltimore city, notions and small wares, with-
out a license; provided, that the stock in trade of any such peddler
shall not exceed twenty-five dollars in value; and provided, that
said mayor may at any time revoke any such permit.

REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
1888, ch. 495

658. Any person, copartnership or firm applying for the
same, and paying the sum of money herein provided, may obtain
a license for carrying on the business of real estate broker in the
city of Baltimore; provided, that the names of each and every
person comprising any copartnership or firm applying for such
license shall be inserted in said license; provided, that the sum of
money to be paid therefor as aforesaid shall be twenty-five dollars
for the first two names inserted in said license, and twenty-five
dollars additional for each and every name above two inserted
therein.

Ibid

659. Any person, copartnership or firm who shall carry on
the business of real estate broker, or shall undertake to act as
such real estate broker by public advertisement, sign or otherwise,
without such license first obtained, or who shall use or attempt to