ART. 10.] CAMBRIDGE. 995

1883, ch. 216.

81. All violations of this sub-title of this article, or the by-laws
or ordinances of the town of Cambridge are declared to be mis-
demeanors ; and upon complaint under oath of any person to any
justice of the peace for Dorchester county, of a violation of the
same, said justice shall issue his warrant in the name of the
State of Maryland, directed to any bailiff of said town or to the
sheriff or any constable of said county, for the arrest of the party
charged in such warrant, and shall hear and determine said com-
plaint ; and if said justice shall find the party so charged, guilty,
his judgment shall be for the payment of such fine, penalty or for-
feiture as may be imposed by this sub-title of this article, or the
by-laws or ordinances charged in said warrant to be violated, and
costs, and the party shall stand committed to the county jail until
said fine and costs are paid to said justice, or until the expiration
of thirty days, whichever shall first occur; and the justice aforesaid,
immediately upon the payment of the fine imposed and collected
by him under this section, shall pay over the same to the treas-
urer of the town, for the benefit of the town; and if the party
charged shall be declared not guilty, the commissioners for Dor-
chester county shall pay the costs; any party aggrieved by such
judgment shall have the right to appeal therefrom within thirty
days from its rendition, upon giving bail for his appearance to
the next term of the circuit court for said county, in such penalty
as said justice may determine; and the judgment of said court, in
the event of the party charged being found guilty, shall conform
to that herein prescribed for the justice of the peace; and the
State shall also have the right of appeal within the same time,
from any judgment rendered by a justice as aforesaid; and the
party found guilty shall, in that case, likewise give bail for his
appearance in the circuit court; and the grand jury for said
county may indict any person for a violation of this sub-title of
this article, or said by-laws or ordinances as for other criminal
offences, and the indictment shall conclude "against the charter,
by-laws or ordinances of the town of Cambridge."

Ibid.

82. To provide means for the punctual payment of the in-
terest on the bonds issued under section 71 of the act of 1882,
chapter 216, which bonds are exempt from State, county and