The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-02-12
VOL. XXXI---NO. 7.


thereof, shall be the property of the Society,
| and the author shall not have the privilege of
| publishing his or her papers, as having been
read before the Society, without having first
obtained the formal consent of the same.
Y. All motions TO print an address, or
other papers read before the Society, shall be
referred 10 the Publication Committee for
consideration, and their report shall be made
at the next regular meeting.
| ri. THE COMMITTEE OF PUBLICATION
shall make suggestions to the Society from
time to time, with reference to the publication
| OF such papers as, in their judgment, should
be published by the Society, and shall have
the care, direction and supervision of the
! publication of all papers which the Society
may direct TO be published, and they shall at
no time exceed in their expenditure for pub
| LEGATION the amount which shall be in the
Treasurer's hands to the credit of the fubli-
| cation Fund. All bills incurred ana audited
by them for such publication of papers, shall
be paid by the Treasurer out of the Publica-
ton Fund in his hands.
MI. All Corresponding Members remov-
ing 10, and residing in the county of Hartford
| for longer period than six months, shall, on
paying the usual annual fee, be entitled to all
privileges of Active Members, and thenceforth
be considered as such, SO long as they con-
tlHue W reside IN aal1Oru county.
MIL In order to secure the proper care
and preservation of such publications as this
Society may make hereafter, their distribution
will be made exclusively under the super
vision of the President and the Committee of
Publication, as follows:
l. One copy of each current publication
shall be given to each member of the Society
who has paid his or her annual subscription
for the year in which it shall be issued
2. One copy to each Historical or other
Society in regular correspondence and ex-
change with this Society at present, or which
shall hel eater regularly correspond with it
and exchange publications.
3. The author of each publication, who
may desire to have Them shall be entitled to
fifty copies of the same, to be delivered at one
time and receipted for by him.
4. copies to such person or persons as the
Society, by special vote, may direct to be fur
nshed with them.
5. The Committee on Publication shall
ai1iX selling price to each issue of the Socie-
TVS publication, and is authorized to sell all
the copies that may be in their possession
for sale, of any such publication at the price
so fixed, the revenue therefrom to go to the
credit of the Publication Fund, or to exchange
any of that number for the increase of the
Society's library.
6. The custody Of and responsibility for
all these publications shall be in the Librarian
OF the Society, under the direction of the
President and Committee Capitalization. The
Librarian shall keep, in special publication
book, minute of the number of copies of
each publication, as received and as distribut-
ed, and yearly, viz: ON the third Saturday of
October, shall make written report to the
Society of receipts and distributions, and
the number of copies of each publication on
hand, and shall allow no copy or copies to
pass from his possession except in conformity
with this By Law
z. Corresponding members who shall pay
the annual sum oftwo dollars, shall be entitled
to receive the publications of the Society for
the year to which such payment applies.
NV. THE CORPORATE SEAL of the Har-
ford Historical Society shall be in the custody
OF the Secretary of the Society, and affixed
to official acts only by the vote of the Society
or when accompanied by the signature of the
President.
ORDER OF BUSINESS AT QUARTERLY MEET
INGs:
l. The minutes of the previous meeting to
be read by the Secretary, and approved.
IL. Announcement of donations, deposits,
&c, for the Library, Cabinet, and Miscellaneous
Collections
III. Names of Candidates for Honorary,
Corresponding and Active membership, pro-
posed.
~ Election of members proposed at pre-
vious meeting.
V. Reports of Committees and Correspon-
dence.
VI. Miscellaneous business.
VII. Addresses, &c.
ORDER OF BUSINESS AT ANNUAL MEETINGS
Annual reports:
L. Secretary
II. Committee on Natural History ofthe
county.
Ill Committee on the Library, Records
and Genealogical matters Of the county.
". Treasurer
" Committee on the General and Political
History of the county.
vi. Committee on Publications.
VII. Election of Officers.
VIII. President
NAMES OF MEMBERS.
Active Members.-Rev. VIM. f. Brand, s.
Il. D., Noble l.. Mitchell Robert w Eubank.
Robert S. Rogers, E. NJ. Allen, Benjamin
Silver, ST., W, Stump Forwood, NJ. D.,
Septmus Davis, S. F. Galbreath, Rev. E.
A. Colburn, Henry G. Hall, w. Beatty Har-
Ian, George Y. Maynadier, F. W. Baker, A.
?. Silver John A. Hugh, s; N. N. Mock, DR..
G. w. Archer, James McCurdy, Charles w.
Michael, James B. Cralghill, J, tferson Dallam,
Willard G. Rouse, Henry Wilson Archer, of
H.; j. M. Street,, Herman Stump, A. j. Lever
ing.
Corresponding Members-Hon. Frederick
Stump, of Cecil county Prof. H. B. Adams,
OF Johns Hopkins University Gen. Bradley
I. johnson, of Baltimore.
Honorary Members-Rev. Geo. G. Stokes,
of Baltimore county Richard T. Ely, Phi. d..
of Johns Hopkins University Rev. John G..
Morris, ID. D., of Baltimore