The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-11-08

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delphia.
A Hebrew volume of about 200 page:
printed in Amsterdam In 1916. 1t was
once the property of Rev. Reuben II
Davis, principal of Bel Air Academy.
From T. Archer Wilson numbers O
the book of the Royal Blue" the B. and
o. K. R. monthly 1900 and 1901.
From Dr. G. W. Archer, report of the
National Washington Monument Society
1854"
Centennial celebration ofthe battle OF
Kings Mountain 1880"
"The Township system and advant-
ages by J. H. Stickney 1875"
Catalogue of curiosities in the Nation
al Institute by Alfred Hunter II PIP.
Is75".
Reports of Food products of the N.
American Indians" Also plants used
as food by men,"
bylaws of the Historical Society of
Virginia"
Catalogue of paintings and statuary
In the Art Gallery of the Maryland
Historical Society 1893"
Is hand bills mostly political of date
from 1909 to 1855.
New York Medical Repository of April
1907"
TRANSACTION ofthe Medical and Chem
ical Faculty, of Maryland 1875"
Sketch ofDr. Chas. Weisenthal, Father
of the Medical Profession. of Balti-
more, by Eugene E. Cordell M. D. with
photograph 1900"
Doctrines of Life, by DR.. John H. Wat
ters, Ia native of Hartford County,1 a
Prof of Physiology In Missouri Medical
College 1868"
Proceedings of the General Assembly
of the Presbyterian Church 1886"
Discourse on temperance by Rev.
Robert ]. Breckenridge" 1884.
Qualifications and duties Of ruling
Elders In the Presbyterian Church of the
United States by Rev. William M. Engles
1885,"
"The Missionary Herald" September
1929.
Memories of DIR. ]. D. Goodman, by
Prof. Thomas Sewell," 1890.
"a Narrative and Defense OF the Proceed
ings of the Methodist Episcopal Church
In Baltimore against certain preachers
and members Also Rev. J. NJ. Hansins
of the latter" 1928.
The Tomb of Washington, with a full
of Mt Vernon and &C.
nealogy of the Washingtonfamily byJ N
Wineberger," 1858.
The treasurer submitted his annual re-
port which was audited by Messrs.
STREET. and Galbreath and found correct |
with balance of $6s.77 In the treasury.
Mr.. James w. Harry was elected a cor
member of the Society and
Mr.. Wilmer T. Hopes an active men,
Der. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Rev. E. A. Colburn,
president; A. Finney Galbreath, vice
president; A. P. Silver, secretary; N. N. |
Mock, treasurer, and Henry A. Whitaker,
librarian.
ExJudge G. Y Maynadier read an In
paper on "The Destruction of
Birds In Hartford county" and submitted
the following minute which was adopted |
by the Society.
WHEREAS: 1t Is evident that if the |
rapid and inceasing destruction Of our |
birds and small animals, from whatever |
causes, whether by hunting, viscissitudes |
of the seasons, the breaking up of their
coverts and breeding places and from
many other causes, II not stayed or at
least largely checked, they or many Of
them will In the course of not very dis
tant future become extinct.
RESOLVED, That every person In the |
be earnestly invited to cooperate
with the members of this Society in per-
sistant and persevering efforts to arrest |
their destruction and encourage and |
foster their existence and increase, within |
proper bounds, according to their kind. |
RESOLVED, that 1t Is the sense of this |
Society that parents and teachers and |
the newspapers especially are in positions |
to impress upon the coming generation,
the Importance of this subject and their |
dealing with 1t In practical manner, and
should omit no opportunity to do so.
Also that all citizens should see to it that |
our representatives In the Legislature of
the State give proper consideration to
the subject by the passage of such legis-
lation as may tend not only to preserve
and perpetuate our game birds, but to |
prohibit the wanton slaughter and de-
struction of all other birds and small |
particularly to prohibit the
slaughter of pigeons or other birds at
shooting matches.
RESOLVED. That our county news
papers be requested to kindly aid the
cause by the publication of these resolu-
tions and also by publication of such
articles germane to the matter, as from |
time to time they may meet with and
Judge to be proper for the purpose, there
by keeping attention attracted to the
subject assuring them In advance of a
hearty appreciation of such good work
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