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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
VICTORY FOR SPORTSMEN
= Man MATSBOOr PAETRIDGE> ON
HISOUN LGND.
The Game Law, Prohibiting the Shooting
of these Birds for Two Years Declared
Unoonstitutionsl by Judge Home.

BOYDTON. VA. sept 2S.-SpcciaA-
II viii be remembered ty The readers OF
me Times that pa-tridges and other
game were largely killed out by the severe
cold OF tho winter Of 1892 90; and that the
next Legislature. which met in Virginia,
after that time, passed a stringent law
FOR the protection OF game. which expires
by the terms OF said law on the LIST Jan
uary next
Birds however. are plentiful in this
section now. and tho sportsmen here
abouts are chahng under the game law.
So iA order 10 test the law, a member
" the local sporting fraternity here went
out "A few days since and shot A partridge
on his own land.
UNDER ARREST
he was promptly taken before n JUS
tice Of the peace for violating tho game
laws. where fine Of SO was imposed. An
appeal was taken to the County Court.
The case came before Judge Homes OF
the County Court yesterday His Honor
discharged the accused holding that the
law was repugnant to the Constitution or
Virginia in so far as it undertook 20 prohi-
blt man from shooting partridges on his
own iand-rOr two years--this being an
unreasonable restriction Of citizen $
right.
The accused was represented by Hon.
r II Thorp and the Commonwealth. by
Commonwealth Attorney Goode, assist
ed By Judge Alexander
a VICTORY.
This is regarded by the spOrtsmen as a
great victory for them
Mr. George w Brooks. one Of the gem
tlemen who was injured by the train
while crossing the railway track i'm "a
! buggy here last Sunday. is doing well and
will be out I'M "a few days. but his COM
panion. Mr. A. VI. Taylor who had HIS
coliar-hOnc broken and received several
bruises your correspondent is informed,
is not so well to-day.
The new tobacco przery here IS rapidly
nearing completion and our buyers are
anticipating heavy breaks during the sea-
son
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
FoR o. d. HosrIrAL BENEFIr.
Opening Of the Carnival 1T the Eegimental
ArmOry.

Opening Of the Carnival ~ the Eegimental
ArmOry.
Tho carnival and bazaar 20 be given
FOR the benefit of the Free Ward of the
old Dominion Hospital opened under IA
forable auspices last night with numei-
Gus attendance at the kegimenial AT
mOry.
There are decorations and evergreens.
ferns. palms and flowers are 10 abundant
evidence in thVlarge drill room OF the
armOry.
The prevailing colors are the national
ones or red. white and blue. and the
booths I'm the room axe likewise adorned
with them.
Miss Lily Emms is the manager Of the
carnival and Miss Lula Nuckols assists
her with the aid of number OF beau-
tiful young ladies'
Misses Emms and Nuckols have charge
Of the tobacco booth and Miss Annie Il.
Kirk has the flower booth under her care.
Mrs Bedford superintends the refresh
ment table. an important feature OF the
bazaar.
Last night there was a drill by the little
girls. known as Company BIS little
Girls" and an exhibition drill by Com
pany +.
Both these drills were greeted with APP
plause By the spectators
on Wednesday night there will be vo-
cal and instrumental music and dancing
every evening after the entertainment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29

Newpor, News and Hampton Have Crack
Co,nr.uics rho New Battle ships.

Communicative New Battle Hh'p~'
NEWPORT NEWS VA, Sept. %-Spe-
cial.-While oystering I'm James river. or
sail Island yesterday the hoat lt IN
which David TriZian and another negro
were longing was capsized by squat ana
both men were drowned.
Tnsnect0r-Geueral 10. Lane stern, or
Richmond last night inspected the hunt
iugton Rifles. Forty men were IN line
After the inspection First Sergeant >. r
Rix was elected second lieutenant. zen
cral Stern then took an electric car iot
Hampton whore ne Inspected the fehin-
sula Guard Of that city.
lie compllmented the officers or Doln
companies upon the high degree OF ~
dcieucv shown by their commands.
The body OF n sailor from one or the
ships OF the North Atlantic Squadron was
washed ashore at Old Point Comfort yes
terIay. 10 Is believed that tho man iell
overheard while intoxicated ana trying
Co reach his ship.
Tile special board on changes for inc
battleships Kersearee. Kentucky ana III
nois now being built az the plant or lne
Newport News Dry Dock and Shipoulld,
ng Company held lengthy meeting Aha
made a thorough inspection OF the WotN
already done and now tn progress on INC
ships. Several changes were ordered
but these will not be made pubic lot "a.
least some time. This board Is composed
OF Naval Constructor Robert Stocker. SUI
perintcndent Of Construction nc the snip
ward I'm this city. Assistant Naval Com
structor George n. Rock. OF the column
bian IRON Works. of baltimore. and as
sistant Naval Constructor ID. &. Nutuhs'
of the Portsmouth Navy Yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
TAKEN FOR A SQUIRREL.
Az ETTHIChS MN SHOTs NUNS
MAN HHfLh err THLF.
NYrriaeo 1T tho Parsonage of ~. Joseph
Catholic Church Lieutenant W. -
Bond VIII be Elected Captain.

PETERSBURG. VA. sept 2s Special.
"a few DAYS ago. Mr. ~. ID. Moore.
son of SIR D. r.. Moore. OF Chesterfield
county. was accidentally shot by some
unknown party Young Moore and ms
ntnc brother were endcavoring 60 XIII
eouirra som their fathers land, when
their dog bad freed. The squirrel could
not De- SEEM there being "a hollow in the
tr.c. and. therefore. Mr. n. ID. Moore con-
eiugsl q, climb the tree ass Ear as me
hollow ln order Goo frNhicn inc Squirt 81
just before Mr. Moore ftdcNto wy 49,
low. bis little brother sp.ea inc squ.i,ly,,
on one OF the topmost houfhs OF tne ~
Hud told bis brother t9 come cow ",,.5
q. lower. and Doe would shoot it. AccoId-
ingly Nr Moore came down Nv al
loV lr when thc younger nIplhSi "''"
an tho squirrel fcIl tO The ground.
AS UNKNOWN PARIA. a..
A. Nfr Moor. started 90 come doWh lIie
tree an unknown party coiniis ' tin"re
fho uuoIs sassy thc elbow OF Mt MOI
Ca fIf. side off fhD tree. nud, ithllk lt tvi
g. squirrel ono of them hrcd ScNsHtg
nvc shot entered thc arm of YOUNG MD2SiJI
ntfr fhe elbow. iuulctug most palHiu
wound Mr Moore held on io ihr Nt' @',"
finally succeeded in reaching lhc ktVHltt'
DC Wus taken t1 his nome ln I-ttiit,n'
where Doc was attended hy "a phl sleia,''
Mr Mono is now dolne wen. bat thc at-
tending physicians think niond pDi1,D,.".t
may 81 ln and ncccssitaie ampu'a'on Oh
''' '' MUELLER KENNY.
There was ID ouIct. bat pretty marriage
this morning Hf Do oclnch at W. l' MI
age of ST. Joeruh.s Calheuc cHuItt H..
c0ufra-tiur parties were Mf. G.. Muti-i
AMI Mics Annie Kcuucy. Mr.. John Mug
ier was best man and Miss Lena faii6i
maid off honor. Rev. j. i. diItu oll-
cIafed The groom is "a prominent meI-
chant Of HAMPTON. Va. and the bride is
o r,oef attractive young lady Of this
city The couple Left for Baltimore ON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
cnInrca land RennhIlcans Neet

About nifty coloted Republican voters or
Henrico county met Yesterday "a yer ,oi,
IA Botta's place. corner ot Twenty -tnlIu
ana Main streets o. elect delegates 10 me
Lamb Republican Convention at Lyhch-
burg. October 5th next l,.....
~ Henrfco would NOT lct them have the
courtroom. refusing IT'S use for any poll
teal gathering ,t.o,
Row. j. d. Rlnford was the chalIindh
ing. . .t..+o1 IN
the Lvnchburg convention 70 h9iill ~, 49,.
"a candidate for Governor and called by
Colonel William Lamb and Of them Jehh
r. Gaiues h. G.. WOOdson. Dennis Mar
tin and Harry Smith are white men H..
Their colored fellow delegates are Key
lanes IA. Binford. Lewis Potter. w. K.
Smithers. f. j. Chafers, John James Jrr
j. d. Pearman, NJ Dickerson. MaSsihlLE-
ton Trueman j. Il. peasants, Henry
Crutcbdeld. j. J. Brown. j. @. Purnell'
Edward Mitchell and Daniel Bowler
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29

n ief sketch of His Varied Busines,
lnHanr

Career.
Thc funeral Of Mr.. Albert r. Micou.
whose death Monday afternoon was am
uounced in the Times yesterday, Will take
place at o'clock this afternoon from the
First bytcri8n church.
The uall-hcarcrs viii Poe.
Honorary Colonel Morton Marye, Mr.
James NJ Mathews, Captain j. q. Dame,
Mr. John Knox. Mr.. George Moncure, Mr.
hctlve. Nrs.rs. A. b. Yarbrough. James
A. Hutcheson Horny r. Pollard. Henry
Richards. a. lee Moore. Everett Waddcy,
james Lyons. j. ID. Southall.
He had resided in richmond Tor a
number OF years and for few mo<ns
past bad held position in the Second
Auditor office. having succeeded the late
A H. AI.Orkc.
Mr. MIcou was about 90 years old. and
81 Was born in Essex county. where he re-
,oivcd his primary education at private
school. subsequently Dice continued his
Studies at tho University of Virginia.
gyhcu the war broke out he entered the
army in lSd ass 90 private of the Essex
Fharpehoofers who were later ON trans
formed into Company IT, Fitty-hfth Nir-
gluia Infantry. Alter the seven days
kIrht around Richmond he was promoted
T. second lieutenant lie was wounded in
ahc left Dip at the Second Battle OF Ma
naseas. and was wounded a second time
IE NIINN Iil NlI| l'Nli 'tNtAAtt .At' tNNt
at Gettysburg in fight with the Kill
patrick Cavalry. lie had TO 30 TO the
hospital for six months, and was taken
prisoner Uo was UlrOlcd in March, lob3,
shortly before the surrender
in lN5 ne went 90 Mississippi, where
ne remained ass "a school teacher until
1862 He served short time as Com
missioner in chanccp, and as clerk OF
tho Essox County Court From 1872 until
lN1 me published the Tidcwater Index et
Tauuahannock. but gave up the pubhca-
ti0n of the paper towards the end on mat
wear when Doe was elected Boy the Legs
lature superintendent of Public Printing.
ne held chat position for only two years,
neiue defeated boz lN, Boy Captain D. H.
OBannou the incumbent
MT Micou then engaged in business
with Mr. Everett Waudcy and remained
there until june. 1872. when he received
a temporary appointment in the office OF
the Second Auditor. as clerk during the
Funding OF Che State debt. lie held that
position until September. lNg3 when the
position became vacant by Che compile
ton of the work a few years ago he
was employed by Mr. B. IT, Johnson, Tor
whom Doc prepared manuscripts for school
books. and as already stated De was APP
pointed 10 succeed Mr. Alcocke I'm the Au-
ditOr's' office last spring.
About seven years ago deceased married
Miss Noluc McRac. daughter of the late
DR. a. S. NcRae, and she survives him
with no children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29

osity felt al his request ana nc was
glad 90 ind II the case ,..-....
He is DESTROYS he went on. on otlnsIIS
about closer Acquaintance. syinpalny ana
afiiliafion between tbs Uerfpers ~ Ms
church in the work Of the CONGREGATION.
Especially Is this his Wish IN nc natter
aid OF me poor members Of the church,
emboring the near approach or the
winter. when the calls upon the church
people are numerous A. -
the debt OF tho church. anil wants MS
people to consider ways ana means 10 90
H. &c.,. 80.
fhe debf has bcen met promptly every
quarter. and the amount Of tndeptedness
OF the church has been rcdr ced AT the
rate Of 81 90 per year. ,.s -. ~.
Vanderslice. will be larger than ever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29

Everything in Readiness for To-Day =
Celebration.

Everything in Readiness FOR To-Day's
Celebration.
Everything is i'm hrst-class order for
the much-talked-of celebration of Ger
man-Day. which will take place 40 the
Exposition Grounds to-day beginning at
II O'Clock i'm the morning ald lasting
until q o'clock at night Mr.. Charles II.
Phillips the chairman OF the Programme
Committee. spent several hours az the
grounds yesterday. supervising the pre-
paratiOns and seeing that everything was
put I'm good shape.
The Auditorium has been very hand
somely decorated In German Nirglnldh
and American colors, and the posts lh
the casterly portion Of the Exposition
building. which will DE occupied by me
Gcrman-Americans have been hidden
from view by cedar and pine trees
on the LEFT side ~ the main entrance
Mr. William G.. Schmidt viii nave nus
ice-cream and cake stand. while ON the
right side Mr. Frank Dush VIII furnish
soda water and ginger ale. Across me
Exposition building large stand has
been erected. where Hampton oysters VIII
bee sold in every style. and the ladies' OF
the Gormau-Americau Association of the
Virginia Hospital. who have charge OF
tine restaurant. We're busy dll day yes
tordav preparing the various dishes. the
net proceeds of the restaurant VIII Nt
turned over TO the fund of the German
American Ladies' Auxiliary or inc WIZ
ginia Hospital
Al % O'Clock this morning % handsomely
decorated car of the Richmond TRACTION
Company viii start with brass band OF
eighteen pieces over the entire route oi
that company to- advertise the celenfa-
ton OF the day.
An German school children will Doe dis
missed for the day az tho several pupic
schools az 10 o'clock Boo lhe morning io
participate boo the celebration. PROVIDED
.r.U M ffaH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
THE OLD WAY
OF Treating. Dyspepsia and INDIGESTION ~
Dic.ine . Bsrbhrous ssd'Us~iess One.

Diefing q Barbarous aed't srle>s 'ns.
We say the old way. bat really y r. .
very common one AZ present time and
many dyspeptlcs and physicians as well
consider the first step TO take in attempt
ing to cure Indigestion Is 10 diet. elmer
NV selecting certain foods and rejecting
others or TO greatly diminish tho quantity
usually taken. In other words the starNa-
ton plan is by many supposed TO be the
first essential
The almost certain failure OF tho star
walton cure for dyspepsia has been
proven time and again, but still the
moment Dyspepsia makes IT. appearance
a course of dieting is at once advised
All this IS radically wrong II Is foolish
and unscientiiic 10 recommend dieting or
starvation To a man suffering from Dys-
pepsia. because Indigestion itself starves
every organ and every nerve and every
fibre I'm the body
What the Dyspeptic wants IS abundant
nutrition. which means plenty Of good.
who esome, well-cooked food and some
thing 20 assist the weak stomach 20 III
gest II. This is exactly the purpose for
which Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets arc
adopted and this Is the method by which
they cure the worst eases Of Dyspepsia.
i'm other words the patient eats plenty Of
wholesome food and Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets digest II for him. In this WAY
the system is nourshed and tho over
worked stomach rested. because the tab
lets will digest the food whether the
stomach works or not one Of these tab
lets will digest 5000 grains Of meat or
egg.
Your druggist will tell you that Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets IS the purest and safest
and
every trial makes one more friend for this
excellent preparation. Sold AZ 70 cents
for ull-sized package at an drug-stores.
A little book on stomach diseases mailed
free by addressing STUART Company Mar
shall. Mich
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
Last Tour of the Season to Niagara Falls
x1aR. F.nnd 4, n. X. and Penn. X. ~

Tho last ~ the charming Niagara Falls
tours Of the season will leave Washing
ton October 18th al $50 a. NJ. by 9peciai
trlin Of Pullman Cars aud Day coaches.
s.rriyu.,, in buffalo an 10 r. NJ and Mia
ga~a Falls 1850 =. W. Return coupons
good ON amy regular trains within limit.
exclusive ot limited express trains. Tick
cts good % stop off at Buffalo. Roches-
ter and Watkins. returning with
i'm the limit only So round trip
from Richmond Tickets good eleven
DAYS. Leave Richmond October llth.
For further particulars apply 10
Richmond Transfer Company g3 east
Main street Ticket Agent Byrd-straet
Station or
G.. 4. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
CASTo1IA.
The iae- II ,,.,
a' s5:'i RexHAHzAe< @ ;:;S

Notice to Members Of brotherhood or 81
Andrew who Will Attend the Internal
tional Convention at Buffalo. y. Y, octof
Der 18Th to 17th.
Round trip rate Sli from Richmond. via
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad. i'm connection with special
tour from Washington 10 Niagara Fails.
october l2ta Leave Washington az i@
A. NJ. by special train Return tickets
good by regular trains within limit eN.
elusive OF limited express trains. Leave
Richmond October nth For further par
tiouiars apply 90 Richmond Transfer Com
panv. SOB east Main street Ticket Ofic6
E,rd- Street Station. or
q. a. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
PreshrterInn Week Of prnrer-

The Presbyterians OF Richmond. by tht
recommendation of their General Assem-.
bly,. are observing a week Of payer f0l
foreign missions.
Services were held al the Grace-Streei
church on Monday afternoon. conducted
by the Rev. J. Calvin Stewart, and on
Tuesday afternoon by DR.. H. j. Kerr
The meeting Of to-day will be al y
NJ. i'm the same place. and will be con.
Quoted by Or. James r. Smith
These meetings are largely attended
and are very impressive
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
Mr., Dawson on Hypnotism.

The current number Of the Arena con-
tains "a lengthy article ON "Iiypnousm in
lbs Scientific and Forensic Aspects from
the pen of Mr.. Marion J.. Dawson. Of this
city.
Mir Dawson's article which shows pro-
found study. endeayors To explain tfe diff
fercnccs of opinion between the various
schools Of hypnousm as TO the proper
method of inducing the hypnotic state
and how these differences may DE recon-
ciled.
Mr. Dawson also touches on the legal
aspect of the matter. and inquiries wheth-
err the hypnotiZer is "a dangerous member
OF society. and whether or not legislative
action is necessary for his regulation and
control.
The article Us well written and will
greatly interest AN who have turn for
invcs LEGATION of this character.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
Grcen.vIlie RennhlIcnns.

EMPORIA. VA. Sept. 2'.-Special.-Ihe
Republicans Of this county held mass
rneefina here to-day 10 elect delegates 20
The convention. which meets at Wayerly
the latter part of this month and dele
gates 10 the State convention. Upon inc
question OF sending delegates 10 the
Tvnchburg convention the meeting was
very much divided and much wrangling
was INDUCED %. Two meetings have been
hold and Two sets OF delegates were elect
ed. 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
Fluvanna for Lamb.

PALMYRA. Va. September Especial.
A mass-mecting of the Republican party
was held here to-day The meeting was
called to order by the county chairman
and ~. T.. Haden was elected permanent
chairman and \. $ Haden secretary.
Tha following were elected delegates 90
the Lynchburg convention: Jocl Haden,
W g. Marshall. Jacob Jones. a. Smith.
II i Noel G.. Finders. Giles Shepherd.
4 resolution was offered and passed en-
dorsing Colonel Lamb. and the delegates
,,ero instructed TO vote for him for chair
man.
The State Committee was censured Tor
their course in the State.
II. T. Haden and r.. Priest were spoken
of as candidates for the House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
RArPAHANNoCK rALLErFAIE
The Opening Day Gives Prestige ofsuccess
for the Balance of the Time.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Sept IS
Special.-The eleventh annual fair OF the
Rappahannock Valley Agricultural As
ISOLATION opened to-day under most FAVOR
ablo auspices. \ good crowd was i'm at
tendance for ID first day. The usual num-
her of amusements are on the grounds.
The races were exciting and resulted as
follows go
Half-milc dash-William Bernard MISS
Mansfield first. Frank Taylors Nellie.
second. There were nine other starters.
Half-mile heats. open TO ale. II. Hur-
kamps Brighton first. a. !. McDaniel
Tanglefoot second. Three other start
ers. ,
Hurdle race-one one-half miles-liur-
kamD's Princeton first. Hurkamp's van
itv second. Two other starters
There was a successful balloon aSren-
sion in the afternoon. Tomorrow VIII
he the big day and il is expected that
eight or ten thousand people Will be on
the grounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
BICfCLISrs ORG4AIzE.
A Movement 70 Secure Good Iioads-Maior
kirkpatrick III.

LYNCHBURG, VA. Sept. S.-Special.-
charter was granted in the Corpora
ton Court to-day 20 the Lynchburg and
Boonsboro Road Association, a corproa-
ton organized purposeiy for the beneyo-
lent purpose of macadamizng the road
from Iynchburg to Boonsboro. This is a
beautiful road popular among bicyclists
and the cost of the Improvement will be
about $4,000.
+. $. Kirkpatrick is president Of the
association. W. G. Ivey. vice-prosident,
and H. NJ. Sackct. secretary and treas
urer.
Major Thomas j. Kirkpatrick is serious
lv ul His condition has caused grave APP
prohensiou among his friends. His mall
adv resembles nervous prostration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
wEDNnSDArcLUB's sroRK.
Executive Committee Met Last Night and
Adopted New Features.

A full meeting Of the Executive Com
L,ittce Of the wednesday Clut' was held
at the y NJ. q. 4. rooms last night, and
some important business was transacted.
Mr.. Henry r. Mcloney, the pre- dent, was
In the chair. and Mr. J. Parker Dashlef
was the secretary.
10 was decided 10 postpone inc detalls
of management and organization or the
childrens chorus which Is eXpt cted 70 De
"a valuable auxiliary TO the cbib' 10 the
next meeting.
a report from the treasurer showed a
balance in the clubs treasury o. ISL AFTER
paving an bills against the cluf ana set
Ting the deficit from the last May res
tival.
Secretary Dashiel was directed 70 notl-
IS the members Of the club for lSl5- Dl,
10 attend the first rehearsal, az the Y. NJ.
q. A. Hall ON next Tuesday evening. Oc-
tober 9TH al S.lJ o'clock.
The musical work which IS 10 be pro
duced by the club az it's next May res
tival will probably be- the Daughter OF
Zion" by MendelssOhn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29

An interesting and impressive ceremony
will be observed at Saint Joseph's Roman
Catholic church for colOred people, in
north First street on Thursday evening at
s o'clock.
There will then be a blessing of a new
altar the shrine of the Rosary by the
Richt Reverend A. Van de Nyver Bishop
of Richmond. A sermon will be preached
at this service by the Rev. Frances Myer,
o. s. Is.
Much good has been done among the
colored people by the efforts of the clergy
of ST. Joseph's church, and the church
has a numerous and devout congregation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-29
HELL0. D0CIOR.
The Telephone Question Discussed by tho
Academy Last nigh.

The Telephone Question Discussed by th'
Academy Last Nichr.
The telephone question occupied the at
tonuon of the Academy of Medicine and
Surgery at it's meeting last night TO tho
almost total exclusion of matters, pro-
fCssioual
After a very general discussion lasting
Tor two hours the following was adopted.
Resolved That 10 is the opinion of the
Academy. that but one phone should be
used GOO the city.
A committee of five was appointed TO
canvass thc members of the Academy
and Tho profession at large as 10 the
phone each used and his preference and
10 formulate report 20 hoe presented az
Tho next meeting.
In thc discussion. tho merits and de
merits OF each system were fully debated
90 90 the ripidity OF service, courtesy OF
operators and management charges pri-
vacv of conversation, danger during cleo
trlcal storms. ctc.
Nr White OF the Richmond Telephone
Company was present by invitation.