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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-22

An Auspicious oyster season-An Old gen.
tleman Meets a Horrible Death.


LABAN VA. Sept 2l.-Special.-The
oyster season opened auspiciously and the
tOngCrs are doing good business. The
long dry spell iS favorable tO them. but
vegetation is suffering 40 rain has fall
len here for four weeks.
Mr.. j. Carroll iludgins the first honor
man OF the Newport News Military Acdd-
cmv. who has been spending bis vacation
with his aunt Mrs Joseph Digges Zee
turned t0 Newport News ON Monday last
to attend school Mrs Evans Miss Sue
Evans and Master George Evans " Nor
folk. are The guests of Mrs. Joseph
DiEges
Mis- claude Foster who has been visit
ing Mrs lautalu Seth Foster returned
20 her home in Hampton on Monday
Miss Cordeia Thomas. of Norfolk, is
visiting her sister Mrs. Fillmore Hudg-
ius
Mr.. Willie Richardson. who ships from
Baltimore 10 savannah, is on short
visit TO his mother. Mrs. James Richard
SON
Misses Estele Dggs. Jennie Hudeins
Aarv Lizzie knight. and clara Miles
left home Yesterday Tor Blackstone 10 att
tend the Blackstone Female institute.
Mrs Joseph Digges and her son Mr.. q.
r. Bigges and his wife will 60 90 Cane
Charles and Smiths Island for "a little
outing next week
4 painful and distressing accident oc-
CURED not long since. Mt leslie Gar
nette son of Judge Taylor Garnette
while u0tting very spirited horse
along tho public road encountered am
old man on horse hack. crossing the
road from an opposite direction MT
Garnctte's horse became unmanageapl pie
and ran into the old gentleman iMr
RenuetO knocking him and his horse 10
me Ground and horribly crushing and
rnangling his body so that he died almost
Instantly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-22

Mr.. =. ID. Lumsden. the well known
Bib county planter. has made a pracu-
cal test OF the Egyptian cotton. common
ly known In the State as the black seed
cotton. and Saturday he brought 10 The
Telegraph Office a stalk OF this and also
one Of the ordinary Georgia plant. lie
planted a row Of each side by side and
cultivated them On the same way. The
seeds Of the Egyptian cotton had been
sent 10 him by the governments Agn-
cultural Department, and he determined
10 test 10 thoroughly The fibre IS o. SUI
paL)r quality and much finer than tho
ordinary cotton planted in Georgia. and
Is said 10 be worth about lC cents
and cultivated with as little expense and
produced in the same quality as the Geor-
gla cotton IL would pay AN Georgia farm
ers 20 abandon the common variety and
take up this. Bat Mr. Lumsden expert
ence Is that, they had better stick 20 the
old variety. He says 10 costs a great deal
more 10 raise IL. and requires special ma.
chlnery Tor ginning 10. this machinery
being more costly than the apparatus
now In use Tor common cotton. The
stalks are more delicate and do not bear
as much fruit The hollis have only ~
lobes while the Georgia plant has four
The roots OF the Egyptian cotton ur
Comparatively slight. tho laterals bcini
strings, while the Georgia variety haa
large vigorous shoots thar VIII stand
almost any kind OF Wlnd.-Macon Tels
graph.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-22
DIR. ARLUND'S TROUBLES.
THE INJUNCTION AGAINST HIS
RsILRCAD PERPETUITED.
IL l. Believed the iichmond, Petersburg
and Carolina In view of This VIII he
Built at Once-Finger Cut on,

PETERSBURG, VA, Sept. 2L-Special.-
A short time ago. the Richmond. Peters
burg and Carolina Railroad Company as
the legal SUCCESSORS Of the Old Virginia
and Carolina Railroad Company. applied
to the judge of the Superior Court OF
Warren county, y. c., restraining the
Old Dominion and Carolina Railroad,
which is the North Carolina boundary Of
the Richmond, Blackstone and Southern
Railroad Company, fro minterlering with
the Richmond Petersburg and Carolina
Railroad Company in the prosecution OF
it's work OF constructing its railroad in
North Carolina.
INJC NOTION SUSTAINED.
4 restraining order was granted return %
able 10 September 18th al Warrenton, y.
e.. and Yesterday and to-day the case was
argued before Judge Bryant at that place.
Judge Bryant sustained in every respect
the contention Of the Richmond, refers,
burg and Carolina Railroad and continued
the Injunction granted against the Dld
Dominion and Carolina. ,,
This is "A far-reaching decision ana VIII
contribute much 90 the building OF tne
Richmond. Petersburg and Carolina ran
road. u is thought that there Us nut ~
tie doubt that the Virginia court Will
when the Virginia cases are heafu' PEI ,
petuate the injunction dltd"4 id',, VI
AGAINST DR.. Arlund. president OF the
Richmond. Blackstone and southern rail-
road. and his associates, and it is urmly
believed the Richmond. Petersburg and
Carolina road will soon be built. II is UNI
dorstOod that an necessary traffic arr
fragments have been perfected and that
'tero will be no troubling In getting ample
funds 10 build the road in substantial
manner
FINGER AMPUTATED.
Mr. J. T. Graves. clerk OF the Central
state Hospital. suffered the amputauon Of
tho index finger Of his left hand this at-
ternoOn Mr. Graves cut his finger some
DAYS ago. while whiting n piece on pine
bark inflammation set in and amputa-
tion became necessary.
The American TELEGRAPH and Telephone
Company began to-day putting ,n their
connexions here
Mr.. w Gordon McCahe. Jr.. son ~ Cap
tain W. Gordon McCaho. ~ Richmond
has been admitted into the firm Of John
70 Rogers a. Co.. cotton brokers and mer-
chants. m this CITY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-22
Delegate, 20 Lynchburg

SANDY HOOK. VA. Sent. 2i.-Special
Politics was the order of the day at
GOOChland County Court yesterday
Sno"ches were made by M s. j. Taylor
0f Fluy8nna county. Congro -sman Lamb.
Mr. u B Harris and Captain Ro. +.
Vaughan.
Tho first speaker Mr.. a. j. Taylor. am
independent candidate for the House Of
DELEGATES. The Democratic candidate.
Mr. g. w. Browning was not present be-
ing detained an home by the severe ILL.,
ness OF his wife.
Late in the afternoon the Republicans
Of the Lamb faction held "a mass-mcoting
Of which Hon. j. j.. StrattOn was chair
man aud elected DELEGATES to the LYNCH
burg Convention The county chairman
was ON the Court green. but did not 20
in the meeting.
The long dry spell continue. Many OF
the streams have dryed up and II the
drought continues much longer there VIII
probably be a water famine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-22
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
lens and other Matters


Mr. J. IT. Hankins. Of Houston. Halifax
county. is in the city on his way 20 Balii-
more
Alr r. L. Norris late of Richmond. is
successfully managing manufactured toe
bacCo and cigar and cigarette department
for Charles Broadway Rouss boo New
York.
Dr. Thomas H. Marshall has returned
20 the city from "a nic4e0uf trim.
Miss A. Louise kcssnich daughter Of
Prof. j. Kcssnich. has returned 90 The
city from Baltimore. where she has been
visiting friends.
Hon \ J. Montague. Of Danville. cam
lldate for the Attorney Generalship on
the Democratic dCkct arrived IN ihe city
yesterday morning. and after a brief stay.
'oft for MiddleseX, where he speaks to-
day.
The Brotherhood OF ST. Andrew. at a
meeting held Sunday afternoon. adopted
resolutions Of respect 90 the memory of
the late Wiley III. Burwel who died sun
day morning. A copy Of the resolutions
was forwarded 20 the family of the de-
ceased brother
Mrs. Frederick Hunter Wyatt. OF New
York and Mrs Hay y. Thornton. Of
Richmond. daughters Of Colonel Jno.
Bell Bigger are paying q visit 20 their
parents at their country home at Ash
land. Mr. Thornton and Tom Bigger and
his wife are there also
Lbertas Lodge Of Perfection. n the
Scottish Rite. held It's hrst meeting since
the summer vacation Monday night a
goodly number OF candidates will receive
degrees from the fourth 10 the thirty-sec-
ond during the fan and winter months.
The Rite is growing rapidly. especially
I'm the North and West.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-22

fina' Arrangements for the AGair TO BE
Compi-'ed rhi- Evening.
The Ratification Meeting Committee
viii have its nnal meeting at the Powha-
tan Club this afternoon at 6 o'clock. when
the last arrangements for the big meet
ing tomorrow evening at the Auditorium
vii Doe made.
= band of music will go through tho
streets tomorrow 10 advertise the meet
Ing. and hand bills have been distributed
everywhere.
Mr. Phil Hcnstcrn, the sergcant-at-arms
o. the Powhatau Club. will Doe in charge
or the arrangements for seating the pco-
pie. and ar Henry Cohn viii be in
charge of tle stage.
There will Doe seated ON the stage nom
fnres f0r fhe Soraf. and House vem nsrs
of the District Committee and city Com
mttec. the officers of the Powhatan
club. and members or the Ratification
Committee.
Hou. j. Taylor El'yson. the state chair
man. VIII preside and introduce the
sneakers OF the occasion.
There will Doe comfortable seats for
lauies and their escorts. and they VIII be
welcome.
The music at the ratification meeting
viii be given by the First virginia Regi-
ment Band. a. ]. Liess, bandmaster.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-22
New Medical Discovcry-A Positive Cure
for Dyspepsia.

This may read as though We were put
ting it a little strong because 81 is gem
orally thought by the majority OF peo-
pie that Dyspepsia in its chronic form
Is incurable, or practically so. Hut we
have long since shown that Dyspepsia
is durable. nor is it such 81 difficult mat
ter as at first appears.
The trouble with Dyspcptics Us that
they are continually dieting. starving
themselves. or going 10 opposite OK
tremes. or else 0eluging the already
over burdened stomach with "bitters.
after dinner pills" etc, which invar-
ably increase the difficulty even if in
some cases they do give slight tenn
pOrary relief Such treatment OF the
stomach simply make matters worse.
What the stomach wants is a. rest. Now
how can the stomach become rested. re-
cuperated. and at the same time the body
n0urshed and sustained?
This is the greatest secret and this is
also the secret of the uniform success OF
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. This Is
comparatively new remedy. but It's sue
cess and popularity leaves no doubt as
90 It's merits.
The Tablets will digest the food any
way, regardless az condition o. stomach.
The sufferer from Dyspepsia accord
'ng 20 directions Is 20 eat an abundance
of good. wholesome food and use the
tablets before and after each meal and
the result viii be that the food will DE
disested. no matter how bad your dys-
pcpsia may Doe. because as before stated.
the tablets viii digest the food even u
the stomach is wholly inactive. To f.
lustrate our meaning plainly, if YOU take
500 grains of meat eggs, or ordinary
food and place 10 in temperature Of .N
degrees and put with 90 one of Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets 90 will digest the meat
or eggs almost as perfectly AS Dr. the meat
was enclosed within the stomach.
The stomach may he ever so weak yet
these tablets viii perform the work n
digestion and tine body and brain viii
be properly nourshed and at the same
time radical. lasting cure Of dyspepsia
viii be- made because the much abused
stomach will Doe given. 90 some extent.
much needed rest Your druggist Will
tell you that OF the many remedies adj
vertiscd 90 cure dyspepsia none of them
has given so complete and general SAT-
isfaction as Sulrt's Dyspepsia Tablets
and not least in Importance Do these hard
times is the fact that they are also the
cheapest and give the most good for the
least money.
A little book ON cause and cure Of
stomach trouble sent free bv addressing
Stuart Company. Marshall Mich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-22

The Date Of Trial Of Number Of Imports
ant Cases Fixed.

The Date Of Trial Of Number OF imports
ant Cases Fixed.
The following dates were fixed for the
trial OF cases IN the Hastings Court yes
terday:
Vernon Hill. charged with the killing
OF Stanford Nelson. September 30th
James H. Kitchen. robbing the Peter
Stumpf Brewing Company continued UNI
an next term
Alexander CBucO SpOtswood. felonious
wounding October 18th
Carlos A. Twitchell, shooting Paul
Davis September 9th.
Paul Volncr, criminal assault Scptem-
Der 9th
Judge witt disposed OF the following
cases yesterday.
Nancy Payne. colorod. charged with
stealing q sum OF money from Captain
J. j. Roberts am old sea captain. was
given three wears iu the penitentiary.
Judge James g. Lamb presided In tho
Law and Equity Court yesterday morn
ing in the absence from the city Of Judge
T.. q. Minor
Judgment was rendered Tor N.C45S IN
Tho case Of II. A. McCurdy, trustee
against Valentine Brown.
Motion for judgment was filed I'm the
case Of y. S. Moore q Sons against NJ
lander and Mary Zander for Sl53.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-22

The success of the really wonderful in
vontlOn of the Wizard Edison, The
frolcct0scOpc, which is TO Doe seen at the
'rdit0rium Naudevilles this week. IS
great ana last night the applause was
hearty and frequent
New scenes viii be shown every night
this week. Last evening there We're
shown in most realistic. lfc-lke style a
Chinese laundry, burning stable and "a
kissing scene
The vaudeville programme was lengthy
and entertaining with never "a duh mo-
mcut from start to finish.
clayton and Allen are already tavoritcs
boo their musical act and laughable COM
icalties.
THE others were equally earnest and
1aunhtul and Sl-sou and Wallace, the
Weshs and Gallagher and Evans con-
rarely cqualled list of vaudeville
people.
audience at the Auditorium are as
large as ever and even Che nights OF out
door vaudeville have not exceeded them
in size. and appreciation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-22

and Love" Of which Miss Lillian Lewis
is the star.
This action was taken by Sheriff John
T. Hughes, at the instance Of Mr.. Louis
Wendenburg, counsel for Mr.. Godfrey
Stern. who had judgment for SlS8
against Mr.. Lawrence Marston. Miss
Lewis manager.
Several years ago Mr.. Stern brought
suit In the Chancery Court against
Manager Marston, and took this opportu-
nifty 10 try and collect the money.
A satisfactory arrangement Of the mat
ter was made between Mr. Wendcnburg
counsel for the creator. and Mr.. H. "
Smith, counsel for Miss Lewis. and the
play went on. both matinee and evening
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-22
,n.neh Rnrn.Rnrner AequIited.

rAIRFAX cOURTHlQ]UIssIEi a,, y a,' ~ M.
tember 2l.-Spec'al -kicniaIu DI co. which
oeen n ~ been On rial Tor the last two days
DE ~, mas D Darticlpation in the burning OF
NJ reliclte Ponuelrs barn on the night
of April nth last ..o,,,,oa Ia,
The mornings session was OCCUPIED 10y
,ba DENOMINATION OF the WITNESSES Sc.
for the defence and the preparati,o.n on 49,, w
inetructions 10 the jury The entire altef =
noon Uas taken up by the argument on
counsel and the case did not get 70 lhc
iurv until $50 o'clock. When u Was
finally in their hands they maze gulcH
work OF 10. bringing In verdict OF hol
guilty after having been out Out Ten
The trial Of George chichester. the
other alleged partner IN the crime. Viii
possibly begin tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-22
CASToRTA.
TIE ftc- q. -
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Retween Richmond Baltimore. PhladeI-
rsia and New York 90 which points very
low rates Apply for both one way and
round-trip tickets This is also the u-
vorite route 90 Buffalo Niagara Fails. To-
ronto and Montreal with favorable sCne-
dulles and rates Trains leave Richmond
2.s0 p NJ and $50 p n Monday Ned-
resdav and Friday, connecting al West
Point with steamer which arrives in Bai.
timore next morning about ,,3o O'Clock.
Trains leave and arrive Richmond Vir-
etnia-s street station southern. Railway
Depot.
For further Information. rates sche-
dulles. stafe-rooro reservations etc an-
plv 10 J O. NershF Depot Ticket Agent.
Virglria-Street. station, Richmond Trans
fer Company ges east Main street or e.
W Wes,bury. r. P. a, 9.j east Main
street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-22

Caused by Hear. Disease Accumulated br
Fear of Arrest.
Tho remains OF Mr. Ryland II. Norvell
Jr. were brought 90 Richmond on the
afternoon train of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway yesterday and taken To- the
residence of Dis father Mr. Ryland II.
N0rtcu l2l north Fourth street.
The young man died suddenly of heart
disease at Newport News ON Monday.
DE had gone there to visit bis brothers.
who came to Richmond with his body.
Tno funeral viii Joe from bis fathers
house l-2 north Fourth street. at o'clock
this afternoon.
a 'e'ogram 20 The Times last night from
NcN News says.
Ryl "a Howard Norvcll Jr.. son OF Ry-
land Howard NOrNol of Richmond and
nephew Of Auditor Rylaud. who died in
This city yesterday afternoon of heart
disease. would probably have been alive
to-day had DO not been for WISE Doe Tee
cciVcd from Sergeant of Police Reynolds,
who had ID warrant for his arrest.
YOUNG Norvcu had been 900 for some
time. and the attending physician had
diagnosed his ailmcut ass heart disease
Hc was confined to his bed but was not
considered dangerously sick. The shock
Of tho visit from an policeman. however.
was too great for his trail heart. and ne
died within m hour after tho officer had
ieft the house
Last June patrolmn r. j. Charles
sworo ont warrant for Corbin Norvcl
q brother of the deceased. charging him
with selling liquor without 20 license but
when the ease came up for trial DO was
shown that Corhm was not the guilty
party and That the warrant should have
been made ont for kyland. or Riley ass
De was Familiarity known I'M this city.
ln The meantime Eyland had remained
out Of the city til couple OF weeks ago.
The police learned of his return and
would have arrested him ON the occasion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-22

CIARK.-Died. September 30. 1897 az the
Retreat for the Sick. Mrs. MARTHA
H. CLARK. in the hfty-siXth year OF her
age.
Funeral from Centenary Methodist
church yesterday afternoon at 4:b
o'clock.
NORVALL.-Die Monday. September
2oih. in Newport News. RNLAND H..
NORVALI.. JR.. son OF Ryland a. and
b. a. NorVan. IN the twenty-fOurth
wear of his age. OF heart disease.
Funeral will take place from the resi-
dcuce of his father. 629 north Fourth
street. WEDNESDAY EVENING. at {
O'Clock Friends and acquaintance in
Vited 20 attend.
Washington papers please copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-22
CASTORIA.
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no: ..:.:3 E1hA2IzzW ill., 1 I'll 4
The -Four Hundred Go 10 ola Point, Sc

The Four Hundred Go 10 ola Point, Sc
on last Sunday nearly 800 Of our citi-
zens left Richmond by the C. g. o. Sun
day Outing train for old Point. ocean
View and Norfolk.
The White Squadron being anchored
opposite old Point added additional at
traction 10 the Trip.
ON next Sunday. September 26th. the
Sunday outing train will leave Richmond
as usual an $50 \. NJ. running through
to old Point without stop. and connect
Ing NJ Old Point Tor Ocean View and Nor
folk.
But 81 is charged for this charming
trip.
The autumn season is particularly SUE
table for these outings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-22
oUIhr now WKDDING.
Miss sallie +. william. Now the Wife OF
Nj. John &. Eedd.

\ quiet home wedding was celebrated at
Pr south Pine street. az half-past clock
last evening. when Miss Saliie + VIII
hams became the bride OF Mr.. John c.
Redo
Many Of the relatives and friends Of
both the bride and groom We're in attend
anCe.
Mr. b. T. Williams. a brother Of TIE
bride and NJ. Carter Redd. a brother OF
The groom. were the ushcrs. and Miss Su-
sic + Williams. a sister OF the bride. was
the bridesmaid.
The bride was dressed in white organdle
over white satin. and the bridesmaid was
attired IN white Organdie, over yellow
satin.
odist church. was the officiating minister
Mrs. Redd is the daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Peter V Williams. OF 2l7 south Pine
street. and Mr.. Redd As weil-knOwn
feed dealer at the corner OF Tenth and
Cary streets.
After the wedding. q reception was he'd
AZ the home OF the bride where the new
~ welded couple WILL I've hereafter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-22

To-, NJ the company. and furnished by
Messrs. Darlington and Pcyton. OF tnis
city. has been presented boy The Monticello
Guard of Charlottesville 90 William Bar
ton Mallory OF Memphis. Tenn. who was
their first war captain. as token of their
appreciation Of the courtesies extended
the company while his guests at the re-
union ot the Confederate veterans at
Nashville in June last
,iiio an SATURDAY night last. has served to
cool the atmosphere considerably. over
coats and fires have been brought mo
ra0uisition and business BOO most every
line seems 90 have been revived. 'hu
merchants generally are now wearing ID
smile and air OF push. which means more
DrO-ucrOus times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-22

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Sept H.-
Special. -" Bercldir' the handsome estate
about four miles from this city in Spotsyl-
vania county. belonging tO MI Frances
NJ Ellison. Of Richmond. ana containing
gl2 acres. has Just been sold by Mcssrs.
Rowe x CO.. 10 Mt ". J.. Fairchild. ~
Philadelphia "Bercldir' was formerly
the home 0f the Temple family
Large shipments 0t railroad ties have
been made from here within the past
week and "a number %. h1rges are now 40
the wharves being loaded for the phiia-
drlDhia market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-22

pectatlons we're realized. FOR her voice
was under perfect control and beautifully
modulated. She sang az tho morning ser
vlco tho Ninety and Nine" by Cam
pion. and al night "Dr Bischoh beau
tful song. Rock Of Ages
Mrs Browning IS a finished singer. and
an artistic in her style and Interpretation.
She Is a favorlte pupil Of Dr. Bischons
IS a compliment 90 his ability as teacher
Of voice Her voice is rich, warm
roprano-Lyrio I'm style. but possessing
full tone in the medium and lower regis
tors. and high tones are especially clear
and beautifully placed.
Mrs. Browning IS very popular here.
where she has scores Of warm personal
friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-22

The Republican Cit, Committee VIII Take
No Par tn the LNnchburg Convention.

THE Republican CITY Committee VIII TAX"
No Par tn the L,nchburg Convention.
A meeting of the Republican City Com
rnitt.e was held iu the old city Hall on
Capital street last night Mr.. \. j.
smith chairman and Mr. Wray II. knight
acting as secretary.
General Edgar Allan made am address
20 the committee ot length and gave an
account OF his do.ngs as It's representa-
tive on the state Committee at its meet
Inc In INnchburg August lith last
After hearing General Allan resolutions
were adopted substantially ass follows.
Approving the action OF the state Com
mlttee al that meeting, expressing con-
fdence in their course deprecatiug the
insincerity OF disappointed otiice-seekers
who are trying 10 stir zap strife ga the
party. resolving 10 take 20 part in pro-
noting the personal movement OF Colonel
Lamb. expressing APPROVAL OF the courage
OF Collector OF Internal Revenue James
j. Brady In his late action in choosing
his deputies and clerks. and congratulate
ing him that be s. sustained boy his party
friends superior officers and recent Ju-
dicfal decisions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-22
TO ACCOMPANT rom MIILER
Woll-Known Sketch Artists VIII Make a
Tour win Him.

A contract was concluded yesterday be-
tween Mr.. Horace IT, Smith. manager
for Mr. POLK Miller and the well-known
sketch artists SissOn and Wallace. by
wrich the latter are 10 travel with Mr.
Miller ON his tour soon 90 begin.
The success of the team of SissOn and
Wallace. composed of Mr. oscar T. Sis
son and Miss Esther Wallace at thasAudi-
torium vaudevillos. where they have been
1e for several weeks has been won
derful.
entity have they received many re-
calls and Mr. Smith thinks that the new
combination will De very strong one.
The tour OF Polk Miller, Mr.. Ssson
Miss Wallace. and "a pianist. who as 90 DE
chosen. opens On Richmond on Monday,
October ith next. and their time is book
ga for five months ahead through the
South
Mir smith leaves Richmond as the adj
vance representative of tho show on
Monday. September Zttn.