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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-07

TTtRFNG UP THE TRACKS.
Nearly "A Thousand Men Engaged In Re
moving Rails on Northern Pacific.

SPOKANE. WASH, July 6.-srkers
here have commenced tearing up North
ern Pacific tracks east Of the city. Near
lv n thousand men are removing the rails
and scattering ties The deputies seem
powerless 20 act The sympathy OF the
mob is with the strikers, and the city Is
There is 4 rumor on the streets that
the Great Northern men will join the
strikers Tonight During the riot last
night n number Of shots were fired. and
T. Carlson, a spectator. was wounded
and removed 10 the hospital.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-07
LONG MARK TO.PEACE
The Grave Situation in the
Strike Troubles.
SEVERAL KILLED AND HURT
l,r.s Numbers Federal and State Troops
at The Seat Of War,
INTERFERING WITH The FIRE ALARMS
Ind Carrying on a General Work Of
Destruction.
IBg SITUATION IN OTHER CITIES.
s,Crisis Has Been Reached and Nothing
,,t rroops Can save the City from
Riot-To Prevent It II Possible,
but to stop IL ia Any Event
Governor Altgeld's Ac-
tion-What Labor
organizations
are Doing.
Ind Carrying on a General Work Of
Destruction.
TBS SITUATION IN OTHER CITIES.

AGO. ILL. July G.-Under cover
.r,n-ss General Miles last night be
.. .assius United States soldiers In
-o and its vicinity on the lake
. T.!s morning when the city awoke
there two companies Of infantry
.-.- had been on guard at the Grand
--..r-. one company of cavalry one
battery " artillery, which had been iisht-
c uphold Jaw in the stock Yards
-- .ompau.es OF infantry, which came
..n Fort Leavenworth on special train
.. .. rate of fifty miles an hour arriV-
.- 20 a. NJ. and three companies Oh
.t.rtry from Fort Brady. Mich, when
... .n on a special a itte later. This
g., believed by men conyersant with the
...t1n 20 indicate that chicago, within
nfl-iour hours, may hc under dil0'"rl
-..e,nm ment-that. Of ne aIiny on ,ne ,i.
United states. Early tlis morning lHc
muauding officers were poilns oyer
.r-. map Of Chicago, discussing dh'h6
selves matter Oi grave moment
II- of them. who desired tndi MS name
De- not given. said: III The threat oi IehS
Dr.. .4u out the allied ira Ic--labnrluB men
.f CHICAGO is carried into effect lt ls fear
,I there will be riotns and desiIucuon
of property I'm the city. We are mere 70
prevent 10 il possible, but 10 stop II III
amy event.
A|TtCKED HY a M.n
At 10 o'clock this morning a mob of
five hundred men attacked the limos
Central railroad at hensinstou, and On a
lew N..i-',S .-.. ,,..,. t,,,r.1 and --e
Dino completely hl0ckalel. Tile officials
OF t.e COM ltl. az 4"-e c@li'I gh w. S.,
I'Il. i.i'l .'I,l.t az. - t iy-
i'it11 slit.t '.io' ,,'5r5 ~ y 81 e.. ''i a
....-...r were frin.- on r. 81 n"6 ana
% M ra. US lI1ed 80, ,t-1, Hon
his rnorning stated maj m
D.. ....rle convinced that me- police
~ .. fra hio nobs thar hf had
r were gathering I'm varinus parts
.. .. ..+. h. would fa1pyraDh ,,o,-arror
l.-r e.-ffn an bonr ~ can ONT tba
f.. Second AMI seventh rfgiment9 as
n.. .I cavalry troops and artillery.
,'. 7'' 'l .itlpI .it,..riI % - ON '. ",,,
POINTS, SAID the Mayor "and 1 am con-
'..I that the crisis has been reached
.-. nothing luf troOus can save the citv
.. .- ready for duty within two hours
after f.ev have received orders"
.,.,. ,,,,...
.t ailer u CLOCK mon OF "'VJ
I.tS Asi4. up "a HlllN lIalH on
.'llA ana oIl w ne uacNa dl
-LrtI ana sloH"l tle ehsiIeeI
..+ i'ail. LIE lruleiidut - -NtlI, WIN
'I MiIt poHceiHeh' ShcIsed lNt
"..l uld"h ItF9NeIs; bul ihe lnep
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-07
Won kotZe innocent.

BERLIN, July 6-lnquiry having fully
os,abiished the innocence OF Chamberlain
Von Kotze OF the charges made against
him. n rs believed I'm court circles that
he will be reinstated and possibly pro-
,,.nfaI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-07

MOBILE, ALA, July 6.-The Nichola
Lumber Company, OF Nichola, Ala. made
ar assignment yesterday TO l.. De Chau-
dron and +. -. Smith. The property Is
valued al 10000. Liabilities. sow. Slow
sales the cause. -----.-----
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-07

TOLEDO. O.. July 6.-Receiyer s. r:
Galway. Of the Toledo. 81. Louis and
Kansas city railway, surprised the
strikers on that system this morning py
a telegram last night 10 the effect that
they would strike this morning az 6
o'clock by order OF the American Railway
Union. ..t... -. ~.
Receiver Galloway, upon receipt OF the
Continued on Second Pase')
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-07
-r.rcrIvr woRK RrsrNfrD.
'Ihn And FED RAJ TROOPS.
'''a Muc. mink. There will be n

"'t Miles Thinks There will be no
Crn g. in .h~ir Ac'ou
tGO. July 6-Acting in pursuance
.rs issued by Governor Altgeld
lock to-day. Brigadier- General
NJ the First Brigade. /. y. c..
.t the Office OF Mayor Hopkins
Ine Mayor with mis- advisers
staff. Immediately went into Il
with General Wheeler. The
.fe % call out the entire First
consisting OF three regiments OF
one troop Of cavalry, and Bat
STATE MILITIA CALfD OUT.
result Of q prolonged conference,
Hcre issued 10 the First and Sec
mcnts. including Company 4, OF
airy and Battery -, 20 report 10
Hunt of the police department,
r .}-uiuth street and the Fort
tacks at 4 o'clock sharp. The
HIl be- employed TO reinforce the
10. the police department 70 clear
'a fs south OF Thirty-ninth street
er Was also issued that the
t'.ih Regiment should remain on wait
orders az the armory The Third and
'' Infantry under the command Of
General Welch, and which are
"o" en- route from Streator joliet, ana
p.ints. viii report 10 inspector
.iiicK fOr service within the stock
...i- district proper The outside troops
expected 10 arrive here by . O'Clock.
t inc conference was in progress IN
nation Was received at the Mayor x
trat the mob In the lawless district
family Increasing, and tnat most
r .Ne ro'ers were armed. A bloody n
tonight between the militia ana the
NOD seems inevitable.
MAYOR LorKISs' SIGNIFICANT srATfMrSr.
mayor Hopkins announced to-day that
.e PAD cai cd for the troops ia order
~ 'ap'rse the mODs which are becoming
a. menace 10 public safety. When asked
y no would act IN concert with the
AV1eial troops or ignore them entirely
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-07
cARoLIGA VISITORS.

rho ran, cat delecatlon Of Wake county.
y 9 arrived here this y crnirg on The
-, ,,,sr M, fror1 Norfolk The delegation
Is composed Of forty-three members ot
the order OF Odd-Fellows; headed by Mr..
tabIIshine headquarters at the Metropoli-
tan. the party took in the sights Of Wash
St II o'clock they called on Senator
Jarvis I'm a body. The Senator received
them al his committee rooms In the
Naltbv House, where they We're rendered
n right royal welcome Mr.. Stranach pre-
sented his comrades in a neat. well timed
speech. which was replied 10 by the Sena-
tor. who is himself prominent member
OF the order Of Odd-Fellows. After a
pleasant hour at the Maltby the delega-
ton broke ranks. and every man started
out on an individual tour OF Inspection
and pleasure. Many OF them called on
Senator Ransom and the members OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-07

In general the order OF things COMPARED
with that OF YESTERDAY was reverse. .
rrbsn the railroads were trying to breaF
the blockade by sending the trains out
To-day they recognized the futility OF tLat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09
CIVIL WAR. SAYS THE PORTE.

THE TURKISH VERSION or THE ATROCITIES IN
ARMENIA GIVEN TO ENGLAND
rondon Dec s-The communications from the
Porte to the British Foreign Office Indicate that
the line Of defence to be pursued regarding the Ar
menian atrocities will be that the Armenians ana
Xnrds vere engaged In civil war, and that out
RACES were committed on both sides. Turkish regu-
lars we're called upon to suppress the feud' ana
finding the Armenians ntrenched. called upon theH
TO surrender The Arrnenians refused TO comply
with the demand and were thereupon at'ache'
by the troops who we're at first repulsed IL "
admitted that number OF Armenlans VINO SUI
rendered, upon pardon for their share In the as
turbance being offered TO them. were executed.
but the stories that fortified villages were storned
by the troops that they might murder the male
Inhabitants and outrage the women are Denied roa
a Iekk 10 SaWe Committed the outrases
women who were taken prisoners by me TURKISH y,
said. desires that severe punishment shall be meted
out to those guilty of committing the outrages
that # the 1 Porte does nothing in the matter The
only alternative will be European occupatiom % o.
viii be found in the French occupation Of Syria
subsequent to the massacre o. the Maron'tes ana
Christians at Damascus. In lSo
Washington, Dec. 8-Nothing whatever can be
learned at the Turkish Legation in this city con-
corning the Armenian troubles. and the appoint
ment OF American representative to accompany
the proposed mixed commission to be charged with
their investigation Mayroyeni Beg: the Turkish sh
has confined his dealings with the public to giving
1S. n hs sARsa 81 Rs
which forbds Minister or other representatiEy,e to
matte affairs through the newspapers.
Milo A. Jewett. United states Consul at Sivas'
taken place. is thoroughly, familiar with that par!
Of ana the s ip s at
is not far from sassoun. where the troubles began
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09

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SPENT HUNDREDS or DOLLARS WITH NO BENEFIT.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09
THE PARIS BLACKMAIL SCANDAL.

Paris. Dec s--The Temps says that searches
have been made OF the offices OF the Paris Rad
ical' with the view OF ascertaining the truth OF
the charge that certain Journalists had DacN-
mailed Aicz Brothers, the army contractors. VINO
.ra occused OF frauds In large contract for mill
tary implements. The trial OF the firm by the war
Ministry was begun and adjourned today
"Le soir" reports the arrest OF an cx-Minister In
connection with gambling club scandals. limiting
,bot NJ Ueredia Ia the man. The police refuse 10
confirm the report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09
SEAT WON by TIE CONSERVATIVES

London Dec S-The election for the seat In the
House OF Commons for the North Lindsey or Brige
Division OF Lincolnshire. made vacant by the ap-
pointment OF Samuel Danks Waddy to the Recorder
ship OF Sheffield. resulted In the return OF J. Man
sell Richardson. the Conservative candidate. Mr
Richardson received majority OF II over his LIB
eral opponent, Harold j. Reckitt the vote standing
Richardson. 4,S77: Reckt. 1900 Al the last e,ectioi
Mr. Waddy Giberal) received 44is votes TO i,02l for
Mr. Richardson. the Conservative, who has now
been returned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09

CANADIAN REVENUES FALLING OFF.
o,,,U, Ont Dec s-rhe revenue OF the Domin-
Ton for the nve months ending November 30 was
3l9C0sGi and the expenditures were $l3o@~S me
rcv,uu. ls 10000 less than what II va. IN tho
a,,nc nc,ind last year The dimnuton In customs
duties IL t.J0ntfn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09
prsMARcKs THANKS FOR SYMPATHY.

Berlin, Dec s. - Prince Bismarck. through the
"Ncues,e NachrIchtcn." returns his thanks to the
genders OF the many messages of sympathy anu
confidence received by him from all parts OF Ger
ma ny and foreign countries He says: MY strength
N not sufficient TO enable me 10 tell each one now
their tokens have gladdened my heart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09
FRAGMENTS OF FOREIGN NEWS

London. Dee. S--Privatc adyices from Calcutta say
that the duties cotton imported INTO lndla are
10 be relmposed on January IL. The Manchester
Guardian expresses doubt 20 the truth Of the re-
port.
London. Dec. s-The secretary OF the MaryleboEe
Cricket Club to-day said that the cub would wei
come a visit from Canadian team aad would ar
range for match with II, the entire gate reec pts
valparaiso. Dee sLTne warshfp Esmerada.
which the house Of Flint q 60. has just purchased
from Chill for Ecuador, sailed this morning for
the latter country. flying the flag OF Ecuador, and
with a full complement OF men and ammunition.
Ottawa. Ont. Dec. Sit Is officially announced
thai Sir John Thompson will be sworn In mem
her Of the Imperial Prvy Council next Thursday.
IL will sail for Canada on December TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09
uNFouNDED ,RUM0R OF THE F0REs Ill.
- [ SSEss NSfeI pssT

Rome Dec s--A report circulated here to-day
that the Pope was seriously III proves upon In
quiry to have been entirely Without foundation
He attended mass this morning. and subsequently,
gave audiences 10 number OF persons IN the
throne room. - -,
The Papsl Consistory which was 70 have been
held soon has been postponed until March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09

St Petersburg. Dee. SIT Is announced here tina
Count Sthouvaloff. the Russian Ambassador to Ge,
many will succeed General Gourko. who on d.
cenber | rendered his resignation ms Military %,
ernor OF Warsaw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09
BLACK CASHMERES,

FINE QUALITIES. FULL DRESS
PATTERNS. : YARDS EACH.
PER DRESS. 392. 4.72 AND.
IMMENSE VARIETY OF FINE
COTTON DRESS GOODS. NEAT
LY PUT UP. PER DRESS. FROM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09
JeweIry.

srrp1ING SILVER COMBS IN
VARIETY OF PATTERN9''''''''
LADIES SOLITAIRE DIAMOND
nINcc 3 81.
4OG. 40, q. AS AND UP TO
LADIES' MARQUIsE RINGS.
WITH PEARLS AND COLUnr,rrOO
cENTRE STONES ...2.1 10 TO
LADIES' CLUSTER DIAMOND
RINGS. ...........'''''''''
LADIES'. SILVER OPEN FACE
WATCHES. SWISS MONEMENi l.
LADIES' IMPORTED HAT PINS
IN VARIETY OF PATTERNS. ''
MEMS SOLID GOLD LOCkEio
IN PLAIN AND ENGhANED'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09
Dress Goods.
Closing out many of our most popu'a'
stvIes Of Dress Patterns at about One
Third less than opening prices.

ILLUMINATED CHEViOTS. q DC
YARDS EACH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'VV
SILK AND WOOL SHADED %
CHECKS. S YARDS EACH...... V'JI
T 7Sx9 ykRp wq 2asH : cnrv: 4.03
SILK AND WOOL. HAlR-LlNE n
STRIPES. YARDS EACH...... T''o
cAMEL's HAIR CHEvIOTi. I EE9
YARDS EACH ..................... v'vV
SILK AND WOOL PARIS NOV e Qc
ELITES. YARDS EACH...... V'uu
ARMI'RE SERGE. ALL WOOL. & ~
YARDS EACH Observation-Disclosures. LsvL
SILK AND WOOL GRANITE z -
CLOTH. YARDS EACH........ U'Lu
SILK AND WOOL. ARMURES. 7Qh
YARDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. t'oT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09
Mems & Boys Shirts

MEMS IN l. A | y ID T. X ID
SHIRTS. MADE FROM UTICA
NONPAREIL VI L l. y, 1000
LINEN BOSOMS. NECK AND
WRIST BANDS. MADE IN OUR
OWN WORKROOMS IN THE
BEST POSSIBLE MANNER. AND
FINISHED BY HAND ..,.......
MEMS UN l. 4 L y ID T. II ID
SHIRTS. MADE FROM UTlCA
NONPAREIL MUSLIN. REIN
FORCED FRONT AND BACk,
FINE LINEN BDSOMS. WELL
MADE AND FINISHED ........
MEMS NCY TRIMMED
NIGHT SHIRTS. IN GREAT
VARIETY OF TRIMMINGS.
FINE MUSLIN. WELL MADE
AND FINISHED. FROM I'D TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09
Special Importation of Rich
French .lnlaid Desks, Fancy
Tables, ETC., Suitable for Hol-
iday Gifts.
U,Dholstery Drnt al FIaor New Rldo

THREE LEAF TABLES. IN
LAID WITH FANCY WOODS
AND BRASS TRIMMED. ........
THREE-LEAF FANCY TABLES.
lNLAID IN BRASS AND BRASS
TRIMMED. ........O. AND
RICH TABLES. INLAID IN
WOOD AND WITH DRAWER.
CLOVER LEAF TABLES AND
IN OTHER FANCY DESIGNS.
ONYX TOPS Observation-Disclosures.
FIVE O'CLOCK TEA TABLES,
LARGE SIZE. INLAID. BRASS
ORNAMENTS AND RAIL.......
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09

patton and will use Your medicine 80 -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09

PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMNALs IN CON-
EINATION SETS. IN VARIOUS STYLES OF
LEATHER BINDING. AT ABOUT ONE-HALF
THE PRICES CHARGED ELSEwHERE-.0l.
Oh. I. rs. 81. 4 .9S. 2. 10. 2.34. 2.sS'
324 3.S1. 432, 5O4 5.76 AND UP.
WARD.
HUTCHINS HYMNAL, WITH IA
MUSIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. WV
fuckers HYMNAL. WITH tM
MUSIC ................. -
MISSITERS HYMNAL. WITH tM
MUSIC INSTRUMENTATION. w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09

H1oo6ss Pills are handmade and perfect In
proportion and appearance 25c. per box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09
Artistic Pottery,
Rich Cut Glass,
Decorated China
and Lamps.

This Department presents tempting s"V
Of Useful and Ornamental HOLIDAY 0lr's'
SUITABLE for the Million or the Millionaire :"
BARGAIN PRICES.
We offer a particularly fine lice OF Af'''S
Cabinet Speeimeas from the RUD0LSTADT Po''
Terry whose productions rival the kV'"1
WORCESTER. At half the price.
TABLE LAMPS DECORATED 9f
VASE AND SHADE 70 AATch
CUPS AND sAUCERs, DECO. 81, -,
RATED CHINA AND SILVER ~
SPOON, SET.
CUT GLASS BOWLS. INCH 1N
DIAMETER. VARIOUS STYLES
DINNER SETS. DECORATED =. a,
AND EVERY PIECE GILT. isS B,bl
PIECES. SET. -......"..'''"'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09
Roman Catholic
Prayer Books.

COMPLETE LINE OF ALL THE MOST
POPULAR WORKS OF DEVOTION.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-15

episodes taking place in the palace of
Fritz, now Prince Farasoff, at the North
Pole. in Puck's fairy palace; in the
woods near Berlin, ana finally in the
old toy shop.
Too much praise cannot be given the
scenic effects displayed in the trans
formation and tableauX, rendered addi-
tlonally beautiful by the electric colored
lights and the unusually sized ballet.
The ''BeersOng" in the last act has
become popular throughout the country.
Thursday evening the LiliputianS
will change their bill, and will produce
for the balance of the week, including
the Saturday matinee, their new grand
spectacular play Candy" which has
made an enormous hit in New York
last season, where it has been played
for twelve weeks 10 packed houses.
The New York critics are unanimous
that the metropolis has not seen a better
spectacle for many year. Miss IGa
Mahr, as an American messenger boy;
genial Frank Ebert. as verita0e boot
black. and little Adolph link, as a
realistic newsboy. form trio which
cannot be duplicated.
Ebert'S imitation of seasickneSS and
his great boxing contest with Adolph
link are real bits Of humor. "Candy"
'."1 oii iitSASotihS put, catchy Illus Z
and contains an abundance of comic
situations.
Adolph link, only thirty inches tall.
will give us his immense imitation of
the celebrated English concert hall
singer, Lottie Collins. He will be
dressed in a glaring red dress; the
black stockings and gloves. the long
golden curls, and the immense hat of
Lottie Collins Will be there, too
Candy is staged In an elaborate
spent on this production. Nearly 500
costumes. made of the richest silk,
plush and velvet, will be used in this
play. The ballet, composed of about
eighty young and beautiful ladies, is
the finest corps of dancers to be found
In this country.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-15
A DETROlTER's CAT
Has Eaten So Many Mustard
Pickles That Her Coat Ha:

Has Eaten So Many Mustard
Pickles That Her Coat Has
Changed.
Detroit Free Press.
The following story is told by WE'LL
known Detroiter. and is vouched for as
true. He is also willing to show them
the cat:
at would make you laugh until your
sides ached to see my little girls pet cat
eat pickles. The only way that we can
account for her liking for the strongest
kind of mustard pickles is that at every
meal she had to share the chair of her
little mistress and have taste of every
on sweet pickles. and she is now like
the old topper who started drinking
sweet cider and will now not look at
anything weaker than old rye
"She Is a great cat to catch English
Sparr0ws. The starts out about IL q. m.,
and generally within the hour she has
sparrow caught. She kills it at once,
then jumps up on the windowsilI and
makes noise until some one, most al
ways her little owner, who Is on the
watch for her. raises the window and
let's her in. She is then shown into the
back kitchen.and after tossing and play
Ing with her sparrow, just as cat does
with mouse, she eats it. feathers and
all. Now she wants her dish OF pickles,
and if she is not waited on at once she
makes more fuss than a tramp who is
asked to saw stick of wood before he
gets good dinner. AS soon as she has
satisfied herself on pickles she stretches
herself out before the fire and looks
happier than king.
snow. the strangest part of this
story is to be told. Before this cat took
to eating pickles she was spotted, gray
and white, but she gradually turned a
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-15
THE METROPOLITAN.

The Liliputians Will Be at That
Theater All This Week, Begin.
ming Tonight.
When the Liliputians made their first
appearance at the Metropolitan last sea
son they came entirely unheralded, but
in less than no time they had captured
the town, and departed as fayorites.
They will be seen during the first half
of the week. including Wednesday mat.
inee. in their established success "rhe
Pupil in Magic" grand spectacular
play with An interesting plot, very catchy
music. numerous topical songs and fine
ballets.
The star of the company is Frank
Ebert, twenty-eight inches tall, but evi.
IDENTIFY OF mature age, who plays the
role OF Puck. Mr. Ebert is a handsome
little fellow. He is born comedian.
and keeps the audience in rOars of
laughter in everything he does. Not
less gifted is Adolph link, who plays
the title role.
The first act shows the shop of an u
tomaton manufacturer in Nuremberg,
where Fritz is an apprentice. All the
iiliputians, except Fritz and Lydia,
represent automatic. and go through
various performances like mechanical
dolls after being wound up.
A splendid transformation scene takes
place at the close of the first act, after
dancing by very large and gOrgeously-
dressed ballet.
Other acts and tableaux show various