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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02
TASyertisemsntl

Last day but one of General Tom Thumb and the
sw.. Bearded Lady Both the City .ner SATURDAY The
spu.ns and much spPAaed Oriental play Of Aeon
a5f0a Tom Thanh tbs evening ana s arcs o if
lur o. On this afsernoeu
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The weather yesterday was warm and sprnglike the
streets however too muddy for comfort though
great number of braved the danger and appeared
in Broadway for almost the first time this year
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BIRTII.
DIED.

At Flushing on sst Mrs DR. Charles Lsssss Of
daaghter.
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DEATH FROM ISHaLISG GAs-Coroner Donnel yes
teray held an inquest at No. III Eighth upon the
bodv az Uarmap Zonhonck native of Germany % years
~ ss who died from the effects OF inhang deleerous
Gas He was aborer in the dislery of Mr. Johnson in
West Fifteenth ST. and Friday last accidentally fell
insensbiltv from which he never recovered The Jury
rendered verdict OF death from inhalng dseterious
gas.
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now amounts to $1,000 bals the decrease in exports 10
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the testimony already borne through our columns to their
excellence.
The eighth Invitation Anniversary Of Beacon Lodge No
22s O. of O. F. will take place at Nibos Saloon this
evening Enjoyment enough for one evening will be eH
perenced by those possessing tickets
Mr. Muligan intends to deliver oftwo lectures
on the method OF teaching Grammar at the Hope Chapel
Broadway on the evenings Of Thursday Feb p and Tues
day, Feb. :, commencing at O'Clock
APoIIcrmAx Assaulted BY HrGHwArNAS-On Tues
day nigh, Policeman Flynn of the Fourth Ward was pat
rolling his beat when he alleges man james McGuire
stepped up to him seized him by the throat and demanded
his MONEY Not having more OF the article wanted than
he needed for himself the policemen refused to comply
with the modest request of the hghwayman' who then
attempted TO throw him TO the pavement but was him
self oyerpowered and taken the Station House He was
yesterday locked up by Justice Bogart, to answer the
charge.
Explosion OF CAMPHESE LaNP-On Tuesday evening
camphene lamp exploded in the store No 366 Broadway
setting fire to some of the goods The fnes were eIin
gushed before much damage was done.
TIE LATE LOTTERY SwISpLE-The two NcDonsds,
who recently figured in the lottery business under the c
titious firm of Mars Co, have given bail for trial
Officer DeBinder one ofthe Policemen who arrested them
Yesterday read the following letter relating to the business
WEsTFIELD, Chauiauque Co. n. Y.
Mr. DEBISDER-Dear Sir: Seeing in The TRIBuSE
that YOU met with good in taking couple OF those
lottery robbers b b Mars Co, thought would send
Won two more Of accused robbers. have no doubt
could find on inquiry Others they have derauded in the
same way OF attempted 10. Yours truly,
Jon. 50, is44 STEPHEN J. HAMILTON
NIB should have paid postage but thought the in
formation could put you in away that you could afford to
pay yourself
The accursed robbers referred to in the letter proved
to be- on opening lottery schemes which had been
purchased by dupes of Mars Co The Officer had to pay
10 cts postage
DEATH PROM ISHALISG GAs.-COroner ODonnel yes
,erdav held an inquest at No III Eighth av- upon the
bodv Of Uaman Zonhonick native of Germany % years
Of sge who died from the effects OF nhaling deeterous
gas He was laborer in the distiery Of Mr. johnson in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02

CLOSED FOR DAY on Account OF DEATH IN THE
FAMLY-Wesaw the above sentence yescrday-have seen
it often before but when it struck with much
force for upon the door of one of the most outrageous
holes in this City Because Death had entered and
laid his icy fingers upon one of the family its doors were
closed What pity they not as fast closed as the
ewes of Deaths victim. What they ordered to
be closed day every time there should be death in
family directly traceabe to that licensed grocery The
pacard announcing the fact need not be made Of paper
no tin wood should be cut in iron or stone or
some material that would endure forever The sign then
would read Closed for day account of death in
the family but closed forever account OF innumera
BILE deaths in families occasioned by keeping this house
open That would be q closing which would occasion no
mourning.
We hope the keeper of this closed house will spend the
day in serious meditation upon death BOT only that in his
own em but the many deaths he hae been the cause OF
while dealing out bis death producing beverage
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SECOND BOARD.
Mines and Mining.

TUESDAY, Jan 1916 P. N.
The sales at the board we're again large this morning
Nearly = thousand Ulster sold from to AZ Conrad
Hill in largo demand; sale OF 1000 shares, wsioh
took place in the street. will be found registered among
the transactions OF the board Lehigh commanded and
sold ct that figure at the brokers' board. slight i'm
provemsnt in Gold Hill is perceptble in the large salss
at24 North Carolina continues to rise; Ave hun d'ed
shares disposed Of ut 53s buyer CO. Fifty MAAilou
sold at fifty cents. There plenty Of bids that could
not be satisfied For Cumberland Coal, 34H were bid;
for North American 65; for Dana, 1 for Tos,, l0h;
for National, 20; for Dolly Hide, 8, &c. st. Lawrence
offered at 10 cents; HwAsees At A. Douglas Hough-
tor, At 8; Mineral at 75c Deep River, At 45c; Ohio
Land at al Jersey Little FaIla at Al Phoenix Gold, At
75 McCulloch, atS8
The prospects OF this latter company present hue
contrast to those OF some have mentioned. The
McCuoch has recently qudated the whole Of its debt
Of money hand for its works. and 35 oO shares of Its
stock in its treasury moreover some worth
Of go and about 100 tons Of copper already stored In
this city. At its mines, 1t has Ave Gillian
mills at work, and Its engine erected and expects
very shortly to have ten mills, twenty head Of
stamps, and six amaisamators in full play. Toe
supply of having been already asoerained to be
far than the company exhaust for many years.
the result readily be inferred We understand that
shaft has been sunk another vein this company 8
property and that the symptoms Of developements
such lead expectation In certain quarters that
. new company will be formed to work it
The change anticipated In the direction Of the Ulster
Company took place thie afternoon, and the following
very strong board vas put In :-kessrs Samuel Nit
meyer, Edwin Ludlow. q Burkhalter and c. savage
MIXING BOARD.
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CoIToS very dull The days sales embrA raced l2
bales follows-for export, $780, hons use, $780, and
to spectators, 81. Quotations same yesterday.
CorvnR--There $50 bags Rio sold at l2c, per ID
FRueHrs Rates continued arm for Liverpool, and
about $500 bales OF cotton esrsged ct id, part
COMPRESSED with small lot Of loo bales a b-lod 1000
bushels gram at I'd I'D In BAH and In ships bags
and eco bills dour, 1t 3s Cd To Antwerp, cargo Of
about 20 900 bushels OF rye Vas engaged at lod aad
10 20 tierces OF rice eoc To Glasgow, 800
bbls -four engaged at So 3D. and GOO bills rosin
~ g. To California, rates ranged at old prices, and
varied from 5be to 6oc per foot To Hayre, -four wn
sneas ed at ebc and wheat ct 2io per bushel
Fkur.-SAles Of 200 boses vet dried bunch rAislns
reported At 50 10 S2Tb.
Hay Some 400 bales Of river we're bought 1T Soc
s7kc. BY shippers and S2hc. 81 BY local dealers per
loo lbs.
IEos.-sootch pig quiet, and held At sSsasS six
months, per ton.
mon. asd 81 81 = for lump per barrel
HoNn.-Some ~ tierces Cuba changed hands, part 10
bond, IT 45c. per saloa
MotAssn SALES Of SEQ bbls, New Orleans edscted
at zoe per gallon.
Naval STORES We heard that 200 bbs spirits OF tur.
pentns foundsbuysrs at 62sc short credit per gallon
Crude turpentine An5 rosin last noticed
Ous-Crude was offered at csc . SIC for whale, and
81 80 for sperm, without finding buyers We heard Of
ssles Of 100 bAskes olive at 50 SIX each and 800 gal
IONS lnseed mostly in lots at 66c. SO, though large
Isroels arrive In this and the ensuing months
held at zoe. . re. Other kinds we're unchanged.
fRoyEio,s.-Pork more freely offered, and shade
cheaper The days sales included $50 bols here, Of
th t2 for new sl3 rs for old do. which sob
ssquentiy obtan.be at si3 12x and sl2 rs sl2 81
Tor old prime with 900 bbls 10 arrive BY the
ltt 81 March At private bargain Pcklsd meats reman
"a A. lat noticed. About 900 boxes Western midlAs
a. a, Ss.e tsigs 70 at.ife B! MACH J, .-.lae
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terms Soms 200 bbls good TO prime lard brought $50
loo. per ID There $50 bills beef disposed OF 81
Yesterdays quot Aons Ohio and State butter selling
freely at loo $780,, and lee l9c per h. Cheese COM
n anded 91lo a IL 40 per ID.
REAL EnArs-Salss ut aucton-By Z. a. Ludlow
Eight lots on Eighth avenue, between Ninety hfth and
Ninety sixth streets each Is 2xlo0 $780, By Anthony
j. Bsecker-The house and lot OF ground known - l2b
Cedar street. the of Greenwich street.-the
10, IL 1873 front and rear by 81 feet deep-$46 $50.
RcI-About 400 tierces fair to prime realized "a ~
80 per 100 lbs.
suoARs were In better request The days sales
reached 700 hhds. Cuba, at 4ko 40; 800 New Or
leans at private bargain and $50 boxes brown and ye
low Havana, part 1t &c. aeAc per Id.
ToBAooo Tho days transactions were confined to IL
Florida 1T &c., and 200 boxes manufactured on
terms not made public
WmsKKY.-Sales of 100 bbls Jersey and prison were
made at &c. . 81 10. per gallon.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


TuHpAY, JAN 10-5P. w.
ne stock market opened and closed heavy this mora
Ing There particular activity In any particular
ney and prices very feverish and unsettled The
market still very weak, and may remain so for some
AAys; but there indications Of any depreciation,
md holders appear able to carry their supplies forward
Boa indefinite period The bears are strong and are
making desperate efforts deprsss prices moving fun
wen that their time short and they do not ocesd in
Ssrnins the their within the next two or
three weeks their chances up for SEINE months. We
should not be surprised to heavy market for some
days. and those take advantage Of the present de-
precision win not make any great mistake. At The frat
board today, Canton Company advanced u per cent;
Florence and Keyport, u; Nicaragua Transit, q;
Cumberland Coal, u; Erie Railroad y; harlem
i. New jersey Zinc declined 4 per cent; New York
Central Railroad, l. Michigan Central Cleveland and
toledo Railroad n The transactions in mining stocks
do not show any material variation In market value
Railroad bonds have again become quiet. We notice
steady but gradual improvement In Illinois Central bonds
Bank stocks freely offered to day, at lower
prices. Nothing doing in State stocks
AZ the second board the market was much lower and
closed heavy There is no life in It, and the buls and
bears to be mutually disposed TO let 1t remain dor
nAnt.
After the ADJOURNMENT OF the board the following sales
ct stocks were made at auction by Simeon Draper
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The receipts at the office OF the Assistant Treasurer Of
This port to-day, $23s, ssi 3d. paid s6so6; bA-
lance, 32,7A2 70s So
The Knicke booker Bank has declared dividend Of
three and hall per cent the Ocean Bank dividend 4
three and half per cent; the Mechanics Bank, of viii
Namsburg, three and half per cent the Paterson and
aamapo Railroad dividend Of three per cent; the New
Amsterdam Insurance Company, four per cent; the
Home Insurance Company, ten per cent The Broadway
Savings Institution and the Emgrants Industrial Saw
ings Bank viii pay the semi annual interest depostss
on the 10th inst the rate Of six per cent per
1ums OF hundred dollars and under and at the rate
OF per cent larger sums the Continental Insurance
Company, five per cent
The steamship Africa from this port 70; Liverpool to
morrow ecnesdAy will take out about three uartsrs Of
million In gold principally iDgots The closing rates for
sterling exchange today, ranged from to 90 per cent
premium. The demand Was limited.
On looking the Nicaragua Transit Company g semi
annual statement, struck with the fact that
during Mr.. vanderblts agency the company to
have received from him out v the earnings of the steam
ers only $4,000 and credit coal account for the
Of 9l26 900, making altogether out OF the earnings
$4,000. On making inquiry in proper quarter IL
view OF the statement correct astonshed to
and that Mr. Vanderbilt had received from the compAnys
agents. c. K Garrison and William Templston, about
the amount he had paid the company out Of the
earnings Oh the seamshlps, 30 thAt ~ appears MI 'an
dsrbt had got the entire earnings OF the steamships in
his hands during the time he acted agent Some idea
formed OF the from the fact that the
port Of the company for he last six months of the year,
under the management of Mr. Charles Morgan, President
show clear profit Of about half million Of dollars. The
present board OF directors most DESTROYS of adjusting
al the old unsettled accounts with Mr. Vanderbilt any
else that clean account current can bs presented
Of past and future operations No new difficulties are
ely to arise The business Of the company goes
smooth and ever, hing IL hquiiated and adjusted 1t
once, upon the principle hAt short accounts make long
friends.
We annex stAtemen. OF tire business At the bank
clearing house since II went into operation =
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PUBLICATIONS.

TUs1 PUBLIsHED-NEW YORK, ITS UPPER TIN
and lover nillionBy George Lipp.rd author Of Wash
Ing sn TN ns %
which the Of twenty years swels from two million
puGs @ 'a Ss uppsI
Yen thousand and the lower million OF the great city Of New
York.
New York-Is upper ven and lower milion-George Lip.
psrds requires only read
70 be correctly appreciated As enchanting work
who commences this work 70 leave Il % until he has turned
over ts last piss.-I.ousvills Courier: -r,.
rine Paul Ardsnhsi. Jesus and the Poor, ou.isr City
Adonia AoThs 10 the best work written by Lppaxd
The end Those who have read Dumas Count de Monte
VII equally PLEASED With sSs Novel readers VII i
the work thai has Issued from hs Press es
George grea. work York its upper ven and
this Tho incidents deneated work are Of the
most exciting character We should not be surprised the
demand for II shops exoeed that Of "Uroe Toms CABIN"
For sale by DEWITT DAVENPORT New York; T. B.
Petersen, Phsdelpha; and all the book and periodical
ssents throughout the United States.
MoNTGONERY's PICTORIAL TINES NO. 2, PUB.
M lished this day price cts, centansThe Turkish Wa
Of the calamity The Politician and the Publican The
Crusate The silk Duties Our Lorgnete The Satanic Press
Ihs Agsssiesphy q one q BrUEns xOpps
70 Sing with An Illustration The Reason why illustration
Results Enormous Circulation Of shs Pictorial Times
~ e. n: %sr seYi s.
Making 800 many Calls on New Years Day halt page draw
gram BY Jones and mass Of light reading matter iaoea
&c., 10. Order OF all booksellers.
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.ssehussttsl sinking fund on the LIT Of January 1864

xsssschusstts) sinking fund the LIT Of January 1864
was ~ followss-
mount Of the fund the 3lst OF December 1852 per
Commissionsrs report Of that date. $780, io6 SO
There has been resolved during the year, In.
tarssts ana diyidsnds .....,... As os7 40
nontributions from western Railroad ,,,. 40 600 90
1851, 4s3 90
Interest and dive ends to date ........ 14,722 AZ
Total value .....................s s66, 2l6 Al
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, January lO-b
AsHs-There $50 bills dispo ed Of, 81 So o. Tor
pots, aod SIS e3h 50 for pearls. per 100 lb'.
BRE,psTrIPs- -Four was 10 still brisker request, At al
vapcipg Tn" days operations included l'7oo BIO
ordinary to choice State, closing at 81 6sx 81
mixed to fancy Western at 81 6s 81 s7k and other
qualities at prsPortonats figures Nothing ne. occurred
bbls ut eserdays quotations Rye -four unstsrsd
There were 200 bbs jersey corn meal reported Sold to-
business consisted OF 9 900 bushels prime Southern
white at 81 90 5000 do Jersey rcd at 81 49, and lot
Of choice Datehess county do lr.sed BY D O. Ward
1900 the spot at 81 IS 81 10, from the railroad
depot md 81 70 delivered with 10 600 do to arrive,
private terms Barley was rare, and held At $685.
e23ac. per bushel No important change appeared in
oats, Corn doing better. The days transactions
ss.ohee Is GOO 6I.a so sue ,or Ne.
white and yellow SIC. Ssc for old mixed; aud $50.
SAC. for old round yellow
to-day coo beef cattle offered during the week, IFS
We suboin the for the week in DETAIL together
with the section OF the country whence the supplies
csms;-
Ere Railroad 81 ''' on M c iE' Isl
kkssaii on i s: Sewn ss ,sss 100. 8
ny Erie R,ilro.d-shesp Veal and o,lv.. gas
By H.-lem do-SoH. -shos... A. ...... i0o.
and Oav.,. -. 70 Hsdson Rive, Sheep :
PRCE.-business has been pretty acuye ds ring the
week and prices remain arm AZ 70 10 cents, according
to quality Cows and calves from SIS TO $i5. Veal
calves &c to &c per ID. Sheep ~ to So
Al Brol0ptn9s-At market, 1851 besvss, So cows and
calves and sheep and mbs Prces OF bssves, from
s1sc to etac per ID; and calves from $25 TO SIS
500 sheep from 50 to $S-some extra brought as high
as s.; lambs, 327 n So 90 to SIS. All sold
AT ChamJs7lain's (Hudon Riuer Bulls Head )-ofsr
ed 300 beef CATTLE 80 and and calves 70 veal
calver, and 200 sheep and lambs rrcss-rhe bssvss
All sold ~ nom Thc. to l0c quality; the COWS an
calves ut from SIS $40 TO SOS; vsas from Sc to TO-
per 10 sheep and lambs, IS S+b
~ OiBri<n's (No SiS7h street )-on sale ITO beeves
20 and calves Tue beevss all sold at from 81
50 - 90 20 $40 per cw and the and cavc, 1T from
f2b TO $40.
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-~>~~~~~~~------~
nANCIN0.-ANorHER NEW CLASS FOR GENTLE.
IL men.-L. DE O. BROOKS will commence forming .
new eass A. his Assembly Rooms l Brccms street. On
Tuesday evening" January 49, commencing All o'clock AN
the fashionable dances taught In one course oflssssns
MORE INV CLABSRc-BR0oKgs' DANCING AGA.
"a DENY 81 Droens street. between Droadway and w
BoweryThe pupils Of the present making mss
rapid prsgrses beyond all president In one course lee
are polka polka nasouf. sehostisohe polka
"a Toesaay md Irla re. .Arss vi stz ee,osa os.ss
Mrs Broohes' evening class for ladies exclusively
Wednesday and Saturday IRON seven III nine O'Clock AE
DoUfA.
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airing house since IT went into operation :
CLEARING HorsE OF rnS NEw YORK CRY BANKS.
s7s,So6,755
Total thirteen weeks. 81, 4Ss, $40, a2s

Total thirteen weeks 81 ,4Ss, SlO323 SIe,ooo,'oo
The last annual report Of the Reading Railroad Com
p~.y shows that the gross receipts for the year ending
November 80 amount oss, 2s7 So against 81 4o 62o
Il in the year 1882 showing increase OF 1907 COL u.s.
The net profits last year OF $2l3 62
49, The following table x show the receipts from each
aepsrtment OF business In 1861 and 1855 with the in
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Total. ,sG4 s,7tj ca ana 100 i64,s56 o67 81
me operations o. The week Interrupted BY the OBJ
servsnee Of New Years Tie Cesteet redemption has
been in The ltpgst loan.
me scpStiQp o. lie Nstis.s rA.; "a ~ 80. r,
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dividend OF az per cent on the preferred stock and
per the common stock has been declared max
ING per cent each for the year; also dividend ON
both stocks Of stock out Of the accumuls
tions Of the ing fund
Ths amour. Of the publ, debt OF the URsd States out
standing on the sst Of December 1858 the amount re
deemed during the ending Jan T. 1884, and the
standing debt on that date, were a. annexed
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INSTRUCTION..


4 GERMAN LADY TEACHING THE PIANO AND
the German language wishes few moro scholars Apply
ANAxERIcAN LADY. ACCUSTOMED TO TEACHING.
;sIsssIs; IL s:ss sI.sss:: s.:s ssss.s:s,
AsdSss: box s., Pos. once gwen
a pied would like 10 meet with respectable family 10
sas q q ay az IN
and music :. for her bard
A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO EMPLOY SOME HOURS
hour At his residence, II Anthony street.
ACADIMY OF BRIsTow's BEST PENMANsHIP.-
AN aT y owe S SSS n,n S.i
New York ~ his neat paror. ss Brosdvay Ladies are
1h Grs su 'ssas
received daily Terms low. Call without proorastinatOn.
4o 4
Broadway Eaeh student separately instructed snd rapid
ain rssSs .1ssss IN pr.ases opsa day and s7:sins
EsR MECHANICS AND BUSINESS AKN-IyENING
DRIVING Oa:: from ml sSesr' Prof sHUs
TssrRySGrIo,N LADY. An ACConRLIsa.D SING
s:::: ". @ IN s sa $: p.s Is
s ysp a: dyS her q H
s.9srf.nssss M biosds.y, o. b istser julia b
SsrtsSssis Luis "a Broaavas H. H. S% n, No.
West Twentieth street.
INSTRUCTION IN BooKKEEPINo.-Ir MAY SAFELY
be assorted that the student who has passed through
regular Of study in the
CoLDsnlTHS writing rooms, No. 362 Broadway viii be
understand the system Of keeping account, adopted in the
esbehmen and 70 carry out In practice with accuracy
and despatch The why and whe efore Of operation
roughly in the objects and purposes al The prs
10 called to perform the ample eAioua
tions win be brought within the grasp Of his
and for all that impressed upon his memory
Affair OF routine he will be enabled 70 furnish phoso
phial exposition Thus qualified tho student will be ft for
any position in which the incumbent required TO record
strueon pursued a Goldsmiths simple and thor
oushphosphicA and pracoa and finishing his studies
there the pupil present with nhdence in
countant
professor Of the above Language the University OF New
York will class class Of from
heen 10 twenty be formed At The OF s.
course OF twenty four lessons Apply MNo Warren street.
Mr.. OTTO MULLER, TEACHER or THE PIANO
" ana singing walker street. near Broadway continues
a. his s SSsr and s9' Of his S Mr.
before O'Clock P. N, or By letter
DIDINC soHooL.-THE SUBSCRIBER INroRMs HIS
N friends and patrons that he will open his evening schoo
for gentlemen on January q from to o'clock n,
days, and Saturdays for private parties HORACE r.
JONES' Riding Academy, Eos Isl and 1s9 Mercer street.
WANTED-A COMPETENT TEACHER, TO GIVE LES
w sons In Spanish Address V. X. A, Herald efice.
DANCING ACADEMEs.
DANCIN0-ANOTHER NEW CLASS FOR GENTLB