, 1875-10-10
1HE ART OF DANCING.
.prof MARITIME Has Done for It's
Advancement in the West.
.,,,;on Of Tmo Other E1ponents Of
rer1sichorcan Accomplishment


;s mt 4 civilized country on the fAce o
~. in which the importance OF an eas,
s,r md graceful carriage i not Eocognizet
oa "a halter class Of Inhabitants. Eve.
.hose nations which are graded 10 stii
aof -, n. scale Of enlightenment, the value o
ps p:dn.l selt-possession and becoming per
p.,d.oostmeat is felt and admitted Thu
ss the Arab, and the Hindoo men ane
s.n If Distinction pride themselves upon the
nd aJeeance Of their personal movements.
e.. INA to handle theiE own bodies with qulaa
1am md graco is q chief des,deratum WITT
e*r' Id the Snowledee OF how best to attain
Esa.+ a+ a incu]cated from infancy.
n.ed hardly refer 10 the importance in
" ns ths same art Of moving aud acting
saa., saas.er3'r 10 viewed among all enlighi enec
- There is not dweiler in my city, town
fIhs.ml.t of America or Europe who does mol
.d1;t,ops1 respect a2d admiration It he o.
p h., acquired the art Of moving with graceful
teEsnee. z1on,-4.n. rr5.~ ~, +,;+io, ~
~ ]. Edwin Mart!ne become tine art 1t il
t!.t -t rnlch he has patiently and understands
~ ..bo1ated, and he is it's master. Prof.
Es4ne ~ his resided In Chicago soDe twenty-five
IN md. though q young man, is yet an old in
Liant Auy man who has lived in this city
~. lsueth Of tinaa has seen ss much OF life as
ss.dYeIe, Of half cantuly in any other METRO
~ Hs has seen town Of Is, ,UD0 inhabitants
-e.se des?ite herculeau obstacles, into a
.-~.ote md beautiful centre OF population,
ttssse 1esidens souls verge csose upon hsf q
s1oa. The tact that he Was tbns early identi-
- r,;h the clty, and has so remained ever
~. drinking in the spirit OF her enterprise,
<-n],ns The une1ampled energy and unparal-
Id fn,ncial lbaraii,y That he has devoted to
=. I'M Of cnlture, making it honorable when it
hah.<n dishonored by the adyenturers OF the
hcr. To give it stability aud character, no has
.-scsa elegant temples devoted to Tetpsichore,
rrne hes IN abiding place worthy Of our city,
s,,s ..a 1ta m xbich none others rie. Many Will re-
rnaber The first temple erected, devoted solely
n te.reichoreau uses, which Chicago ever
mnad Il EAs handsome three-etory structure
"a Ohio atreet large, and admirably adapted to
,7a, requirements. Yet, Spacious and beautiful
nu w., j: wss hArdly four years before it Was
f1pd inadequate for the constantly en1arging
5.iness Of Its proprietor. Down it was
poued md up went another. more commodlous
frd .|essnr than the first
Tse energetic Professor, having built
tfp haIs in little more than a. many
..,sx hss still threo halls left, one
1 ssca division OF the city. Tbs one in the
KeS Hylsion, centrally located, ia all that could
b desired lor beauty and elegance Of adaptation
b 1a asee The second North Side structure
aefet bjou, Vas '.love's labor lost" for It
,au sept the way Of doomed Chicago, and was
x,ble October blaze. The third North Side
s:,Alahmeut is just being completed BY him,
,ud lin this new and besutiful home Of ali that is
t:tste md graceful, Prof. MARITIME will a9Ain
yeoome his old and new friends Of the North
hriHon-
Q, tie ma1its and elegance Of the ono n the
bgash Dvison-at No. lolo Indiana avenue-it
i almost supsrfuons 10 speak. This is OF stone
nd k4ick, and, in its entire interior arrange
nsnt ID undoubtedly The most beaati1ul and
complete affair OF lts Kind in this country.
Chsste xpd artistic statuary, the choicest Of
frssooibg, 1ich csystal chandeliers, perfumed
tounsams SPACIOUS 1efecto1y, parlors fur
uikhed With III that good taste, refinement and
N uDxanted purse can command. unite to ren-
a1 this haunt one OF superlasive beauty and re-
t1sment, Eve1 since it's completion it has been
the fashionable resort Of the South Division
IL N instructor in the art OF dAncing, this
ssaileman bss no superior in any city IN any
}art uf tho world. Blending rare patience aud
soutesy With hrmness Of purpose and fault
|ass knowledge Of bus calling, and taking p11do
q introducing nothing but legitimate figures, he
bA l1bored zeAioualy to nd US OF the provincial
Ind Sensational dances which teachers are so apt
. tn.zodoea fos temporary noto1iety, and he hAa
mus nlde his academies standard.
4HQF. c. 4. CAHR.
TIN dancing season ut this gantlemAus acad-
my opened Lust week. The establishment, sit
:ased It Nos. CTS and CTS West Lake street, was
fufy dedicated for the season with = brilliant
'a1ee Tuesday evening, and the school
% nst1actioa was begun Friday night.
lnn vii b. cheering news to his many former
EuplIs, aod to hundreds Of others who know how
eaentaaltt is that young ladies' and gentlemen who
1peea TO nlngie IN society shouid receive iDstruc
= "a u thai most thoroughly refining and enjoya-
u Of u! polite accomplishments, the art Of
',aerg. Prof Carr ia recognized by al those OF
ae higher c1rclea Of soclety-most competent to
aa N ooaion on such mAtte1s-as one Of the
~ teachers Of dancing in the West This
an'oa u not based merely on the fact Of his own
,nRaar ccomplshments, but as well On the
4 Of the remarkable proficiency Of his
'ae8ea which, during period Of several years,
eaos his academy was first opened, en-
sssea r. f,m;,..s ,ns young people OF The very
- @ss 1ea!s,e Of i ch'esgo; esge.t,oI Prof. ca
nonean OF acknowledged aklu, and hAs COM
: ~ many pieces for the piano OF great merit,
a'co may be found On sale in nearly every mu-
e Aose Of this country. He differs from many |
*o!esson ~ OF dRncing IN one very noticeable par
@ saae dc ia original in everything he does. It ]
!" I nese sid Of hin thar he adopted the ideas |
@aefa He hAs introduced many new and !
l9 9saul Dances to this city, which We otherwise
eaa oos have had- The popular "Paelor |
= a,atllla" "Newpozt," and :Boulevarde," are
aa @ oNn, md he has introduced others besides |
Aooet equal popularity l. characteristic |
.ssus OF the At as taught By tho Professor is |
eaaoeei, gliding movemeuta- 4 pupil OF |
~. lafrs Academy may he told always By the |
sooe .a9 Of the hop or spring from bis dancing.
= NV connection We may rs well inform the !
= soaf a that tue beautiful t'Glide SchottiBche
n4f9- 1~1A+.
.4eo 70 much, we're introduced in Chicago !
r. aaa Ou11ng tho summer vacation the Acad-
.c. =. aa oeeu thoroughly renovated, elabo1ately |
- aod furnished IN the most tasteful and !
ss~o1ne ~ manner. Everything for convent |
~ !" os comfort possible has been provided. |
a' = is 40 by 65 feet in Dimensions.
,ha perfectly smooth and elastic floor. high |
,sgh nxg aad ID handsomely decorated The |
z aet"1ooin attached has also been 1etnodeied I
u pat IN tho best possible ehapa, The /
:. eu academy il located Is above mentioned. |
=. 4ou. " taanca Acs3etnies Are located Is fol- |
~ ny. ~. do9 Cottage Grove avenue Lincoln |
~ rn.1 -: North Side Campbsu Park Hall, |
.s.t t&mpbeu avenue and Van Bureu
49,, aod corner OF Madison and HRlsted /
~ - one ctsss per week will be instructed
= pnoe, the classea to consist OF both ladies !
~ sss4aenen; s4a The hours for instruction arc
~ .a 70 o'clock p. m. Hereafter . school
given Until IL O'Clock
u. 6uLLIyAKs ACADE61.
a.. 4 ., ooiAtan, one OF our most experienced
's9npaahsd teachers Of dancing, reopened !
1aetay : II No. l59 Twenty-secono street
r... "a1a = Yauety at now and fashionable
~ ". "a. Judapu.
-1e a*ay friends OF Mr. n. 81. Judsoa, for
. . .ne past connected with the firm Of Hurl-