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Il II. VAIN n, Real E-iste AuctioaUer.

sALE OF Z ESlRABLE UNIMPRnyEp PROP
EkIh 1T The INTERSECTION OF PENN.
SbLNANlh AVENUE. THIRlAENTH AND
kEETS SOUTHEAST
on TUESDAY, September IIth, lS77. a 5.Sz
cl CT n, Wil be tvli ~ pusiiC suction. IL -
y ON OF tee premises. Dot Iumberei ]. in square~
suI Ia Of square lUl9, aiming 1861 sauar. feet
Terms: 30 IL cash, and he balance NJ & aud l.
r."nth.. with interes' 81 per cent pr Aanuu,
cured % deed Of trust. 80 deposit, and all con-
fe' ant ing ~ purchaser cost
tepi eoSos J. T. CobDwELL, Salesman.
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t. COLDwELL, Real Estate Auc,ioneer.

TRY RESipENCE ON SEVENTH STREET
Road, JUST BEYOND BRfGaTwOUD, % >
PDSlTE BATTLs CEMETERY AND BUILD.
ING SITE ADJOINING.
BY virtue e deed of trust dated Jaly 9th, ~
A: ID. 1915, duly recorded in Libsr No s2t 1..sD
foii0 So ct seq, one OF the land for the IL
Ds'ric OF Columbis and at the request of the part
secured thereby, we Will ssl, at pubic auction, in
front Ut the pr misses, on MONDAY, September 10,
iS'I, at O'Clock p. M. tie folio wing described
real estate situate in the county of Washington, d.
Y 70 wlt: All that piece or parcel Of land KIN
And dc serb as and being part of a tract called
'GlTls Portion" lying o. 7th street road, directly
opposite Bate Cemetery" and south of M. Lay e,
containing nineteen l9D acres ~ FOODS ard ten
tlo) peTches. more less, and being the same prop
erty neDtiontd and described ia a CERTAIN deed to
Mary Q. Mitchell from III Isabella N t,helt, dated
september 18th, l572, aud duty recorded in Llber
10 fyiiJ D. Of the land records for the District
Il Columbia, together with ths i'm ne, &c
consisting of twos.ory frame dwelling and the
necessary out hui dings-subJect to certain inccm-
ORANGES, which viii be ma lie known ~ the tino of
sale.
Terms: $50 in cash, and the balance in 6, IL, and
Is months, NJ Interest AT per cent. per an1um,
scared - deed of trust A dyp D-it OF : 10 re-
qured AZ the time of sale, and ali coavayaIcrg at
purchasers cost. Terms TO be complied with in
seven days.
BRAINARD II. WARNER
a24 ft,ads CHARLES Il. PaESrlSS, i'">''es'
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T'HE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
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T., With maps ana illustrations, uniform vi II
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choil- : u. Emo, cloth 81 On. Camp, Court and
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story If Turkey, b. Or Johannes BlOchwitz; 500.
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NDHGV BssOTHERS,
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K Ii. wARNsk' Rec. Estate Aa0t0aeef'
fRusrxrs' SALE Q! yaLgABLE psoPERr

Nv Virtue OF . deed Of trust, dated March -
I'm ,s-6 du y recorded In Libsr No. SIS,
ioi,a No is3 one Of the I'D records Of the.
pisricf of Crumbis, and ct the Request u the party
front Of the pren.i-e on SATURDAY., the :. day
81 SEPT. mber. ISL. ~ 4BO O'Clock p M, TIE fol
Crcrcetow n, District OF Ooinnbia, to wit: One nm.
-, i.d one au s-f.r "a Of the following prorerty
viz: Lot numbered eleven lil; a,so lot numb sred
forty three (tl and six 6 fet Of the north sde II
lot number d forty four l4s ALSO lot numberea o6e
hundred and one I'D In Deakins Lee and Caz
addition 10 said city, making front Green street
Of one hundred and twenty-sia E3sD feet
Terms: One hah ~ cash, Aad the balance Ia one
90 AID two 90 years, th Interest seven (7 n
cent. deposit Of LOO viii be required ~ time Vi
sale. and all convey auciag at the ex pense Of ths
purchaser.
a aR%ss q y cq srCWs. Trustees.
J. T. OOLDWkl.L, Salesman. sugso-eo&is
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COHEN'6 LOAN OFFICE, corner Of tn
" strese and New York nvenue. snttancs ~
!ovess rate Of i.tsre:t Gold and Silver wStoeee,
kelies and osntisnsaS Oaosams. OerDses, end eli
SNttc1oo OF ~alue ton1.ly
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING, FURNI
and Goods Of every description bought, and the
highest cash prices paid. Order y man I,oaStiy
attended to. n. OOEMAH co.,
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or to X p. A. DkHHAd, Agent, Water street,
Georgetown. SAMUEL BACON,
MI .tr da,f
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8. Il. EARSER, Real A.isIe AucuO1e-T.

SALE Or DESIRABLE BUILDING JOT ON
IN SOUTH slnE or z, BErwEEN 5rI
On II LSDAf, September Hun, 81, AZ q 80
GO IL, VIII be offered at quo &c .ti8u. 80
ia irohI ~ the premises, lot p, Ia SQUARE 47l-
fTChtpg q feet "a inches street. 81 d-p.h u
Terms: SEQ cash, srd the balsnce At Is. IA and Il
months with Interest ~ pr cent - dep Jsit, aad
al convey suciEg at purchaser cost
sepi -eoSOs J. 7. COlDM ELI. Sales-nan
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
THosAs D0wLISs, AsotiOaSyI-
PE Eksss SSr, SALE OF a TWO Story
.sTkkkrs. GEoRGKTowN. 70. O., at ACt'
On fKIpAI AFTkRYooS. September.
sell part Lots 3 ana e, fr iatt 81 fest "a tI
r. I'm T,h line Of en- s'nst b depth o. ~ tge,
As.l-, psrtmpio,y. Term. casn' 'Snveyareies At
.tps, fsosh sR 65wiiSs :. .g9 9s n
nUNCAHsON BROS. auctioneer.
sALk OF FOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
t.sNSkh Third AND srRksrs MORT d.
WI b. cfsTed q, auction ~ eve. sqasre -
80, on SATURDAY, septenher IN. At 0
o ek ek I'm. sePs tu,thSf,N -.
T. CoLDwKLL, Ke.l s.t.te AacuoneeF,
No. Ole street northwest.
TRusTEKs, SALE or TWO DESIRABLE
WIS., si III s M fWr, rRpNrssS on TN
s SfrfTk Is wssh AMP IaS sTREkfS SOFIA
b. By n,Ttus Of desd q iru Ss dated .. Aprils
~, duly recorded in Liber No s4. fol'o as f
q the pr,m.es on M6spk9o sus sasae 40 rs,
Washington city, in the uisric u CS1unb. am ~
snr ,sa AM =, ~ Lot ~ IN square IS bssinnins
The line Of 9lst street ana running thence nsrth 8
set tnenee west % i.et g ne western boundary Of
beginning, with the improvements thereon AID IN.
sprurtens Eces. &c, thereto beioUgiag.
leims OF sale: One-thiri cash. residue ia three
elua Pay mrGts, AZ 8, n and Is months, for which
The purchasers notes are g. be given. b. arinE IN
tresi from the day Of sale, 70 o. urrd By . deed
OF Trust ON the property and satisfactory Uolcy q
lhsuran % TIE IgitingS the purchaser NAV
pay al cash deposit u loo req uirei at the time
OF ssie snd All convey ancing ~ purChs-ers cost n
terms OF sale De n m9li-a with within seven
dsys from the day Of sale. reserve ths right -
resi- TIE property at the rick aud cost Of the de
faulting purchaser.
This property will he sold subject 20 81 40. with
lHt.re-t theienn AT ten cent. from November IS
>fe until paid. and 81 - st Of proteS ag notes
being the amount paid secured . prior a sod Il
trust dated NpEen bIr Is lnf6. recorded IN l. Der
Nc. SO, folio l6i, one of aid laud records
BhAlNARn II MAENERg
sugHtu,s
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until MoknAf. Sestemher Ri, Is7T. AZ y, O'clock
J. M. BRAlNAHD h. MANNER -.
INES ;. EDWARDS iid''
70 TIE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER posi-.
MP nuti EAT bbAf, September 9Th, lss7. ~
ER.INARp H. wARNER,lr
~ JAMES ). EDWAsDS. ( trustees.
* Ia. TARNER, Real A.tsIe AucfIonegr.
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CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA. ALEXh SEhIA, WASH!

FhILADELf 4; PARLIAMENTARY WASHINS-
TON AND GEORGETOWN,
CONNECTING AT PHILADELPHIA WITH
CLYDES LINE FOR BOSTON AND Prov
lrEHCE AND NEW ENGLAND Stains.
SAILING DA Us.
FROM Phila3el ptia--Ssiurday, al I'm.
from ashington-M ondsy, at II a: N.
FROM GeOrgetown-MOndsy, AZ ..
freights received daily. Through -Ssos
biils of landing given 20 Boston and $500 N
Providence. COnsfsnees wishing their
then marked GeoTgs,ocn, ID. c."
For full information apply TO J. II. JOHNSON q
co, 1900 street northwest. and 9Th street
shaIf' " sshinston, D. q; @ Il rpk, SS Water
General Managers, II South wharves, Philadol-
pha. mara IL
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A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
"A saileyery THURSDAY direct from >1eo0k
Phi'adaiphla to Liverpool, touching 81 V2A8
Que nstOwn. ~0AD
Cabin, intermediate and Storage passase tickets
can be h.d At IL. ID. COOKE, JR. & g, Bank
srs, 1870 street. Also, Agents for the Red star
Line TO Antwerp. OY11-0
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STEAMERS, &c.

y}UTUMAC TRANSPORTATION LINZ.
The conmodious Day Steamers SUE, Capt. W. @.
Gsoshesan, and EXPRESS, Oapt. ~
Jas. Barker, leave Staphenson's
EbaTf, foot OF TIN street, every MON o&1f7Ez40
DAY and FRIDAY at O'Clock M, for Balti.
more and sil river landings; returning leave Balu
more, No. Ia Light street, every TUESDAY and
landings.
Freight And passengers At lowest rates. Apply,
Je9 I'm STEPHENSON 4 BRO. 7th st. wharf.
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GREAT

1877 GREAT 1917
PEkNSYLV ANIA isDUTE,
TO THE EOBTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track, Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent EquipmerG.
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FUR POTOMAC KIV LA NUIN0b.
STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
y: WooD, leaves her wharf, foot Of ~E-
6th street, three times a week ESdS
Tuesdays at 2 O'Clock a. m for Cone z2982zaR
liver; Thurdsys at O'Clock a. IN. for Currioman
and LeOnardtown: saturdays at = O'Clock .. m for
Currioman and LeOnardtOWn.
On and after July 10th, will leave Washington for
Piney Point on Tuesdays at 2 O'Clock, arriving at
Pfney Point at o. lock D. N. returning, will leave
The Point Wednesday morning Fare, round trip,
& 50; single fare. 81
For further Information apply at the ofice over
Metropolitan Bank, KnOxs Express once, or st the
Com sny's Wharf, foot of 9th street.
Baggage called for on application AZ kDoxs Ex-
press Orice. SAaUEL BACON, Prest.
r. J. ACOINELLY Agent
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COAL AND WOOD.

4 - y l. " A L
WOOD! WOOD!
TIE VERY RES| VARIETIES OF COAL
TIE LOWEST PRICES
e. 2-3SO !t-. q 'he Ton uur uysriabie STANDARD
PlH= = OCT from 81 . $ b.; Oak from 81
g "Ed Hickory - - per cord. Also, all kilis Of
S3y.t and Spii-, krpf I'D ! cover.
- h'itNt~les made direct 10 the consumer from
eur ~Aaryrs and N---e's
JOHNSON BROTHERS
Main once aud Depot. Johusou's wasrycs foot 18th
and l5'I end = --rrPts Invest
Lisc-. I3t'2 r ard lIIs 9TH streets n W., ana
! ssS TIN street z. " r. 90 tr
Now Is TIE TYNE TO CONTRICT-PIL-
y CHI R & EOREDiN T.. Min-r- and Shtppers of
NORWOOD COAL, POWHATaN 90, Superior
Tor Eng hes. Forges aud Gas. Ofhce:-S2:B East
n air 81. Richmond. Va. aug5l- tiIlootg
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L'OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Il Until further notice the Steamer 49,
MATTANO, Captain Vim. Ii. r, lee, EktA4E2S
will be follows Leave Wash
ington from 9Th street. wharf, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY MORNINGS, at O'Clock, for all
TUESDAY and FRIDAY. Leave every sArU r.
DAY MORNISG nj o clock, for sll Landings a.
far down o. Mat.ox Greek; returning on SUNDAY
Freight received daily. For any Information, in
auire al G. L.. 81 kBsFF'S Goal 0icss, lila and
BIS Pennsylvania avenue.
mary-tr VIM ii. KILLION, Agent.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

e. h RTS CHEAPER THAN ANY
- OTHER PLACE II THE V0BLD,a a:
e. GEO. MEtiINNISS,
branch Baltimore Shirt Factory, 1919 Street
Northwest, Washington. ID. q.
We make the FINEST DRESS SHIRTS To
OiSDEE IN the most elegant manner for S22s
Fine DRESS SHIRTS made to order. OF W am.
sutta Muslin aud Twenty-One undred Linen, for
81 IS Fine DRESS SHIRTS, ready made, OF VAN
sntia Muslin and Twerty one Hundred Linen, for
70 cents. Vine DRESS SHIRTS, Watertwist Iu--
lin aud Eighteen Hundred Linen, for g. cents
Boys Fine DRESS SHIRTS, I2, l2I snd IS inch,
Only so cents. Fine Four ply R4verstie DUEFS
only Is cents pair. Six Finest Four ply LINEN
COLLARS for 81 All goods m ,da 70 oder and
guaranteed 10 give satisfaction both IL 8ity and
TT. All goods sold are guaranteed as represented or
the MONEY returned. One prize on ~
aueAIr T.. YOUNG CHM, 1fnn1ger
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ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD.

n ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD.
TIE steamers Of this Compan VII sail every Sat
rurisy from Bremen Pier, foot OF Third e<zSk
street, II oboken. Rates of passage: From eAE&k
New York TO Southampton, London,
Havre and Bremen, first cabin, LOO; second cabin,
e68 gold; Storage, 81 currency. Tor freight OF
mar6 -sm Bowling Green, HsW York.
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hARRTED.
PERKISS-PuRiSIoN. At Washington, ID. q :,
August 1rh. l-74, by the kev. Dir. Saith, wM
PERsIys, OF Washington, ID. o.. 90 ALfCg yoss-
PBISE PURINToS, VI TOpham, Maine. No cards.
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- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until MONDAY. Sesfemher Ri, ISL. ~ y, O'clock
, NJ BRatNAHp h; aAKNER,t rr,.,-..
INES :. EDWARDS ( fdst7-
auEE- N ,thkds
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EFTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER posi-.
PnNkb until SATURDAY, September -th, 1871. AZ
0ta clock p m.
ER,ISaRp WARNER Tru,,...
49, - NJ w n sbss
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NET yORK CRY AND THE WAR
Interesting Information Gained in the Slip
ping Warehouse Region.

Inc huSsian ll'cl lay pulclly NJ nnchOr IN
thr North river oT Tv,ntv-third stropt vne,cr
~, ', ,,t..,.., ,,'.'. - ,'7'o' '
"aS' "hu' I" INV eun'h't"''"' '"'rc Werr leWo no
signs Of u speedy departure. Many pnrtics
wont nhonrd and were hosnltab,v rn,cr,,tnsd
~, a., -, w -, ...,'i..
NY VI" oNH"rS' anu Everything srrhhed 10 Dc
going on us usual: hut TO the keen observer Il
wna ,loar that thn nuasinna ,vnra ,,,,,i,,, ro.d,
-, ~ '''
ior speedy d'par'ure' Esht days ago the
Askod took coal in. and yesterday the fagship 10
Syp,lann nl-o ustakfnv in ful Noco.l ns 90,
=, ~ 80 -" Nv
mas ur'h tAken ABOARD the b0sntir Liberty To
70 ashore has h"cn withdrawn from the ssa-
,,.r ~ uii fla. 49,. l. ..x..,, ,t, A.t.ti .t,t
n "'' 90, ~ ''' "7"",'' ""'''
nloW'i ohy hlt''n men ashore yesterday. AMI
thc ON 7ors pay fower Visits ashore thun they
hnVe been making
The V,trrnn Admiral Bontakor wont of 10
u. Il iAsiip in his Lig about q f. NJ He wns il,
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VAR and IHE GRAIN MfRKET.
A Member OF the Produce Exchange Correct
ing ropmlnr MIsnpprehen.Ion.

How have the rumors of war in Europe
affected the market In broadstuns in this coun
tryf' Well, that is a broad question; that the
war news has influenced nm Hdyance Is beyond
question Within TIE past month wheat has
advanced llity cents "A hushel. corn fourteen
cents bushel, and oats ten ccnts a hu-hcl. But
I'll re are othcr causes than tho war that iunu-
cnce the market. To- w tho market ia fever
ish, and long-honlel mrn think that the
advance has hrcn too rHpld True. W. lnyo
large order. rom Europe hui tho Liverpool
market has been in synpuhyWlth ours v ucut
tnrn has adNHn ed llir shilliuE, pr quart rr.
I'M. WIS said yesterday hy q member Cf thn
Produce Exchange lie continued:
Thr visible shpply of wheat is small. The
crop ot wlni whrnt in the ground promises
wen, hut 20 one can tell how IT vail turu ont.
4 r"gards corn, the supply has brrn flt grcntnr
ulan IN" demand. In seven yrnrs Tn Iri oui
TINS produce has not brHn So lpw us it Was "a
month ngo. II Mus really hrluw ~ actual
Nllu". Tho war rumOrs has" brought about am
hlNhno", hui not re- ihnn corn il really
worth. Nhont and corn are III" chi"f articles #
export IN hrTids'ulls; the advance iu oats il
purely oympmheiir, While thrlr is II fy,r,h
ivAng 0n Change, there il 40 doubt that high
prices lur gram Will be- niaintHinrd."
IoNDoN, April PA leading Liverpool
gram circular says; The declaration uf wnr
10y kueSh has caused much excitement IN the
wheat lrade, and prices Aayo daily advanced at
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THE NEUTRILITY DOCTRINE.
United states Treaties with Russia, England.
nnd the Ottoman Empire.

WAsurSGTON April 27.-In tho trcaty be-
tween the United States and Russn in 1854 tho
two parties recognized M permanent and i'm
mut,be the principles that " free ships maze
FREQ goods" :" that is 10 say. that the effects or
goods belonging to subjects or citizens OF a
power or STATE ut war nre free from capture and
conils'aton when found on board OF neutral
V, sseis. with the exception OF articles contra
band OF war. and that the property OF ncutras
ON hrnrd an enemy = vessel is not subject to
cOuils lltiun unless the same hc cOntrlhanl ui
war. Tncy cngu!s To- apply thrs' pr ipl's 10
thu commerce and nnvigat iOn of all su N pow
er- ana States Hs shall cons mt to adopt them on
list treaty briw IN the United Stts and the
Ottoman Empire. n'ruiiut'd in 1862 cOntn ms
npsu n declared prin iplcs The " shngtun
trcntv. negotiated hy the United States and
CIR nj Britain in 1871. Declares:
ir.iA nruirni Gg'crrmcnt I. bound Hr-t to u.c auc
y, w,m H. nri.nc,on e. any ss,,el wncl It h,.
carr, on war AGAINST power with whloh its At pence
.nd also g. u. iac dh-rnre t. prevent ihe dci nr'uc
c!rr, n Wht . aru,' such ,r--, having been seci4v
aAH ga ii whole or ,u part within such jurisdiction Ia
S,coadp 40, u permit .uncr either ec iircrcn, ~
rnu09- Hsm. me ott r, or or the pulo-' oi the re-
THIRDLY rocN ri.c inc diligence in II. own port. and
prevent amy violation foregoing OBLIGATIONS AMI dmc
rnt "a. .. im % NJ si'1 m mag, ss[eS , ne e,y ct e., -
e. thc know ledge utirr marianne powers aHd tu ~, e
them To- aoccdc 20 them.
Il is the opinion NJ the State Department Tint.
rs botl Russia aud Turkey ARE friendly powers.
II il hiEhly Improbable thnt either will make
any effort 10 police the Amcr an coast and
Lr'v"nt tn" -h pm"nt ~ cuntrahunl OF war.
Turkey can unuu '-tiOnnhly clos tho Blnrk S"a
and If Russ a proposes to prevent the shipment
81 munitions uf War tu Turk sh ports. a sentry
y rt rau N I IN "U-Irr on the Strn ~ of Gih-
raltlr than in th" Nortli Atlantic In an, casc.
how yer shipments of cnniiahand Of war to a
b. llgfrt nt are at priNat" venture. which naval
on rr can overhaul ON The high seas only uuon
Information pr viuu-ly obtained. Su N y search.
u j. said ui the Stt' Department. - m the risk
OF the ON "r maxim, i. and hn an his Govern
m"nt become resi- un-ill" upon failure to make
rood tne charer of carving cuntrahand ~ war.
II II iolerahly plain that tho Stite Department
ante pnts no serious complications on account
of ~ n -'.IHurts
At the Cabinet meeting o-day Assistant S..
rotary ut state seward ported tlIi no uf,i 'ial
not !. alton ot the war between ku~-in and
Turkey had been received. although Minister
Maynard at Constant inopl" End Mr.. Was nburn.
- r"tHry of L"-at.nn at 81. l,trrsiur.. hn 1
s ht -pntchts notify n thedrudrim ut. Uuul
IN" tWu GuN'rum"nts gaNe notice that war nN-
ist"d. Mr. seward ln'matnd ihnt no or'us on
"N'sted for IA ton hy this Government and Il
vit- The 4 rul -rnti imrnt of the Cabinet that u
n 'ulritlfv proclamation should lie delayed 10
Tie last Dos. bic moment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-28
SKIPPING THE LIGHr raNrisr1c


At precisely 7.3J o'clock last evening,
Prof p. Valsau Cartier stopped out upon the
floor of the Dan 'inI Academy Mt 3 Union
square. and began to waltz. He had announced
that he would try 10 waltz steadily fve hours.
The first Indy who danced with him was Miss
Sarah L'oboldti. who was out of broath in
eight minutes A young man took her place
but nj the end OF seven minutes she renewed
the floor with tho Professor. and Waited Tor
thirty minutes.
Mrs. r. v Cartier tho Professors wife.
Miss Dora Waterman. Mr.. Thomas Henry.
Mr.. William II. Morris. and other ladies'
and gentlemen were danced out OF breath
and still tho intrepid Professor kept on.
me froirssor changed partners without stop
nan led small glass OF wine, which he drank
whil" stopping in time with tho music. The
music chosen IA the easiest 10 dance to WAS that
OF piano. Bets were against the dancer.
AZ ii ;JO orlOfkthc ladi . clupped their hands
ana waved their hantk 'rohitis to cheer the
wnltz'r. Dlr. Lafayette Harrison, n man OF some
not aS a dancer. took the floor with Prof. Car
tcr. nnd waltzed with him for iOrty five inuts.
AZ IL O'Clock the lr1f, hspr showed sOur Signs
ol ihit"rng. and slices of lemon were put into
ms mouth. Ten minutes alter swallowing the
slLr's of lemon the Prof 'ssor revived.
Mrs. Cartier tho Professors wife. took the
moor wth MIN 10 compl"t- the last half hour.
The Professor b""amea lttlo dzzy, anil pep
pormint lOlrnges were given him. la the lHst
llNc minutes the Professor varied his WALKING
10y putt in lun v stops md his wife occa-
sioualiy whisp'r d noIs Of IN enlargement.
At 1870 the task Wis complot vi, and n grand
huI@ from the spectators rung through the