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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-19

BALTIMORE, May l9-virsnia sixes, deferred.
u; do. consolidated. eS; do. second series, 90:
DO: past due coupons. 90. North Oarolina saxea
om: ~ bid to-day. Sugar active and nrm-x
BALfIMORR. May ls.-Ootton buoysut and
etrong-middine, nominally IS no selIerI Fio1r
rather more quiet-HowHrd street and vsctsrn
super Sl5sS75: DO. extra, l25a4 8S; do fsmiiv.
1890 1890 S1ty mi mils h super 8 Ss2ss4OO Do
30 Wheat, southern dull aud lower; vester,s
40 amber, llbal l6: No. Pennsylvania red. u Is
TO. western winter red. spot and May, ll2S !:
SaDe, hzs,i l2M july. Lll1aLllh August Los;
nrm; western In good demand-southern VhiSn' a. :
90 yellow. %; western mixed. spot, and Nav 1sss
June, 4SAa4Sss: July, ass; AueuGf A OF anti
ana esserysouthern. S6aSI; weste1 yhite s3leS6
sDd a0 nissa 5ixsa Sa:ss e.anysn. = 49, 40
stssdy sed arM-PElSs esSnssyivsSis 3 si snd ny ~
mes port; sNalO55 BuR mestsloose choui.
fss Sid ae sass = T Rscacd :nd
l4al6s factory, l2aA. Eggs in Tood Xams.Sos
fresh utela Petroleum nominsily Srm@ornSae
"a eHt'1 6Si5ned SH Ocnes quiet Rio careoes i0x
Liverpool Per steamer Quiet-cctt@' Ala @sue y
= = d %; grain. 6kd: Receipts-6ouF. S5Si: SSfs
6I.90o; corn. $500; oo2s, 600. Shinmsns.s
whsss 80 900: oorn. rs 200.
a. M Eschsba. ahoSH. ayy hay i1SsnstocH szc1g Money.
NEW YORK. May ls-r,our quiet vs.., our.,
d aTSHSoN; Pms May :: ,s: q n.oou.els s- non,y.
iSSr iSS,- per cent?, l04H; foursnd.shsI n cS1@s
tOSx 1rie. 2sss; do: prelerred 81 fIl}nSas deas
5Al, S9. PennsylvAAia OenfxSi - H. 49,, 49,,
VsnsxS' W. kead3pg, q
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Wall Street TO.flav.

NEW YORK, May l9-The Posts financial arfd-
Gle says:-At the stock exchange the week
opened on strong and active markets The only
change In U. s. bonds is the advance OF Il In the
q per cents. Railroad Investments are All
strong. In the list OF this kind or shares New
York Central is up 70 1sO, Fort Wayne up to l1lK,
burlington and Quincy to 11sk and Rock IslaHd
TO 139H. although the latter mas since sold at
1SSH. Railroad bonds that are speculatod in as
wen as bought for investment are higher
notably the Erie issues, Rome. WATERFOWL. and
Ogdensburg firsts, and the Jersey Central issues
speculative stocks opened very strong, then ad.
panceo traction, then declined Z and IL
per cent. and have since been strong
at the highest prices OF the day. The
leading stocks have been Northwest, st. Paul,
Jersey Central, Delaware, Lackawanna and
western Erie and Lake Shore. The death OF
Judge Packer is construed by speculators Qn
whose estimation death is regarded as uncon-
cernedly as any other event) as removing an
obstacle TO new coal combination and accord
1ngly the coal stocks are all higher to-day. In
the money market the quotation for call loans
al the Stock Exchange Is 3a21E per cent Time
loans are 2a3 per cent, and prime mercantile
paper 81 La4h per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-19

REAR ADMIRAL SYLvANUs W. GoDON United
States army, died suddenly at Blols. France
last week. He had been in bad health duriny
the past year. He was about 60 years OF age
and on the retired list OF the navy service
employed until his retirement. In 1862 he was
In command OF the Mohican, and most active in
the attack on Hilton Head. He also served
unGer Admlrai Porter In the attack on Fort
Fisher, where he was in Command OF the Pow
hatan. In 1865 he was ordered to the command
as ADMIRAL OF the Brazil squadron. on the dag
ship Brooklyn.
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District Government AFFAIR.

commissioner Phelps was at the Columbia
pullolngS Tor short time this morning and
teiI Ior ms nome not feeling Well enough TO at
The new work house has been thoroughly
Iurnlsned and VIII be occupied tomorrow by
tme maze inmates Tor the first time. The old
DulldIng VIII DE used for the paupers and the
female prisoners.
The Commissioners this morning aceen.ed
tne report OF the committee on building and re-
pairs OF the school board. relative to the award
OF the $500 prize to Mr.. P. j. Lauritzen for his
pan OF school building, and he was oficlally
notified OF the fact.
The District Commissioners on SATURDAY
awarded the contract for placing signs on the
corner street lamps In this city to Mr.. III. I
gregory. The device to be used is cast iron
frame holding on each OF the four sides a glass
sign, the lettering OF which is to be cut by
sand -DiaSt. The entire cost Will be about 81 900.
DOG STATISTICS.
For the year ending May 15 1879. there were
Killed at the pound in this city 5,l45 dogs, and
354 have been either redeemed or sold. The
DOCKS at the collectors of1ice show that there
nave been issued up to the present time 5,2as
dog licenses.
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by Inspector Entwisle:- Christopher Da.
Wis, repair Dr1ck, 326 4 st. sw.; $780, A. Chris
tie, repair frame on Harrison St avenue, coun-
"; SS5. ). w. Barker. repair frame. AIS New
Jersey avenue NV; $50. alice Beckett repair
frame, 145O Samson ST.; $50. John s. Croker,
construct brick stable In alley between l4th
and 10Th streets and New York avenue and
st..n.w.; $3.50. j. w. Shiler, construct brick
STABLE on alley, between Sd and AZ streets and
Maryland avenue and st. s.w.; $500. H. G.
summers, repair frame, 204 Bridge st., George
9th st. n.e.; $40. E. Droop agent, repair brick.
t2S 18th ST. 4. W.: $3.50.
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ASSEMBLY.
PrOCeedfngN TO-dav

SARATOGA, n. Y, May 1s.-Aftef the Presby.
ter1an general assembly had opened the mode
rator presented the following ielegraphic mes
sage 10 be sent TO the general assemblies at
the resolution OF Rev. DR.. Prime, adopted on
Fr1day:-"The general assembly OF the PreSby-
ter1an church now In session at SARATOGA
springs, presents its cordial salutations TO tke
general assembly In session at LouisyflIe and
Memphis, praying for their grace, mercy and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-19

METHODIST EPISCOPAL VIsITATIONs, - The
Dlshops Of the Methodist Episcopal Church are
holding their semi-annual meeting In Wheei,n%
w. va. Bishops Scott, Simpson, Foster pecff
,Wyne, Bowman, Merrill, Haven and Andrew are
episcopal visltat1Ons for the bIs1ons If the no
Methodist , Episcopal Church for the fall confer.
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THE BICYCLE ETOURNAMENr-Victory for the
De Noittes.-Racing with bicycles has COM
menced In New York after the English fashion
day evening with w. and C. de NoilIes In the
lead, each having made 500 miles, with Rutland
third, with 476 miles to his credit. The New
YORK Express OF Saturday afternoon says
''Ihe elder de Noille holds a lead OF forty miles
on all except his son. The boy is within ten
miles Of his father, and, If not restrained by
the latter. could go to the front. Messenger.
deal of bandage on his left leg to day. Rut
land, the Englishman, pumps awkwardly
around for four or five miles, and then goes to
bed. With the exception OF Harding, he is the
most ungafnly object on the track. Belard, the
French champion, left the track at four O'clocl,
this morning with swollen leg"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-19

THIEvING CLERKS. - VIM. Gordon, a mail
clerk In the employ OF II. b. Clafln & Co., New
York. has been arrested, charged with swlnd-
ling his employers out OF nearly 81, 900 within
the past three years. He confessed his guilt
and said that he was first tempted to steal
sheets OF postal stamps by Thomas L. Smith, a
rellow-clerk. They divided the proceeds for two
years. When Gordon determined to STOP steal
ing Smith threatened him with exposure il he
did not continue his regulations. Smith was
discharged for neglect Of duty six months a~o
but still kept his hold on Gordon, and com
PEELED him to continue stealing stamps. Smith
has also been arrested, and denies Gordon. !.
story.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-19

DEFRAUDING THE CITY OF RRoor,y~, A
stay of proceedings has been granted IN tha
case OF the commissioners of Brooklyn. N w
public Works-Flaherty and Benneft"whoo
WEI were CONVEYED OF defrauding the city of Brook
on the pay rolls who did no work. Conyiction
brings with IT find Of $3.50 each and their re.
m0Val from 0f1ce. 'Aon ~
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THE CATHOLIC PUPILS OF THE MICHIGAN DEAF
MUTE ASYLUM.-The trustees OF the Flint
(Mich) Asylum for the Deaf Dumb or Blind
have resolved to relnstete the expelled Catho-
lie pupils allowing them all the freedom and
privileges pertaining to their religious belief.
fusal to join In singing an English translation
OF Mozart's Mass. their action being In &C cord
ance with the advice OF Rev. Robert w, Haire,
Catholic priest Of Flint parish,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-19

SURPEEAS TO TWO GENERALS.-MalOr Asa
BIRD Gardner. judge-advocate, moved In the U
s. circuit court, yesterday, before Judge Bene-
dict, to set aside subpPnaS issued to Gen. Han
COCK and to Inspector-Gen Arnold to pro.
the case OF Patrick Corbeut, a private in the
artillery. The subpGnas were issued In the suit
brought by Corbett against Gereral Gibson for
alleged false imprisonment, which will be tried
contended that the subpoena 70 Gen Hancock
was irregular and that he could not be asked TO
produce papers now in possession of the adju-
ant-general at Washington. He claimed also
that Gen. Arnold's report to Gen Hancock was
privileged. Decision was reserved until Mon
day.
Corbett's confinement was due to the inter
cept1On OF some love letters and to complaints
OF unwelcome attentions offered by COrbetr
ABOUT fifteen months ago to the daughter OF a
gentleman residing on Staten Island, near Fort
WadsWOrth.-[N. Y. Tribune 17fh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-19

FLORIDA ELECTION FRAUDs.-A telegram tn
the New York Herald from Jacksonville. Nav
10th, says:-In the United States Circuit court
today the trial OF Theodore H. Willard, sherIff
or Madison county, charged with hinderinp
voters at the polls In the late Congressional
election, concluded by verdict of guilty. with
recommendation to mercy. The case or HuIi
the successful Congressional candidate, has nor
yet come up, In consequence OF the absence of
important witnesses. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-19

TIDINGs FROM PROFESSOR NoRDENsKJoLD.-
letter has been received from Professor Nor
denskJold, OF the Polar expedition, from Eastern
Siberia, dated the 25th of September, 1915, an-
nOunclng that all the men connected with the
expedition were well. The letter is dated
tWenty-seven Gays later than the last letter re-
ceived previously, and antedates, therefore. the
intelligence received from the governor of
Eastern Siberia last January that the Vega was
icebound forty miles from East Cape, some three
hundred and hfty geographical miles from the
entrance to Behring's Straits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-19

A STEAM YACHT DISASTER AT NEW YORK
the steam yacht Louisa, owned by MIR. CharIel
Stenglein, OF 1926 Third avenue, New York. ran
on to the rocks In Little Hell Gate and Inset
James Hall, aged 40, William Adams, aged s. or
Third avenue, were drowned. John and Fred
er1ck Stengle1D, aged 20 and 10, and Mrs Adams
and her daughter, Sarah Adams aged Is, were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-19

CONGRESSMAN O'REnLY's Two STOOLS "A
correspondent OF the New York World, writing
from Poughkeepsie, May 16, says: 1t viii be
in Brooklyn signed an order-after fun hearine
and contest I'm the misunderstanding thai
Alderman Daniel O'Rieliy had forfeited hi
municipal bonors by attending on the first day
OF Congress In his capacity as Congressman
although he has not (and Is not yeti sworn In
Ex-Alderman-C Congressman OReilly then ap-
pealed from Judge Gilbert to three other judges
OF the district, who to-day, upon the arguments
hitherto had, unanimously affirmed Judge GIL
bert's order. Thos. O'Reilly is not an alderman
unless the court OF appeals shall restore him on
new appeal, and he Is not a Congressman, for
ne dare not take the oath until his aldermanic
lawsuit Is finally decided. One OF the LAWYERS
tO-oay nkened him to the dog over the well In
tne fable who dropped his particular piece OF
supposed bigger piece reflected In the water
Another said, 'O'Reilly has fallen between two
stools. Let him Sit on one of repentance
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A FRIGHTFUL MORTALITY FROM CH0LERA.-A
dispatch to the London Times from Calcutta
says: 'The report that from q, 600 to 1000 per-
SONS died from cholera while returning from q
religious fair is reported"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-19

sTThe bay mare Nettie, by Rysdyck's Ham,
bletonian dam by American Star, with record
OF 2.1S, died In Philadelphia Saturday from
lood-poison, caused by picking up nail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-19
Massachusetts Protest AGafnst Sah.
bath DeSecrAGfOn.

BOSTON, May 1s.-There was q meeting tn
protest against Sabbath desecration, held In
Lowell yesterday, Gov. Talbot presiding. Res
olut1ons were adopted calling on officefsof the
law 70 use their efforts for the proper execution
OF the law on this subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-19

PADDY RYAN, OF TROY, INTENDING 10 CHAL-
LENGE JOHNNY DwYRR.-A telegram TO the N
Y. Herald, from Albany, N, Y. Nav is. says:
Paddy Ryan, OF Troy, viii this week challenge
DWyer TO prize fight for 81 900 to $4,000 "a
SIDE. Ryan was matched last fall to fight Dwy-
er, but the affair fell through because OF q mis-
understanding. Ryan recently defeated Prof
Miller In blackened glove contest, and thinks
he can vanquish Dwyer. The latter expressed
10 friend OF Ryans his readiness TO meet the
after the severe punishment he gave Elliott az
Long Point, Canada. II is thought in Troy that
the fight will be readily arranged and take place
I'm SeDtemher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-19

THE HON. ASA PACKER, whose death at Phi,a
delphia was announced yesterday, bore the re-
putation in Pennsylvania OF having done more
velopment OF the coal and iron interests of that
state. He possessed the most indomitable
energy and untirlng industry, for which he
prise he undertook. His interest in the Lehigh
Valley railroad amounted to about Is per cent
of the entire capital stock. The estimate of
His benefactions to the Lehigh Uniyersity
founded by him. have been munificent lie
leaves two sons, Robert A. Packer and Harry
+. Packer, both holding important offices In the
daughter
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Two Men DrOwmea.

CINCINNATI, o., May 19.-Wm- Morgan cash.
ier OF the ST. Nicholas Hotel, and his brother
John Morgan, while rowing skin on Licking
river, yesterday afternoon, were upset and
drowned In endeavoring TO avoid q passing
steamer.
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PppnItc0 RnreS pn~

PlmlfcO Races Postponed
BALTIMORE, May l9-The commencement of
club at Pimlico, has been postponed until wed.
neSday on account OF rain.
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WHAT SHALL BUY FOR MY
LEOPULD RICHOLD,
PROPRIETOR
THE GRE!T ROyTON SHOE 4UO-
TION HOUSE,
Answers this by Some Of the Shoes of Diff
ferent Kinds and their Prices at
No. 4Sl Pennsylvania Avenue.
SIGN OF THE RED FLAG.
LADIES hHOES FOR soc.
GENTLEMEN'S SHOES FOR Csc
FIEST- ASS LADIES' SHOES.
ladies' al colors Cloth top Button ShOes 5Otos4
Ladies' Best French Kid, worked Button
LOO palr Of Ladies. white Kid Slippers per pair
go PAIR OF Ladies' Sideace at. 81 Per pair
500 pair of Ladies' Phladeiphia City made
Lasting Foxed. Button price. 81 up to 49, 50
l,oOO palr Cf Ladies' French and Low heel
Slippers, the Latest Styles. .65c. up to 32 Sd
HEADQUARTERS FOR GENiLEMEN'S SHOES.
1oOO pair of Different Styles of LOwquarters.
LOGO pair of Different styles OF Mems Calf
skin Congress Caters price from....... 81 to S5
Senfiemen's English Walking Shoes. -. l. 80 to "a
GentemeD's Calf Boots s.......,..... . L 80 to IS
GentleInens But'on CATERS .............s2to SO
1ens LAselLs Salters, s,at..............-....Sl. .25
HSM Oln.x S,ipSefs, &c pair
BOYS, MISSES And CHILDKEN'5 DEPART
MEST.
A LARGE Lot OF Boys Shoes, from. .........5Oc up
6; ioc
myl0tr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


r-g, NOTICE..Ihe en.nal meeting Of the Lot Lot
The Cemetery, on @ M6Sp ) D. a. s june a: a, p
myle co JAHEs GOsZLER. Secretary.
fs>- OFFICE OF FRaNKLtN 1Ns co,
1NsUssRcG &c ssGasss a
June ID between the hou OF 10 a. ~ and 20
p IN, for the purpose OF e'ecting Q2) twelve Drec
0ia myisdfes Ssfss 'f POST st cHAs BRADLEY secy
~ NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
aE4sER E WATkRs Just received from n the @ spsngs.
and for sale on draught, at
MILBURN'S PHARMACY.
myl5tr 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
~. FAREWELL17IINGREAsING INTEREsy
Church. Services da, and night at IL o'c ock and
7:3O 2: m, conducted by the Young Evange1ist.
oIrss tND BE s6sbs SESg AsR 10
and called Bonds exchanged. Mscellaneous Stocks
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York. Boston aai San
Francisco Mining fG6ss s. dsSkF ss5sfs s9d ssla Co.
NP STRAW MATING. OHILDREN'S GAR
ana anCe ss he snf
Carpet, snd Upholstery Establishment of W. b.
MOSES SON, corner 7th st. and Pa. ave. NV. ala
e FOB COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS
1W 90, use the GREAT ENGLIsH RKMKDY,
KEATIN6S
COUGH
LOZEN0ES
Tested ,or 80 years Relief speedy and certain
Sold By al druggists Price 80 cents.
E EOUGERA b CO., AGENTS,
0ct6UWIlm,6m New York.
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NEW YORK SHOE STORE.
IN SOS PennsyfeGnia aUen,se.
AS COMPLETE A STOCK OF CUSTOM
MADE As Any HOUSE SOUTH OF
NEW YORK. $D
OUR SHOES ARE ALL SOLID LEATHER S
AMI Warranted FOR GOODS THAT DO
NOT WEAR AS WE REPRESENT. WE
PAY BACK THE PURCHASE MONEY.
NOTICE THIS LIST.
Ladies' Newport Ties GOO styles) ...75c to 30 so
Ladies' Very Light Hand made Kid Button Boot so
Ladiee' French Kid Button Boots. 81 50 to 500
Ladies' slippers and Sandals .35c. to 81 80
Ladies' FiLe Kid Button Boots. 81 so to IS 90
LADIES' Lasting and Fo1ed Button and L.ce, Cheap.
GENTS Lowquartered Shoes. 81 OO to "a so
Gents Cons1ess Galters ........... 90 to S5, 90
Misses and Children's Shoes at Low Prices
The Best Boys Shoes in the market.
ONE PRICE ONLY. GEO. MCCARTHY.
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THE PROPOSED WORLDS FAIR-A Government
Loan Suggested.-A meeting of the executive
committee on the proposed worlds fair In New
York was held Saturday evening, the object
being to devise the means OF bringing about q
great exhibition OF the industry Of ali nations
In that city at date as near as possible to the
centennial Inauguration of Washington as
President OF the United States resolution
was adopted that it is not advisable to fix a
date for holding the proposed fair until site
has been selected and determined upon, and fn
favor OF locating the buildings on New York
Island, and upon some spot where part may
be permitted to remain as an enduring remem-
brance Of the exhibition. resolution was
also adopted instruct1ng the committee on leg
lslat1on TO apply for sucn legislation as was con-
which was adopted. Among other things it /.
proposed that the United States government
shall loan to the board of finance 81, SOC, 600
payable in six annual 1nstallments, whenever
the same amount shall have been collected ia
cash subscriptions; the government loan to b.
repaid out VI the proceeds of the exhibition be-
fore any dividends are paid to the stockholders
The capital stock is to be limited to $4,000, 900
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

WE HAVE THE BOSS eNOE at SIS
w Women's high heels, cur Kid But, 81 so; have
sold for $3.50.
Ladies' Kid and Goat Slippers, 6Oc., really worth
CSC.
Ladies' Newport Ties and But, 7tc, 81 and up
wards.
Gents low cut Ties and But, S26O, worth double
Misc Lasting Gate SOC, to close out. Childrens
School Shoes, 50, 65 and 75c Straw Hats from 15c.
upwards, at j. W. SELBY'S,
1914 0nd 1916 Pa. 0Ue..
my17-r Between 10Th and Goth sts
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IHE RESIGNATION OF Assistant Surgeon j. H.
fhlnsman, fl, Z. s. A., has been accepted by the
PRESIDENT, to take efrect Sept. 2Ist next.
, 1879-02-25

NEwFRT fH}TNEN n MIME
49, Et,o ,1rs snn, ~
Thc !. soctatv ~ p-,;cssors =, ,,an,,.., ), ,.,,
-. e , =. o'sseos W Dn''e'"e naa
.1 "ao De''n sah ~ .nl1 s''y apont .h1ce weeks
alr. Dodwor.b, of Fifth avenue, and AR,
Brookcs, tho old iloncfrv.mastrr nf nroomo
otr,ot M t1,air h,,,,. ,oa,,t1.oa s"e
ian ~, n"t ~ ,e n,a "'a"n Us ao"s ".o as
summation OF the sr)le'nc WIS always delayed.
The object OF the SucIcty IA tn hrfur o},nut Mt,
tlrnt;rp, ,pc,nn, nj to,rl,;rr n,,,,,,r ,h, -, ,.a
'sn. u. n!e'"oa y. te".aR h'to"s "'u mas
t1es' :. 20 ~. '.'s" "oo'' ,Hc t'a" u tnc Lon-
don Society OF Danclnc-Maatcrs,H md tllo 40
cicte Acadcmi1ur do luris.n 1t tls to be cxc]u.
siye In a measure, and mas,cr. In order tn l-rt
admission TO II, must ia lmckc;l hy wstl.,,,,-
aefstooa 1eshectaell1ty, as well as by pr0.
t'ciency III his especIai art. Tho applicant for
membership Ia summoned brtorc au cxam.
luIue com1nitfec. nnd t,,r inanrctnr nj thr an,
te,y tey a1]tsts "ih IT, dleld teehn!eal exan'lt-
st.. ~ 1icf, NY restcesnnlltf IS assured. 70
~, 'In. f.. .,c'nuss, tt ns l"ss ias n.aIion zee
Se,v nrons"s I -, ~ ,. ',i s oe vS. 5r rr; fe
~'s H. ~ nssst ~ IMen " - ctnasity'
,utfs ii'u.Nes, i eLtns ~ tne l1;1y uahein--hhll
trriHm rnnr.,1 ~ ,r,"t NJ , u. @ mslsn aFtsut
sn"" vnr. ~ EcIs ;,,e aS ypats asos shen
~, um ni ~. ~ s.s.eIua5. UPON nuloeF ol mat
IT. iGas , tn"t nnfu 10. oeeh popu!arly uh"fstoM
,vns an,t,,, ~ , a. a1iYefHsslnet i wherein
., VT 1 an'n.neea INV 1llo soe1ety llan iitro-
1,It.saj Gissm i"n uancss H. oennnate! ts ncdowa
oHssauo .!sso a., aaa lae "f9iRa houeniiaA:' One
o. .!ssc. !ne haster shl'l, Is not itltrinbtsal'y
'mew; Da. u !a u nsw combination Ile rcdowa
t. ioseesso t, ~ ~ nuot 'nr oYcf thirty years.
anu u.cl gaie way 70 t,le " gllau wultz. lwo
Ycass ago. however, lho sednw1 Began aKatn to
Goc s1nn o ~ v1enhe w. % IL wss VIZ pnpniar Ind H. r..
t.s,,,, au'o ,'.',, y, ..c ,a ssh n.aoh to
nun,got, neycr enlarely abAlsunnGa u. II was
|olnea WED the giissado " u slidng eldc-ste!h
Id Ii1e he" @ communion. A..
"1ou t1uat undcFsantd." tic ninstcr coll
tll!ued, "tl'nt therc y nut step used in dancing
tl,at las not Its detl'Iiso testeal mint Dy tin
uso o. tllSae 1an,ts tun Instruct at tue satno
time pupils ol whatesct nationality; tlle terms
afe univoEsal. Just as III ii!htr tlo do 'ra,'
a, asne,' 'so are understood alt uyer lhe world.
Tug words nsvd to Ienomlnato the stepa ~
dancing aro Frencli. fof ilIstnuce. when wish
to tel! pupil 70 hop on tho rl1tlt tnot say,
,ystst on rtEht,' anu when w!sh to tell hl1n 70
!lot, oa l!t lest tout say, 'Jtits ou elt.' Ihss
turn! 'gllssafe denotes il double slide, a!ldlng
on9 foot OUT mud tite gliding thu other fool up
to It, each nf Which movements is terlned q