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DENTISTRx.

yT,O THOSE THAT DESIRE TO SAVE THEIR
natural teeth We would say that we are now
better prepared than ever before TO enable them
la 10 so BY the use Of an ELECTRO MAGNETIC
IN T0GER W.. can and are making better and
hsndsomer Gold Filings, with more ease TO our
Dsfients- than have heretofore been made in this
citv or elsewhere without the aid oil the Electric
pin, rrr What we say We can prove by actual
Recommendation. Call aud see for yourselves.
JAMES NJ SURGlSON 4 son,
volvb No. lIIS Market ST. Wheeling W. Va.
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The Strikers.

Thecigar makers union met, last night,
nj the Guards Hose House on Twenty
first street, large number being pres
ent. There was considerable discussion
of prices, and finally the scale adopted
by Union No. Is was sustained. 1t Is
the one published on Saturday in the
REGISTER. All the shops in the city
were reported, and it was found that all,
with one or two perceptions, had acceded
TO the demand, and that but few men
were without employment.
The packing boys at the Riverside mill
went out on a strike yesterday alter
noon. They concluded the boom had
about reached them, and they wanted
the benefit of it. Accordingly they de-
manded an increase of ten cents per day.
They came down to five, but in vain.
Then they struck and went out. About
two o'clock yesterday afternoon they
might have been seen sitting in the
street, "caucussing." Finally two or
three "black-sheeped," more followed,
and bv evening all but two or three
had gone to work A deputation
from their number waited upon us, last
night, stated their grievances and
wanted the black sheep published up. >"
"The worm on which we tread
Feels pang as great
As when giant dies.
According to promise, Kasley, Brooks
Il Co. put their diggers to work at both
their banks, yesterday, working nlne-
teen men in the lower and twenty-three
in the upper mine.
Cowan's men are out and he is ship
ping coal from Cameron to fill his rail-
road contracts.
Kimberly says he figured on his coal
digged during last week and found 1t
cost him Just seven cents bushel.
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURG R. r
Condensed Time Card.
GOING EAST AND WEST.

ON and after May -, lN79 all traius VIII run
daily Except sunday, u> follows:
8Thruugh trains % Pittsburgh.
? Through trains Co Cleveland
2ThrUugh Trains % Chicago.
PuImsu's Parlor Cars between Wellsyille and
Cleveland
Alliance and Chicago.
fr,yr Aceaa. Mail. Express
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Thermometer Record.

As taken at Schnepfs Opera House
drug store;
MONDAY.
ISIS 1879.
TA.N.l2N.3PN. IAN. u NIB Pm. pm
A 81 80 a - ~ II ~.
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Pittsburgh. Cincinnati { St. Louis

RAILW AY-PAN-HANDLE ROUTE
Time table for East and West Nuy. 10 loi9
Trains leave Pan Handle Depot loot oi Eleventh
street. near public landing, daily, except sun
DAY, as follows:
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Nh. W. 6. HUrCHINs is now in New
York city buying holiday goods. He
will have the choice articles the
dainties of the season to offer in few
days.
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A1brelin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Trustees Sale of BenwoOd Property.
Prize Mask Ball.
Bellaire and Southwestern Railway
Company's First Mortgage Six per
cent Bonds.
New Feed and Sale Stables-tcrrell
< Faubel.
To Contractors aud Furnace Builders
VIM. Holmes.
Half Price Sheet Music-W. ;.
IntchinS.
a beautiful assortment OF
Ladies' and GentIemen,s Gold.
Silver and CelulOid Watches
lust received by Jacob w.
Grubb. the Jeweler. Washing
ton Hall. corner Market and
Twelfth street.
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wErBoUND TRAINS.

No. 10. ON saturday night, mas no tonheVuou
for Chicago or SauduSSy. -,
Pullman Palace. Drawing Room ana o'eePihS
Car ON all night trains. 49,.
Close connections are male Tor al, IOllts
south and southwest. North and Northwest
making this desirable route for COlOnistS anu
persons moving to the great West, anu 70 Whom
particular attention Is given. So, III
No. q stops at all stations between Nheellhs
and Grafton.
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sf.rrhenviIIe accommodation leaves BellAire al
4s5P. ", bridgeport az 500, and arrives at Steu-
beuville at 6.ll p. ".
Leaves Styubeuyiile at $50 A. ~, Bridgeport
ATS A N: arrive al Bcllaire 40 g:lO A. N
Tr, SrrubruyiI'r Accommodation, In addition
10 their r-st.sar trip JD amt from StcUbcuvlile
will make the following trips between Bell0lre
AMI Martins Ferry.
Rrfg9.r.rt Ia Martins Fgrrv.........l IS A. ".
....a.......... l.u5 2. ".
RaIIairp 1900. .................l I 80 a. N.
....s.... ........s ....-s...s H.t' T. II.
oUplug when required Ut sherman House,
trsyilip West Wheeling and Gravel Hill
Tickets and baggage checks 90 all principal
roiut, I'm the Fast and West can De procured at
Inc ticket Office in Bridgeport. r, X Ny EkS,
jue9 treueraI F'lStuEet y IIyACt NseIl1
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|. BLUM & BRO.

CIOal<s and DOlmans- the finest
stock. i. BLUM x BkO.
Circulars and listers, the best as
SOrtment. l. BLUM X bhO.
Black and Fancy Shawls. largest
variety. |. BLUM 4 BRO.
Black and COlOred Silks, at bot
tom prices. l. BLUM * BKO.
Handsome Dress Goods from
Zoe upwards. /. BLUM X BRO.
Blankets and Flannels, lower
than manufacturers prices.
/. BLUM < BRO.
You can save money by dealing
nj /. BLUM & BROS.
Satins. Nelyets and FringeS,
large display. l. Blu VI y BkO.
Lowest Prices and Newest
Goods always at |. BLUM Il BROS.
II is TO your advantage To deal at
|. BLUM Il BROS.
No matter what others offer, the same
always lower at
!. BLUM & BROS.
We study TO please. and cannot
be undersold. Our stock is the largest
in the State. Give us call, and oblige
L. Blum ~ Bro.
llO4 MAIN STREET.
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GEO. WOODS Organs and Decker Bros.
Pianos at Schockey x Co.'S, 1908 Market
street.
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A Good Account.

ALL Sheet Music ut hdf price, at
Sheib's, Washington Hall.
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ELEGANT Piano Covers very cheap at
Sheib's, Washington Hall.
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STONE & THOMAS
iksuR RANCE.

j. q. ALDIGItSoN'S
rESERAL IssTEANCT A1TNCr 2Np TlpoE
lIFnnklil Building. Wheeling W. Va. am
agent for the following old and vliAbl" tnglish
and American COMPANIES:
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WHEELING. PITTSBURGH AND BALTIMOR
DIVISION.
t.sy. Wheeling $50 An. l:5OP. ".
Triadelphia Accommodation.
Leave " nee Isssss.. ..ss' ~ -
Tickets to all principal points on sale Al depot
once Omen at an hours during the day.
Inflammation tn the travelling public cheertuNy
Vt,,n ". ". CLEMENTS, NJ. 81 L.
X T. DEVERlE.S General Agent, Wheeling.
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FOR RENT.

TIVE THREE story wAREHOrsK so
i 1914 Main street now occupied bf Nor.
Lsnge, Grade 4 Baird, from Apnl 1T. nsBt.
Lower RON plastefvd. cellar paved. Agyly 10
nO7A A. ALLEN HOWELL
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FOR RENT.

TIVE DE-IgABLE THREE STORY BRICK
Il Boarding liOuse AMI stOn Room combined.
situate nj No. 10 Market ttr-t Formerly -
cupied ~ Bzrhman a DuDt PosssssiOn given
April !. lsoD. II. T.. -HEfyEE.
nO7a IN Main street.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-09
Arrivals at the Luna House.

Col. r. r. Bernard, Henry Boon, q. s.
A.; + 3. Tage, j. N. Wallace, Miss Van
Anda, John Atchison, Boise City; Ben
Beard, Squaw creek; A. Smith, A. Beard,
- johnson. Jas. Mills, III Craig, Garden
valley, John Mcbride, VIM. Libby, noun
tains; DIR w. j. Rothwell, John Brogan,
-- Baker, Andrew Hansen, Placerville;
A. Brown, JAS Price, J as. Davis, Louis
Owens, City; G G. Meffert, VIM Offurd,
Centervillc; Lieut.. Patten, Loon creek;
Jas. Cokcly, Banner; Ed. Hubble, Last
Chance; Paul Buzzini, Hoodoo; John
McDonough, 2. H. Burnsteil, San Fran
cisco; Prof I. Carey, Palouse City; j. a.
Heryford, Lowe Payctte; w. H. Benham,
Chicago; T. NJ. Doyle, Cheyenne; Geo.
Anderson, Pionnerville
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COMMUNICATION.

Mr.. EDIToR:-I made flying trip
to Garden valley On the Sd and 4th
instant, and hand you the result of my
observations
The G. V. saw mill is in full! blast
and working splemdid!y. The build
ing for the gris' mill is under roof and
will be Enclosed and ready for the ma
chinery 10y the close of the month. A.
B. Morrell of Idaho City is the builder.
aud has attached his planer to the
saw mill, temporarily, which has ena-
hed him to push the job 1t is ex-
pected that the -four mill will be i'll
operation in a month or six weeks.
The crops of the valley are large
this year. both in acreage and in yield,
aud everybody is busy just now in
gathering the grain-large fields of
which are yet uncut Tireshlng has
commenced, Frank Farnham and Abe
Beard being first on the list. lank
Ladd has just brought from the last
a splendid new threshing machine
which does good work and plenty of
it. Everything in the valley indi-
Gates prosperity New buildings,
houses, barns and granaries are going
Ill d;,o.t;ons Additional land
is being wrought into cultiva ion, and
soon the question will be settled
whether Boise county can produce
enough to supply her own wants. /
think she can, including hay, gSain
and -four Let him who thinks other
wise travel with open eyes from
Boards to Pinney's. Z. D ~.
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From, salmon River.

Col Bernard arrived here last
Thursday evening and went to Boise
Barracks on the following day. Du-
ring his stay III town he called Oh the
WORLD office The Colonel says the
Salmon river mountains is the most
difficult place to hunt Indians in he
ever saw-even worse than the lava
beds Of Southern Oregon, ard having
served all through the Modoc war he
is capable of Judging He favors a
winter campaign, believing that by
watching closely the Salmon river
valleys the hostiles can be caught
when obliged to leave the high noun
tans. Such Campaign is just what
is needed, aud we hope the Colonel
will be permitted to institute it. The
roaming Indians cannot be captured
during the summer months, and if
not whipped during the winter months
they will continue to murder and all
noy travellers and prospectors
A belt OF country that appears new
er To have been visited by white men
was discovered. In it is huge
quartz belt fifty miles in length. The
soldiers tonud a good deal of rock that
contained gold, and one silver mine
was located. A soldier, while cross,
ing a stream, saw piece of iock with
with gold glittering OH it. On pick
lug it up it was discovered to be a
handsome specimen. A great quartz
district III that county awaits develop.
nent, which will, at no distant day,
add 20 the mineral resources of this
Territory
During the three mouths stay in
the mountains the soldiers killed for
ty FIVE deer, nine bear and three sheep
The Colonel tells us there is val
ley on the Middle Salmon below the
mouth Of Loon creek, that is n splell-
did stock country. Very little snow,
if any, falls in it, and it is about eigh-
teen miles in length.
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GEN LoNGsTREEr, ex- Confederate. is
now living quietly at Gainesville,
Georgia, much liked by the towns
people. and getting a comfortable in
come from his postmastership his
sheep farm and his Summer hotel
The hotel is managed by his son and
nephew. The Generals sole trouble
is paralyzed arm, caused by old
Wounds Herald.
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OF the skull and ,nust of the left hullIA
~ covered with the growth, Of ws5od
The tree is thrifty pine, fifteen inches
through. How that rams head came
there will always remain mystery
to scientists, but men Of tho noun
tains, who ale f;.milia, with the fight
ing proponsities Of the wild buck, can
easily explain H. The ram, whose
head is now y part # the tree, stood
on the upper side Of the hill, while his
enemy stood near what was then a
pine sappling When the present rel
lc made rush at ram No 2, the lat
ter stepped TO one side. and the old
warriors head, Coming in contact
with the young tree. split it wide
enough, for one horn to cutter, aud he
was left dangling at the mercy Of his
foe. The rest is easily guessed. Tie
survivor Of the fight delIber tely but
ted his unfortunate adversary until
there was nothing left If him bnt the
sku aud horns fast in the wod
Fred Myers, one Of the proprietors Of
the toll road, will have that portion Of
the tree containing the rams head
sent to the Smithsonian Institute. Ii
will be a rare curiosity, aud one tina,
canuot be duplicated.
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. RUNfAN.-ln this city, on Friday,
September 5. 1879, to the wife of John 81.
Runyan, daughter.
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NHERE have you put my barometer?'
inquired county squire of his man,
an importation from the wilds of Suf-
folk. 81 heard you say, sir, that the
higher it was. the finer the weather;
So as knew you were going to ride
to the sizes to-day. | hung it in the
front attic"
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pos,oMce Hours.

Dur;nc week u.,ys, until further notice,
- pnstoflice will be kept open from seven
Smndays from halfpast twelve to one,
I'd from four until six I. M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order Office will not be
.,.oned AT ali on Sundays; and no Money
%s,i,.r business will be transacted on Sat
,nlays after four O'Clock p. NJ
a'' s. g. SILSBY,
idaho CITY, Dec. 3, 1870. Postmaster.
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Notice.

In the matter OF the estate of John W. Winner, do
ceased:
Ia the Probate Court of Boise county, Idaho Ter
ritcry.
nURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID COURT
made on the second day of August, A. d
1879. notice is hereby given that on Monday, the
18th day of august. a ID. 1879, at O'Clock P OF
said day. tue office of the Probate Judge, in Iaa
no City, Boise county. l. T., has been appointed
as the time aud plaes for proving The will o. tina
application OF Robert Barber for the issuance to
him of letters testamentary. when and where any
person interested may sppear and contest the
same. y. s. HART.
Probate Judge aud cx.oficio Clerk.
Dated August 4 1879.
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=. -.
GREAT EXCITEMENT AZ nAN
NER

MR.. EDIroR:-For the last week the
populace Of this quiet mountain re-
treat have been greatly stirred IN
over the prospect Of q bear fight. a
lew days ago some one came in and
reported bear eating quietly on The
carcass Of q defnnct OK not more than
. mile from tn city limits. 1t was
then that the great tnmult began
Every man, woman and child that
c"uih bear arms was on it (tile bear
hnn). The streets were blocked To
slcli an extent that the Yankee Fork
travel was stayed. After the mob
deemed themselves sufficiently armed
Tor the onslaught they discovered tha.
they lacked a commander. LII order
thai the attack might he systematic
ally planned it required leader Of
some experience; therefore Maj Nc
Dowcll was selected as lie had his
nerves tried III IL bear skirmisl on the
fayctte last Iall But he could not
leave as he and Col. Brown had to
run the mill and mine during the
fracas So the mob finally set out !.
the hravest in the lead; but when
nearing the dead OK they began to
get sick. and dry, and to see good
float rock Oh on the side somewhere.
until the command numbered only
twenty, who termed themselves tor
lorn hope. When near enough to
smell the OK they deemed it prudent
TO fire volley in that direction, in or
der thai his bearship might not es-
cape; and SO they did. 1t was then
that the stampede began in earnest.
Nearly all threw away their guns and
fell back. One fellow who was not
on the run very much, climbed a tree.
Alter the smoke and dust cleared
away, some of the Banner Brigade ar
rived on the field, and they discovered
that Sifer's dog was corpse. They
buried him with military honors,
pick d up the guns thrown away by
the Crown Pointers, which numbered
seventeen, of all sizes and patterns.
Notwithstanding all this Macon
Smith and Joe Demasters have gone
10 Wood river to locate farms, and
the Banner ore assays $763, while
jim Irwin killed two deer and gave
us ham. CRITIC
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A Rare Curiosity.
Yankee Fork Herald.

Quite a curiosity was found few
days ago near the camp of the work
men ON the new toll road, near Yam
kee Fork. 1t is a mountain ram 5
head. deeply imbedded in pine tree,
and about six feet from the ground
The right horn is outside and c"ris
nartly around the tree, while the front
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LOCAL News

4 BAND OF several hundred sheep
eaters have been canped III and about
Bonanza for IA week past. They are
friendly, however, aud will ren,in un-
til that bald Of 900 sheep, lately
driven in trola Oregon, is consumed
by the slow process of masticaiion.
Fat mutton that, and good Yankee
Fork Herald.
Mr.. ASA AB8oTr assed through
here Yesterday on his way from Pac-
erville to Atlanta last Friday morn
Ing. He intends remaining perma-
aenly at the latter place.
If you want "a good Wiuchest ri
fe go to Silsby's.
MEssRs. WM TINcHER and Paul Kali
leubrum went Gown TO Jerusalem last
Saturday to spend a couple of weeks
recruiting in that famous game coun-
try.
Mr. isIDoR SMITH went to Placerville
on a visit Sunday.
Plenty Of deer in the mountains.
WARM weather.
Money scarce.
Pay up what you owe the World
MEssRs. b r. HUGHEs, j. NJ. Gamma
dy, Stephen Dempsey and Thomas
dickson went to Boise City yesterday
as representatives of tie different
Masonic Lodges Of the Basin to the
Grand Lodge Messrs John nennaly
and jonas ". Brown will go down to-
day. Col E. A. Stevenson, the Grand
Master, went down last Sunday.
Mr. P. D. RorHwELL, who has been
i resident Of this Territory for sever
al years, and Of this city for two or
'nree years, took his departure for
Aan Arbor. Michigan, last Friday
lie goes to study medicine, and ex-
poets to return in 70 or three years.
DEMANDS command, under Lieuten-
aat Pitcher, passed through here last
o''ufday on its way to Boise Bar
RACKS The Lieutenant says it is
''out as easy to clear the mountains
VI sheep as the Indians with sum
aer campaign.
ZEN tons of ore from the Golconda
"lne, situated at the head of More
V"ek, arrived at Plowman's mill last
sunday. The mill started up on it
Yesterday morning.
MEssRs. JAMES McDEvIrT and P. NJ
DOy'e returned from Cheyenne last
sunday They had been there with
large band of cattle, which they
sold
fRoF, l.. CAREY was advertised To
'e''er an astronomical lecture as
NC went to press last evening.
MR. K A. GooDLlFFF went up to
O Elk Horn mill last Sunday to take
charge of it.
hoS. NJ. G. LusEY, who has been
su''e sick for over week, was worse
We went to press last evening.
HERE will be a social hop at Cen
wt.' "' lia'l next Thursday night, to
acn all are invited. Good musc
VIII be furnished
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Fort KEosH. Wyoming Territory,
was visited by a terrific hail storm,
a few days ago. which completely de-
stroyed the quarters of Company Il,
Fifth infantry. aud unraofea several
ether buildings.
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ATTENTION..
STOP! LOOK!

One ne,s slot Revolver. o. worth 500 for 1. so
Dixie shot Revolver. plain D. worth 400 for l. rs
Dixie shot Revolver long richly
engraved, worth SEQ for 90
Dixie shot Revolver, 80, long and
plaln. worth coo for so
Dixie shot Revolver. g. very hand
somely engraved, worth 100 for g. 80
Dixie shot Revolver. plain. 80. worth 20 for 90
Dixie shot Revolver, 49, engraved,
worth 900 for l. 90
Dixie shot Revolver, A. extra long
engraved. WOO tn 10.Q0 for g co
All of the above fitted with improved fiuted
cylinder which loads and ejerts the shell without
removing. Warranted. Full nickel plated. Work
manship, distance and accuracy cannot be sur
passed Sent by raail ON receipt of price
Money by registered letter Postoffice Order at
our risk Local agents Wanted everywhere
address, The Uncas Pistol co, Norwch. Conn.
July l, 20 SIN.
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TERRITORY OF IDAHO, &C
County of Boise, 90
In the Probate Court of Boise county, Idahs Ter
ritory.
In the matter of the estate of Bridget MEG uin-
ness, deceased.
~ signed, executors OF the estate of Bridget Nc
Guinness deceased, TO the creditors of and all per-
sons having claims against. the sal deceased to
exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within
ten mon his after the first publication of this no.
tce to the said executors in Idaho City, Boise Co..
Il. JAMES MORIARTY,
PETER DONAGHLU
Executors of the estate of Bridget MeGnnness,
deceased
Dated Idaho City, May s. 1879.
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Pictures.

We are now prepared to take pictures,
and will remain here but ten days. Ii
,ou want any work in our line, call i'm
mediately. BoMAR q CURRIE.
Sept. 2, 1879
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Low Prices.

Hair cutting so cents and shaving 25
Gems at ,nurao>-,,
Two doors below Kingsley's, Wall street
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No. / Coal Oil al retail at Coffin &
Kennay's
, 1879-04-12

a Waltz ofTi,Irtou. IIour.s Duration,
PHILADELPHIA. April 10-I'he walking mania
has cvolutcd now Into another forM Of enduf.
ance In legs in this c!ty,-tfe dancIng-nase7s
ngo there wasA waltzEng-match tuaugnratedi IN
New York City between Prof. Cnrt!er anda
welI-ltuown French Professor Ut dancing. Thcts
was considerable, Interest taken In tho match.
as 1t differed somewhat from the ordtnary tcats
Of endurance. The Frgnch Professor retired
utter sptnnlng around tor eleven hours, bas
Cartier continued for an hour longer aua
longest tine TN record.
It occurred to Prot. Carpenter, the dancing.
master, to start waItztnE-match to cxceel
Cnrttcr's time. To-day was named as the time,
ulsd accordingly hc begun at 70 o'clock, ID bis
dancing ne;ldelny, ut Thirteenth and Chestnu.
Thirteen }nues Without moments rest. Thj
lE1iteompathhtal1j 'i..'" =
At nuOn linHcr ,Wos served to him WhIs
dancing. le cut tho meat while dunctng, tirank
q bottle Of porter while dancing, md conttnum
hts meal Without cessation. Supper WIS serrd
II O'Clock 1t WAS announced tiat The
thirtecu hours were Just finished ths
dancing g-mnster continued waltzng for /
couple OF minutes, and thea attempted to stop.
Ills legs refused to obey Ills will aud continued
forming the Taltz!ng steps despite a!l the Ple
Two nun seized him und brought him to The
centro Of tho room. lie then seemed west,
though Immediately beiorc ho was very iIyc!y
After tile appinuse llud ceAscd, tho Profcs.ut
said: ~ was determined to beat CartIus, aad
have done IT, Then he was brought INTO 40
outer room. The waltz steps VcrG ilie Glide
nlt Berlin. Occasionally l,e rested himself By
taking partner, sometimes a lady. md At othef
t[ulcs q gentleman. There was targc au1iepce
in the Academy.