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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
VA. FRIDAY JUNE J 1894

southern development. advocating the
establishment OF such State. county, and
city governments throughout the South
as would give the fullest assurance to
the would-be settler that his life, liberty,
ard property would be as secure as in
any section Of the country: that capital
is the most timid thing In the world.
and that man will risk himself where
he will not risk his money. and that
money would not seek investment where
there is bad government With reference
to the presence OF negroes In the South,
be said: The negroes are not responsible
for being here, but are here to stay. All
plans for their colonization elsewhere or
their expectation are Wild and visionary.
The negro could not go away IL he would.
and he would not If he could
lie must be recognized as a fixture In
the South and the wisest plan TO pursue
is to educate him and make the best posi-
Bile citizen Of him. He commended all
that was being done In this direction. but
regretted that 1t was not more. ne said
the elevation of the negro race must
begin in their homes. They must be pro-
vided with better accommodations with
ample room to separate the sexes, and
with good teachers in their schools. Their
preachers must be Instructed and aided
by the white preachers, and where one is
unworthy he must be exposed and dis
placed. as the teacner and the preacher
exercise tremendous influence among them
and when vicious DO vast deal OF harm.
Better homes, better schools and church
es. better teachers and preachers. and bet
ter laws would make the negro an intell-
gent and law-abiding citizen, and then
capital and labor would not hesitate to
come among them He referred to the
fact that strikes d.strife among aborers
were unknown among southern negroes
and the South does not desire indiscrim-
nate immigration OF those classes who are
not law-abidlng 1t wants only such peo-
ME who can confcsm to our civilization
and become good CITIZENS. In the course
OF his remarks he also advocated the re-
peal by Congress Of the ten per cent. tax
on State hanks, and coinage Of silver on
the same terms with gold. =,
The Congress adjourned at y, NJ; 20
,ncet to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock. The
delegates spent recess hours in ridlng
over the electric lines Of Augusta ana ana
to'norrow AT noon will take a trip up the
conaI where an old time Georgia barbecue
viii be served at the Lock, seven miles
from the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
BUSINESS IN THE sOUTH.
A Gradual Improvement Claimed - New
Enterprises Organized.

BALTIMORE. May sl.-The Manufac-
turers' Record. in its weekly review Of
the business conditions of the South,
says:
The business interest of the South show
a gradual improvement, and In general
a much more hopeful feeling. During the
week a number Of Important enterprises
have been organized. Great interest is
now centering in the Industrial and i'm
migration Convention I'm session at Au-
gusta. Among the new enterprises OF
the week were the marine ways and
$4,000 furniture factory In Alabama; z
$1,000 realty company. water supply sys-
TEN, saw mills, etc, in Florida; II so, 600
water works system. $4,000 real estate
company, cannery. etc, In Georgia: two
sugar refineries, one a 100000 plant, an 500
ton sugar mill, water works, etc, In
Louisiana; tobacco works In North Caro-
lima: $4,000 cotton seed OF mil. so,der
works etc, in South Carolina; a candy
factory. 100000 skewer works, machine
works. cannery. electric light plant. etc,
in Tennessee; a 10000 brewery plant,
flour mill, knitting mill. tannery, brick
works etc. in Virginia. Some Important
new buildings have also been announced,
including n $4,000 college building and a
$4,000 church in South Carolina; n $4,000
church and S25. 600 hospital in Tennessee,
and a number of others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
sALBM FEMALE COLLEGE.
Close Of the Ninety-second Annual Ses-
sior-M, mortal TO Vance.

WINSTON, n. c.. May d.-Special.-
The ninety-second annual session OF the
Salem Female College closed to-day with
highly interesting and credltahle ex-
ercises. A strong and appropriate oratlon
was delivered by Rev. Robert strange,
OF Wilmington, N. C.. "ieeding the
address. Bishop Rondthaler, of the
Moravian church, presented the diplomas
to the graduating class, composed OF
thrty-seVen members. About twenty
young ladies' were also awarded diplomas
In vocal and instrumental music, elocu-
don. bookkeeping, and photography.
Music was furnished by the Salem Or
chestra. Principal Clewell said to-day
that this was one of the best, bright
est commencements in the history OF the
school. Next session opens september
4th.
The class which graduated to-day have
decided 10 raise a fund sufficient 10 put
In a handsome memorial window In the
Salem College, in honor Of North Caro-
llna's late Senator. Zebulon Baird Vance.
who was a warm friend OF the institu-
tion. -
The Twin City Pleasure Clubs annual
reception was held tonight. Two hundred
visiting dancers were in attendance. A
grand banquet will be given al the Hotel
Phoenix Provisions are being made for
three hundred people.
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GENERAL NELLY IN TROUBLE.
A Warrant Gotten Out by One of His Men
Charging Him with Assault

ST LOUIS, May S1.-A warrant was
issued in st. Louis this afternoon charg-
ing Charles f. Kelly, the aeronaut and
Acknowledgement OF the Industrial Army,
with assault with intent 10 kill Patrick
Hartmann, one Of his followers.
Hartmann claims that Kelly beat him
with an iron rod while flowing down the
Mississippi last Tuesday. Tom Coyne, OF
the Glee Club singers, who was ma
rooned" by Kelly on an island In the
river a few miles below Quincy and his
boat destroyed. has applied for warrant
against Kelly for the loss OF his boat.
Added to the doughty Generals rapidly
accommodating troubles. Colonel Speed.
who was expelled at Quincy, m, has
caught up with it again, and has sue
ceeded in inducing Companies A, b. e,
u Fl and n, OF California. to secede from
the army. and they, are now encamped
$50 yards below Kelly. Kelly will turn
over enough boats to accommodate
Speeds men TO the latter II he desires
them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
CARLISLE JEsTIFIES.
The Secretary Explains His Connection
with the Sugar Tariff Schedule

WASHINGTON. d. c., May M.-The
Sugar Bribery Investigating Committee
to-day continued It's inquiry and com
pleted the examination OF all the members
OF the Finance Committee, those to-day
being Messrs. Mcpherson, Vest, ana
Mills. Each denied categorically the state
ments made In the letter of Edwards 10
the effect that the Secretary or the
Treasury had appeared before the COM
mittee, said the Sugar Trust had made
large contributions 10 the campaign com
mittee. and must be taken care OF In
the arrangement OF the duty on sugar
and also that he prepared schedule CIV
ing high rates TO this article and de-
manded that e be adopted.
Later In the afternoon Mr.. Carlisle him
self appeared and made a similar state
ment Sir. Carlisle told the committee
he had drawn a proposed schedule Tor
fhe committee while he was at one OF
the meetings OF the Democratic members,
but that IL was not adopted. In doing
This he said, he acted in an advisory
capaclty. and gave the committee facts
and data such as they asked for and
which as the Secretary Of the Treasury,
they would naturally expect to receive
This afternoon the Vice-President sent
10 the District attorney his certiiled re-
mort of the committee In regard 70 the
refusal OF the witnesses ShriVer ana Ed
wards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
amendments TO the tariff bills as being
wiser than the too violent changes pro-
posed In the House bill

amendments TO the tarifr bills as being
wiser than the too violent changes pro-
posed in the House bill.
poirH ON TBE SUGAR TRUST AFFAIR.
Mr. Dolph made long speech on the
subject OF the effort 70 punish the two
newspaper correspondents, Edwards and
Shriver, for refusing to answer certain
questions asked by the Gray select COM
mlttee, In the investigation as 70 alleged
efforts of the Sugar Trust TO influence
senators Improperly. He did not believe
IL wise. he said, TO proceed with the dis
cussion OF sugar until after the Senate
was informed by the select committee
whether there was any foundation Tor the
charge and he gave notice before taxing
his seat that he would make motion
TO postpone the consideration OF the sugar
schedule until the committee made It's hhai
report He was gratihed at having an op-
portunity 70 discuss In open session tne
question OF the power and duties OF the
Senate TO deal with recalcitrant witness
es. IL the Senate was not to 90 what
duty commanded II had better apoicate
at once and appoint commission 10 20
TO Newspaper Row and negotiate with
the newspaper correspondents as TO the
dividing line between the anthorlty OF
the Senate and the authority or the press;
He denied that himself or the senate nad
any hostility 10 the press or any oeslfe
TO deprive II of any OF it's privileges
.s Mr. HARRIS TIRED OF THs TALK.
After Mr.. Dolph had been speaking over
two hours ne was asked by Mr.. Harris
with an air OF weariness and disgusO
whether he had taken q contract 70
speak all evening on subject Wholly
foreign TO the bill under consNderation'
air. Doiph said tnnt he would NOT AZ
tempt 10 anzwer such QuettiOn re vas
responsible for the relevancy, Of bis re-
marks. and he had given notice or mo
tlon which he proposed to make
MIR. Dolph ceased speaking a few min
utes before 6. when he was asked Dy
Mr.. Harris whether he had made fne
motion which he had promised TO make
to postpone action on the sugar schedule
until a report from the Investigation
committee. He had forgotten It, and was
about TO make II when, after whisper
from Mr. Hill, he said he would defer
making IL TIL tomorrow, lest the motion
might preclude other senators VINO oe-
sired 10 discuss the matter
The Senate then. after snort exc
cutive session, at 6:05, adjourned unui
Tomorrow at 10 A. Nj.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
NtsKO WOMAS "PRBAo' kR"
stirs up - Big Excit-ment Among '"" '"'
ored People of Buckingham

NEW STORE, VA, May D.-Specia''-
The negroes all over the county are
very much wrought up on account OK
the negro woman preacher, VINO goes
from place 10 place preaching ana ea.
horting. She draws Immense eIo~u'
The woman says that whenever any one one
tries 10 interfere with her preacnihs sns
lakes them 20 the Lord. meaning ina.
,,ravs that they my die and get out
~ her way. and they always die
After such a statement as thst, OK
course none OF her race dare 20 s Spposs
her The negroes think that THIS temaie
nreaeher Is Inspired. ard regard her WIN
Mrs s. c. Chappell OF this place Is
stil extremely I'LL. ,..
Mr. Waiter Saunders ani family, or
tf.ndlev W Va. are on D visit 90 his
father, Sir. George y. saunders. OF TINS
place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
pra,dy p,stnlerIes viii Close.

AsHEvILLE, N. c.. May H;-special.--
Collector VI. +. Carter says that the re-
cent cold snap will surely result in cios,
ing most OF the brandy distiilcrles q,
Western Carolina. as the irel. etSp S,s' ~.'
tffrers 10 run them. He says i Is extreme
" doubtful whether there will be single
brandy dIstillery in blast In his district
this year: and the extent OF ne Irecze
sn ,his sectIon OF the State can be appre-
.io,ad ~ IL ,bsn IN is remembered that this
nartIculer district is very prolific usually
4, 10 nroduction OF this particular brand
80 that article which brings healthy
Glow 10 the careworn cheek.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
Colonel Ainsworth Acquitted.

WASHINGTON, d. C., May 3l.-The
second indictment against Colonel Aims
worth. chief OF the pension record di-
vision OF the War Department, for man
slanghter. in connection with improperly
conducting the repairs. to old t'ord's
roiianse and death Of twenty-five of the
clerks. was quashed this morning by
Judge McComas, on demurrer. This prac-
tically ends the prosecution of the case
and secures Colonel Ainsworth's release
from his bond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
AFUTILE CONFERESCE.
The Illinois Coal Operators Adjourn aud
60 Home.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL, May a-The con-
ference Of the coal operators Of Illinois
held In the Senate chamber OF the State
House this morning. to arrange prices
and come to an agreement whereby the
competition OF the northern, southern.
and central Illinois fields could be adjusted
10 The end OF settling the great coal strike,
came TO naught.
There were thirteen mining companies
represented by about fifty delegates; The
mines represented control an annual out
nut OF 4b2l 600 tons. The conference was
Composed entirely Of northern operators,
with a few from the central portion, me
operators OF southern Illinois. and the
great Consolidated Coal Company re,usihs
10 enter. After two hours or futile ar
gument among themselves. the operators
adjourned sine die.
SIGNIFICANT rrfEhAscEs
In making the motion to adjourn, Oper-
ator Spellman, OF Danviiie. said' III ID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
THE ILLEGAL DREDGERS.
Wharton aud Nelson to be Deliver cd to the
Virginia Authorities

CRISFIBLD, MD, May 3f.-Special.-C.
j. Crichnor. deputy United States marshal,
Of Norfolk. Va. arrived here to-day and
took Robert Wharton and Severn Nelson
10 Norfolk as prisoners. to be delivered to
the authorities Of the United States. 1t
Will be remembered that these are the
parties who were arrested, tried and con-
victed by the Virginia authorities for IL
legal dredging IN virginia waters. and who
trict Court thence TO the Supreme Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
Maxim Will Duplicate Doves Coat.

20 he Times that he has invented in six
hours a cuirass Of half the thickness of
and much lighter in weight than that
81 Herr DOVE which viii stand the same
tests that Doves coat will. He says he
viii give an exhibition of his invention
AZ the Firth Gun Works Oh Friday He
aiso savs that he is willing to sell the
secret 10 the Government for two dol
lars and the cost Of the materials. all
Of which can be obtained In the village
L,rlfh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
Exn,osInn Followed BY Fire.

NEW YORK. May a.-A terrific explo-
sion. followed by FIRE. occurred at 4:oo this
morning in the distillery on the ground
floor OF double tenament, No. i2e sur
folk street. resulting IN the deasn OK Liz,
serions iniures 10 four others. Twenty
families tenanted the building. The ex-
niosion snd IRE cut on the usual means
~ sscane' and rfteen children were
thrown from the upper windows
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
A neneit Of SIS Na0 .00N.

WASHINGTON. May 3l.-The official
Treasury statement 20 be issued June lst
aiil show that the expenditures az me
Government for eleven months of the
cetntc nv S72 go oO0: fhc aggregate slfnds
snn In round ngures: RscelDts. s2S.vDl.-
-. expenditures. s3l00o0.oc0. These figures
indicate a total delclt OF about $'S,Voo.po
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01

WILMINGTON. N. c., May Especial.
~, nIgbt. al a negro dance at Wrights-
Vile vile sound about eight miles from this
city. Andrew cowan shot Niliiam MAJ
hn, Was captured by some negroes early
th,s morning and held I'LL the sheriff
went down for him. he Is now In the
county jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
CoRBRTr-JACRSON FIGHT.
Tho Champion says the Mill will Take
Place in jacksonville.

Place In Jacksonville.
NEW YORK, May 31.-The Information
al heavyweight championship battle be-
tween Jim Corbett and Peter Jackson
will positively not take place in England.
Corbett states that he has declined the
National Sporting Clubs offer Of a $1,000
purse, and will only consent to fight the
colored champion In America. This infor-
nation was conveyed i'm a cabiegram to-
day TO George Welty, the theatrical
manager, from CorbeLt himself.
In the cablegram Corbett also stated
that he had decided to accept the S55, 900
purse offered by the Jacksonville Athlet
ic Club, Of Jacksonville. Fla. and au
thorized Mr.. Welty 10 sign articles Of
agreement. The Californian agrees 20
fight Jackson for the purse and $4,000,
the battle to take place IN October or
November Corhett says hat hc VII
not reurn to America until July or Au-
gust. and train at least two or three
months. Corbett says the battle must
be fought under Marquis of Queensbury
rules. the gloves to be the smallest al
lowed by the club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS SOLD.
Tho Preferred Bondhoiders Purchase II
for s205, 600.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA,
Nav si.-Special.-The White Sulphur
snr,ngs property was sold to-day to Ju-
~ n Rurke. of Alexandria, Va, agent
,t fnr The nreferred bondholders. for s2CJ. 900.
TT ,rhs a.. n,rchasers' plans are not fully ma
t,red and il win take few days to give
Definite shape 70 them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01

BRISTOL, TENN, May a.-Specisl.--
Abingdon. Va, Is possibly threatened With
an epidemic OF smallpox. Martha Wash
ing,on Female College was closed tc-day.
j. Irby Hurt young lawyer. Is ths
only stricken person at present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01

WASHINGTON. May si.--For Virginia:
Fair. preceded By showers on the coast
In the early morning; warmer IN western
norton: northwest WINDS.
For North Carolina; Fsir: warmer -
the interior: northwest Winds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01

within n Week Every Industry in Spring

feta VIII b ~ n Standstiil.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, May blowing
to the scarcity Of coal the Illinois Central
will to-morrow discontinue two passen-
ger trains on the Springfield and Gilman
division and every freight train except
one.
The Wabash shops, employing nearly
one thousand men. close tomorrow, ana
sary will be abandoned. Within one week
a. Is thought every industry In SPRING
field will be at standstill for lack OF
0nn1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
DISASTROUS CLOUD 8UKsT.
A Colorado Valley rnrsed into Ragir z
lorren-

PUEBLO. COL. May 3i.-A cloud burst
near this city this afternoon has turned
the valleys into a rushing torrent. caus-
ing great destruction 10 life and property.
A number OF bodies have been recovered,
but. owing 10 the excitement that prevails
be secured.
The disaster is In many articulars sim
liar 10 that Of the great Johnstown horror
OF five years ago. and occurs on the same
date
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01

In making the motion to adjourn, OpeI-
ator Spellman, OF Danvtie. said' IL 10
The evening world., 1894-02-20

East side.
GRAMERCY PARK, 86-Family Hotel, suits h
single rooms; steam heated; excellent table
privilege private park reference.
LEXINGTON AVE, ~l76-LArge square rooms
on 81 4 Sd floors, nicely furnished: good table.
LEXINGTON AVE, 36l. near Grand Central
Elegantly furnished rooms suits or sinsly; ex-
cellent cuisine.
LEXINGTON AVE, ~. near Madison Square
substantial board with respectable English fam
ily, ~; trbls board, ~.
trH AVE, IU2-AccommodAtes working ladies
h gents from 81. 20 10 ~ weekly board B area
9TH AVE 10, opposite Cooper Union Fur.
nished rooms; GOOD substantial board; English
cooking: ~. 90 up.
STR ST., 4oE,-fArge 4 small furnished front
rooms, with hoard, $3.50, -
9TH III. 81 +. Large, sunny back room, with
good BOARD; home comforts; gentismen. -;
ladies. ~ -, Lt. 20
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Horses, Carriages, &C.

ACCOUNT OF giving up business. must sell 5
horses, open top wagons, harnesses. 358 East
10Th 81.
BOARDING for business horses: am Pile room for
largest vehicles: best of feed and care: rates very
reasonable. ONERIN'S. 200 Ttb ave. cor. 42d ST.
CHOICE RAILROAD HORSES for sal. at stables.
corner Butler st. and Nostrand ave-, Brooklyn;
great ~barsaihi.
FOR ALE-F Fine, fresh COW, six years old very
rich mixer; kind and healthy price, $40. V.
b, MAGAW, Flatlands, l.. |.
HORSE n WAGON FOR SALE: S3b cash.
40 Market st.
LADY must sell two sound, reliable business
horses, $50 each worth 5000. 100 talyer ST..
Greenpoin'.
MUST SELL gentle. sound horse, $40, worth
500; sacrifice: top wagon.
BUTCHER. 131 Franklin st.. Greenpoint.
$2T5-PARrY goinr abroad. first class light
stylish oonpa 1iockaway, used . months. cost
$500: also for one-third value. ladv's loop front
top phneton, harness. &c, storage. 10 W 4ith st.
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MISS McCABE'S

DANCING classes now forming at Il
East 18th IT., between 9Th ave. and Broadway.
Glasses every afternoon and evening, private les
sons. any hour. 81; waltz guaranteed In six private
lessons, IS: 4 lessons, 81; quarter. "a Lessons. s5:
lady and gentleman assistants.
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY "
N SEND FOR
Beginners OF any time. Day or evening.
Special and individual att milton given to those
learning the waltz: also thu new aud fashionable
dancer. Including staG.. fancy and character.
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furnished Rooms to Let.
West Side.

ATTN ST. II w.-L,rgc. nicely furnished rooms.
wtts bath. large single rooms; board optional.
24rH 81. "l8 W.-Ihrge. sunny room, run
ming water, 80 X 81 weekly; small room, ~.
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STAGE DANCING

MIR. &. tONSrh MINE, 20 West 2,th ST.,
class forming; moderate terms; novelties; private
Lessons; my pupils on stage Tor reference: bessie
Mabel CLARK Little Ruby waltz in one lesson.
A.-LENOx CONSERVATORY. q: wss,
GIIadiRsAs,NfiAEEHGsTDs, G% aEsa in arr Strictly S priysis
ures. Lady assistants, Select classes every after;
instrrction. beginners. private, monthly. 81; quar-
'ey!Yr x L1i's. iS'f,S9ae, IL, d s5lI.,. character and
Qnichstep. p lessons. s.. PERCEPTIONS
Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Circulars
bcYCLE pARGAINs-ciosIng out; 500 second
hand and new; prices one-haii on. IFS w. l25th.
ROOMS & BOARD.
EDWARD Ci,AR kNDvN DORSON,,
els; string. 4Oc. set; heading b%anios, 81. 60:
teach evenings; my prizes for banI}os Lowest
send for fr, = music catalogue and testimonial cir
cular. 1888 broadway. opposite Casino.
FERNANDO'S ACADEMY.
10. East 65th st.. bank building: prices reduced
classes now forming; private lessons. any hour. 81.
waltz and ell the new dances taught rapidly; re-
SPECIAL RECEPTION Cwashlngton's Birthday
eve.J also Thursday evening. Leno1 Conser-
vatory, 24S West I'D ST.
Waltz a West l4th st. All fash waltz
Taught ionaele dances taught; pr- IanSht
BAl vi StftpOL uON I'M " blhVt uhilt'
ing; terms moderate. Mile. Helene. 20 W. 9th.
pRoOKEs, ss1 BRooME ST. Oldest established
waltz, COURT and all dances.
WASHINGTON TWO-STEP
| pUMAR-Right and left Waiting guaranteed; best
waits instruction. lady assistants: open sundays
3I2 West 35th st.
| KOCH'S SELECT SCHOOL. FOR DANCING. 81
9th ave. near 10th Brooklyn branch, 1852 Bed.
ford ave, near Fulton-Wnltz and all the latest
dances taught rapidly: 4 lessons, II first lesson
private; - lessons -: private lessons, 81 d ior
So: class for ladies and children saturday, 3 to D.
LEO STERN teaches waltz and new dances any
hour. 2s Floyd st. near ThToop ave-, brooklyn.
MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY ~ West
Goth at. -Four class lessons, 81; - lessons, 50
correct waltz guaranteed In y private. lessons.
will music, s.: afternoon class. children and
ladies', Tuesdays and saturdays, same price, 3.|
to 3. 80 +. NJ. lady and gentleman teachers: hest
place In the city at popular prices: send address
Tor circular private lessons In the waltz our spe
c,alty reception TO MORROW EVENING dane
ing {. 30 to II 7. NJ. admission. gentleman and
lady, 4Oc.
MAUD MADISON'S stage Dancing School, :
West l4th ST. Spanish" skirt. ~ ser
pentine, - - back kick split" thoroughly
taught.
MISSES MONTGOMERY. 3ls West l7th. st,
teach Spanish, "Serpentine.' - butterfly,
a. Fan, " - Mirror" aud all stage dances.
Mis-. CARRIERS Dancing Academy, Gal Lex
ington ave. Glasses. private lessons; waltz spec
ialty; latest dances taught rapidly.