The New Waltz

A letter to the Now ork tíun irom Lona Branch says : "ïhe waltóng was Oí tife ncw ki.id, Ín wi.ich tlio dau.ers slido tbree limes one way as tast ana Z as iheir lego wiU let them, and thrce tin.es the oppositó way. Acó - ,.i„ ,r,,.,,io,i fumiust nselt caiuiot stana fhatsórt ofcapering ï,o partners! roustsüde.swayandwhkleetly in unisón, or trouble comes, rake ona of last niaht's instances tor an umstration: 'i'l.e yornig gentle.imn w,s bi-awnv and demonstrative. Uc whs uu in the new walte, an.l eaar tor it. T„o young lady was tall, stölely and sédate, öhe could not waltz in Ike „cnv way, and deemed itan improperw Mito áud athletic divereiou. iue old way was plenty lively euough i tor her. Uut there was nu uu - gtaiding botwecn the two w hen tüey sLüotl up togetüer to dance. Bie new waltz beiis without premonition, gcootingotfauddonlysideya lito was the iüLual mo vemen t of tkw youua geutloiuan. Eucircling Uu. youüfladyÜvailyViüi UU macular riglit an, and gripping Her ns : n "' wlh hLs kit, lic meoaurad od abo half the vvidth of lUe parlor with Ti. TiroroiufliiUCi f hia loilg and i-ilwarí ríe s. ltwas a complete surgió ais patine,. Slie was camcd aherlectiuiL Then her 8 1 ppera b,,u quiok tattoo on tlio t looi ni üer i,,, -río to regala equilibrfum, and he üujfsted her partner defpeiutely. ïue êt sanie oa her f aco gave place o aa expression of anuoyauce, and that lo teiror. As for tiio youug gentlemau, he tbóught U was u.us lar al ■'l ,'llt A Wíl Y Il WflIU WlK-wj r.he contrary dircetion. tibe aecomaud theu violeutly w.pcd fJ'0": auelv across hi shirt frout; lcr han I u -'ii ; in a bulto of hiscoat and was torn omuslteni.aeorset-stcel nartedwHtiau audible snap; a bouSStVttor waist ftow hito uuai.y more l'u 'l'U, ',lL., ;. IkuI flowew, and hci vr;c!i."