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NH. F. MARION CRAwFoIDs NEW NOVEL
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STORY WITHOUT COMMENT.
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Danring ACADEMIES.

A LExANDER MACGREGOR'S Mendessohn Assembly
n Rooms los West 55h-st Glass and private lessons
daily in dancing
GcERNANDO'S ACADEMY 1862 E. 55th-st:-PRICES
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u Glasses and Private Lessons Society Dances daily
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marion Crawford has travelled so extensively ana re-
ccyed such cosmopolitan training that what nc mas 70
say about Ncw-York Society must De peculiarly H.
terestnr 10 u.s. lie gives rather crisp observations
4, rho o,c,ng chaper OF his novel Marion Darche,"
which has many other quite US interesting as
ths."--Iiartford Post.
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TT.
W. Voice Development and EngliJ Singing. Wednes.
DAYS and Saturdays. Studio, 81 0thaye.. NewYork.
The evening world., 1893-10-12
THE CONTINUOUS SESSION.

The test Of physical endurance has be
gun in the United States Senate. 1t
does not follow. but 1t does accentuate, a
test of the country's patience. There Is
no excuse for this dragging down of
what has been the most dignined legisla-
tive body In the world TO the level of a
six days pedestrian contest or a fast
Ing match.
When Populist Senator Allen com
pleted a fifteen hours' speech at SIS this
morning there was a triumph neither Of
oratory nor of craftsmanship. but of
toe same mercy brutal determinat ton
that carries a slN-day champion to a
record breaking achievement.
When facetious calls for a quorum
were answered from time to time by the
production Of tho required Senators from
snug corners and from behind cloak-room
doors. II was not parliamentary sagaciiy
that was suggested. but the tomfoolery
INC panel work of the Humpty- Dumpty
show.
This Is a grave state of affairs to the
serious- minded business men. But II
will not lack Of an amusing m enter.
tanning side to the general public. And
the spectacle may yet prove to have a
moral
The evening world., 1893-10-12
The OFT RAD.

A sea salt bath. followed by an oil
rub" Is an excellent daily habit for
delicate women who need vitalizing.
Sea salt nay be bought in three or five
pound boxes at the druggists, and a half
cupful dissolved in boiling water and
added to a basin Of luke-warm water Is
enough for a sponge bath. The best
way to take it is to stand in the bath
tub, and. after sponging ones self from
head to foot. pour the remaining water
over the chest and shoulders. To be
entirely satisfactory the oil must be
applied by another person. Cocoanut oil
Is cheapest and best for the purpose. and
1t should be rubbed into the skin till no
trace remains or the surface. 1t is most
beneficial to have the bath and the oil
rub just before going to bed, and in any
case the patient should rest In a re-
clining position for at least half an hour
after receiving the treatment.
The evening world., 1893-10-12
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po' ''"Sc' " nome shu IN all 'e "aihs OF
wv prove "or'ny OF . 'e"sru hc'e oe'o"
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clothes
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N"e" VI ou'''neckeu TOPS. win "o's Nes"n 'hAn
U'"in'' anu teAon 'hem nome ou''os anu 10 tor-
The evening world., 1893-10-12
B0WERY BOY FACTIONS.
Thew Have Had Ward Fights Til
Merchants Are Weary,

Ettht boy. ranging In age from nine to sixteen
yearH, were s]rrsiensd b. can't. Crscden and Two
Of his STAN in thu Tomb6 Police Court his morn
ins, and turned over 10 the Gerry Society for in.
rcstigsiion on the charge OF disorterIy conduct.
Two OF the prisoners. John rsly and Fred T.ta-
manfi, we're captured hy tspi Cre.fsn himself in
front Of liS RoNcrr at 40 last might. where .
hg plate glass window had been amaahc1 hy a
missile thrown by one Of them during a Nard
faction heht.
There Vor" q half dozen Bovorv rpcr' hsnts In
court Ia make complaints. They declared thai
about 100 hoyS from the Tenth Ward and as many
more from The Fourteenth. between whom there
IN u strong rivalry for IN" supr.rAcr Of the neigh
horhood, had hrrn 10 the habit of gathering along
the BoNery and side streets and engaging In free.
for all fights: that sticks and stones were thrown
promisyuousiy, to the imminent danger ct podes-
trians and the safety OF property. over 81. 900
worth Of window lights. according tn capt.
rreeicr, have been broken during the last three
months.
The evening world., 1893-10-12
The salt Rub.

Various sanitariums and private hos
pitfalls are using the salt rub" and it Is
becoming so popular that some Turkish
bath establishments are advertising IT
as a speciai attraction. 1t is lust as
good .or well people as sick ones, is the
most refreshing of all the baths and
rubs ever invented, only excepting a
dip In the sea itself, and Is matchless
in Its effect upon the skin and COM
plexion. With all these virtues It is the
simplest, most easily managed of all
similar measures, and can be taken at
home easily. Put a few pounds of coarse
salt. the c0arsest YOU can get, sea salt
hy preference. in an earthn Jar, and
pour enough water on 1t to produce a
aJr; OF sluGh, but not enough to dis
solve the salt. This should then be
shake up in handouts and rubbed
briSkly over the entire person. OF
course, 1t Is better to have 1t rubbed on
by another person. but any one In or
binary health can do 1t for herself or
himself very satisfactorily. This being
The evening world., 1893-10-12
he BELONGED TO Y. N. c. 4.
But that Didn't Deter Cordier
from Becoming q Burglar.
lie Left n Tell. Tale Circular Behind
on one of lis Ra DIS.

Frank Cordior. a French-C Canadian,
eighteen years old was renandcd In tho
1'ombs Police court this morning on the
charge of being the perpctrator of the
wholesale robberics At lB Elm street on
the night OF oct. I.
Hc was traced through the medium of
a Y. NJ. g.. \. circular and arrested In
the rcadins. room OF the Bowery Branch
by Detectives Carey and Mccarthy yes
terday Afternoon.
n. broke down when confronted with
the "videnc" which the officers had accu-
muiat"d against him, tending to show
hi" quilt, ana. 1t Is said. made II con-
icssiOn.
The building where the robbcries were
committed IL occupied by IA half dozen
or more manufacturing rrms.
On the morning OF oct: y. when The
several places were opened for business.
IL was found hat every fool In the
building had been burglarized. and that
goods TO the total vaiuc OF $500 were
missing.
the Mulberry street police, and De-
tectives Carey and Mccarthy were de-
tailed on the case. They made "a thor
oush search Of the building. tor n clue,
They ascertained that nobody en-
ployed on the floor where the circular
was found belonged to the y. NJ. G. A.,
but that fifteen months ago young Cor
der had been employed by MIR. L. l..
Roberts. who occupied the floor.
The detectives Swallowed Cordtcr for n
couple of days and found that he was IL
regular f%requenter Of the y. NJ. &. A..
Bowery Branch. and that he lived at
% R~ivinston street in a furnished-room
house. lie was out of employment and
had no visible means of support.
On searching his room "A large and
varied assortment of goods was found.
answering the description of some of the
ropcrty stolen from the Elm street
building. The officers went to the
Bowery Branch and waited for Cordier,
who entered a few minutes later and
was placed under arrest.
Besides Mr.. Roberts, the firms Of
Schoencmann & Rumph, the Freiden.
rich Company, Joseph A. Braulegam, Is.
N%cnhaus.. Ostertng Bros, IL. Bonner
and l.. II. Cohen. in the same building,
had suffered. All the stolen property
was found in Cordier's room, anu also
part OF he booty of two other robberies,
which consisted OF parts OF a phono-
graph stolen from South Beach last
month: two rifles and parts of a bicy-
rle stolen from College Point. l.. L..
Monday night.
tordicr is said to be w~ell-connectcd.
He was unknown to the police until
brought to their notice through his last
burglary.
The evening world., 1893-10-12

A bright little Harlem lad became the
victim yesterday Of one rule that was
broken and of another that was en-
forced. II the regulation had been fol.
lowed requiring hat the Third avenue
bridge he clea red before the draw IL
opened. the boy would ave escaped the
accident in which he lost his left leg.
II there had been no red tape rule about
telephonins to the Harlem Hospital for
an ambulance, he would not have been
left a long. weary while unat-
tended and bleeding. 1t Is possible
that after this. the bridge authorities
will SEQ that the rule meant for them
to enforce Is strictly adhered 10. VIII
the Board Of Charities and Correction
be moved to take n reformatory step In
the matter OF that hospital telephone?