Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-13
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

A PRETTY FASHION of old colonial days that
has Teen increasing in favor during rec Mt
Sc sons is to have the polished mahogany
tables ID dining Gms uncoy cred at aIIeF-
noon receptions and teas.
TIE HEDGEHOG is a favorite food Of the
Gypsfes and those who have eaten OF 1t as
cooked by them in their travelling caravans IN
Eng and -ay It Is excellent. Hedgehoas are
incest n the fail months, and are said TO be
more de lcate than pglngs.
CREPE" says NJ Worth, most famous OF
man-milliners, may be as rch in effect as
velvet: but its peculiar grace is lost when 1t
is shipped into little pieces" SO he refuses
10 make morning gowns that are all ptatt-
ings and rulings Ones hablliments of woe
should De severely simple.
ALL SORTS OF ingenious questions are asked
concerning Pasteur's remedy for rabies.
suppose inquiries = doctor, That one of
the Newark children Is attacked with hydro
phobla, how are We to know whether the DIS
ease was caused b. the dog bite or by Pas
teur 5 lnoculatlng yirussN
THE committee of preparation fer the gen
eral convention Of tire Episcopal Church in
Chicago in October next has secured Central
Music Hall for the clergy and lay deputies
dnd Apollo Han viii in all probability be ob-
lalncH for the bishops. A finance committee
Is to raise $4,000 for defrayins the expenses.
Four DESCENDANTS of the original Cherokee
inhabitants are in Chattanooqa looking for q
ii,- 49,, - " 80, r,, - 80 hoso r,cb
ness and wherea bouts they have been told by
pi' uien o. tHe uIOe' ne uCT - d ~ .t
are on inc riQht track and viii unearth
bonarza.
IT is the Swiss city Of Geneva now which is
eager to try is fortunes in the evpOsi ion bus
mess. SOM Partisan contractors, 1t seems.
- s.0 0la 80. -A4e -, ~ Inc
: ~ jhtir,, - - 80 and nol{ca ar
80 HgeaHa ner.,bsnts and
/ M rfactt,r - ,rbn - LipdIv on the
sr6,r, ','I NJ 49,, r no %al1
''0 '''s A'''eiS o'0n Iei'
! IHE DUCHESS OF QCEENSBERRf once post
g,' on 70 "i9o"s Oreen TO tcll Lauy ooP,i'N
noHi4' some llnR OF I'M portanee' hauei :
tSe d coupse o. o5et steaNs' oIap tuelH 70
/ VIM 'enner ard salt II - the hest thing Won
ever lasted gouI,t nor heln coming. 10 lei
/ van M. ). f.ohhatf Il acIa,ad fbat IN tborouph-
/ IL er;,v a haaf' sfaa - sbopld Le .sten with
| Ia l3ts and tsrrs,[on
THERE ARE STRONG EVIDENCES that the
English ship builders must look forward to
another year Of depression. ror two vears
they have practically done nothing and the
outlook for 1885 is not encouraging. If ii
we're not for the fact that the British Admi-
a".'s u"s anhouuceu 'ts I4Vtho,"n - V5ie, TX
Govarnment has asyed for tepders for saver raj
war-sb.ps. there would be little hone Of EN-
nlovment for tbs Thousand Of nneratives " ho
have "a lone worn a Ioor oP anxiety ss IN tine
fntnre
IN THE via Monte Sabello, Rome, IS niue
/ shOD, now closed and go ng TO ru n, which in
the Isstcenturv was an inn with the sign of the
/ ro,,,,,o,,i1, r.. tooor 80 asrob+..
Fapstina. and attracted nv her beautv
/ Goethe. when il Rome in l776, l777 and ms,
/ was frequens visitor there. She fell in love
~ Wy w Y.l9S, an near uleu % oIoAen
&C., tb'' King of bavaria marked me honse
with a memorial tablet, but the whole estab-
/ lishment is now rapidly falling into decay.
Tpr fsct that NIiss FnItop ynedicsI mis-.
| - MS
| slohary IN A"al sang emma rendered g"ou
service to wounded Mandarin, secured for
her and for her uarents both of whom are
,,i.;,,,,nr,,.a = So f,,o,.a t1 rooo,,+io,, w.
! Iandsrin I,rocured for thcm a bnnse 10 i've w,
- 49, $3.50 no+ atba-.riSa 80, n ~ ~
~, - TN ,,roli,lo =, 49, S So9
/ haS : 9oTnlatiop az : 0000rG. TIE citv i65
which the Fu'tons are now located Is Kwai
/ Ieng' Hhl.H 70 a9ouC SUI mlles rom Cahton.
n,.,iH a.s - " VIZ my 90 :" 'iii'
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= 'lle oll q lse ~
az W - ~
~ N0A !" - - ~ a. ISIS 'na' ny
I gesflve of the ridiculous. In one of the pts
copal papers a reverend gentleman thus
/ makes his desires known: "A priest who has
mad eignt years OF successful ministerial life,
| VINO hears an unsp tied reputation and the
| highest hoROrs for scholarship. a broad
cnUrchman and exiempOre preacher. seeks a
position as rector or assistant. Teaching IN
| connection with pastoral HE very accept
"0io
IN CEfLoN formerly. Writes Ut baifour
IN nus new DOOR, 'aIIer burning the ooales oil
the deceased Kings OF nanny 1heir ashes were
carried oy man 10 OidcK mask 10 tue Ma
ha"eh 0anSa' WheFe ne embarked IN a
canoe. Al the deepest part OF the river ne
Cove the vase WIN s~or, scdeGerIng the
d.Hes On Tue stream, auu' PIunsIns heaulohg
atteI tHeiu' utFSs' a 49,. t heat InS opPoSite
Dtn&' whence ue heu luIo the IoresI, ana was
presumed 10 pc never ulofe seem me canoe
was aiioWeu 70 utilt aW ay' the uoIse anu eie-
phahts tnat accom- pauiS4 sho p OSessIun were
set a. ioefty IN the Mu"us' a = tne women
VINO hau stTe"eu IlcS oNsI .ho Ie.Hdtns were
transported across the river anu iorDloueh 70
return
BFHRy the Fnplish hanrman il a tall re-
,.s,ia ,.t;,,,T mo-, With tho avroa..,
sPe0'"oio- IVA" 'A"u' 49, '0 "pPeo' NC
OF mechanic lie Is shoemaker oy trade
but does not work now, as the executioner is
we'll Maid. He gets $50 a head. or. when there
-, ~, -, ezo for ,ba AT cog a.. 49,
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seconu' ana %z2 LoF tlIe lliIu, WIZ al ms eN,
herr bas nerve. Bnns. who preceded him
/ WAS braguart and liked publicity He