The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-10
GIRLSDANGERSINT TOWN.
THELOKa MAID WHO SEEKS HER
FORTUNE THERE.

of an Immense buslnezs heVOlutlOn.
NEW YORK. Feb. "A stir has been
created in private circles by the statement
OF asubstaatal business man quoted some
fow days ago before prominent orgahlza-
ton of women by Mrs. Lyman Abbott, the
wife Of Beecher's successor in Plymouth
pulpit, to the effect that the morals OF the
Girls employed rs typewriters, AID stenog
rsphers in tie business offices OF New
Y rk and Brooklyn are worse than those Of
any collection Of burleGque actresses or bal
let girls,
The point under discussion was the effect
Of the new order Of things which is revolu-
tionizing the downtown region of counting
rooms and offices. At least 10000 women
work for bread and butter at one occupa-
ton CT another in the metropolitan district.
Is this tremendous outpouring from the
homes and influx into bu4iuess placing safe
guards round the virture Of women by max
Ing them practical and wise and giving
them the pecuniary Independence which
comes OF the better pay afforded by mui-
tiplioation Of employments, or do tae init
m te relations Of he sexes III business result
in pitfalls and misadveutureSi Thousands
OF girls year after year are leaving home
and friends and seeking their fortunes, just
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Nothing at all sensational II one may
trust the heroine herself and those who have
10 do with her. An inquiry into the social
consequence of the business revolution re-
| suits in practically una imou5 and prosaic
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"a, =, t , ''.,.T frd yeds ~ g,red,otns
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yHars nypnrIsnce s. q has had personal
! l.n1,vl4dge she tells me. of only one scan
| Iol onP ms di1 NOT arise through the
nre.auca of a .,tri tvnewriier m n c51ntlnr
! roam nyt Though an acouaiptauce which
| tba ,-irl formed ontsiIe of busin,,s hours in
| fine neiybtorhooi OF her own home.
"There,re a bit dirtatious sometimes"
said she "bacauss they are viusome and
| -,rat4 ~, and ae I,rn-sr,irited os other Girls
| hnt All That is sheer tLourhtIessness and in
| ,Tc4nca and many who r1alize the need of
! djscra+ion hold themselves f. a ruIe of CON
uI9CA C''"' 4.Ji't % ~ N'o VI N'A
| Duct SO purltaiuc that JAey refuse 10 recog-
| me on Jhe street the lleu WIN " nom tney
nave been closely "s'oclayed All day A
| young man Whom Aho" had occasion 10
| dictate o'teh TO an exceedingly pr5Ooy RlFi.
| She would never IaiN thtcA WIN num- put
| no maze mgr occasionally shy anu almost
| revere llal oiIerins OF lew mowers OF Don
ooNs. sac would accept the Vrlhe' as ne
! placed them on her desk wlth qulet ana
very dlgnhed little nod, ana one AFTER
noon he puck I'd up heaFt ana grace 10 ask
II ne might nov "alh nome "l'h uer. 20
mana you, cu ils Fory s"ee.l5' puV Fcly 90
riQsuiy, ",u inag young man ID i''in "
ro,4' 10 out - Tho .4..d 20 ,o,.ati4
peio'o Cllas 'Lle u " Iio' <.t'ey
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~ IS aHioDe '"'So i'0 'iO III '"oi p''i
lots
'OI course tnere are stories once III a
! great While Oh Kissing etc. nave heard
one woman VINO IS no" a notary fepuoHc
| say tnaI she hal had JUST one adventure
anu that nlid one AN mere alone
! To-Day, Salu Il business man Wneh sho ar
| IlVed IN the morning. ono was young ana
uhS jpuSSica'ed anu IAouguI h'UulnH OF the
! words. by ana py OIeIe was pause IN lhe
| dic-atlol anu ne stopped ana Kissed her
| naAd' ohe SAT sIlA a minute then she
| uroAe ou1 auSAIns ne was more aGsereq
AT tAsV IMAM II sue hAd sOQriheu. Yes
heard OIL a.. 'iuer sOeuOS'ePh9r VINO hau
lawyer throw MS arms an)ut her. she
ave M" an Iuuis ,iauD UaiA5.B W auu Nc