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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-21
BLACKsaEAA's INoEx SOLD.

q. d. Brantley Buys the Concern, and
Viii Continue to Run 1t.
BLAcKsHEAR, GA, Sept 20.-The Black
shear IndeG was sold at sheriff's sale here
to-day, TO satisfy claims against Editor F.
NJ. L g, who, after forging several checks.
dis ,ppeared several we ks ago, TAXI g pas-
sage for New York on the steamer ITALIA
hassee. G.. e. Z4ipl ell of Hor es iale. Pa. wa.
also passenger on the same steamer and
had purchased only few days prev Gus a
large tract of land in this county. Lee
knew bis fact, and offered TO sell Mir
Zeippel 240 acres of land for which he nre-
tended to have given the Inden. B. D
Brantley, ST., purchased the OUT fit sold
to-day, and the paper will Continue to be
published.
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SAID he WAS FROM SAVANNAH.
J. D. Price Leaves Columbus Owing
Ri11s

]. D. Price Leaves Columbus Owing
several Bills.
COLUMBUS, GA, Sept. pa man giving
his name as j. D. Price, and represe ting
himself as al agent for the Standard OH
Company from Savannah, arrived in the
city last Tuesday and put up at the Central
hotel. Now he has departed, owing several
mel chants for various amounts in goods
and money. He stole his aggage out
of the hotel by the side entrance
last night and has not paid
bis board bill. He is Of low build. and
though dressy, ne has repulsive appear
ance. 1t is supposed that he IS hiding in tne
city some e with .hepurp SO of getting
OF by the first tram ia the mornia ",
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READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES.

AUGUST 81, 1874
Dr. b. 2. Timer, Savannah. Ga
DEAR SRI must tell you that after having
been treated by my physician for six mon ths
and hau 6 tried other rem edies for deranged
liver, gave your Liver Corrector a trial. AMI
experienced great relief. | am in m 9Jtn wear
anu my resp ration is amazing to myself. |
feel in some respects as if was about to b.
remade. With many thanks for your timely
benefaction, AMI with fervent prayer for your
temporal an eter al welfare, | subscribe my
self, yours, much obliged LovIcK PIERCE.
The venerable LOyick Pierce was tie father of
blshop Pierce, and was widely known having
laoored as Meth dist divine in Georgia for
upward OF siXty-nine yea s.
recommended by Or minant physicians and
awarded mig prize over comp titors Ask
for UI4h RS LIVER CORRECTOR. and take
no other Prepared by T. ULMER. NJ D.
phar naclst, Savannah, Ga. Price 81 per
bottle If you cannot obtain the Correct r.
rom your druggist, send your or Ter direct. an
IT Will BE- forwarded BY express. freight paid
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ON THs DIAMOND.
Results OF ths Eln3s BstWssn the
J)uasry's LstI.lg 7ea rs.


J)u1sry's Is1l.1y 7ea rs.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 20.-Base bail games
were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
At Kan sas City
Kansas City I'D 0 0 0 0 0 0 O. 0
Base hits: Kansas city 4, St. LOUIS 7. Err
r0rs: Ka sas City ,, st. Louis g. Batteries:
Co way and Hoover, Stivetts and Miiligan.
Al ladspnla-
Athletic 90 O. /
Base hits: Athletic :. Broo Ign Z Eros:
At letic /. Brooklyn l. Batteries: Bauswine
and Gross, L1vet5 and CLARKE.
At WashIn4Uon(sl t innings, darkaessl-
Washington ...........0 o Q !
Base hits: Washington 10, Boston l. Errors:
Washington 3, B ston o. Batteries: Fe son
and Riddle, GARRISON and Bennett,
AT Philadelphia first "a 4e)-
New Sfl'. 4 i9rS - ! GO / Il
Base hits: New York 3, PhiladeIphia c. Err
r1Ts: New York !, PhilsdeiD ia ,. Batteries:
keefe and Ewing, Sanders and Schriver.
sec q Game ok IN A.< -
New York -...-.......O o ? 0 O . 4
Philadelphia ...... ......I 0 0 3 o.
Base hts: New YorN 9. Philadelphia I. En-
rors: New York J. Phil ldelpha o. Batteries:
Keefe and Ewing, Anderson and Decker.
At icago-
Chicago, 0 IS
Base hits: On cago 8, Cleveland 7. Errors:
Cnicago 4. Clevela J. Batteries: Hutchin-
son and Farrell; Gruber and thinner.
Al dana oils
I!dianapolis. .......1 0 0 0 Sc
Pittsburg. ....-.--..1 0 g , x-lO
Base nits: I1dilnapo is 10, P.ttsburg 10 Err
rors: INDIANAPOLIS 5. Pit SO re ,. Batteries:
Russi-, Tanning AMI Daily, Galy and Carroll.
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FEARFuLLY CROWDED.



The Senate passed Mr.. Wooten's bill
prescribing how titles to land shall be tx
hibited in cases where persons are enjoi led
from cutting or boxing timber for turpen-
tine, aud also the bill requiring railroads to
publish the lease or sale of their property,
the act to apply only TO the sale or lease Of
corporation franchises.
The following new bills were offered:
Bv Mr. Bartlett-To grant to the East
Tennessee railroad right Of way over the
grounds and the right of way of the s,a-e
road Inside the city OF Dalton.
BY MIR. Garer--lo make citizens ineligi-
BILE to reelection after holding any equity
Office two terms.
THE HALL RI LUTON.
The committees appoiI,ed from the House
and Senate to confer CO corning the Hall
resolution inviting the Yves ern and Allan
tic lessees to a1e their claims, to-day re
ported favorably the adoption Of that reso-
luton. The House had d clned to accept
it, and passed a subs itute, which the
Senate rejected. Ii is safe to state neither
the Senate nor the House will adopt Che
resolution without a fight
The Senate to-day confirmed the nominal
ton of Dickerscn d. Walker, who APP
pointed judge of the Walton county court;
j. c. FeiKer as licitor Of the same court,
and ID. &. Bailey as judge of the county
court of Butts county.
GEORGIA OYSTERS.
Before Gov. q rdon signed the Postell
oyster bill he sent to the navy department
a request that a hydrographic survey be
made If the Georgi, coast By a telegra II
received to-day it is lear Ell that "a sup has
been orde ed to Charleston 10 fit out for the
expedition. The vessel will thence proceed
to Savannah, and by Oct. / tue survey will
be begun. A cuart will be made Of all the
waters on the coast, designating those fit
and tn - unfit for oyster culture. 1t is
said thai the survey will be as m iete
as that just made on the Long land coast,
at a cost of $4,000 In the Senate thi,
morning Mr. r CO introduced joint re o.
luton that the COVE nor be empowered
appoint commission 1Is sting of three
citizens of this state, who are ia uiliar wi b
the oyster growth and iterests of this
state, and who have no immediate interest
therei ID investig ,te and report to the
next general assembly of this state what
changes, if any, re desirable or necessary
IN the laws of the sta 9 governing the same
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SAVED BY SEA-WEED.
How Million collar Cargo Escaped
Submerslon.


From the Philadelphia Record.
The fast Ildia spice laden clipper ship.
Anahuac, lis days out from Ce5lon. was
sighted on Thursday by the tug Hercules off
the capes of the Della aware, leaking badly
a was towed to New York. She had on
board a cargo of spices worth 81 900. O0l
and the ship was saved from laundering on
the voyage in q most curious manner. On
the ships second day out from Ceylon it was
noticed that the vessel was leaking. Tha
leak gradually increased off the Cape of
Good Hope after a severe west ri
gale, with a mounta nous sea. The
wa er gal ed rapidly, and the
course OF the vessel was turned to-
ward st. Helena. Bat still the leak in
creased to twenty inche per hour, and Ca3t
Weldon seriously nte PLACED abanlo ing
the vessel, and he probably would have
done SO had nos tn vessel reached the Cuff
stream current, wha Q the drift set-weed
worked itself into the crevices of the s i Is
bottom, stopping the leak id giving all
ha DIS an opp r .Initv t. rest AS long as
possible the vessel was kept in this 5rear
current of water, and then her course w IS
shaved toward the capeS. On arriving off
tho coast the leak again increased, and when
found by the He cules the shin was leaking
at the rate of tweuty-four inches
per hour. To tae drift a.
weed alone do the owners o ve the saliva
ton of one of the fines vessels in the worlds
merchant marine aud one of the most val.
liable cargoeS a sailing vessel has ever
brought 10 America.
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BRUNswICKs WIRE BUDGET.
A Negro Warn sd TO Leave Town-The
Expo Sition ship

Expo sition ship
BRUNSWICK, IA, Sept. 2O.-ThOmes A.
Kydd, negro tailor, to-day r csiye'i let
ter of war ing wri tn in blold AID signed
Twenty Viii Caps" IN which he as
or'lered 10 leave town Immediately. The
negroes are very much " rksd up over the
letter, and s1ms think probably that men
are organized 10 mets out punish tent to
some of their number, among TEN WI
liza as, who vas in the Bailey affair. II
this IS true, o ly hO -hea ed young men are
co cerned. 1t il hardly probable tn At
ciuzsus Ill allow any race tr uble here.
I 8 b ard Of g uca,ion to-day accepted
the bid Of Mr.. Fl h urg of Savannah tor
the erection Of a public school building at
a cost Of $4,000
The Glynu county exposition ship was
to-day launched from Cooks doc<, and will
receive her trimmings hila il the water.
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NEW FLAGS IN CHARLESTON.
Each Has 40 Sters-One Used at Harri.
sons Inauguration,

sons Inauguration.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept 20.-The first
f}rty-5wo star flag ever received ia the
cradle OF secession reached here to-day,
consigned to the postmaster, and vas at
once flung to the breeze over the colonial
postoffic builiing, formerly the exchange.
Another flag sent to otie' department
bore an script n which makes il of some
interest. Attached to it was q slip bearing
the imprint Of departme It OF the treasury
in WASN'T lgton, on which was written the
following: This flag is slightly soiled from
having been used in decorating the tr .asury
dep rt nent on the occs ,ion of the Inaugural
ton of President Fl rrison
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-21

For cleansing and healing foul and indo.
lent ulcers, sores and assesses and remov-
ing the bad odors arising therefron, and
for sloughing, confused aid lacerated
wou lds, Dsrbys Prophylactic Fluid is une-
qualsd.
81 have use Darbys Prophvlsctic Fluid
hospital and private practice for ten
years and know of nothin ter for
sloughing, confused and lacerated wounds,
foul ami iidolept ulcers ana as dis Ct
ant. u. F. HEUsIIs, Professor Mobile
Medical College.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-21
AFTER THE STATE ROAD.
Rumors That a Big Combine Has It's
Eyes on the Property.

Eyes on the Property.
ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 2O.-Reliable infor-
nation says combination in whicl are a
big Kentucky and Tennessee trunk line are
interested is waiting to lease the Western
and Atlantic railroad. If SUI ,cessful in
securing control of the line, this combine
will next take ste IS to get hold of tue
Alta Ia and .orida and bLlld CO meeting
line to the sea- IL ha. not been deter
mined yet what point on the
coast viii be selected as an outlet
but brunswicFs chances appear the best.
Prominent Georgians are said to approyr
the scheme and are now in Allan a a ing
their influence for its success. Young Joe
Brown is spoken of as the probable presi-
dent of the new system. AT all events, the
indications are that he will be a high au-
thority with the company.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-21

ATLANTA, GA, S4pr. 2O-A coroner's
jury has exc ated E,herdge, the wltcr-
man, who killed Deanere in the East
tennessee railr al yards night befo e last
A lother empi we Of the ad has bee
ar eSted for compl city in the attemptad
burglary, which proved fatal to Delamere.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-21
A Gin House Burned

AMERIcUs, GA, sps. 2O-Fire on the
Investment company's Horne place. in this
county, burned the gin house, Sc CIV, gin,
twelve bales Of colt n aud ZOO bus els Of
cotton seed The loss is between 8, 900 and
S2,OOO. The fire is suppose to have bee
of incendiary origin. There is no insurance.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-21
A Mule Kills himself.

GIBSON, GA, Sept. GOV. C. Aver, ole
OF Glassock county most prosperous farm
ers, had the mi-fortune to lose ole of his
best mules this morni G. The mule was
tied around the nee with a rope and in g {
deavoring to free himself broke his neck
The mule was valued at 500
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Gainesville Gleaninrs.

GAINESVILLE, FLA, Sept 20.-In the
local option election today the county we t
dry. The election was % from fights.
Inc teachers Examination begun to-day,
wit fifty-t rec in attendance.
Inc grou ds of the city graded school
have been greatly improved.
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PENSACOLA. FLA, Sept. 2).-Passengers
and ma IS were transferred vii Ii tie or no
diticul Y over ia burned ESQ tmbia bri ge
last night and tod ", and trains will prob
a 1ly cross tom ,rrow The fire was east
of the draw, and a stiff breeze materially
aided Ia spreading the flames
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Saw Mills Burna5.

PORTLAND, ORE, Sept. 2O.-Blackman
Bros saw mills at Snohonsh are burned.
The loss Is Sl50,0O0, with o insurance.
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ALWAYS IN THE LEAD.
BRILLAT sAVARIN SAN.

"a Last Course at Dinner Wanting Coffee
is Like Pretty Woman With Only One
Eye
If this be true of coffee at dinner, is it not
douGly S of coffee at breakfast?
remember this: If you want really fine
coffee, fresh roasted coffee, and - a.
see us to go right to the spot your ride
1t must, Of nee 'sSty. be sent to me o also. if
you want naay otIer specialties, a ID, the
best. Maid OF Tamsiu, chop OF fine h
Oolong Tea; Russian Sledg - chop of En- lis,
Breakfast; Green Hawk" chop of gunpow-
derS;" dysons and Young H, sons Duret sal I'd
OIL, Rlleys tomato chutua, Worcestershire.
sauce, Onlllon sIrdines, French peas fine SOUPS
IN glass and TIM Ritti's Pate de foies Gras. En
gilSh malt vine ear, high grade spices and con
dlinents, meat and FISH delcaci-s in glass and
tin, stuffed olives, tuffed prunes, oil English
dairy cheese. stilCon, cheddar, roquefort gor-
gonzo.a, gruyere, menauta, camembert an
s.l5ed Lsyden cheese, fin candies. confectons
and French glace fruits, etc
JOHN j. REILLY,
IMPORTER AND SPECIALIST
30 Whitaker Street.
Telephone l65.
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AUGUSTA AND THE TARE.
The Local Exchange Willing to Stanc
by New Orlsens

= ~ ~10Dts1 q 4Cud4Ro W IIIIu8 70 stand
by New Orleans.
AUGUSTA, GA. Sept. 20.-At a meeting of
the Augusta exchange to-day he following
resolution was passed:
II appearing that the agricultural interests Of
lne south demand such action, Augusta fully
lndorses the principle set forth in the resoluti IN
1850 oy 7 New Orleans convention and
80 snect SO soon as such g number D OK.
s va. pass favorably upon the question as
~ ~ warrant its becoming rule OF the cotton
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Too MAD FOR HER.-Summer Boarder Ito
farmers daughter)-Sarah, | love you; believe
me, darling, love you madly, madly, madly
Farmers Daughter mlyl-Grdcious, Dick,
you must have an awful temper.-Es VerdHO
Whistle,
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NOTlCE.

Neither the Master nor Consignees of the
British Steamship CAPULET, Ellis Master.
will be responsible for any debts contract
by the crew.
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SAVANNAH AND WESTERN,

Now being constructed by the Georgia Central.
The earnings of the Savan lah, Americas and
Montgomery Railroad, with present tradc
arrangements, will be ample security for the
payment of interest on the bonds The right is
reserved to raise the price of bonds without
notice. The above bonds are recommended
for Investment
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a Dull Day in the Cronin Case.

CHICAGO, SEPT. 20.-Nothing of interest
developed and no additional jurors were
secured in ths Cronin case to-day.
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OUR LAWMAKERS WORK.
THE ENTEKPRIoE STREET RAIL-
WAY BILL PASSED.

Two Bills in the Interest Of More Re-
liable Agricultural Reports Passed
-1he Protection and Cultivation of
Oysters Attracting Considerable At
tention-Ihe state ms ane Asylum.
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept 2O.-T g bill Of Mr..
Clifton of Altman to incorporate the
Enterprise Street Railroad lmpany Of
Savannah passed the House this afte noon.
The House so pa sed Mr. Howel.'s bill
to amend the law licensing assistant en-
gineers.
The bill passed to require annual instead
of semi-a nual reports from raj roads of
their freight and passenger trahfcs.
Two bills providing for more reliable
agricultural eports also passed. The legs
lative committee is to visit l dian Sp ingS
tomorrow to inspect the state properly
and report whether it shall be sold or
leased.
The lunatic YUM committee to-day
submitted a report to the House. The re-
port indorses the management OF the lnSJl-
tuition, makes special iuenti N OF cean!l-
ness. but complains of the dearth OF water.
They recommend the di charge OF all
inebriates and opium-ha it patients They
say that such persons should not be sent
there.
PAINFULLY CROWDED.
The place is fearfully crowded. Some
times there are as many as thirteen beds in
one r, ON. There Q now ,54S Inmates,
IS more han the number on which the APP
preparation is based. The manage nent had
asked s., 900 per aAnum more than was p
propriated The mmttee thought al
extra IS. coo should at once be given, even
if it is necessary for the state to borrow the
money Eleven tn lusand three hundred
dollars are imperatively and Immediately
needed, and $40, 100 morea ereally equrei:
The COMM tee thought $40 40J III Il Mould
be appropriated for be stitution. Rumors
refecting on the asylum are pronounced
SrroundleSs
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Racing at Gravesaud.

NEW YORK, 5 p . 20.-lhe events at the
| q avesend races to-day were as lows:
FIRST RACE-Swe ops axes, all ages; half mile
Ore con won, With Tipstan second and Gunwad
| third. Time O:50
SECOND RACE-Handcap, all az s: mile and
quarter. Tarayol won, W tn Bro re narte sec
oni and ellwood third III re 2:iO.
THIRD RAcE-Sweepstakes for non-winners:
mile and a sixteent Belle dor won, with Joe
Lee 'ec nd and Bor ielaise third. Time 1:49.
oURTH RAcE-Seiling for 2year-olds; six
| furlongs. Gre cory won, with Caldwell second
and Civil Service third. Time 1:17
FIFTH RACE-Swee pstak S for 3-year-olds
non-winners this year; seven furongs. Aura.
MIA won, with Bill Barnes second and Cotillon
ird. Time l:2015.
SIXTH RACE-Selliag, all ages; six furlongs.
Mute won, with Pericles second and Freedom
third. Time 1859.
RACING AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept 2O.-rhe attend
ance at the races to-day was about 5000
The weather was clear and plea ant. The
track was goo but slow. The events were
as follows:
FIRST RAcE-One mile; all ages Queen of
r. pr .nn' Won, with Corr Fisher second and
Birthday third. Time 1:4jA
SEcoND RACE-T Ires-qd .rUers of a mile. Cast
Steel led all the way, with Sunday second aud
Hambourne third Time 1:2l15
THIRD RACE Hhree-quarters of a mile: sell
ing. Deer Lodge won, with Fred Woody second
and Viola Tout third Time In
FOURTH RACE -Kentuc y st. Leger stakes for
3year-ods; one and n quarter miles Heron
won by two lengths without urging; Long Dance
was second, six lengths in front Of Outbou 3D.
Time 2:l315
FIFTH RACE-Half mile. Silence and Char
tress was the or Ter tlrOug lout; Camilla was
almoft left at the post but came strong and
got third place Tine 5)l6 seconds
SIXTH RACE-Halt mi g fjr 2-year-olIs Dolly
Kings won easily, HapDine beating Magee for
place by neck. Time 80
SEVENTH RACE-Seven Ell .hths Of a mile
Newcastle won, with War Peak second and Jake
Miller third. Time 1888
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HENRY BLUM
Offers the new g per cent 80 year gold bonds
of the
SAVANNAH, AMERICUS AND MONTGOM-
cry RAILROAD
For sale at 05 per cent and accrued interest
The above road is now operated from LOU
VALE TO ACRAE ION the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia)-185 miles-the grading
of 40 miles ad titional TO STERLING will be
finished in the course of SO days. At Sterling
the road vii! connect with the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-21

1872 PAIRS OF As ORTED PANTS
And eighty-fve assorted cats. These are Job
Lots and will be Sold very low at
ia U DON'S
$50 st. Julian Street.
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4. MINIS & sONs. Consionees.
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NUSIC-ART-ELO and General
vi Culture Desirable positions open to pro-
greSsive students. All interested will receive
valuable information free by addressing E.
TOURJEE Boston, Mass
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Stanton Male Academy,

STAUNTON, vIR INA.
A Military Boarding School for Young Men
and Boys. Handsome Illustrated Catalogue
mailed on application.
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-dgeworth Boarding and Day School
T. JOHNS MILITARY SCHOOL
Notre Dame of MARYLAND.

COLLEGIATE Institute for Young Ladies and
NPreparatory School for Little Girls Gmbla P
o., three miles from Baltimore, Nd Conducted
by the Sisters Of Notre Dame. Send for catalogue
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NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY, Corn
~ wall-on-Hudson. Col. c. J. WRIGHT,
B. s, A. NJ, Supt.; B. F. HYATT. Comd't of
Cadets.
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wesleyan Female COLLEGE.
TR I N ITY HALI-

BEVERLY, NEW JERSEY.
4 HOME SCHOOL of the highest order for
\ young ladies' Solid culture in En- rlis5
Music, Art, La lguages; careful training in man
ner, mind and heart. Twenty second year be
gins Sept 26. For circular address
Miss RACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT
Principal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

"What does the unfortunate man who
gets left out IN such a case do?
"He simply has 10 sit down unhl Tue
next figure comes, when he gets another
chance.
"What about fayors in the german
"Favors are any kind OF an article
which a lady presents 10 her partner ora
gentleman TO Lady in some OF the hS-
nres 10 indicate that lie has chosen her
for the next waltz, and they become
thereby trophies OF the OCCASION lhe
fayors arc always placed upon table IN
some part OF the room ana are hos
brons6t to the dance by the individual
nsople. At the signal for giving the Ia
rors. if il is the gentlemen who have 10
hestow them, they 20 TO the table ana
each one selects whatever 1t may ne--a
,ose a TOW. y little ornament, or Ia
the case of very wealthy people, a leweL'
Ihelady to whom he gives this favor , nc
comes his partner for tho next waltz. Inc
same rule spplies when the ladies bes. s,
the fayors. Az only portion OF 'lo
gnn,,omen in the company select ia'orS
81 the same time it mus becomes posi-
bis that particularly handsome OF
,onulsr Young lady may be chosen ey
spopebody as . partner IN each OF tho