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AN AM1TEUR ACTOR sHOr
The Accidental Discharge OF n stage Pistol
Daring u Rehearsal.

While the members of an amateur dra-
matte company were rehearsine tho play OF the
"Scven Clerks" In Iythagoras Hall yesterday
afternoon. Fuller Cohen Of lbi Greenwich street
was accidentally shot In the back 10y one Of the
mensers OF the company. Cohen took to the
nan yesterday pistol to be us d in the play.
and neglec ed to withdraw ths ball, and in
the Excitement and confusion which usually
attend amateur performances the pistol was
discharged by his rival in the ri ~ Conen frii
upon the stage. crying am shot" The psII
entered hts back under the left shoulder bl de
ne wound Is dangerous. He was seat To Belle
yus Hospital.
lie iefus-d to give the name Of the man who
discharged the pistol. Three witnesses wero
detained ~ the Eidridge street D ollco station,
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STARVATION In BULGARIA.
<FOTHER STA RrLIE9 PICTURE OF
THE H0RRORs OF Whk
'he utter Heartiesspe-s Of the Turks-Tbe
anerinrs OF the Buisarisn Women and
Children-Thc Despair of the motbers

| 's'nsrNhe-s Of the Turks-The
| T""erfnR- Of the Hulaarian Women r. nd
Children The DESPAIR of the Mo,t.~.
| ,... an, ,.- =. .
| n. "a T"' VIC |"'ao" Dd'fv News.
the living. they nave been Reduced from aasa
and comfort to the condition Of Wild npimale~
| without home, wunout shelter. without rad
| ding, almost without clOthing, and living ON
| what fOOd they eau pick uD from dny To
day. There are women here who have
known comfort, VINO arc weak and in
and VINO have three or four little
! mouths to feed. 1hev 40 our In tina
| hcLs, reap enough wheat for the dav's food
painfully thresh u out with thu hands pound
| itintO flour between two stones, and b Ike IL
| sleep, Ike the foxes, In the corner Of a ruined
walt On "A little straw at uight. rbere are little
Chi dren mere. haQgard ana thin and siclSIv sIesu-
INC almost the bare grou nd d. W ne IL rains
| IL eau ImaJine the nlsery caused by the burn
ing Of village.
ibe authorities bad sent some tents here for
the people, winch were old ana rapged ca ahIe
OF shslteiing them from the sl,I, mi moi finn
the ram. But there were not enough for all.
The Mudir likewise received little food nov
and then, which he dis r,buted, which barely
Ike. thUse VINO mad no haryests or other means
OF existence from starving hat there vac nat
enough. and the supply was uncsrL in, and
mixno ce sc at any moment. When we were
starting, the women and children gathered
around us by the hundred, aud blocked
up the wav They oved ~. MN rayyad rlnt "a
ing. and said 'Sre we were tlcn we mad a
house, and furniture aud rnttIe .ru sh.en !, "A
these rags are ali We nave left hey barri tn Ir
lean, skinny arms, To- = ,ow us their fearful
enacidti N they bareu their shrluken. snfiv-
eled IRE SIS, at Whom lean. /. egard. wretcned
babes were tusging, to snow Us they nau no
milk. God knows, their hollow cheegs. and
sunKe eyes. despaiiing faces were proof
enough. lDey saIu I'VE are starving; our
bdOes are starNing-starvinV ~ duuLn Gan Won
do nothing for Us p Aud we could d nothing:
no hinK nut sned useless te rs.
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Ehe Telegraph Wires Gut aud the Railroad
TrG.us Attacked.


Yesterday afternoon the construction
IRAN sent Out On MCad =, TO rep lir tue tricA 1t
' e. son returned to the Cits. Tue trlclri,un
wire on the Port Royal Railroad WIS cut ar.in
an AoIdaS nignt at tie same point wuer. IL was
lai ped ON Sund y. ngnt TOOK place at houses
brldse on Monday ngnt, IN which eight negro .
We're Killed. and several whits men WOUNDED.
When the Federal trOop- reached the bridge
yesterday morning the cubs Were preparing to
ittack the negroes In the swamp. bus they de-
'oninand
Our spetial reporter arrived In Town last night
ma gave US the folio wing .dditioual PARTICULARS:
in hondLy night the Saern of Aiken county
lpproacu ed the scene OF the riot. and asked
whether he should end Tor United states sol.
Tiers t. assist the whites In IN ktng the arrest Of
Me outlaws. Ibe whites replica thst white
hey felt strong enough to resturs law and or.
trr' tuey though, II might 10 more quickly
lone by the presence OF soldiers.
GA luesd morning. wnle The whites were
NV IcIpg upon ne negroes retreat, they were
net py Unite Sties soldiers. They then
held consultation with the officers. AMI upon
heir assurance that the blacks should be dis.
,eisei OF dirs-tei i. the whites 'lrned to their
toines. All a quiet ana the whites are satlsnei
ihsi The sOiai srs viii be = 1t 50.
Later details reporttOAl alum0cr train that left
hHenton yesterday morning WAS ntej into at
hoboins by Il crowd Of negroes. The IRAN
backed to Ellenton, UT niles d istant and tLers
II ~as boarded by about twenty white men |,
then returned 10 koDolns, and "a hot nght en-
Iued eetws en- the whites and blacks. The ne
poes He'd and The lumtcr train proc eded on It's
way. Simon Cuker wa, KILLED IN his o. ,
whites -.'"rned TO Eileniou. -. Inc
d tue thrs c sl"ivS III rouD'As closed then, ap-
,renet din- an attack from tbs negroes ait. the
armed whites had gone. II WIS expected that
tne negroes would burn the three stores last
night.
Among other papers found on the BODY Of
Simon Coker Mas a list If prominent WHITE
htz-ns VINO we're ~ DC Killed ana their houses
surued.
Inc folio wing despatch WAS received at the
Governors OH YESTERDAY:
AtKKS SEPT. 9. ALI qnlei az this time. The armed
shlies nom HE place f.lurned immediately after
l. ~
q ed AMI siN ~Oun lel Three whites have alsV
uNed. Cap. Lloi nds no. 80 rctnrn.i.
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s.sro Rio,er. Ambu-cadipg County oale.r.


AUGUSTA, Ga, sept. 20. A force OF ne
Eroes visited tho rluntation OF JOseDh Ashley.
Tour miies from hoOUlus, on the Port X wal
Railroad, on Tue sdly IN. 81, ana bUuued the gil
house and other bdildings. insy were attacked
by party Of wni,es, ana brIsk nsht en-u ed.
u Is reported that number If whites were
.eriousi' wounded ana that twelve negroes were
Killed.
me negroes amnuscadeu Deputy Sheriff James
Patterson OF bdrnNeli county and Arthur Owens
On Tuesday might near ROBBINS. Patterson was
senousl, wounded, aud the clothing VI Owens
was riddlsd with bullets.
Gen. haeoDd was AT steel Creek to-day with
three hundred men. A battle Is expected to-
night, as the negroes tire tened to burn Hat.
neville. ou tue Port ROYAL IL .ilroad.
On tuesday might, bs a party Of young men
we're riding along the 70 d near II am burg. The;
we're nred Into Uy negroes in ths bushes. The
young men charged, ana the heroes flea. ina
nesroes ~ hamOlre are armed, dud hayo
bulnrd a threatening attitude.
portion Of the FEDERAL troo, from Aiken
arrived at Llenton to-day. The otuers re-
maine at kouse's Bridge, but are expected 10
10 10 ElIentDa tomorrow.
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es,aence Of the bride bv Che Rev. j. n Wells Edward
All OF brooklgn. " ~ -' ->''e'


wife OF David Bart.ry ~ N''"s'"e "an"eh Hsrt,ey
ss.tves aud frenus OF the family are Invita- IN
ss.eia I've mineral ~ IN r. on TncSdav oa,n srn,n
ION nretsidence us e 83t 81. corner hi Sv
filness uar,a,, Je5 ey CIV sept 81 ter lingering
MThyes and frien are howl attend ia INN,
az sept ~ at 10 o'clock from lii ate mai.
'io ~ st Jersey CITY thence 10 St Briserts
oi'srd ~, wn ~. solemn nigh ma "f requiem viii be
DONOHOE. On rhursday Sept gI NJ her re.,,,o-...
03 years. ~ "'o' sscu
Relatives and friends OF the family are respee tfi,v
invited 10 attend the fu ers from ty1y Church 81
~ petseen "a and 3D. ste. where requiem mass viii
nne vrieOra'ed tor The repOse OF oui on Monday
terry ' ON w N''"b Sehie-
scHULTz,-on Sept 90, James u. Schultz, ia ,be
obth year OF his ace. "' ~ '"o
kea IVES and friends are Respectfully invited 20 At
tchu NJ MINERAL from hts late residence, GIG m nv
AZ, Az corner ~ LAYTON IT., Brooklyn, Tuesday, 10Th
TOhlN.-At 100 East 10th ct d, Sarah Jane d,uetter
OF bien and the late Cornelius Tobn, aged 10 years
ticp In to.morrows paper
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A FntaI BalIaon Ascsnsion.

CINCIHNATI, sept. 2+.-George Winthrop made
mn ascension in hot air balloon Paxton Illinois, on
Saturd j. md AZ altitude Of I'VE hundred feet the
apdiy.
Tue wreck formed parachute and checscd tho
rapldltl o. tue decent for d short time, cut vncn
Annu 800 tce' FROM the ground Coliausc occurred.
The man 81 RAPIDLY cArlhward, and struck Win hut
kLees. He died, ~ - "
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Bank Robbers in Pittsburgh.

PIIrsBuRoH, Sept. An attempt was made
10 roo the Second National Bank of tins city this even
ing b. three unknown men. When Samuel Lewis the
Waterman. went 10 the bank abont . O'Clock he was
gagged, handcuned and placed IN rear room A short
tine aferward hn young brother eaue 10 Tue Dank
by a. pontlnent to spend the might. and his
leaning from a window. An alarm was
lnmmediatcy given, aud the men pursued
Lieutenant Cronin. Of the police, encoulicrei taem
ana vas nrcd upOl and Nounded seriously In two
Dl ets. Inc fugyes then crossed the riy er TO Allie.
gheny CITY with the ponce III hot pursuit.
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From ne chd,!eI,H Nc, aad courier.
BEAUFORT, >. c.. sept. 20. The prosecu-
non, on behalf Of the State, Nith.lrem to-day inc
iharges against all tho ComtaLee strikers. sr-
FUSED VI riot, &c, except I'VE Of the ringieAders
THESE nYe were tried to-day. 1t WAa clearly
proved that they were guilty 81 whipping the
lhborers VINO we're unwilling to stiIke, aud OF
Dther Nolcuce. No Witnesses for tna defence
weIs card nlt cue accused strikers were in-
Itantly acquitted.
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Gilmore's GardeA was well filled last evening,
notwithstanding the rain The usual raid made by
the police officers at about o'clock Unt that time
the beer hal bowed freely, ana was inter- upted but
Slightly ny the OF the bartcnders their places
be imneoiatey nled BY others. fifteen m ali we're
arrested They we're tAkUn 10 the Nashiug on p ACE
Police Court justice kasnre having opened court In
nncipa IN OF ne raid. Escn Of the DaI lenders A.
heu IN tlOO bail. furnished by Mr. J. Rengier Alter
the arrests the sale Ot the went VI unulerruped
until the close u the concert.
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I'll. Great ,ior,uury Poet. cue,,..

PHILADELPHIA fept 2i.-Pres ident Grant and
his wife Secretary F-h ana wife, seeretry Bore,
hoh. 4 T.. Cox OF Warrington. George Nashns'o l
Cllts, s NJ Ani his " iie, and cob Sanford 81 the
F1N11 toininss on. visited the Ccntrnlll EAdbltion
iofAY, Ihcy were rec'ted IN Memorial Htll rs Nj.
I"uh am an thty tp't NerNl nnurt ~ luOAlng
"a 90" pcufr-. 1o-llght the Prcr1enf aud MS. Grant
are th- guesta VI Ar George Was I'M ton Chdb A NJ.
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BRussELs' sept ale Nord, In to- days issue,
publishes special despatch from Constantinope CIV
ihs the following the points Of Eng anus proposed
OASIS Tor negotiations OF pc .ccs
fHst-l Lcuuuluonal al ace.
secnnd-Ihc sLlfgs QlO 1hle beHum to be maintained
asrrgrds servA anu MOnten gro, with tension OF
tvrri.OTY Tor The latter.
lnird-i erai provision for local autonomy In Bos-
MA neikckoA INA. and kuIH Lrla.
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German New York on SUNDAY

musical entertainment with readings in the
Gernanla Assembly Rooms was the New YORK Allgc.
meincr Argerounds diver ion private theatrcas ana
dance by the Dramatic Association and nv the
German'Amencan PunchinenO Association ana the
Second annual bi Of Inc Womans Association Que u
Mar! Tor the support Of the SICK, Toe turner's opened
Tue winter asVh ia their ball In Fourth ttreet VAN
the drama " youthful sin q" '
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Burning our Democratic Candidate.


AIKEN, Sept. 20-fhe mill and ginhouse
OF Mr.. NJ 4. Iiollef, the Democ candle ate
Tor SheriH OF THIS count we're burned 10 the
ground by ncendlary nrgross last night Ihs
bulldinRs were situated near Aiken.
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young nan named Barrett was killed bv n
locomotive on HE Pennsyiyans Railroad at New
ItursH.oa, y. j., on GA'u:Gay ni-tt.
a tftc' rnna'rrr named AslraU on board iand.cAr
q thr don't lsr ksiiroai, was run down at COOulT'
H. a., on aA!uiaa5, .dd Alled.
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- LONDON, sept. 2t.-keuters telegram from
BegrAde says; Preparations have been made to enable
1chernsyefrs army to carry the war for a long
lelod II ali armktice Is not concluded NJ the "a prI
ton Of the present truce. Volunteers
OF money Continue To arrive iron RUSSIA.
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Ariived-suSDAY, Sept "a.
IS Neptune. Kerry, Boston.
~ Albemarle Gibbs Lewee, Del
Re knight. Chiches.er, Georgetown, ID Z, and
Alexandra. - -
IS Pioneer wakely, WI .minglon. n. c. Via Mooreheld
CitY.
IS Assyrla. Donaldson, Genoa Aug. IL. Marsclies
GiOtaltar SIN.
IS Ashland, Crowell Charleston Sept 10.
liark knuusvig, Eyensrn London.
bark Argo IAu, Lclth.
Also the usual river ana coa5twise vessels.
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ROYAL HANNA LOTTERY.

WIN be drawn on Oct Prizes cashcd; orders uies
TAYLOR a CO, BANKERS
No. II Wall shy
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The ruhllc no longer lacks a genuine remedy
for SKIN d. casps Tue article /, Glcnu's sulphur sDap
INNS Hair aud Nhlskor Dye" BLACK or brown soc.
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Aorsrs, Glrrm9es, IL.

4 -oN ACCOUNT OF my husbands death, horses
n tuAule iul iarhlrr OF any OuslLcss halt yalue
TILL given 80 Amity st bet rhump4un nnd SULLIVAN
4 FONN-BIll.T IiORSEI . other horses, y uns
IN aud sound 90 "a, t9n. III Hester feed store
(MRRIA GES-Nu Aind- bugg,s, phaetons rocE
v away W! telts, aud other, a. manufacturers
price, hl,t bl, $3.50 Canal 81.
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iSusmtss Slotlres.
Card.
o ClrIZLNs And STRANGERS
KNOX's FALL HAT READY,
business gotltes,


ut sl3 pro4av., and uud,r he rlnn Avenue INTEL
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Largo stock a. greatly reduced uri 'es. bro
kaw br9lh'r" Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper inst.
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Furniture and Carpets, cheapest in New York,
rVVgis,-JIp,
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SANANNAH, Gu" Sepi. "a The total number
uimN'snrnN lu-4-( Mts twenty tnrce, OF which tgh.
teen were Of yellow lever
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The Weather Oalee pred,a,Ion

Diminishing northeast to southeast winds
warmer partly cloudy weather, and occaslona rain
followed Oy clearing weather. '
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MARINE INrELLIG ENcE.

hINIArrRK ALMAEAc-THs DAY
sun rises so sun srts.... 90 Moon sets 10 30
Mon WArEK-ruIs DAY.
SANDY Hook ~ So GOV. Island. 20 Hell Gate 2 A
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aIcri, ,Iast Renp Reward.

md 81 - + With Qpirf's Irsh Tea. tho great
oruYgs,s, Aig
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The Thermometer IN New } ork Yesterday
A. Hudnuts at 3 o'clock A. NJ. Oes; d, SO:
o. OO' IL NJ, ol' 800 Il. NJ d8s w. 63e a. 81; " DOE
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You neglect yOnr Hair ana become prcms-
iNl'h EllA. nii" nutc ncglrDt .ud Iul + III.
IT, IAhhEl'o hAlk bALsAN IN time. sl4 " ali
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HfliQiuus Hof,tts.

coo s &c, c.1secr ton OF Grace chapel frotcstant Eps
tIre 1hurch 1ith st.. nesr fth take piare
On Monuay morning, sent. 25. NJ II O'Clock tie &gbt
heN. HOrGtO Potter. Bishop Of New York ofic afinr
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persJul AOtjt,i.

hlSttsl~ 90 hEN, Ncryous u 'l.I. ., and kiar
" hh"'ti1lH spc Hilf an peg lurAtl. cured ~
svtuH Hours SUS.
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Spteml lIntltts.


o msIfbf 4 bR ro Ph EfE2fEygE
a. internal az welt as external remedy Ii sm
ven ven " WARRANTED FOR OVER TWIN LYNNE
l,EAlts and not bottle returne l. II cures chronic
.hest croup, diarrhpi, collie and SD SINS No prrsor
snouiu go 20 sea wIthout It, sold BY the aruVaista
Depot 10 ParS place.
"a ELEGANT EArTIAKE uEDROOT
maxer sis tsbcs, chairr, ~c.. by BOsOB's bes
ali ~ lneh-ts oc< OF all k1nds OF furUttnre
No "A Ivh.r s,scrihce must besold TUNI5 JOHNSON
.hrs :. ~ SSIPATENT PARTLY DRE-s
a. uenhinx handkerchief. 55I Broadwav ana pof
Arcn a., Pni aueDhis. " "~"'' ~"u "<'
HAik AND WHISPERS NEATLY AVS
a.,ias ~. ~ ~ Anu 81 Sn4ytn- 10 cnut9. or n Tor
n',"siio 20 ltsr ain black or brown one an.
p"'"""h SVih bV Al drugHs
10, y, II; .M,llNsLOM,s SOOrHING SYRUP
uiAuon' "ii~ys all p in, aud cures wind cole
$3.50 WORTH S0.-Fln stvle Cent? sllt as,
flhe DERBY and soft hats. 10 New Church VI mn Al rs
T. VI. sTEWART, TUE ~TtAM C.RpFT
eis""e'' 'So 'th a'' send Tor circu ar-.
K0fAi HAytNA LOTTERY. yEXT
and w ~ ds5 prze AN untlnk o $4,000 nlznest
pine $1,000 -, anu next 100000 In April. 1874 We
.o1 me t6VOOD prik' and hi the drawing Of sent 4
r. NJ rs pr Ti, We = "a es5nei That SiC901
spanr gold and Havana oils OOu Ant and sold Draft:
on Havana is,uei '''
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
5000 900
WIN be drown on Oct g Priz,s cashed orders unes,
TAYLOR a CO., BANKERS
No. IL Wall st., NY
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he SIX Elastic Truss, sold only By Ela.tic
truss company dSa bruaawAy ~, holds all ,ur,s Inp-
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JOHNSTON WILKINSON. In BROOKLYN. MONDAY,
sep, is, by ne Rev. H. NJ. :, uddrr o. T. Jtne. +.
johnston OF IorontO, Ont, To Miss sophia WILKINSON VI
BroOkYn.
oN-HAILE.-oa "Wednesday, Sept. 20, a tue
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Eitnnslrt.

RIIIICItL TEEfH especalis.- Rubber sets
~ 'i ii e. u tftt ~l 90 iil al ur. cirNul nIted
aui guarantees. 400 sbt s4tl-lurtllu.
-. KENNFDY. 80 BOND 81,
DkAI rIlIL tretn t.; singer 81 ; warranted
ID s.Ncf li.--, fNl. n.l Druti. tIout 9bl Btn ay
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rll- u p IuNLl.lN- ,. ILLr. ~. no h---l wv.
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publirations.

4 POPULAR GUIDEtO the Centeunml kNhibi
~ ton now ready. supplement "a u rues Centenary
IlistUry) superniy ius,r ted. Prcr 30 cts.
A. :. DARNks co, IN and us William h. n Y.
lust OIT.-The Past and Present OF the United
~ States. nation historical picture OF artistic merit
character, Anc in,iiu'. lon, Tor The million. General
agents aud wanted male and female sample
copies Of thofl pictuIe,.incl 90.
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wi tltllt teJtB.
: - = - ~
'INHE EDWIN FORREST HOME.

Atameeting Of the Trustees, held at Spring brook
on Thursday. September 1870 II resolved that CD
Monday. the I'd Of October 1870 the above institution
would be opened
ssid institution snail he for the support aud nainten.
snce q actor. snd actresses decsyod ~ age an.
sna have served Last ave years in the Thestncai
that profession Ut ieasI len Years wh rsof three ye"rs
TX PREVIOUS to the application. sDa nave been in the
Applicants IN writing for admission TO the Home
will address either Of the undersigned.
COMMITTEE oN APPLICATIONS;
JAMES OAkE-, a. Long Wharf, Boston,
JAMES LAWSON. Nonkers New York.
DANIEL DoCohER1Y, III Halnu' it.. Phia.
Nton.uh'i,e, held 1T sts,,. zeltans Bun I'M. Sept
p w. ,o ,ir nsing ,he committee appointed At tne
Tsry hcse law ana Illegal arrests made ~ the police,
repTese2sy,s Of ne liquor and 6cer interest. Of Tue
and 70 'Sp % Tos e
fot at the ensuing ION only such candidates as are
rsn se1 Pc: a e Just ami *
Brewers beer as.is. ana ID ossrs al
REPORT q he agitation s'Ss's aas
c. r. TOWNSEND Secretary.
DXS0hGEs speedily obtained unaer recent laws
,s %si iree e.: KIM Lawyer and Notary Pubic
llJyqTeeai ADVICE free. American Law Agency. u
AstOI utusr.
(uGAK MACHINES. all new. q each mouIds. al
Y, ne" sui nost der tOc shapes, 81 per 100. Fol
sale by GOODWIN CO., so9 Water st.
DWELL NJ. PALMER. ~ Burling sup New
sOples ana can furnish any quantity and any AZ,
required az MON hts 10. Ice.
DLAIflN.s ~ all Kinds done 10 order. In velvet
crane, aud all kinds OF de icatc color, aud goods
opposite A 4. STEWARDS
STkM ARTS SLATE. MARBLE, and Woo
VI lutes sew anu elegant dcsl gna ranging IN pric
from siu up. The trade hbersly dealt with
22O anu ~ Wcst Esd st.
FINuE BEST BROOM cons ami broom handle,
West hroal~ay
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PREPIRING FOR VAR.
Unusual Activity along the south Atlantic
md Gulf COast

SAVANNAH Jan. H.-Much anxiety is felt
as to the naval and military preparations along
the South Atlantic and Gulf coasts 1t Is UNDER
stood that these preparations have been under
way for longer time than has been imagined.
some weeks since important changes were made
In the location Of the artillery forces st. Angus
tine, on the Florida Atlantic coast. has been
strengthened. Two companies Of artillery with
full batteries are there under the command Of
Gen. Frederick Dent, the brother-in-law Of the
President Gen. Dents rank would Indicate
Barrancas AZ his command. but he arrived NJ St.
Augustine with special orders Large quantities
Of military stores and war munitions are ut st.
Augustine and IL Is given ont that the great
value of property requires this guard.
\ United States coast survey vessel Is also at
ST. Augustine, exploring the haibors. She is
commanded by Lieutenant Commander Kennel,
of he navy and arrived on Wednesday,
strengthened by tho addition Of new batteries
and fresh troops
The naval vessels continue to concentrate at
Port Royal, hut nothing is known " their dcs-
tination. They are IN an advanced state Of
equipment and ready for sea.
An arrival this evening from Pensacola re-
ports much activity there. People here have no
theory about these muNemcnt- except that the
President means to address Spain with his mill
tary and naval forces In complete readiness.
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4 COMPLAINr INTEsTIGATED.
Workingwomen Employed In Lofts not Prop
cry Warmed.


I. :. Atwater is "A large manufacturer OF
bags, employing about thirty women and girls
In sewing, mending, and turning bags. His
factory is at 30 Pearl street. .nearly opposite the
Produce Exchange, and extends through to
Bridge street The factory girls who work in
the second, third, and fourth stories complain
that they are not provided with FIRE to keep
themselves warm. They cay that they have
been without FIRE In MIR. Atwater's present
and former factories for several winters. The
rooms In which they work are open, and In the
extreme cold weather they suffer a great deal.
hen the hatchways are left open. as Is often
the case, the girls have 10 stir around and exer-
their homes at night they feel stn aud numb.
They say that Mr.. Armstrong, taeir foreman,
his spoken TO their employer several times this
winter about giving them \ nre, hut has not sue.
ceeded In getting any. Their pay - small, and
they think that the least that Mr. Atwater can
do for them Is to Keep them warm.
Nr. Atwater thought II was "A good Joke when
he was Informed ~ the complaints Of his fac
tory girls. He said that they were kept warm
enough. " 1nere are" said he, ste I'm pipes In
the rooms whore the girls are employed, and
they furnish AL the heat that Is needed" Mr.
truth or the lastly Of the girls charges might be
ascertained.
Several Of tho noighbors say that Mr.. Atwater
cannot heat his factory properly with the small
boiler that he uses for hoisting purposes. His
oftce Ia heated by a stove, as are also the rooms
Of the Produce Exchange Committee, in the
same building.
There are two or three other bag factories, It
is said, In which tho girls are made to work
without TIRE.