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r1rvorrn crrrcn's AEvr worE,
TIE Quc.'in"' isa, II l. rroDos- i to submit,
- the Ahyirory tuuucil.

The leltcr-missive prepared for the Ad-
vlsory Council Of Plymouth Church has been
framed 80 as t. cover all caacs that may possibly
arise Ia the future 10 dieturb the peace " the
church rhe council T. to be called early in
February, and an effort s ~ be mado to collect
in it n of the LEADING churches and ministers In
the country who, the church believe, are not
inta,ical. and to make the Gathering the larg-s'
of recent church history, SO that IT, ruling
which will form tho church's bulwark for tue
future. cannot he easily overturned.
The letter, as at nrst prepared, wGs 40 COM
pacty written that there was no possible way in
which the advising churches could look into the
scandal; but a. this must have inspired suspl-
cion, a change woa made so that the council can
look into the church'a administration under
those rules and principles, and thus, " tho
wish exists, go into the question OF tue charges
Tho council viii advise Plymouth Church
whether its rule for Dropping members II lncon-
sstent with the word Of God. aud whether there
can he, according to the law oil Uod, anv way to
terminate members connection with the
church save by dismissal letters, formal eIcoin-
muncation, or death. Inen. to cover Deacon
Wcs,'s case for example, the church VIII be ad-
visrd whether It should consent TO the call Of a
mutual council At the request of member VINO
had not made nnv Oh r-es against tho pastor,
whcu such reuucst l. IN de more than a wear
after the churvhs Investigation. TO suit a case
Ike that If ex- De con Iirll, the ccuncI viii ad
vsc e church wha. - do with members who
ab-ent themselves because tho church has not
taken such steps "a they tninK ought To be
taken, yet ulvc never asked for. Then, az in
Deacon Weets case again. wat to DO with
meabers IN the stM category "a the l. A. named,
who have asi.ed for such steps, and the church
hss declined 10 take thstu.
1hon to meet % case like 'int. &. q. Duncans,
what to do where mcmtera stay AWAY ON tho
sole ground that they believe tuc y istor to be
guilty of crime, Notwithstanding that the
church hnI made sbtisflctOrv Investigation.
Also to meet any clntingent case. What to do
with neupcrs VINO absent themselves foe some
or all Of the reasons mentioned. and further
moro, as I'm the Caso Of Henry Z. Bowen VIII Z
| to do with " "mcmbers whn rre generally re-
! uorteh and believed To have made charges 0r
iusinuatOus Of gross immortality against other
members - the churcn, and who, being que.-
toned 10y IN sir bret iren, declined to anirn
deny tho truth of such rcrorts or such charge '
| lhe lass ~ TIE topics e. zoe ctnaid red IL .H
e. iirrh's acti In mt roo Ing protest az .iu.
prs Storis an liudingtpn hoirg members OF inc
| mufuHl crurcil
Nr- NN1ltYn's chances for letter from Ply
month Chur,h are - uu end. aui Il she unit e-
! " .h any Other churcN. 10 viii hn thruuEn 'ht
trNinIie fr fC.slon of fnifh. She has be n d.
rec;ci iu her contest with Plymouth 70 "A grea'
tCIt tN her uncle, Jtftu4i % /. Robinson, wAl
! engaged Mr. Va CItt f'r her
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TIE SPiNISH wan CLOUD.
Tho Navy Preparing Hnbcson Crippled for
Want OF an Appropriation.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l6-The Secretary OF
tho Navy Is perploXed because large approprla-
tions arc immodatey needed, and It IL not
dcemed prudent to communicate to tho House
the reasons for asking for tue appropriation.
The monitors are to be ltted for htcen-ach
guns. which requires an enlargement o: the
p1rthoes, a. thes are now only large enough for
ninc-inch guns. Ten thous nd tons Of coal Is
to be sent to Port Royal, where the feet l. to be
concentrated, vet the crow ut the " OrcestOr q. [
Norfolk, who should ave been Paid tlrcO
weeks sgo, arc stili utnarI waiting Tor funus
that come not. In thie dilemma lt has been suR-
ge.tcd to the President that he can conmuni.
cate to the Hons his r3a,Ous for an Immediate
acprnpriation IN a confidential IN amer. "a uu-
der kule 1t the n use can receive CUubdrntil al
communications from tue President; and th >
same sscrcsy Is enJ9incu upon oath of members
anl officers as ~ the senate. There is, however,
this difference. The House IS made the judge
Of whether the subject communicated requires
secrecy. SO fdr the navy Is in fghtlng trim, wi IN
the exception Of Shipping u sufficient number Of
seam n. All the munitions OF wr for actual
hos.ilities are aboard, and during the past week
four more ironclads have been put IA commis-
air
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MnN AGAtNsr MoNEY.


Warden Gratacap. Of st. Mary's Episco-
pal Church, Castlcton, staten Island, yesterday
walked deliberately to the main veAtihue door
oi the edinre, turned the hey in the lock, and
nunI open the double doJrs. Ihls action was
significant, because, owing to quarrel among
the members, the church had been closed for
three previous SUNDAYS. Four weeks ago War
den uratucap caused the old lock to be removed
aud repl ced 1t with utw one. lie hung tue
key to tho new lock on nail In his residence,
and considered himself master Of the situation.
An enemy OF the warden was advised 10y local
Justice OF the Peace to take out a warrant
against MI. Gla,acap for malicious tfcspass, but
tue warrant has not boen issued. The fight is to
settle tue ques ion whether the church shall be
ritualstic or low a. has been e1plained in TnR
SUN. IL h. claimed that Warden GrJtacap aud
his uarty were IN favor OF calling ritunhstc
clergyman To minister 10 the congregation, but
be denies tins. 1ho choice & "a rector for st.
Mar, e remains an uUen question The warden
y rsists In Ma determination that the Rev. Mr.
fitch, Il Broollin, who has been called by tho
yes ~, shan not u0cNte Ia the churCn, ana TO
Or the Rov. Mr.. Fitch out the old lock was re-
moved ana the new Que supstitut ii.
Bishop Potter was appealed to Tor decision
10 ~ matter Tue Bbnop ht. n9t come to
nnite conclusion a. to the Rev. Mr.. Fitch. out
tn iuriay he decided 10 send the REV. VII
lam l.. scnbrOdt Of New lDrk To CaeiietOn,
t' '1"Hu sSr'gs VI, I'm ,u " M ',y INK ,1 ,
morn nc, c.lled a; Mr. & G.dtacApa house. and
" sr-clously received ~ th@ wHtd'n, VINO en-
tsriaiurd hi,d undi time Tor errN yes. aud then
csturted him t. the church. The clergyman
preached ab u, pruthtrly i.Sc aud harmoIN. ad =
Vsing his hetrer- TO s1 1--we that tley would
lc " this WullI io5 the hereafter With the cOu.
stipu-uc-s tH.t tdcy had done their dut, t.
! Gpd and uiiu. Roth par.ies .llim I, have the
tshup on tneir side, Nut TIE train seems To toe
tnat tue quarrel is uOt ended. lhr nisp.n has
not dcti4cd neither Mr. hitch shall ON late.
g., tae Vn.tfy. nut subsequently de-. rod 90 ro-
call Bis accept nee. '.h Neii.y would u. allow
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The Eject OF Gospel Light In tho Tenements
Ofthe Fourth " ard.


Last night the little chapel IN Water
street that was John Aliens theatre OF wicked
ness and pretended reformation wa packed
with mon, women, and children, who we're there
to relate their religious experiences. The re-
viyal was led bl Jerry MoCauiey and Mrs. WhIt
temore. Brother McCauley sat at ono end Il
the room, surrounded by chosen few who
Aducd the Nei4ht Ot cKnOTtatiun q tneir Tela-
t,ons OF experience. Mir, Mmi icmote ied the
singing, pl yiLg acconpaniment upon melu-
deco. \ prayer and nYmu opened the 6Xer-
cise. and tnen Hrother Mctaulcy invited
any whom the spirit moved TO relate their
testimony, cauuouing them to be as lret
a. ~ ssible. A young man tod how
ri I'd ns W 44 that IL had been put into his heart
To wurshlpin the lttls Oh pei. lie hid never
been there before, but he felt 80 hrppy That ne
knew he wouid ipln with teen often hereafter
II1 g, nycirlnu had tt en- brOuent nnout ~ 1T
Tie SUM scnOul hoy, lnd unutner Suud
school BOY b 0 putt into his head 20 he wnere
he was. Sitnn had ulFed MIN to plead a head
uche aud stA} away, hut he ri"ssed Goo that his
coming had cured ni5 heS@ chc. Il must baYe
been IL ..iir. auaHer 70 ni- llayer
Irulhcr !ioCa iiey thcn call 70 thc congro alton
| 10 sing the hymn ~ hat friend we've iuun1 80
| Je,us.' Ihi, tneY ulu Wita irrNOf. Bciweoh
lho verse; euu,o hr,tner ot slstNr related the
story a. MS - mr. rescue from life Of vice. Ihs
| Meeting c-ntlnued lac.
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A CONr..cDER.fTT END.
Declared Hctween tho Republics Of
Guatemala aud san salvador.


WAsurNoroN. Jan. 1G-War has been
declared between the Republics Of Guatemala
aud San Salvador, consequeut-it 10 reported
on some differences arising out of a project to
unite all the little republics OF Central America
into one confederation. The event Is something
which previous advices from Central America
gave US no reason to anticipate.
Not long ago Guatemala undertook to bring
about the reestab.ishment Of tho federation
which half a century ago bound together the
States OF Guatemala, Honduras, San Salvador,
Nicaragua and Costa hica. In this proposed
federal union each State was to keep Its
own Legislature, and manage its own do
mostic affairs. There was TO be federal dip
lomatic service, common clvil, penal and Gus
toms laws, like weights and IN measures, and uni
form system of instruction. Interstate dlnicul-
ties was 10 be settled by arbitration, and there
were to be a common citizenship Ia oil tue Eve
republics.
The announcement that war has resulted be-
tween Guatemala and San Salvador. instead Of
the ratification Of the federal union, leaves open
TO conjecture the causes Of such disastrous
end OF project which promised to give peace
aud tranquility to these republics. Jealousy
most powerful Of the five States, may bo n
cause (; and Guitemalo may have demanded the
acceptance Of the federal union with the intent
OF making refusal n pretsXt for war. Tho AMI
nositics OF the Roman tt'hCllc clergy 10 the
seoul riz1iinn Of instruction, which President
DarIlOs Of Guatemala Una Deen eainestly Intent
upon fcr some line. might have stirred up war.
u byth President BIfrus and Marshal GOnzles,
the President OF san salvador, were not men Of
| liberal rrinClpiea In this ftgard, and both had
not consequently excited the oppoai ion ut the
! Catholic religious orders in an equal degree.
| Not long ago in san Salvador SO yiOirnt was the
hOsihtv OF ONE Of the priests 10 the policy OF
tne Government, that one OF thein iustigd dted an
| uprsing against Mar bal Gonzales, WAC had or
| gtnzed the school system after the German
| Ilan and with the aid of German tcachets.
Moreover, IL has been uudcrsi Oul tn,t PrcsiGene
Barrios and Marshal Gonzales stood Ia an atti-
| tuds OF warm friendship toward zach othor.
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THE ooAL NINE REsUMprIox.
4 small Number only of the Operators 20
Begin " Ork Again To-Day.
Tho Imposing Ceremonies Of Lodge Of ror-
row a tntheTing Of Craftsmen Of Eigh-
est DeRrce-r The Ancient scottish Rite,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. lG.-The dispatches
announcing general resumption of work IN the
coal regions were premature. The Schuylkill
Coal Exchange. which ordered u suspension Of
work on the 18th Of December, have
decided not to resume tomorrow. The sus-
pension was intended TO continue only one
month, but duness of trade has made 1t neces-
sHry t. change tue prOgr uLne Attho meeting III
this city Yesterday the majority Of the indi-
yiuual operators were opposed TO resumption,
nut the demands Of the furnaces made ~ neces-
shry 10 open "A few OF the oOlieries. Thirty Of
the eIghfv furnaces on the Reading Railroad are
Tunnins, ana are using ABOUT 800 cars dAily. Ine
Phluelphia and Heading Co ana Iron Comps
ny took he lead IN partial resump ION aud or
dured the Op ming ~ seven or Their ooliieri 3
to-morrow. Individual operators VIII also work
bout tHrut 1.-Two more tO-inOfrpw morning.
a tout four thousand idle mon Will thus be en-
piOAed, hut sixteen thousand more VIII pc Kent
out Of euuIus smcnt, MHlH uf tho lnulNldual
operators wi hr-in work only TO keep their
men frOm starving.
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WAsuINGTOE, Jan. 10 Tho following - the
bill of Mr. BulctWd q 1ll.,ls 10 require NNloi ~
Banking Associations to ptepaW for specie pawn IA,
anu which was referred 10 the Committee On Banking
ana Currency;
That hereafter every national banking association
shall be required to retain M coin, or coin
ccrtihcates, ~ legal reserve Tor tnc rcdenp
tOn ita circulation. the cola tHt rest rccf v
ca hy or becoming due t. 6uch h.nkiuf Hshotia.
upOn ITS DouDs deposited vi h ne Ircasu cr OF
Huc hiuLinl nSslCatiuh tiA nave accuuu tttn Cuin
res rye Tor the redemption Of IT, circulation cQua 10
twenty Der ceutuu thereof
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Mrs Lawcry. once mn actress ana now rcvl.
yllist. tHhoriei IN cue Narrcn street NJ +. CHURCH N
brook IN iast evening. Size Las just come from the
Port JtivisrcsNal. There afr Two Sinds Of SOWING
sd t.c "an' each hrnrs forth IT'S appropriate fris
Npn Wto speed fncir uue 900 t1r huinid 'uum ur tno
Darrouu, ora the morse race, mtst expect Go reap a
afFt-I Nf nIuhru down ca rfltatluu ANu "a lIlurd
ht' 80 ltis Ntn women. llsif' 81 .hetlfh of women
to.ny II caused ~ oVtrurtAalLg, oVtt.ancins, anu
ONHriucv luon o. D.. Asurc.
Sle Sang au1e tnc hymn Sowing the Serd," aud
went among f1c Cnus fctatl0n. app riluy 60 them
cnOIlco tAe Lncrca ravatHu. hani hnrt al the altar
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wAsnISGTON, Jan. lG.-RCpresent uOns hav-
ing been made 10 the President uat the laws ~ the
United ob,ructed IN several Of the parishes
IN Lollsllna, United S'atcs District Attorney Beck.
with VIII be Instructed tnrou.h me Department OF Jus
tee To nrug rl conhin inns as wei ns ind Ndu.l
ufcudtrs tri undo tine enforcement act. fne r H
dcnt oppressed his dr triu1 on TO pirtrrNc ordr TO
extent OF his constitutional power. ihtrv Gre thrce
cOmpuules of cavalry ana un" company OF lnfIn - la
uu,si8ni ont there r pruhtl.l vi the use Of tie
ulilltarK ~ aid the liY Il authorities.
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PnoroGR4rns nr >ry REpoRrERs
The world Rules Long tnough by the Lion,
the Esuic, nd the " off.

In his opening prayer IN Plymouth Church.
Yesterday morning Mr Bsccner -aia that msny no
doupt had come throu-h curt sv. but be hoped that
Goa would Grant them surpr o.. la his sermon he
sat that the world had been ruled long enough bY the
Hon the ra.i ard c wolf. srd 10 tine Tor Il 60 be
fuIii it tN l.fuu tnf GuNr. love fnu fur sNturts
" 'rrnnts hc 800 Fu. the rue foundation oi athris-
tiaI lfe. iu tln ryrn said tunf many persuns
o.. rifIntu church YOU'D Cory them 90 trsvDu 81 =
fn rHfl tn, AL fi'N zitr do NHs ip nuy titket,
t,r scat, unI be- nome Without iurhcr ,nlr to to ir
luufnty hpuc. TINS. he aimed, Nas M error.
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Tnui. rilus Kcndrich'. sermon.

The Rev. runis Titus Kcndrck preached IN
Apollo Han WI lam hurfh, yesterday. Considera ole
eAc rmcnt has been created By his reurn and Il has
been expected that wasto be- arrested the warrant
oot Ded N Capt. Noln l. CucAeu urteen mout
,p thr Captain tilt he cansl4rfs ms rrputa
ton Nuuicard b1 hcudrCk 81 nj from tfe oit>, aud
intends tp tcfVr tn Narrant uni tue preacner
q = gtufI4yplhy.
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The SnerG ol Essex county q. J) Ia danger
onIy M ara me pl, eans say that he c,u,ot recover
IN lhr rrcut of his drAl he dutlc. Of hs nce vii
.o4l tO! ih1's,
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wAsuIAGroS, Jan. 10. The special committee
on the lrecdmans bant Investigation that meet, to-
morrow has nos dccided whether to conduct "a with
open doors not The Meditation Of the Democrats Ia
iu favor ut secret hat NigorHas lnQWN % ., aid
tast ar ahur OF the cnuIt"t WI furnish rAr l4rnt
material tOr the rllchlng tauNH.s wfrn N allow Cd
" ~ Out ID dlIy In.tIlIrh Ml Dc lrllter.l lMlY
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wAsnISGToN, Jan. 10. Inc Secret Service
force has nearly competed It's lab rs 40 connecting II
Comm ,luncr Of cu.toms llayues rI.Assntant se'fo
ary sawyer, ana orcrproma m asury oncil@ tnd
- .n.i ia W.u passing g-a iilr cotton tmiu-. lnc
lnytaup- -i.un 90 thtt mmi-sl 90 ol tistDrs bufcau
Niurcyt rtut iES n ,usAs tar t,ac hs '- ll-r OF
tUr Hns 30 n- lhf i'al ralANr N'NI o Voc l'i- IT I
i.tp he. ilfr-i.-4ti Ilii lur DO .u.5 Do ralHtss.
u4l,tt hllh.U-n ls lti It. rultun 'tI Hue Wliurs',
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Early yesterday morning a man and woman
entered tho Amen an loel 10 luwery, registered AS
Benjamn Jones aLd wife, and retired TO rovn. Al o
O'Clock tue man and has not DOon seen
ne ai'ernpon the proprietor KnugA dAt the eoor VI
IN room 20 hWHktn the woman, r. err Ueing no re-
tpCnse he opened H. md fuund her dead. butlc WAS
JIhk 0nbc ar, cVnglnlng Il ls Bslu, CIDER, Tue NO
uAn, about 70 yvaTs Oll, had dark hair snd Quo eIo
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The ComnGnder-in-Chiei has ordered the on
sohdatioD OF Company ~ the Twelfth Regiment with
Company /, anu Company with Company n. opt.
John MUro and Lieut. DAVID Van net, of the seventy
uiuth are ORGANIZING two rumpHues TOR The iwrIffn,
e. uUuetltutuo = battalion ia ur Ctntd e. lgu and
Guards, O4 independent parsIes tuel Will wear kIts
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AmOng the names mentioned for the Mayorai-
~ Of Long Island cry al tue spring election are those
OF H. s. DE BcSOisc, tK Mayors ChAs. Be- bo VI the
Tnird Wardi Onn.tcad 4 n ury u The Fourthi Jonn
Qunu Aching MAJOR. Gcurs" u Hunter !. ". {. Ca.
w nelah ~ whitney ut Astoria, Nui g.. ftnf,c. -.
= tones. henry l,uI pl, JoNu kuUnc, o. thr R.pub.
ncan SIDE aro H. = AnAbIo Cans ol ors, an Theodore
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wAsuINGToN, Jan l6-lt ia said that when the
stite Of Mississippi ls called IN tho House tomorrow
Mr. Lynch Of thai stale Wll Introduce an Amnesty NH.
M aa upportuniy n Do nn .rled 10 W o. tne Huu.
tInn rr0 Nuciatr j, Inrs0n Dawn Oh III % eAcluuod
trvn itI pt0Vl,i,1N.
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The Warfare Of ,he New Jersey Boys

feud has existed between the boys 0f Wash
iugton village and those ot Ilotokcn, ana there are
frequent ngt- the nlrfeuWs eiwrcn tne two psc
la go Friday ono Stci .hrfuucr nid AIS DE- al
cut open, and several OILERS Nef" naii o. lur'4 ny
stOi es Yesterday he nght was more prOcuseu, and a
boy was cat on.
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I.lhcrr am lndlo Mohe.on,. Maud.

WAsnINGION, in. ~. The House Committee
Naval hhsils mud ths tnc scope OF the inYr tFA
tons IT, posed to VIII req Iro three meetings very
week Until tle close OF tIU un, 50 pIan urr TO
fraudt tral have brtH .i-"iiA tle management Of
the kayl Dt.4IttItu
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Samuel NJ Wha.eN, ~ l.Oi9 Lafayette avenue,
brookjn, Nss kuorhtu dowu aud rruhrd ht hEhW ~
meA IA W NWtrelnot cary Yesterday morning.
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The Hippodrume h been engaged by several
Gennau ctrs fuf conc % On olLIty duly lnCI-
denio a. All diis' centennial osoOiat.Vu cA44iS Vn
Inacpoudenos DAY
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KNOxviILE, Jan. 10 Ine wife ofc1 President
johnson utd Al htT .Nus ~ n r. Jh 10 fatttIsJu
uear ureen'Ille, al II O'Clock last night
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The entire senior class of Yre College, ono
huudI rd nuiUrr Nlth 100 professors navf .ed
sea-. in huuth" u .rr ''r""' c.tnrasY cFrul. :,
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WAsuINGTOE, Jan. B.-Mr Pinchhack has
" itiru 4t tr Niil Hlaul hc a. Ma.ln. o. t.ir eek
10 utgs AOtlou OJ ths senste on hrs Claim sEseaL
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BELGRADE, Jan. ld.-rhs skonpsc selma haa
vou. 10 lIrn,h nj, Llt urIn ers uf MtuOvirts CAbi-
uet Dr aoNing ar Npru INJURIES 10 eKyced the amount
authorized - the budget
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ROME, Jan. l6 Tho Vatican has instructed
thc Al nuishop u Co gle suu Ireye to eudtayor 90
enl means Of preventing their deposition.
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DOmln!ck CuuprllV, ~ noHchnIu, foil from his
Vohlc" "a Nea Lvis eS,oT nsy. snl W-s Aihed
, 1876-09-20
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SEPTEMBER 1876.

II ia claimed that, II tho cos merchants chi, do
liver "authrae!te coai Of tin best quality"
which has to DO hauled by teams at least two,
II not twu and half miles, from
their yards for $500, they can certainly de-
liver It to tho yards Of tho citizen. for the same
amount, particularly after the price Of coal l,ns
been reduced in Chicago SLED l,elow the rrico
asked for It at tho present time in Milwaukee.
lurttce are now asking whether they l,nyc any
rights thai coal men arc tounl 70 respect: A., nnd
cage. at lcast % nilcs further from tho cont
nlarts than 10 milwaukee,, should hare to pay
lived In Chicago buy for 81.
Thcre q large gathering Of tho stockho1ders
81 ths milwaukee, Iron Con.pany1 M H. n tue eity To-
Various rlltnors arc aaoat ~ to what will bo tic
result Of their doiibcratons. AZ yet nothing fs
known. Tho general opinion Is That some ar
rangcmcnt Will be made whereby tho works rill
he kept running, and that every cent Of wages
due 10 tho employees will be paid them. The
return Of Mr.. 1iugcruan President Of tho Com
pany, imparts adIitlopal confidence to tho work.
men, AZ they all entertain the greatest respect
for him.
, 1876-09-20
Gootl Living Aul Dyst,epsia.

Dr.. Holbrooks - Ltper Complaint"
Good living Is sold to cause dyspepsia; bur
tho most healthy people Ihavc ever iinown hays
been among those who lived vel, who ats
freely several times slay Of the most nutrition,
food. by solno 1t Ia said TINT tubaeco, suul
ten. cofleC, buttor, md even bread, cause TILL
complaint; but whoever will mike inquiries %
this subject throughout the Community, viii
flnd that this Ia seldom, true. In fact, dyspep.
sla prevails, according to my experience, nlto.
gcthcr the most among tho temperate and care
fuf,-anong those WHO are careful na regardl
what they cat and drink and tho labor they put
upon tho stomach, but exceedingly carcles,
how much lab0r tllcy. put upon that delicate
organ, tho brain. Such people often cat moth.
inG but By the advice OF the doctor or some t1ea.
anything t4at l. not certalii!y harmless; tic; tI.;
chew every nlouthfu1 until they aro confident
on mature reflection, that It cannot hurt tbs
stomach. Why then, arc they dyspeptics} b.
cause, with oil their carefulncss, they pay no II.
tention to tho excitement Ut tho braiu They Sot-
tinue to write two or tllreu ser1nuus or cssayt
every week, besides reading a volume or two,
With magazines, reviews, newspapers, ETC., and
attending to much Utlcr business calculated 10
excite the mind. To me it is not strange thas
such persons have nervous and stomnchic a1Iee.
tions. The constant excitement Of tho brain
sends an excess Of blood to the bead, and,
therefore, other orgRus arc weakened, and NOR
bid scnsI6ility Is produced, which renders thu
stomach liable to arrangement from very sligh!
causes