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PANAMA. Dec. 10. The great gale at Aspn-
wall suh,lcd on the IAN inst, AMI the steamers were
ale Co. come aou-c oi what poor fragments of whsris
were lett There were no wreck or lossc' To port IN
addition 10 those already forwarded m these dispatches
l., enc case that ct the thre,mased schooner T. NJ.
Buckler. deliberate attempt made 10 de,tro, her
She was llng Ga one auclur down amt Wiu ,rc ton.
inch hawt,r. auh two smaller on's run 20 wharf 80
Iht captain itt himself reasonably safe, when Hl ~
once ms MWs'ts ia.cl an ilc vessel hc-ln Co. dag
Another anchor WA- lt amt She WAS iIAllN saved
with tIc iu-s ui luId.r Au examination az tlc law
-els u ihr Woru.ut rftl th.' NOV BAT l'rn cui by
sofr -ulu'rcI 90 shore Notlur has lopu heard hone
ot the cuudlu,u q" AGE At,as 'oInn> IS steamer Andes
reported tom NnN luh a. hr shore the MuuI of
tl, Na-lalrua Elt,E s., huuui ,,t arrived az A-piu
wall 600 tIc lnfl irt The wrrrA oi the f-lrr-- ELTON
shore no thr rirft Mai wharf. IN AsIuW 800, W,s
suId io' q The obligation 90 the notice oi She sale,
'rq1llu- rnrcnu-,t. 10 remove her within Eve days
Ul, vented tDultU tiuu
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ArsrEN-NuNRoE.- ON the 18th OF December, 1879
A. the r. SIDE 81 the brides u~ uN the Rev. Dr
Eccc.tun Dr Peter Iuwu.cud Austen u Rutgcrs tOl
lcrr New Jersey. to Ellen a. daughter u Thomas Nun
ro.. Clifton, . L.
ASDERSoN-BROwN- TUESDAY Dec ~ At tho
church " The Covenant BY Prot charles Briggs ID D.,
assisted by the Rev l. Nudge. Leroy H. And, rson 10
Margaret ]. Brown.
BROK Aw-RAFIERrY -wcdno SHAY afternoon Dec.
- AZ the residence ut the brides parents ny the rv r.
Hun. u. he Witt Brnkaw at RroHkNn 10 Emma r,
daughter nf Col Thomas Raj, rty ui Nrw hufk
cHAMhEKLlN-WEED -Aithc re.idsIr oi the brides
parents Dee ~. hN the Rev John kn,-vl of RrfoAlvn.
uncle OF the lride. john l. thamberliu 10 NuHnta T.,
dlushtcr of Robert L. Wcci Es1.. all OF Jersey city
Heights
GROWN ELt.-NiCHOLS.-Tu siav afternoon. Dee. u
hN the Kew. Henry Wari beecher. William Nelson CrOm.
well to Jennie u-so,1 Nichuis. all ui brunNiyu
iELLli f-klRk.-On The 2ith inst at ilc residence
oi the bride parents ~ sab av.. ~ the itv kOs
-lt,r Hiram l. Jen ~ klia daughter 10 Robert T. Kirk
INuN-OLfN ER-At tlr residence 81 tuc trdr ia
rents NiIuru y j. ou tho 2ifh inst hv the Rev br
C.y,r David Henry Lyon 10 sarah J,nc. daughter Of
Mark OhN,r
III il-BJ RWELL-O the IN inst. a. the church
O. TIE lformauou Brooklyn. by Tic Rev e. hlchn.
LIEUT. !. g LCI tnltDl STATE. NAVY g. Pri.rt W ed
Miss
VAN GIBSON SWIFT A. The r'-lence Of tle BRIDES
mother IN keoifiv. Dec. H. h, g. to J. ilm,n
dori. y D., assisted by The Roy VI KIN u T. the
EDy. 4 y Van Grscn n u. 10 Mana eldest itulh Of
TIE latV hariCs W SWIFT Esp
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DEFENDING JrsrIcr PINcKyET.
Neither he Nor his Lawyers C"nsrntinx that
his Physicians shall Testify.

For the first time IN the Investigation
into the habits Of Civil Justice Pinckncy. his
friend. james Il. Davies. tine d,sposscss clcrG.
attended. A long loca OF iron gray hair was
cOmbed smoothly back from his forehead over
the crown OF his head. His high eyebrows
have separate md hiGh curves toward their
Otter cXtrcmiii,s. H. has Lri.;ht. laughing
haz"l eyes. The lower half OF his nose is
crooked sharply to the right. His complex
ion is nord. ana his round chin Is seen TO
double WHEN he lowers his head. his stylish
black side whiskers being cut away below. His
u back scarf thath no pin IL wore a shiny
SILK hut. black Xii gloves. and long cuffs with
round onyx buttons. Two thirds of n Wi ,tc silk
handkerchief depended from the outer broast
pocket o. his cont. He stood up, the better to
wat n the proceedings.
fol that he had att, ndcd the 'vcnth District
civil Court at various times in 1877 and 1878.
in Justice Pinckncy: Iigcl Epstein, fancy dry
E2SSs oylGe lYfrGS yYGr G,69rlTs W. ma
cV.Ciyil Justice Of tho Fifth District Court
Josorh X b.: James, Porter oysters and
rcstnurant; George T. DQdinger,. builder;
Joseph Schwnh builder; JOIN u. V. Arnold.
lawyer, aud Henry &. Demise. lawyer.
After the examination of the a,st-named wit
moss Assistant Corporation COanscl Miller said
that he desired to nsk Justice Pinckncy. who
was now present, 10 waive the legal objection 20
his physi"ians' giving testimony. Mr. A. ii.
RHayev objected.
May 1t please the Court" Judge pinckney
said. rising have left all matters In this case
to my counsel. | can do nothing more. | can
do nothing less You know the old ndage.
man that Is his own lawyer has a fool Tor a
client 80
=" Now. want % make this explanation. " Mr..
Miller said. When on n former occasion we
asked counsel. in Justice pinckney's absence.
To- allow his physicians 10 give testimony here.
the reply was made that II was a matter for him
70 decide. They said it lay entirely with him.
Now when | ask him he IL lies with them
In discussion In regard TO the time of the
next hearing. Justice Pinckney arose again and
said: " II would be very gracious on the part OF
the counsel On the other sido 10 consent 90 an
adjournment until after the holidays"
Mr.. Reavcy and cN-Julgc Nicholas Hill FOw-
Ter whispered to the Justice. and he sat down.
The hearing was adjourned until Monday.
Justice Pincknoy sat in his court room ycstcr-
day morning. al hc has done since the Begin
ming Of this month.
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VAS ms WOmtN MrRDERED ?
George uusbin- NVcrrins that his VIE was
Assaulted In the ship Indogn.


"Thc poor woman died from injuries che
49,, t,,,, ,,,., C,,,t,, n ,,,,,..f ,t.ti va,
No' 'i''' '"' N"I""'' """ i'''o VI '"' 9''p "'''
SATISFIED
This was said vnetcr,lrv bv Mrs Sarah law
son n .,,,, ,..t,,,,t ,,.,,,r,, s,,ttn,, or,,,,,,
s""' 4'""' ''''''" N'"'''i'' s"'"u'H~ "'''HE
her brightly secured pots and pans Ia
the loiginp hluen at 1871 Leonard street The
-, I,.i IN 4 -. -, '..., a., ~,
I'p"I'cI H'l '"il'" upon hcr 1" "9''tuHn Nlia'
sh" know ~ the charge preferred by George
Ifu-bins. colorcd steward. nrnjust G.. B. Pierce
C,,t.i, - r,osIt,. LION o.. .,s.,,,,i,i,,., bfs
N"p"I' "' Wv 9IlP h'''"E"' ''i "Ssa"''hE "'s
wife. Mary llusbns on voyage from Hong
Kong 10 y w York. Mrs Lawson sni1 that Mrs
t.....,.,, ,,.,.,,,' =.
iuS"'h9 "'n' 10 "'r h""s' on lh' -''h "' O''"r
last. complaining ~ serious injuries. She vas
confined f., Lrr Lcl until u,o 0stL If Nnyc.,. har
1 - su
un" tn'h Su' "''" h'NlhH lh7'@''" from 'h'
beginning TINT her iiln"ss nr0s' from an ns-
smut by ~" Cut1in OF the Lniogn. Her hu--
hand G'orge lu-.ins no; only cnrrphoratcd
the story 90 Iris vile. but mgd" similar "nw-
llainl of ~ treatment. His story was that he
had been il used hy the .Cnl'ain. ana urnn The
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SPECIE RESUMPTION.
Can IL he begun when the Treasury and All
the Banks are Ciosedf

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-Mr. sherman said
in Cabinet meeting to-day that he believed that
several millions OF gold dollars would be de-
mandcd after JAN |. This was said in answer
to u question whether he thought there would
he any special call made upon the Treasury
after the 1stprox Notwithstanding his payment
for interest upon bonds. the stock Of coin on
hand has not materially deprecated. owing TO
accumulations Of gold through current bust
ness transactions. There has been much dis
cussion over the question as 10 what course will
be pursued by the Treasury Department with
reference TO resumption on Jan. /. This is
legal holiday, II being customary TO close public
Offices on uat day. IN order has already been
issued by Mr. sherman directing the heads Of
bureaus L. close NJ their respective Office on
The lst. This order applies 10 the United States
Treasurer rs we'll as 10 any other bureau in tho
department. and Of course no business will be
transacted The Sub Treasury at Now York
through which resumption will take place. will
alsp hc closed Tho question arises a. To what
grlloct ms closlng npr Of The United States
have upon the Resumption Mt. providing that
resumption shall laake place on and after the
Gay that; all business institutions being closed.
u would result in no great Inconvenience to
those desiring TO avail themselves Of the pro-
N"v York would b. closed any way. according
& an old custom which prevailed there II clos
ing up all business. SO far 10 resumution was
concerned. that had already taken place. AMI
ON. day lac considered. would make very little
difference. Resumption had been practically
anticipated. The banks are now Z, ting gold
from the Treasury and paying It out. They
have been paying Interest on gold for about ten
been supplied He said that the opinion in
Now York was that thor will Doe no great rush
81 ull on the Treasury for gold and that rs
NJ n- we'll ~ in New York there would be- no
demands upon the Treasury on that day should
Il Do" open. Ample measures had been taken.
4 IN
molatc all who might present themselves for
tho redemption Of notes held by them. Adli-
tional tu.ior- lad been appointed SO that there
should ho no delay in meeting al. the demands
~ the public as fast as they were made. Mr..
GlIN Ian predicted that everything would move
ON smoothly when RESUMPTION began. and that
there would bc no brisk run upunthe Treasury.
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WALKING AFTER MIDNIGHT.
nov WIDIM INDERSON OTERCOHES
SLEEP IN DROWST nouns.
Scenes In Nearly Deserted Unu-On the
Wntch-Hopes nnshed-Wooden shoes
AInaimQ-A Nnclor's NHer-A IIitIc Speech. |


Wn,ch-Iro,.. II..h.d-Vy,od~n shocs
kInatng-A nocto,'s 0Ter-A Little speech.
Vo,.,. ,o, ,,,,.,,s Nt,,tor,
,,,i.y. -, 49,. NJ .,.u,,. .t,,.,,.,, ,r,,.
., ~ , "'.''
I'm ',-,' " .,.,. ii.''.
~ ,,'N Wv ''',i
"h' S'ep7' r'"'"' now '"v u"' NUTS " ''c o"i'
morning are passed. The picture presented
nftcr 2 4. VI. Yesterday would be- striking one
4, ...-...i 80 -. IT, 80. ,,,.,.,. - a.,
garden sat Donald Mckay. tho gigantic half
lrnnd ec,ut wi, a. ,n,l snrviao f.,r th, State
g., clio MI, ,.,r ,.t,ii, ,,.,,,.,,li,,, a., ,.,,,,.
4" '"' ',''0 ""' ""i'. 'D''''N"i'''"N .''''
pany Of Warm Spring Indians. Opposite TO
him nt tho table eni Charlry Tunci. alias Dush-
,.,,. ,,i.nrt,,. ID, 60, Co.. 81. ,',.t,. -,
ing 'harl'y' u scout from oydncy' formerly at
turhcd to tho Third Cavalry. They wore white
slouchcd somhreros, and their long hair fell
ON'I UelI ah'uihoIs u" thlcN US hv'o'a Ih"li'S'
Their bronzed features occasionally lighted NJ
with tho fire Of vnr ~ thpv nnrrntrI 4, d, liston-
lhE group uios OF saNaEe s'rie' Two Ain"l'
squads Of men WHO had money up that tho pc
des,rinn would flil sat within the rallied ell
-, Ill. ,,.. IT,. a., ti,. ~ t ,i,..
.'V9 "i p".''N ""''" '"E wv US ''1" az" VIZ
liule door through which the walking woman
must nppear every fifteen minutes. Two re-
portcrs for leading New York newspapers. q
opn bnrt ooner onc ,vniter a fe,v sporta and
-, ,a,,'i ,.i.,,,,r AL ioi,,or a., ,r.,
chairs made IN the company.
Mr. Niohnnl Henry tho ,,entlcmon who on o.
80 W =, -. a..
clul'u Hs srcohu To Ha'luel '"lyor IN MS hNh'
with Barney Aaron In Virginia. kept his eyes
tocniv nVsj ON No,lnn's door every tino tho
~, ,, A. y, wi. u
n'l SuulilphVu h'I u" Hl' '"'N' ""'h s"'
failed to appear within thirty seconds which
WINS nearly every time. Henry would spring to
the door open It and peer IN. Within minute
the podt striuu would glide ont like one walk
ing In "A dream. moving slowly around the
dimly-h lighted track. Her fcot at times refused
to work until Henry took her by the hand and
spoke to her Then she would rally and push
on. alway4 without assistance except in pleasant
words and a playful running ahead AMI beck
oning los Henry. once he ran ahead lcckon.
ing lust MS She had made her second lap and
stood IN 'front.' # her door. As he ran on with
nVD rted cyos she quickly turned reversing her
walk. When II .nry looked back townrd the
door he could not see her. Thinking she had
gone In anil given up. he sprang about ten
faDt toward the door when he saw her nimhy
turning, into the hackstretch. A great shout
~, M no at the Joke Madam Anderson had played
ON him and She went around the rcmaiuiu ing
iv. inns II the qunrtor at "A hri * gait
ON coming out FOR the next quarter she was
rs drowsy ns before md n somctimcs looked as
! tbou9h sLe wonld ,iron nsl'cn on IN" track
| Ones or v,i,s' .hr nrnd1 n moVrtnrnt To enter
| nor room, before finishing her quarter milo. hut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-28
DIssECTING IN ELEPnAX1.
The Novel Spectacle that was Seen In the
Columbia Veterinary College.

Professors aud students OF the Columbia
Ni'rnary College in Thirty fourth street, near
Third avenue, on Thursday morning. dragged
he carcass of the baby elephant that died the
iay before in Central Park into their court yard.
Then they prepared 20 hoist il 10 their disscct-
INK room. The great weight Of the animal
alarmed them FOR the safety Of thoir pullies ana
hosting ropes. Reflection overcamc this dni-
salty At nightfall they had fitted up an in
slime blame. placed tho animal upon it. and Hd-
uIruel tor the morrow's work.
There gathered yesterday about the body Prof
Edward G. spit2ka. Dr. Finlay and score Of
Stud ui3. Before fixing the ropes and tackling
hey stripped the monster Of its skin. thereby
saving tAe hosting Of q hundred pounds. Sling
M.ile body upon the table. tie student, pro-
parcel FIR the AUTOPSY. Two seniors. George II.
Bras and Charles A. Meyer. with a Junior
v 30 with sharpeued knives ~ me abdomen.
WIZ. Professors SpiizNa and Flnlay cut and
IlN'd about the lead.
,Nlu the oxamnaiion was finished. Prof.
~ .1,u gave an explanation u the autopsy:
i animal was about two yours ~. and
1p' got. IT course. attinel its full growth It's
y s.i was about 500 pounds, That spongy.
D l'lnhgd looking bone contains the air
.fh"r-. IOu notice thattror" q 20 tw0s kulls.
u o. -ku!l Of The elephant that won't mad In
"" Royal College of London, 400 bullets were
,I'.dIrd, UT only one 81 TINT numb r caused
Do lhe only way 20 death, ~ nv opinion.
arug al the bend, is through the eye.
is ih" brain IT. weight is llyn pounds"
W "'"77or enld. ilarinE human lrUin h.-
D., "oN developed, Tho conyoutions aro
y intricate tlYu those u the human brain.
-l.lnl chord Is not ms large MS that Of the
Tine iruuh rich with nerves ari mus
IA'rgn Is smaller than IA" or-r'-. Tho
}'p Wlli y ti'', has two points IN ihui il
'i.W ul other animals. tbs shape is
tiuWlueulnnsier whose shape is s"me-
70 funt ot tine uurlNi~'. lh" tlnN
lup-'lo on The mock which s1iinr's me
J. .flr ln 80 inter- sting. IhH dlrnw cause Ot
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Congressman Acllen Pronounced Guilty.

New ORLEANS. Dec. 27.-The committee COM
posed Of Duncan kenner. D. Penn, Albert Voorhees,
Paul Theard. j. + Alcec Gauthaux. and H. Hcarscy
which was originally appointed TO investigate the scan.
daous charges made against Congrc Acklcn have
published u statement that puts different aspect on
the case than that sought 10 be conveyed by the
cent card signed by u committee Of Republican con.
srcssmen who gave o. their ouinou that ihe changes
against him hat been inspired ly malice. The state
mcut begins hy declaring that when the committee an.
nounced to Nj Acken that their decision. after
NM he ask,d i9r time @ reject whether he would
Withdraw from Tho ranV1ss That time grained
HIM but pending the delay Ackcu secured the favorable
opinion oi The second Committee conn o-e of Reuutl-
cAus headed hN CNNuv Hahn. ana rushed into print
with 10 Iis decision tie committee stN cUmpcl The m
20 give syups. % tie evidence, which goes g. show
that Ackltn ~ guilty of the charges made against him
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Tho sixty Gays notice given 10 the depositors
BOB the Manhattan savings Institution The 27h Oeto
bor the day following the robbery expired yesterday.
but under order OF court the suspension " business
was continued. lew depositors called to inquire
whether lhry could Withdraw their money hu, there
were not than three per ~ the counting
room No time About 5ll persons have applied iar
their money since tic robbery. and tlcy ar, an that
htfU been served with The sNt'daN notice. secretary
Alroll sal that tt it r-tlrs wtr It unusually M.
stut cas. and hvv hai letu very confederate u not
ausius the Ulcers unnecessary embarrassment Their
had been WISE aul ne short uinl thcy uuld g,t
every dollar they ha tftD-ltr1
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The Royal Aquarium at Eothesay, Scotland.
lately prc.ont,i two octolA ANA number OF Wtc, her
rims and scs ansm0ncs to TIE Aquarium in "a city Al
d,d ou tr voyage tXcept thc anoune- and these were
received Yesterday from the steamship Ethiopia. In
color and .lle they exceed ans h,Hre seen 800 this cry
T.. alt .ft .u Ats long Hul thfo" incl vlo, aui W
ih most delicate int ui h'.h, IuA aui white several
effort. have boon made g. TRANSPORT Eu-hsh herring to
tI- ctt. Int Nituut Success The f~n invariably asl
lhs particular Ut were Sent for twelve months in the
RofNc,ah Aquarium o. acpu-iom them tn cunincd quar-
tors. HuI N,t lrOrr they tnui bee lut ON board tlc
steamer tury lai dtd of tr.ht
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DIED.

MCKAY On Dee eG. Willie. second SON 0l Co.,. -ee A.
and M.iA J. VI KAY. a-rl wars MONTH 1000. lf lays
Funeral VIII take place from the Ic.l,ce cot his IA
rnts iiS 70 -f on lturllv 90 O'cleek.
NAhNtR-Ou Friday. Dee -. l. tVua Warner. in
her 7NtI wear
funeral irou the residence ~ her son. o. Ctreuter
lf' south An Il Brooklyn. !. n Siuiat Do lork
hbl Ntt--un Friday. Dec. II II. -trr. WIDOW Oh Nhert
NDuns. IN the 'fAl wear ~ her axe
Relative, ant friO ud- rcuNc-f fu 80 ii TIE H.
neral from reside uf her daughter ts Mary Rod.
man i'2 south All st. b,ookNn b. sunday. s'ti at
80 T. NJ.
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Mr.. Andrew Homer Of 43 President street.
Brooklyn whose sixteen, arsod daughter Pauline has
lecn missing since Nov 10 last Vas l,sun suit tor
shouo damages against William Smith. a Russian ship
broker Of Reach MACE brooklyn Tor the abduction II
hs daughter Smith was arrested ,n rharc ~ ahlue-
%. AMI Mr. Jane Iliuri dtt ssnah'r - csc llicNs
street inn heated in the charge rud also
aIrcstcd Justice mIcTdischarred both of them Then
the present suii begun. and order Of arrest
obtained from Justice of the supreme Court. uud, r
winch Smith Wa.luckcd up Ia tnNn.nd stg,ctia Where
hris Slfh ayers Mat hc hal nothing 10 do with
Pauline departure from home.
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No Prospect Of an Indian War.

WAsHINGToN. Dee 27-Thc Indian ONCE to-
day received another telegram from Agent Wilbur NJ
the Yakima Washington Territory Reservation. lie
saws the Indians remain perfectly submissive, and there
l. no prospect d tln,dshcd Tho smuhaas heretofore
reported go lr cu route for tie rtscrVauon wore *
Tcctrd tu arrive to-day Four ~ the uditn muldcters
u thc lrthln. family are IN irons one committed sal
en-. while attempts were bein- mnic 20 capur, MIN.
only two m.t are AT large. Hud Moses men after
M.uL. wan nLu-no-l o. ALlIlmu. N--I1-
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IS Algicrs. Hawthorne. Galveston.
~ Republic, Irving Liverpool Dec ". and Queonst0wn
18TH
- Rene actor. Jones Wilmington. y. G.
- Hawthorne. New Orleans.
- Acapulco. ShaCkf0rl AspinwalL
IS Old Dominion, walker Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk
IS Famta. Smith. Philadelphia.
s. Lybec Holmes, Fcrnandina and Brunswick.
- tity OF Columbus. Nickerson, savannah.
BARK Maud Scammcll. Thompson Dunkifk
brig Favorita, Oshol. Havana.
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THE COMBINATION BROKEN.
COAL HEREIFTER 10 ne GOJEENLD BY
JIIE L.IUS or TR.1DE.
JchIghs Absence Enforcing n dissolution 81
the uody thnt had Assembird uith ~ View
Of CONTINUING Business ~ u Has ncen Done.

OF ContiuuIng Business asst Has ncen Done.
Tho Board " Control Of the combination
formed by the anthracite coal interests held
yesterday what proved To- be their last meeting
at the Coal anil Iron Exchange in Corllnndt
street. The object oi the meeting was 10 form n
new combination for the coming year There
were present President Dickson Of the Della
ware and Hudson Canal Company. President
sam Sloan Of Tie Delaware. Iackawanna and
Western Railroad. Judge Lathrop. prrsilnn.
md Receiver Of the Central Railroad Of New
Jersey. President Hoyt Of the PENNSYLVANIA
Coal Company, President Gowcn of tho phila-
dolphin aud Reading Railroad. and Dr. Lindor-
mann, representing the interests OF the Lchigh
Valley operatives. The Lchigh Valley coal and
railroad companies. Of which Judge Packer is
Pres dent were not represented. Judge Packer
had previously declared that he would not D, n
party to nm agreement for now combination
until ultrr tho close Of the fiscal year NJ his COM
ranies. Jan /. when he should ascertain from
the books whether the combination had been OF
any h"n"ilt tO thcm. judge Packer has always
demanded for his Interest higher proportion
IN a. TN ny than he j Is received.
Nhen tuo subject OF "a new combination was
introduced DR. Lindermnnn said that tho au-
thority Delegated to him was only to represent
his constituents regarding business Of the pres
eilt combination. lie therefore withdrew.
The meeting then passed the following
Ui.'' The pro sent mcetnf convened for the purpose
anihrncc co,i tale iar is7 aud l notice thereof has
been si,cn To the representatives Of the Lehigh
ul.e. No representative of the Lohieh operators or
ui.s" in. nt,orly useless 70 make any arrsnserncn
ctauon a. The lhgh Valley Operators including the IL
h'~''oi That this meeting now adjourn sine die
hOme Of the representatives. Interested ex-
press u hope that a new combination will be-
formed, but il Is said that additional interests
d int ltll4fff mn
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MINNIE INTELLIGENCE

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sun - sun s.ts..... Noon sCtl.. -
uiaH WAtFk-fIis NV
sandy HOok.ii * Ooy Island II - Hell Oate... 90
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1nnrs,. Agaln.. Ke.l..er Loew.

Ai'ANE Doe. a. Formal charges were to.
"ri 90 Gov Robinson, by Henry J. KnoA anH
'Hr' Bush ~ .hc Ntw York Bar Association Con.
"-'H't FlOd,riek W LOew, Register % the
Is. b work. The charges are au cWlu dlWrut ul
In .niy luii in New YORK Tho Governor
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Monthly Grand Distribution. New orleans. Jan. ~
1857 prizes total $40 900 capitals s3O0n Fi0OOO
son. &C, 10000 tickets, two 81 dollars, halves
one 81 dollar Apply to NJ DArriiN, z o box
No go, New Orleans, La, or l. PLUM, $40 Broad
wav. Now York
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ia session Lfrt reliant d,Frelqrrv "a fli lii7 ln Inc
counts ~ e late Treasurer, Luther IL Conkhh, with
OsNtgy county