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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-15
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.
Scheme for Connecting Ohio and
Missi>sippi valleys with the Sen

WAsHINGToN, March IA report
was made to-day which will form the
basis CT the recommendation Of the
House Committee on Railways and
Canals, for the passage of the bill to pro.
vide for cheap transportation of freight
between tide water on o. near the Allan
tic Ocean and the Ohio and Mississippi
Valleys. The Committee say no lands,
money, guarantee or other aid is asked
for, or believed to be needed, from Con-
gress. A consolidating and trust organ
izing act is required TO enable this high
way to be constructed ard bonded as a
continuous line TO be devoted to
freight, making passenger trade subser.
Went thereto, until It's needs shall re-
ouiro special tracks. This bill c0ntem-
plates the entire construction ard equip
ment with borrowed capital, the owner
ship, however, to be held in trust only
for he loans, with the reversion, after
they shall have been repaid, to public
use. No profits are, therefore, coutem-
plated. beyond the stipulated interest on
the capital borrowed, and the rates by
irejghts are intended TO cover, besides
running expenses, only the interest on
ali moneys borrowed on all bonds and
coupon stocks for the construction and
equipment of the railway, all surplus 10
be applied. to the sinking and redemp.
tion funds provided for the repayment OF
all such various loans, within period OF
fifty years.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March IA.
SENATE.

A number Of pension bills were passed
during the morning hour, among them
one granting $50 per month to the widow
Of Rear Admiral Charles Wilkens.
Mr.. Voorhees, introduced bill pro.
viding for the payment of all customs,
duties and all other debts due the United
States IN legal tender notes, at par, ex-
cept in cases where it is otherwise ex-
pressly stipulated on the face of the con-
tract. Referred.
Mr.. Teller introduced bill 10 regulate
passenger fare ard freight traffic on the
Denver Pacific and Kansas Pacific rail-
roads. Referred.
Consideration was then resumed of
unfinished business, being bill in re-
gard to tho Union Pacific Railroad sink.
ing fund, and Mr.. Mathews spoke in
favor of the bill reported by the
Committee on Railroads, and gave notice
that he would hereafter submit it as sub
stitute for that reported by the Judiciary
Committee.
Mr. Matthews explained the bill re-
ported by the Committee on Railroads,
and said that the bill of the Railroad
Committee did not emboiy the PROPOSE
ton which had been urged by the rail-
road companies; it was based as ali
legislation on this subject ought be based,
on the consent of the parties. With
out their consent it was his deliberate
conviction that Congress had no author
ity of law; that the Government had no
authority TO insist on such matters, the
performance OF which will violate an
existing contract between the parties.
Pending discussion Mr.. Gordon by
request introduced q bill to authorize the
construction of narrow gauge railroad
from Bismarck TO the Black Hills. Re-
terred.
The consular and diplomatic sppropri-
alton bill was then received from the
House representatives, and referred TO
the Committee on Appropriation.
The Vice President announced his sig
nature TO the House bill tor the relief of
VIM. a. Hammond, late Surgeon-Gen-
eral OF the army, and it now goes to the
President for signature.
Mr.. Christisncy took the eoor to speak
on Monday on the sinking bill, and the
Senate adjourned till that day.
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HOT, HOTTER. HOTTEST.
Hot Water Hotter Fire - Hottest
FinancierIns The Hot Springs
Bank BoiIs, Burns and Anerwards
Bursts.

Special TO the Register.
HoT SPRINGS, ARK, March Ia.
The impression having gone abroad
that, in consequence of the recent
fire at this place, visitors and inVa!lds
could not be well accommodated at the
Springs, deem it proper to announce
through the REGISTER that only the
business portion of the city was destroyed,
and that the hotels, boarding-houses and
bath-houses mainly escaped. DR.. Storer
and family, Of your city, who were at the
Hot Springs Hotel at the time of the fire,
are now comfortably situated at 9 private
clearinghouse.
The sensation of the day was the fail.
ure, yesterday, of the Banking
House of Sumts, Lstts i Co.,
whose office was burned in
the late FIRE. Many of the visitors had
all their funds deposited In this bank, and
there is much excitement and indigna-
tion among them. Resident depositors,
however, Jared no better, and are just as
free ir their denuncistions. A meeting
OF the depositors is being held as l write
this dispstch, but it is not at all clear
what they can do. The deposits amounted
to nearly $4,000, which is probably en-
tirely swallowed up.
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EAsTERS AFFAIRS.


VIENNA. March l4-RIssis has 10
timsted her desire thN the copgres,
meet on March S0th, the twenty-second
anniversary Of the signature Of the treaty
Of PArB. The Austrian government
firmly anticipates that the congress will
assemble on that day.
BEBLIE, March IA The Anglo Aus
trisn demand that the whole Of tho
RussO-Turkish agreement shall be sub.
mitted 70 the Congress, arises from tho
belief that special and secret grange.
ments have been entered into indepen.
dent Of the principal treaty.
LosDos, March 1.-The Chancellor
Of the EIchequer ssid to-day that Fog.
land would enter the Congress. The
government Is now communicating with
The various powers regarding the terms
on which we enter the Congress. The
Chsscel or alfO said be could not enter
into details, but be might say that In the
Congress each power would main
tain liberty OF action. II WAS
10, intended that the majority should
bind the minority. EnglAnd will main
tain her views 10 Congress, and will re-
quire, before entering il, that every sr-
ticle Of the treaty Of peace sbsH be
placed before Congress in such . manner
Ihst Congress can Judge whether they
are 10 be accepted or not.
LosD9s, Msrcb IA special from
Vienns says Il ia certain tina. The Porta
~ the instance Of Rus.is, hS decided 10
oppose the occupation Of Bosna and
UsrZ-gOTiSE.
yIESsA, March 1.-The new Free
/ Pr.ss. states that the Crown Prince Of
Auytris will soon Wait the United Stats
| and Brazil.
LoSDos, March 1.-THE Admiralty
bought the Brazilian IRON clad lode
pendsncs.
LONDON, March 1.-The Standard
announces that the Admiralty bas order
ed ell outward bound nep-o!-wn to-.
detained 70 strengthen the Aedi.srfansai
feet
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
pa,.u.erT Train Badly wreck ed.

CHEYENSE, Wy, March 1.-THE
westbound passenger train MSS thrown
from the track six miles West OF North
Platte. st $50 this morning by broken
rail, the engine and mail csr passing
over all right. The baggage car, two
coaches ST ID sleeper were bsdly wrecked,
but fortunately no one hurt. There were
three emigrsnt cars attached to the rear
of the tram which were replaced on the
track aud taken back TO North Plstte,
with passengers, who will remain there
until the next regular train for the West
tonight. The Colorado Central train so
long snow bound At Taylor snd Lone
Tree, arrived here ST ten o'clock this
morning.
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New HampsnIre Election

CONCORD, n. H., March l4.-Returns
are N from sill the towns in the Stste,
except sixteen. The Governors vote
toots up, Prescot 8S,540; McKesn. 3 =
57l; scattering, 535 The sixteen towns
to hear from voted last year, Prescott,
9O6; Marcy, l OS0; scattering 8. Recko' :
ing the vote Of these sixteen towns as the
same as last year, Prescotts Plursli-
tv will be 1915. his majority
isl.l35. Prescotl's vote last year, ~, 15I;
this year, S9,4lS; Republican loss, 1890.
Marcy's vote last year 36.I26; Mexican :
vete this year, 37,769; Democratic gsin,
l.O43. scattering vote last year, 399, this
wear, $50. The Prohibition and Green
bscS votes are counted q scattering.
Total vote las, year, 1852; this year.
-92
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WASHINGTON TOPICS.
CHEAP TRANSP0RTATIO TO
THE sEABOARD.
Changes In the Tariff Rill-Educa-
tiOnaI - Timber Thieves Re.
sisfance 10 Revenue Off
eers-New silver
Dollars,
EDUCATIONAL.
Bill 10 Set Apart Proceeds OF Sales
OF Public Lands for the Education
OF the PeOpIe

vi uoIIc Asuuus IOE the BuuchtlOu
of the People.
WAsEINsToN, March 1.-The Com.
mittee on Education and Labor to-day
instructed Mr.. Goode, Chairman, to re-
port the bill providing that the net pro-
ceeds OF sales of public lands shall for
ever be consecrated and set apart for
education of the people. The act is not 10
have effect to repeal, impair, or suspend
any law authorizing the prs-emption Of
public lands, or entry Of public lands for
homestesds, nor as limiting in any way
the power of Congress TO alter or extend
the right of homestead, and limit or
abridge the power OF Congress over
public domain or interfere with grant
ing bounty lands. The Secretary of the
Treasury is required on the 3lst day of
July OF each year to apportion to the
several States, Territories and the Dis.
trlct of Columbia, on bssis of populs-
tion between the ages of 5 and Il, the
net proceeds of the safe of public lands
for the previous year; provided that after
five years, half OF said net proceeds, and
after ten years. the whole OF said net pro-.
ceeds set apart as an educational fund,
which said funds shall be invested IN
bonds OF the United States bearing rate
OF interest net less than per cent per
snnum, both principal and interest psys-
bic in coin, the interest on such educa.
tional fund only TO be appropriated as
above provided, and that tor the first ten
years the distribution of the net proceeds
and interest on the fund to and among
the several States and Territories and
the District of Columbia shall be made
according TO the number of their respect
i've population of ten years old and up.
ward who cannot read and write,
as shown from time to time by the last
preceding published census of the United
States. The first apportionment to be
made on or before the 3lst OF July, 1878,
when the States and Territories shall be
entitled to receive their distributive
shares.
Mr.. Goode will offer an amendment
providing that one-fourth Of the moneys
appropriated by this bill shall
be given to agricultural colleges
and institutions of learning established
in accordance with the act OF Congress
July 2, 1862, unless in any case the State
Legislation shall otherwise direct.
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Immigration 10 Kansas,

TOPEKA, KS, March l4.-lmmigrsiion
10 Kansas still continues unsbs!ed, and
the various land offices are cveraowIng
with Homestead and pre-emption entries.
Twelve thousand scres were taken st the
Lsrned land Office in one dsy last week,
and yesterday the sales Of the Ascni.on'
Tcpeka sud Santa Fe railroad company
reached $4,000, sll to sctusl settlers.
Four tall passenger trains, consisting OF
thirty cosches and containing l,5oO peo-
ple, passed over the road TO Southwest
Kansas yesterday.
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Resistance TO Revenue Officers In
North Carolina.

WAsH,SGToS, March l4.-Collector
Brayton, st Greenvllle, s. g., telegrsPhs
to the Commissioner Of Internal Rev
enue that he has organized force Of
thirty men, who are now on the way to
rlckens county. Redmond with thirty
men followed Captain Hofnau's force Of
eight men al day Tuesday. They BE-
ing powerleSs TO contend with RedmOnds
gang, retrested 70 Essley, and are await
ing reinforcements. Redmond has or
dered the citizens St their peril not 10
furnish food or shelter TO the revenue
officers. Warrants Will be procured for
the jail breakers and other revenue cui-
pri,.. They will either be captured or
become fugitIyes.
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Emigration TO Liberia.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE PennsyI-
vsnia Colonization Society has suthoriz.
ed the American Colonization 20 send, at
It's expense, fifty emigrsnts to Liberia.
They will leave the lsi Of May, ard will
locate st Fiourisberg, ir the settlement
OF BremerviIle, ten miles from Mon
royis. L. was nsmed in honor Of the
late Charles Bremen, Of Pittsburgh, by
whose generosity many emigrsnts have
been enabled 10 reach Liberia
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Inc,uliary Arrested.

ST. LOUIS, March l4-The fifth At
tempt within three days 70 burn the resi-.
dence Of Z. 9. Lockland, one OF the
fines! in the, city WAS made tonight. On
two former occasions the children had
q narrow escape from sufocatlon. The
flames were eItlnguished 10 night after
one room had been burned out. Barbara
Schneider, the nurse maid was arrested,
the circumstances showing the II cendiary
has been a member Of the household.
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TIMBER THIEVES.
Depredations on Government Lands
I'm Florida.

WAsuIHGToS, March IA report
received at Pensacola states that within
radius of seventy five miles of that place
the public lands have been denuded Of
more tim Der than in the same radius in
any ether locality in the United States.
1t is estimated that sbou. seven .tenths Of
the lumber shipped from Pensecola is
taken from the public domain, and that
100000 could be recovered for the Gov
ernmen. if the cases are properly prose-
Cuted.
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Conflict with the Vatican,

ROME, March l4.-The government
action touching the Bishopric of SsIerno
must lesf to S conflict with the Vatican.
The Royal Procurstor maintains that
seven Arch oishoprics and seventeen
Bnhopricks in the former kin gdom o.
Naples a-e under crown patronage by
virtue Of 9 concession Of Clement VII.
10 Charles V.
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Hurtier AT Sea-

NEw YORK, March 1.-THE shipmss
,ers in Baltimore, think concerning The
attempted theft OF the British brig Allct
and cargo. the Circumstances OF ~hict
were msde public yesterday, that the
conspiralors hsve PROBABLY murdered
Csptsin Campbell OF the AhGe' WnC
sailed with her from Porte Cabelio, sne
the authorities have te!egrsphed to tns
owners Of the Alice st New brunswick
for description of Captain Campbell.
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Ohio LPEisiatuFP.

COLUMBUS, March l4.-In the Senate
A bill 20 extend the mechanics lien law
from one 10 two wears, passed. Senate
Joint resolution asking Congress 70 make
no change in the tariff laws which pro.
.ect American industries, was reported
bsck by the Committee on Federal reIa-
lions, who recon amended substitute de-
c!sriug Tor tree trsds. The resolution as
sneLted was defeated, yeas IL, nays Is
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subscriptions TO Four Per Cent
Bonds.

WA.HISGTsS, March 1.-THE total
Subscriptions to the four per cent bonds
since the cate OF the Treasury circular,
January 10, advertising the losrr Is
s3,5O0.Oo0. The subscriptions for the
present month TO dat. aggregate S5o0oc'
To-day the subscriptions did no' 60
above $4,000.
The Secretary Of the Treasury says that
the report that he hAs decided 70 sell
. large amount Of ~ per cent bonds 81
par in gold n erroneous, that be has
made no such decision.
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Three Congressmen all in a Row
Charleston Courier.

CharLeston JOuIItT.
The Pan nhandle Nei0s and the Writ
County Mentor, il We remember right,
ask with great flourish: Whist Con-
gresham hiss done more for his district,
locally, thsn Col. Ben Wilson"
Now, everybody knows exactly what We
are going 20 ssy--eIcept the above
editors, but We will SAY it just for their
enlightenment, Hon. Frank Hereford
and Hon. Chss. j. Faulkner. The former
by 8 preponderance of about $6oO.Oo0,
the latter by 8 majority of $500 600.
Let there be lighti
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weather erIndIeAiious.

WAsHIyGroS, March Is, A. M.-For
the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys and
Lower Lakes, rising barometer, colder
north 10 west winds, And partly cioody
weather and rain areas or snow 10 toe
last district, gradually followed from The
westward by falling barometer and Trnd'
,hif,irg 70 warmer souiheai or south est
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Negro Preacher Hanged.

NASHVILLE, March H.-Rev. Brown
Cable, colored, was hanged At Winches-
ter st 8 o'clock this afternoon for the
murder of Felix Gardner, colored, June
%, 1875. Ten thousand people witnessed
the execution. His reck was broken in
the fall, and be died in seven minutes.
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Female ForEer.

MEMPHIS, March 'l4-Miss Mary
Hampton, prominent school teacher 10
the public schools of this city, was dis
covered 10 dsv 70 be 8 forger, she
having Forged the names Of Superintend.
ent Lesth and other prominent ipersons
to notes OF which she got from banks
and private parties $3.50.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, March IL Cotton
Steady at 10 l5-l66ll l-l6c. Flour
Receipts 1900 barrels; No. 2 So %
Cd,3 So superdne western and state
81 l5(dy4 rs; common TO good 81 7jt1
5 Is; good to choice s. 2O(d5 IS; white
wheat extra S. 9O@G 80; extra Ohio 81 80
GG rs; fancy 81 55CG7 IS; st LOUIS 81 ~
al rs; Minnesota patent process ~ 400
8 25. Rye Flour-Steady at 50 O(GS 30.
Corn Meal-Uncbange Whest-De-
mAnd fair for export, checked by the
frmnes of holders; receipts 100000
bushels; ungraded spring 81 q; No. 2
Chicago spring 81 23@l 23!; No. ! Mil
wsukee 81 300l 81; ungrsded red win
te- 81 30; No 2 do 81 35Gl BAY; No. 2
North western seller March, 81 26(gl 80.
Kye-Steady; No. western Tic. Barley
No. | rowed state G2c. Corn-STong
and in fair demand; receipts $1,000
bushels; ungrsded western mixed 4SG
SIC; steamer mixed 53@j3Ic; seller
March 52iGj4c; seller April 53tG5S!c
steamer yellow o.. Oats Unchanged;
receipts 1900 bushels. Co1ee-DuLi
and unchanged. Sugsr-Qgiet but firm;
fsir TO good refining 7.GG7.ci prime 7ici
refined steady and IN far demand. Mo.
asses-Quet but firm; New Orleans ~
| G1yjOc. Rce-Qoiet and unchanged.
Pelroieum-DnIl; crude tic; refined
llic; United s74@5sic. Pork-Strong
q. $40 %. Beef-Quiet; western long
clear frmer at 5.G,j 3 lGc. Lard
Prime steam st. 81 &OCG7 35. Butter
Heavy; western 7922c Cheese-At 7(g,
l3c. Whisky-Qmst st u 06l@l o..
Chicago.
CHICAGO, March l4.-Flour - Dull
srd unchanged. Whest-Aciive, firm
and higher; No. 2 Chicago spring, Gilt
Edge, 81 O7t cash; 81 G6.Gl 0e! seller
April; 81 OGi seller May No. 3 81 OH
rejected SIC. Corn-SLrong and higher
st. 43tc cash; 42tc seller April 42ic
seller May 4lic seller June. Oats
I Quiet, firm AID shsde higher 8! Z8tc
cssh; 2itc seller April; 26. seller Asy
Rye-Stesdy and unchanged at S.c
Bsrley-EAsier at 45(ai7c. Pork
Unseitled but generally higher; closed
Erong At 50 40 CAST; 50 42ia,9 45 seller
April se57sCa9 60 .e.lsr hsy, ,sIes a.
So 45(a.9 Gz5 seller MAY. Lsrd-Acti7s
! firm aid higher 8, " 10 easb; 81 IL!
seller April; s. 20 seller May. Buls
Mests-Ac:ive, frm and higher 'h0ul.
ders Bic; short rib 81 short Gear 5tc
Whhky-Sominsl - 81 o..
PhIIadsiphin.
PHILADELPHIA, March l4-F.our-
Easy; supertGe S325C,3 50; extra s. 20
PsnrsyiTsnis family s5 1896 90 hib
pesot,s S. jfCa,G %; high grades sEC
patent S. GOAL 80. Whesi Heavy
sncer 81 ZsCIl "a; red 81 25lalI u
white 81 S3al 26. Corn-E.sy yellow
| 53tc; ui1ed 52ic spot and seller Msrci
and April Os.s-Frn;. white western
( 35(a3Gc; western mixed 32.Ga,2i!c. Ry
i-DIu 81 GsfaG7c. ProvisiOn-E Stead }
Pork--At SO 60C6Il %. Besf-Incl
Mess 9. $24 OOG5z5 20. HAMS. 8
G94c. Lsrd-SSeady; city kettle o. o
GGS7 rs. Butter-UnchanEet- Cbees
-Steady and unchanged. EggS-D Dul
western IlGl2c. PetroIeom-Pirpe
crude .. sI99ic; refined LIE. WbHk
-Strong; Western 81 O6.
OH City.
OIL CRY, March 1.-THE marie
opened steady and dull st 81 57i; n
yEnced 70 s1 6ss closing ~ 81 set BIZ
Shipments Sl,0OJ barrels; s.les aggr'
gated aSS, 600 bsrrsls.
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aFfne.

NEW YORK, March l4-ArrlTet-
Steamers France from HAvre, and Par
ibeon from Liverpool.
LoSpoy, March 1.-THE s.esnsrt
Wyoming and SchiedAm, from New
York, hsve arrived out.
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THE sTOR N.
Great damage Done In Ohio

CISCISHATI, March l4.-Advices from
the interior of the State indicates that the
storm OF the past two days has been one
of great severity. A great amount OF
d.mage WAS done property generally,
especially railroad property. A large
rortlon of the lower part of Mansfield,
Ohio, was covered by water TO the depth
of three feet, covering the floors OF msn y
dwellings. A number OF barns were
swept away. A number of bridges upon
the Fort Wayne railroad have been IN
iIred, one carried completely away. At
Z.nesvile the street car stable and two
story frame were demolished and The root
o. the Pre-, byterisn church and that O.
4 number OF dwellings carried away. A
freight train rau into culvert, wreck
ing the train and killing the engineer.
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Death Of Commodore Pinkney,

BALTIMORE, March l4.-Csmmodore
Robert T. PInkney died this morning.
sged 81 ye4rs. At he outbreak OF the
civil war, the deceased was . captain IL
the United States navy, which he re-
signed and entered the Confederate SER
wee
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The W heat Crop.

The Gazette publishes dispatches from
tifty-seven points in Southern Ohio,
Indiana snd Northern Kentucky from
which it appears that the prospect for 8
large crop OF wheat is exceedingly good
The average sown last fall is larger then
ever known. Not one report is unfsvor.
able, though from few points there are
apprehensions OF rank growth.
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New SIIyer Dollars.

Ten thousand new silver dollars were
received a. tie Treasury to-day, and
sbou. 5000 have been paid out in eI-
change for gold.
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Change. I'm the Tariff Bill.

WAsHISGTos, March 1.-THE Com
mite on Ways snd MesEs msde num-
Der Of changes in the tariff bill to-day,
among them, salt in bags, sscsi, barrel;
or other packages, II cents per 100
pounds; In bulk, s cents per 100 pounds;
new type and type metal 20 per cert. Ad
vslors,n
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Robert Hamilton, eI-member OF Con-
gress, died at Newton. n. j. yesterday.