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New York.

EEw HOEE, November 7.-Cotton firm nj
II 7:lGAll 0.lGc: futures strong. Flour steady
receipts, 2, 900 barrels; western and super6ne
- UOao 70 common 10 good s. 6OA5 50;
good 10 choice, s OOaI IS; extra OHIO, s. 75I
! Is white wheat extra, 81 0OaG so; ST I.ouii
~ 0OaS 90; Minnesota patent, s. 2has Is
Wheat weak; receipts, 5000 bushels; un,
graded, 81 25al 27H; No. 2 snripg. 81 2Sa
l 80; No. 2 Chicago, 81 3Oul 81; InrrAlletI
winter rid. 81 20al 81 No. 3, 81 sal S0yI
steamer No. 2, 81 SIX; mixed winter,
81 HhA1 IS; ungradhd amber, 81 30nl 9JIf;
No. 2 amber; 81 SJHal 37If; ungrahed white
81 SlHal 50; No. ., 81 Sal 35; No, | DO
sales ~, 1000 bushels at 81 3G4Al SOI<; No. \
RET, November, sales ISL, 900 bushels at, 81 SOH
al SsH: December, S9G,0 d., 81 Ilal ii;
january, 10000 do, 81 4GHal 4S. Rye 1ulct,
Corn quiet; receipts, 1000 bushels; I'm,
graded, 614A5Sc; No. 5, 64a5Sc; No. 9 6THn
5S5zc; round yellow, 55c; No. ., November
5Skc bid, 6Shc asked; December. GOKc
OaB Armi receipts 2O4 100 bushels; western
mixed 43ai3Jfc; white, cash, 4SaISc. Hay
hrm and unchanged. Hops quiet and uIl.
changed, Coffee dull and unchanged. Sugal
strong; fair TO good rellRing S5tn0c. Molasst,
dull and unchanged. Rice. Demand fall
and market firm. 1llOw quiet at 7Ha5Ec
RoSin nominally unchanged. TurIentine Il
ailc. Eggs, western lOa2l Nc. Pork strong:
mess $lU 40all 90. BeCi-Demand active
Cut meats steady: long clear $GlO: Shorl
clear ~ 25. Lard firm; prime steam 50 Il Ha
. so. Butter quiet but lInn; western lsaiOr
Cheese nOmlnAlly unchanged. Whisky steady;
western held at 81 10,
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Al Kansas city, no, Causing the Death
oFSOVcn Persons.
KANSAS CRY, November IA terrible
disaster occurred on the corner Of Second
and Main streets, this afternoon. The ex.
tensive cracker aud candy mandatory Of
CarlG & Son, three story building, tumbled
down and was completely consumed BY
fire. At tho time tho accident occurred
l07 persons, mostly boys and girls from l2
10 20 years wero at work In the factory, all
Of whom escaped alive except seven,
The cause Of the accident cannot DO
fully determined, but Us an explosion oc.
cured simultaneously with the fall OF the
walls, It Is supposed TO be a repetition ol
the accident in New York last year, a
starch explosion. As soon as the walls
fell the buildings took Ere, and the fire
department was on hand In 8 minutes,
and by their efficient service the flames
were kept from extending to the buildings
adjoining.
Assoon as the news Of tho accident had
spread about tho city, the parents and
friends ei those employed there tocked
to the scene to learn the fate Of their
loved ones, with anguish depicted on their
Cauntenances until they found those for
whom they sought. AS soon as tho fire.
men had SubduOd tho flame tho set TO
work digging for the dead and up to ten
r. ~, had taken out threo-Emma Kem.
per, Anna Becker aud Charles Schullis.
Those still missing and supposed 10 DO
in the ruins are: louise Aummell, Andy
Mcconnell, George Kempcr and Johnny
Kempcr. The buildings and contents arc
total loss. Insured for $4,000,
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virginia and West Virginia Securities.
The Baltimore papersof yesterday quote
West Virginia deferred certificates" at
Il bid and S asked. We notice sale Of
5000 at the former price. There was a
heavy tumble in Virginia securities on
Thursday, on receipt Of the news that the
H4ljasiers had a majority in the Legisla-
tun. The .iulrricdn OF yesterday says:
"'rlle feature at the stock market was
Siurther heavy decline in Virginia securl.
ties, due, Of course, TO the success OF the
replldiHtOrs in the recent election in that
State. AT the iinst board $4,000 Virginia
cnnSols sold at from 81 down to 5Sl, chief
ly at the latter price, or A. below the clos
ingof Wednesday. At the second board
SS,OOO additional changed hands at 5Sla
81, and $1,000 do, buyer 20, at 50, clos
Ing 5S, bid, 50 asked. On Tuesday last,
when it WIS believed that the debt.payers
would certainly carry the election, the
pire for consOls advanced to GOi. The
rlasing figures Of to-day are Just 8 per cent
lover. There were also sales OF some $685.
an Virginia l0-iOJ at prices ranging from
y down to ijs, closing 49, bid, against 81
hdon Wednesday, n decline Of u per cent.
peelers were also lower, selling from 20
down to .gl,
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CoLuMDus, o., November 7.-Georgo II,
ThHrston, Chairman Of tho Executive
Committee Of the Ohio River Commis
sion, and John A. Shank, Secretary, arc
making tour Of the seven States border
ing on the Ohio river with view Of
urging upon the Governors Of those State,
the Importance oi a more active effort
In this direction. Gov. Bishop has prom
ised TO do his utmost to further the work
The Commission will meet In Washing
ton City, December 10th, and invitations
have been extended To tho Governors o.
the States esperiallY iniarestnl.
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PHILADELPHIA, November 7.-Johu Iry.
Ing, a burglar, who escaped from The
Brooklyn Jail and was arrested here while
attempting burglary, made an effort 10
escape to-day, when taken to tho Court
House. He was given permission 70 enter
the retiring room, soon after no made an
other request to visit the room, when ex.
animation was made and It was found thai
bricks had been removed, making 4 hole
one by two feet, Irving was then arralgn,
od, pleaded guilty and was sentenced "a
three years aud nine months In the penI
LenllarY.
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MENIC'O.

CRY or MExICo, October 80. Presi,
dent Diaz has taken firm ground against
official intrigues IN the coming election
lie caused circulars to be issued, directed
TO all government employees throughout
the republic, ordering them to abstain
from all participation in election organi
Eations under penalty OF immediate re-
nova, and has recommended TO members
oI tho Cabinet tho enforcement OF this or,
der In each department Some news
papers violently cenSure tho measure as
restriction Of tho rights OF voters,
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 7.-Thore was q
Cabinet Council yesterday and another
will be held to-day.
Private letters from ConstantinoplS con.
firm the rumor OF the extremity Of dis
tress In tho financial matters Of Turkey
Even the pilgrimage TO Mecca, which ha,
hitherto been provisioned at tho expense
oil tho Government Is unable TO get any
assistance, an event which has never be
lore occurred since the establishment o.
the Ottoman Empire.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, November bismarck is suf.
tering from the eiIects OF a long period Of
hard work, and he is not likely to expo.
rience much relief until he observes the
advice Of his physicians and takes perfect
peace and quiet for considerable time.
The Vice Chancellorship Of Germany
has not yet been offered to Prince lIohen.
lohoe, and he Is not likely to accept it II
1t Is offered.
The understanding between Germany
and Austria extends TO the Egyptian ques,
ton, and Il is said that the two govern.
ments will proceed coniointly In what,
ever measures are taken Tor the protection
ot the interests Of the Egyptian bond.
holders.
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GALVESTON, November IA Nt,rs spt
clal from San Antonio, says; At Camp
bells Store, AtasOssa county, November i
Captain Hall, with squad Of police ant
several citizens, anticipating an attempt Il
pillagc the store, concealed themselves Il
capture the robbers. During the nigh
tive men rode up and entered the store
Two Of them secured the clerk, while thC
others began plundering the store, wher
Hall and party appeared and demandct
their surrender. The robbers fred on tht
rangers, wounding citizen. Halls men
returned fire, killing one robber instantly
and slightly wounding another. The othc
three escaped.
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First fair; %. to 9th, clouding, threaten.
ing weather, wlthheavy and severe storms
In places; 9th to 7th clear or fair; Sth to
llth clouding, threatening weather, with
local rains; l2tl, TO 18th clear or fair; 18th
or llLh Inoteoriu shower; lith to l7th
cloudinH, threatening weather, with
heavy rain and snow storms In places; l7th
to 18th clear, or fair and cold; 10Th to 22d
Clondy, with rain or snow in places; 29d
to 23d clear or fair; cd to 18th cloudy,
threatening weather, with heavy and So
we're storms In places; 2Sth TO 30th clear or
fair. The comparatively warmer days
will be about ID, 9th, 10th, Goth and 10Th.
The colder days will be about 9th, 10th,
2lAk and 18th,
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TnE Moundsvillc Commercial, heretofore
An Independent paper, with a Democratic
@li'or has come sQuUrely out as q Repub-
lienn paper. The editor makes the follow
in; remarks in announcing the change in
the paper .... f.fa IN
Whether our judgment in the choice oi
parties in the past has been sound or not
Is a question OF no importance Ia this con-
nec,lon, but the position taken By the
Democratic party OF to-day Is one that
our judgment does not endorse, nor our
patriotism take kindlytO. Whatever NAV
have bCOn otir associations and friend.
ships in the Democratic party in the past,
the spirit shown by that party, or the par.
y leaders, during the extra session OF
Congress, and the recent events which
haHe taEen place In the South, lnpel us
10 abandon that party entirely. As an
nItE1nIS9tiOn the Democratic party stands
Indicted before tho people with ruinons
tendencies ol relrogression. 'E.
This isa correct statement Of fact as
regards the Light in which tho Northern
people viUw the tendencies Of the Demo.
cratic party. They certainly do look upon
itasa an organization that is controlled by
the defeated sidein tho war, and as poss.
Gssed by ruinous tendencies to retro.
gcssion, They have therefore deter.
minedto sot down on its aspirations to
control the policy Of the government in
the interest oi the defeated side, and nm.
llsbs tho party shapes It's course differently
In the future they will continue to set
down on II at subsequent elections. The
Democracy have got to get rid oi the
talnt Of Tepudiation involved In their
sOitmOnOy JRlllauces, and Of the
secession lercsy as involved in their per
slstont attempts to elevate States right
into prominence over national ideas
Their championship Of the South for thl
sake Of lis solid electoral vote has arousOt
very bitter and determined feeling Of 70
sentiment throughout the North. Thl
feeling has never been more determine,
since the war than 1t Is today The Yprtl
has no idea Of permitting q Demoetatl
caucusa.W Warrington, controlled BY South
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CHICAGO, November r. The Droyen
Journal report1:
HooS--kscelpb 5000 head; shipment,
$500 head. Choice To. prime steady at s. CA
8 05; common 70 good mixed l6al5o lower
at S3 36a3 So no 6aIeA,
OATTLE-ReceiptS 1900 head: Ehinmon,.
II 900 head. Dull bat steady; Shlpnins n ~
at 80; butcher steady, closed chIeiy a y m M
AZ 35i feeders aud StOckers steady: VrS,sr,, w
generally active, butchen,- grade lOc iosa,.
through Texans dull, weak aud lower. 'S"'''
SaEEF-Recclpts 1000 head; no SiiIpm, ,,,
Market fat at & O0aS IS. F4'''"'
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AUNTRIA.

vienna, November 7.-ThO rruuncia,
ton by ArCh.Duchess Marie Christine
future Queen Of SPAIN to rights to the
Austrian succession will take place on the
18th Inst, In tho presence Of ali the Arch,
Inchesses Of the Royal family, members
The Prlvy Council, Austrian aud Huuga
rian ministers aud priests, both Houses oI
Parliament and Spanish Ambassador,
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TURKEY.

CoSsrAXTlSorLE, November mo oil.
Cial communication of tho intention to
send a British fleet 10 Turkish waters
was made to the Porte, but the Porte hear.
Ing Of such intention, made inquiries, and
objected to such step as uujustillablc and
unfrlendly. The Porte Is considering pro.
posals Of reforms In Just the same way as
during tho last months,
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rnrlaiest returns from New York indi.
c,,e tie election OF five Republican, and
tso Democrats on the State ticket. It Is
uelI that the Register did not repeat lis
Ohio iooli.hness, aud get out premature
poster on Wednesday morning. That
great Democratic victory in New York.
I, I,yaui,hing into very thin air.
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rnE Pnrkcrsbav lodge Il. o. y. f. hag
,Sye, taken action on Ux.TreaSuror Kel.
l,.cae. There seems to be some feeling
br him down there, although his story
,bout being robbed is doubted by mum.
.,of ihe citizens.
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LOUISVILLE, November IA private tel.
egram from General Grant says ho will be
in Louisville December 10th. Citizens,
without regard to party, are arranging for
his reception, and large time Is expect.
cd. The railroads have agreed TO carry
the people to the city for hali-iare, and
doubtless Grant will find tho city full OF
visitors 10 do him honor,
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| 6TAEk nONudSSlIlllt
SroCKs-The market was firm IN tho oarly
aealings and prices rUse NAi per cent, thl
IatserS ~, Ihul. This was followed by do
cline Of YAK per cent, Hannibal and 81
Joseph preferred showing tie most weakness,
The Chiei callse OF thlsdecline WAS the lirhtnWl
! Of money till late In the afternoon when IN,
pressure was removed from the loan mar ke
and rates bccOnlG easier, stocks ut once respond
Cd, speculation assuming decidedly strong
tone and rise Of Aai& per cent. was rsials
lished, Pacific Mall leading the Improvement
on reports that inside parties are engaged III
buying back some OF the stock recently sO'd,
The tightneSs Of the money market Is couSIl.
eFeti only a. q check 10 another advance and
rs the Government bond purchases are re.
gAFied Is the keynote 10 the situation. murl,
anxiety prevails as tOthe amount Of the bonds
which will be offered To the Treasury to.m0r.
row. Bone anticipate tlAt the offerings will
be heavy and that the government will buy
more than $40, ,0O0,0JOI while Others express a
belief that the proposals will not reach any.
thing like the amount asked for. II ithelatler
opinion proves well founded, the money mar.
ket Will DO a. the mercy Of tho bear sreCu.
lato5 In stocks for while longer.
Secretary Sherman will be here In penson
@ supcrntend purchases for sinking fund.
The Central Pacific lsAilroad gains $4,000 In
earnings for October. Wabash gains SiiO 600
Tor the same perid and st. Louis and San
francisco $4,000 the last week OF October,
Transactions, smaller than Of late, aeere.
gates 2ls,OO ShAreS, ni which IS,.
900 were Erie, 1000 Lake Shore, 1900 Wa.
bash, 5000 Northwestern, 1900 81, Paul
lS,0OO LACkAwAnnA, $500 New ICney Central
5000 Michigan Central, 1900 U. q. Il /, G
1000 Western Union. 1900 Pacific Mail
5000 st. Louis, Kansas CITY and Northern
1900 Kansas and Texas, 1000 Iron Noun.
tain, 5000 Nashville, Chattanooga and 81,
Louis, 5000 St. Louis and San Fan.
CISCO, 1000 Hannibal and St. Joseph, and ii, 60
Ohio and Mississippi
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Trr Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
Company has declared quarterly dlvl.
,l.pl Of ! rcr cent, payable on the lSt
mol, The transfer books close to.mor.
ns aud open again December ID.
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Advance la Sugars-COudItIon OF the
Coffee MnFtef

h"thhee ia characterization OF the
Coffee Market.
There was a decided advance in sugars
yesterday in New York, the quotation be-
iHseleven and aquarter cents per pound
for crushed, powdered, granuIated and
block sugars. Standard A sugar was
quoted at lOI cents. Advices seem to
indicate still further advance. The rise
In sugar since the close Of the fruit can.
ming season has been something remark.
able, and is supposed to be largely, il not
altogether, artificial. In other words, tho
sPeculaIors have got corner on tho mar
ket
Tho price Of coffee is little of, but
Indications point to a recovery before
long. This, at least, is the opinion Of IN
important importing house in Baltimore,
Messrs. l.evcriug K Co., who, under date
Of the 9Th, write to Messrs. Bown ( Good,
merchandise brokers OF this city, as fol.
lows:
"Our market continues quiet at the dc.
cline. This reaction is quite natural after
the recent large business and advance in
values, and does not indicate that there
WAS no Justification for the advance. The
iact Is the consumption in this country
has largely increased, the Official figures
showing 30 per cent, say Is, 900 bags per
month, or $4,000 for tho year increase
over last year. Then again, the present
Brazil crop is u small one, fact denied by
no one, and, beside all this, prices In Rio
are today one per cent over prices here,
All this furnishes very substantial basis
LOT the advance, and will ultimately, we
ihinE, carry prices higher than before.
Just now the market il burdeuel by the
heavy receipts at Rio. This results from
The increased railroad facilities now possess.
odby the BRAZILIAN planters, enabling them
to market their crop much earlier than
formerly. We therefore expect return
Of thc activity and upward movement in
PIIces as soon rs receipts in Rio fall of,
which maynOw Occurat any moment, This
is tie situation as it looks to US.
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CINCINNATI. November 7.-COtton Steady
and unchanged. Flour-Dull aud dropping
At S S5GU IS. WhCat-Ea,ier at 81 9Sai 81.
COrn-Firm at lSA4lC. Oats-Stcady nnI nn.
changed. Ryc-Easicr ut SQasIC. Barley
Dull; No, . Spring O0aD5c; extra No. ., 1Oa
76c. Pork-QiI9t and unchanged. IanI-.
Steady, At % Hag 2a. Dnlk mcats-Nom,nal.
ly unchanged. Bacon-N0minally unrhanp.
cd; short clear skci shoulders ifc, Green
Meats Quiet and unchanged. WhisEv-stendv
aud In good dsmandRt 81 OF. Buttef--Stron..
fancy creamery, holders iirm at outside 0ut,.
tAtionS; better grades unchanged. LImrr,l
Oll-Flrm and unchanged,
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DETROIT, November 7.-ThO case oil
Wushburne Va. Union Insurance Com
pany, Of Buffalo. growing out Of the dis
truction ofthe Washburne Touring mill
at Minneapolis, in May 1873, on trial be
fore the United States District Court here
decided to-day in favor Of plaintiff. The
Insurance Company donied tho liability
claiming that the mill was destroyed by an
explosion and not by fire,
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FAIRMONT.
The MannInEton Rape Cases.
ELInAInNr Nn,.nA..l.n. 1Ss

Ac H"hnAnRlOh IHapc StAeSs
FAInNoNr, November I, 1870.
EdIton TnttlliGenrer.
The trial Of the parties implicated in the
Warrington rape case has attracted a
great deal OF attention here this week.
Lindsay Jones was found guilty and sen.
fenced to the penitentiary for 1--WE years.
John r. Burke and G. +. Neatter were
cleared. One Of the parties indicted,
Simpkins, has left the county and cannot
te tried, His bail Is said to DO worthless.
Public sentiment Is about equally divid-
ed regarding the parties set at liberty,
some thinking they deserved punishment,
Others, with the jury, thinking there was
not sufficient evidence to convict them.
The dry weather continues but We are
living in hope Of good rain soon.
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FIRE RECORD.
FLOUR uILL DnrRorrD,

ClScISXATI, November 1.-THE Touring
mill OF A. q. slicer, Of ElizavlllC, KY,
burned at / o'clock this morning. Several
persons sleeping In the second story al
escaped but q negro employe, who was
burned TO death. The mill, which Ii
valued at $4,000, Is a. total loss, No In
surance,
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The Army OF the Cumberland Reunion,
WASHINGTON, November THE Trans.
portation Committee of Arrangements for
the coming reunion Of the Society OF the
Army Of the Cumberland succeeded in
securing half fare over oil the trunk lines
leading 10 this city and their connections.
The following Is the text Of tho letter oil
General Grant in reply to the invitation
extended him by the Secretary OF the
Society OF the Army of the Cumberland to
be present at their reunion:
San FRANCISCO, October 2l.-Sm:-Ou
my return from Oregon, l find your in.
yitation for mo to he present at the meet,
ing Of the Society Of the Army OF the
Cumberland on tho 10Th and Goth ol
November. Iwould like specially TO be
present at your next meeting TO testify my
profound respect and esteem for the
worthy, patriotic and brave old soldier,
General George H, Thomas, whose monu'
nont is TO be unveiled on that occasion,
but fear shall not DO able 10 do 80, but
do not pronounce yet positively that !
will not be there. ! have telcgraphed
General Sherman today OF same subject
saying l would be able 10 decide when
met him in Chicago, one week before
your meeting. lIc assured II l am mol
there my desire to bOwill be as great Al
that Of any one.
Very truly yours,
70 sEdsu 5oi IL O. ceybin. Secretary s Il ShAE6 E9ca
Executive Committee OF the Society O.
the Army Of the Cumberland, Washing
ton, D. G.
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''Thanks to your bethesda Water, l am
In splendid health, and that may 50 con.
tinIe l shall at intervals order Bethesda,
Send on one barrel, 1 am satisfied that 10
ltS use do now owe my liie."-FrOm a
letter 10 Oh, DtRblr, Tie DiAoOrerrr Of Bethes'
ia iSpriHy lT'dier, ....a..
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BosrOx, November !, Congressman
Wright, oil Pennsylvania, and Murch, oi
Maine, have been here two or three days
taking evidence for the Congressional
Committee on tho depression Of business
About q dozen Of witnesses have been ex
aunlned among whom are Wendell PhillipI
and Horace Binpey Sargent,
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MEMPHIS, November IA house TO
house inspection was begun to-day, under
the auspices OF tho National Board Of
Health, with view oi aAcertaining what
sanitary improvements are necessary ior
each dwelling within the corporate limits
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Tux nail mills advanced the card at a
nr,,in, last evening to three sixty.GVO
,,,e,, Th, Is an advance Of twenty-five
no,, on the former rate Of three forty.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

The new steamer Adriauc arrived at
New y York yesterday, bringing $4,000 in
Since the arst Of January 93,O03 German
emigrants landed at Castle Garden, against
lS,llS the corresponding period Of last
President Hayes and some members Of
nus cabinet have accepted an invitation to
1e present o. the opening Of the Seventh
regiment Fair In aid Of the new aTmory,
IN New York City, November 10,