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New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
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ARSoLDA Thornwood Trenton TSo. Falls St. a 'ne ns
rsadsnse enc q Mar her 1sss asSshs s Of the late
Robert and Grace Coddinston Arnold oi ''e"-e'' -
pEDr,r~on sunday. october 81 1894 Joseph Dor'sa
css will be S hslS issh e. T.r' on wcaSesday
the "H;sah a4'h Inst Inst. a, io5o O'clock
noITING-on october 23 1894 Francis Bons pa passea
away quietly his home IN Pasad'H' ~ !" "s''
Years from nj. late residence Friday October 2d At
Train leave. 23d-.t % M chamoerS-s'' il ~ a. %
c11@aSe. y@ n X IN " waiting III x at Tappan station.
Please omit flowers. 49,. ,.....,. ~
Mount vernon '1,s WesIFstsr c"@Ry NC
Funeral his late resdencs No O'clock M
paaSe sn frend are respectfully invited to ss asnd
inermen, Trinity ceme'ery Gs,rs, c1rTsses bssS VIII meet
is6s Virginia si Nchos Of jonathan O. Hasey' In
'Ss s y.sn:sa2 No. hs % iS fnT%se S
%Te apcn sa ot he go from ot baelay-s' at
Drc, Church station ,,...
ayercb Hoppoc son Of the Moses A oppock
Of this city in his 27h year.
Notice of funeral hereafter. ~
5G sTSsranS he aiS A0sta os2DFf Hunt:
Maa daggS,% az Y6, # nay N ae 'e eighth year Of
Notice ';I.' Of funeral hersaftssr .,nv
Norwich. Conn. papers please copy. ,. o,
MACOMBER- into Tuesday October ;S 1s
res,s.nc. of his son-in-law Henry Z. Nesmith jr IN
Funeral VIII be held IN bos'''''
uFaNs-Af;er a short illness Sarah Jane wfe OF JON"
Means s,,.,,o5 ,o attend
funeral services her late residence ~ he,s t. '
sew CITY Friday evening. october - az ,.sn vooh
rnterrnent at 10 O'Clock. Saturday morning at "'ee""
/ Please flowers 80.
MGIFFERT-At Elizabeth. y. j.. October IL 1884,
James u. McCinert. ,. ,tnssor - v
ednesdsy, october -. at 2;3O p M
osNr.N-Entered into rest October D. AZ HachetSown
\. j.. Mary sharp Coleman widow Of the 'a'e '''eP"
Osmun- n.
rFCKAt New-IIaven. Conn, on TUESDAY nnornihs
| tober 20 Thomas l.. Peck. Of New-fork' IN he '""
| year Of his . .,. ,ro,bor. RichsrA
p.cL 81 V,oster-st. New Haven on Thursday morn
| mo 21th instant az hall past 10 O'CLOCK
| TrsIr ieayes Grand Central station AT a. IN - ,.,
inerment in the family plot Norwalk aeF the ar"s'
| ot the train due at i2J2 p. m
c.NDFO7p-On Tuesday october % al her RESIDENCE u
| Elizahath y j. Anna y, widow oi AmZi n Sahdioru-
Notice o funeral hereafter
| THOMPSON MordAy. October %. ls't Eli BAKE.
infant son Walter Ledyard and Annie Blake lhoinp-
Funeral private.
rRrpwELI~on Monday october % 1894 George Tred'
! we'll OF New-Ycrk c'y. -
Funeral private on Friday. 2Cth inst.
Iuterment Trlrity Cemetery
| TErNpIE-, the Cramercy Park Hotel. Monday Octo-
| ber - Anne Trimble. widow of John rrimbe
| Funeral isNaie.
! TI,CKER-on Monday october o. 1894 Colonel Joseph
| II Tucker in the 18th year OF his age. .
Funeral services AT residence. No n West l2oth-
| 81 Wednesday evening. october -. at O'clock
| Members OF Alexander Hamilton Post NO ~, IN
! yitcl stferd.
| Tnerment convenience u his in'niy
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
THE CZAR GREATLY W WASlED
Continued from First Page.

Europe and who is thoroughly, famillar WIN
English. German and Russian court nie' II re-
sponsible He says that last spring the Haie
witch attended the marriage of the ,irahd-uuNe
Of Hesse- Darmsiadt To the daughter ot tnt Duke
OF SaXe-COburg representing the lmper:a, IAN
ily on that occasion. The Grand-duke oi fesse-
. Darmstadt Is a brother Of the Princess MIN. ana
both are the grandchildren " Queen victoria
AK being named after her mother th@ iate
Princess Alice. The young people were ,h''m'' W.
constantly together during the fortnight 'nc
Czarcwitch remained at Coburg. Before MS de-
pariurc he wrote t. his father FOR PERMISSION -
seek the hand OF Princess A!!X. He also informed
the Emperor ~ Germany and the Grdnd-huk ~
Hesse- Darmstadt of MS intentions betof' ne
formally pressed his suit. Emperor William "h,
s a cousin of Princess AlX. was delighted ana
at once acquainted Queen Victoria with the iact.
Princess AK Is now in LVdd.a ana "ni'e
nothing definite is known here regarding 'hc
matter. the report that she vii. he marr'ed L"
the Crown Prince tomorrow i believed 10 De-
true. The Fastening of the ceremony, ho"emsi,
is said to have no political s!gnincance Inc
Car believing that he cannot recover. desires
the marriage to take place before his death me
ceremony II Is said. will be strictly private put
n the Emperor should die before the weGiing II
would have to be postponed al least year, as
royal families object 10 weddings during pfrioi
morning.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
CONCERT AyyOUNCEMENTS.

The first chamber concert by the Maud Powell
string Quartet will take place in the room set apart
'of such music In Carnegie Hall on next fFuay
wenlns The programme is composed OF quarter
"a minor by Mozart. Smetana's Quartet Aus
Me'nen Leben" and the paEoforte quintet oy
sndng with Mr.. Paul Tdden pianist.
on the evening a concert for the oeneht'
tshi under the direction OF SgnOr Il. Far.n VIII
W kNen In Association Hal
l., ,An Invitation Musical Afternoon" will take place
a. a. Nhickering Hall next Tuesday. al which MISS
n.susta Marschail viii sing. and Gustav. Damn,
HsSeansT' violin: Emil Sehenck, yolonceao ana
The FIRST praise service OF the season in South
nrasn nmden VIII take place next Sunday afternoon the
E.usramne consisting OF settings OF six psalms by
Terri, Smith
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
FOR ACTION IN THE RElCHsTAG.

MOST OF THE SPEAKERS IL THE SOCIALIST CON
GRESS BELIEVE THAT THE HETrEK COURSE.
Frankfort-or- the Main. oct. 93.-ilerr Schwa:z''
Of I.nbcck, presided AT today's session of the 30
cialist Congress Early In the days proceedings
motion was made by Herr Fischer that the con-
gress reject thc proposal that the Tartys repre-
scntatives in Parliament should move "A number
OF resolutions the Rcichst1G for the anclioration
Of the social condition OF the working classes Herr
Fischer declared that th< Reichstag would never
adort the pro;occd motions At tn" present day,
he asserted the state IS unable 70 solve The social
question The Socialist Deputies. the speaker as
serted ought to occupy their time cnicty III aS'a-
ton. An the speakers VINO followed hrTr fSVh'f
opposed tho stani taken by him
Herr adler. the Austrian leader OF the parry nt-
scrlbcd IN, defcnccl,ss position OF workihBhh"h III
Austria. ,.,.
In the afternoon affairs IN Baden and RaVarih
gave rye 20 an animated discussion. ia the course
Of which sfrDag personal feeling Was shown by a
,,r-,bn, ~ he DELEGATES \ similar feeling was
also noticeable outside the cong 'fss.
DELEGATE Sturm on hchalf % r!s ic.low-l)ciGll"S'
rt.ul'.tttd Hcrr Fischer motion.
Revolutions ia faVo" of National Insurance fhc-
tory iasp,rtion arbitration of Disputes. AN eight
hour working day and a minimum wage were car
rioi Av acclamntlln. resolution ~ 'aNor oi grant
'na STAT aid 90 the uncmp.oye! was rejected.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
HE CRUSHED IN UIHBY'S I'LL.
TIE FEARFUL FORCE or THE BLOW WHICH A
DRIVER AIMED WITH A CART-RrHG

Habib Wahby. Syrian, twenty five years Old
les In Chambers Street Hospital suffering from
compound depressed fracture OF the skull which Is
likely 20 cause his death at any time. Joseph cum
nirEham. twentyeight years old. Is locked UP at ne
Church-st. police station, for having inflicted the
terrible wound Wahby's head with cart rung
About $50 O'Clock last night. Wahby was driving
mis- express wagon up Washington-st. In 1t with
him Abdow Namnam twenty-five years Old
his helper. As the wagon approached Liberty-st
John Cunningham, who drives single truck for
James Ford. boss t"uchuan, of No. Maiden
Lane. drove UP behind Wabhys wagon, forcing his
horse onto the sidewalk. According to John Isaac
Il Syrian storc-keepor of No. - WashinGtOA-st
wAo is Wahby's brother-in-law NemHam romoA-
straed with Cunningham, who in turn used vile
language ana slashed Namnam across the lace
with his whip. The latter, almcs: blinded and
smar. ing under the stingng blow. jumped from his
wagon ana seized the brIdle OF Cunnirgham - morse
of his truck, NanniIn ana pounDei MN
severely. bick enins his eye and knocking hiih
about the street. Namnam threatened to nave ms
assailant arrested and Wahby who had reached
the street by this time and IVES trying To Keen
Nsmnam from being severely injured. was set upon
by Cunningham VINO, graSping Il heavy OAK cart
rung from his truck. dealt Wahby painful Dow
over the head ana he fell unconscious TO the street
Wabby is married and has three children and
lives az No. - Washing; OD-st. His wife IS nearly
heartbroken. and fears lie Will
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
Of these was mistaken for death. Al ll5 p N; | le
was still alive but death expected al any ''"e'
HAWAII OUTMANOEUVRES ENGLANp


GREAT BRITAIN HUMILIATED By HER FALL f'H
TO SECURE NEcI;AR ISLAND.
London Oct. 2l-Referring to HAWAII refusal -
allow the use of Neckar Island as landing s'a''o
for the British Pacific Gable. ''rhe Post VIII say
tomorrow:
The English policy in the Pacific never mas Den Sa
a success Now we have to humble ourselves 10 t',s
Sandwich Islands Whether the co.onies Knew aon ,nn
Neckar Island was Hawaiian territory o! nov ~, ,
they sent their messages 70 the coma. ma
In London they committed great olunuer III r',N
nz them pubic Il Is argey iue - tne IN .h,e un
course Of the cO.ones that we are placer ~ 'I,' %
fortunate position At the same time We ,
agree with the part Lord ROseb-ry played ~ -
opening negotiations until tire question was
al Ottawa. the Premier showed MS mana. Ma! Ma! p
the TrIted States. " whom Hawaii appears 10 "r
The v2ssa would grant permission TO pug fc.iS&u 49, 'n
island but the United states might insert vi =,
cepable conditions. which might aso connie, @ %l.n
the opinon Of the Ottawa Government A.toGe ihei.
the pos.tion Ia dsagrceable one. Il Is grea' pay
that Great Britain has been ou;nanoeuVrci
Toronto oct ga special cable d'"pa'ch H'''
London says that the protest against she A"hfN'-
ton by Great Hritain of Neckar Island in the "a
cinc Ocean which to be pr csented by tnH % coln on
bntd colonies 10 The Imperial Government. WIZ nv %
he allowed to lapse owing II the ia-ldrr on ~
par, of the delegates to Hawaii to secure the pur-
chase of the isl and
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
CAUSE or TIE DEATH OF MISS DrFF
\ CoRONER's JURY DECIDES THAT HER FIANcE
MIR TITUS. GAVE HER CHLoEOfoKM

\ CORONER'S JUPY DECIDES THAT HER FlAN'E.
MR. TITUS. GAVE HER CHLoEoFoKM
Only three witnesses were examined at the in
quest into the death OF Miss Mary Dun AT Sea
Clir l.. L. last night. Miss Duff was found dead
in the bathhouse on her mothers summer place
at Sea Cliff on October H. There was no hIica-
tion externally TO what caused death. ana the
autopsy showed il was heart trouble. Beside NJ:
body when. il was found that of Elicit l..
Titus who was to be married TO the young woman
next week. In his case the cause OF death was
evident there a bullet hole In his head
and the pistol lay by his side.
one OF the witnesses last night Was T. j. F.0yd-
Jones who is married to a SISTER Of the lead girl
1t was h who first started out to look for the
coupe when Ms Duff became uneasy over their
long absence. He was present when the bodies were
found. 1r Jones tod cf the searoh and tn tnc.ns
Of the body. lie testified TO the finding of the two
ounce bottle containing chorOiOrm IN one OF Inc
dead mans pocl,.a. WIN han3hercA!ei, wh'cn
st retained cvii,n'" Of having been saturated with
the contents Of tn bottle. tc lad Known oi IN.
condition OF Miss Dua's heart for some tine. Ttere
reason why Titus should have wished to hi.,
DR. J. " Burns OF Sea Ci.T. ,xarned the bodies.
Ilo sad there were no marks of any kini on MI.
Dun BODY. T. trac.s %. cactrioF1 ny F9rs} .rb
due 20 the fact that 50 small . dose would have
kiied the young woman that J. woul not sA'" On
the tissues n" lad known Miss Dun long iJn'
and know hcr heart WAS weak. lie considered th'
Mr5 Duff said the young nan had bot:!' of
chlorof,rm WIKI him time ago. aai gave x 20
her for heada che 1t cured t-r. and at ~" tin
she war'ied him - be careful how he used II on
ject ID headaches. which cam on suddenly
and were severe. This Ms corroboraici hy n
witness. There was no reason why tle drug sn0nld
have been administered with evil intent.
The jury rendered a verdict that Miss Duf cam"
Titus. The inquest into the young mans death Will
take Place on Saturday
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
u cAsIM1R.pEEIER HoNoRs DR.. ROM.

Paris oct. % President CasimIr-Pcricr visited
the Pasteur institute to-day and was iniroduc"l
by Professor Pasteur to Dr. Koux the originator
Of the new remedy FOR diphthcrIa. The President
warmly congratulated Dr. RouN upon hiS success
in perfecting and applying the serum trea'ih'l, {.
and conferred upon him the cross o. Coin;"aIl'er
OF the Legion OF Honor. -, 9TH.
pr RouN in replying paid tribute 10 DrS. Sn'!p :
and I.oelllef the German bacteIiO.ogisis, Whoh ne
referred To ~ the real discOverers oi 'he ne"
remedy.
The President then Inspected the laboratory aIIi
the horses from which The serum - obtained re
was Informed that 7O0 lros Of blood mad been ara"
from one Of the h1rscs which. noNtith'i' So r.
rnainel in AN excellent condition. AtcrsdrI ne VIZ
tied ,he Trousseau Hosp.ta. where many chNds en
arc under treatment with the n'" remedy.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
COMMENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

FIFTH AvENUE-Congressma Serene E. Payne
OF Auburn y. Y. Ex-Governor Henry Howard, OF
Rhode Island ex-senator C. p Vedder of Eilicott-
Vile ~ Y. and Mrs. Melville w. Fuller. OF Wash
ington GIISEY-General Wesley Merritt. United
States Army METROPOLE-Senator Edmund
Oconnor OF Blnghamton MURRAY HILL
Bishop George +. Seymour, Of Springfield. H. and
Commodore T. @. Selfrldge and Captain r. B
bradford. United State Navy. PARK AVENUE
Judge George NJ. Beebe. OF Monticello. y. Y
pLAZA-I.ord and Lady Brassey. WALDORF
Rishop John f.. Hurst of Washington: Ex-Governor
John Lee Carroll, OF Maryland and Pierre Botk!ne.
secrvtary Of the Russian Legation at Washington.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
SELECTIONS EHOM The MIL.
\ PLEA FOR THE CANALS.


To tho Elltor Of The Tribune
Sir. Of tire questions which will be voted upon III
Noveu,b,r none Is OF greater consequence than the
am rArncut To tho Constitution which permits the
Toe,slature 20 spend what money may be needed
f,r the improvament Of our canals. Greater New
York" will doubtless result in advantage 10 the
ais,rlcts "hch want TO be incorporated with US
R,rI transit is essential to the population OF TINS
island; upon improved canals will depend con-
tlnuance OF the prosperl:y Of the state. "hie
rrosress has been made in every other direction
the canals remain in the same state they were
p,accd IN thirty years ago Neither steam nor eec-
tri,itv can be used. but the oli-fashloned method
Of hauling the tows with horses and mules con-
tl1ue4 T. prevail. The cost Of transportation OF a
b,l4lel OF grain from Buffalo 10 this ciiy - Gents,
,ylll. IL costs Il cent Dushel 10 Dths IL IoIlI
Chicago To Bunllo The contemplated improvement.
would accelerate the speed an, reduce the cost AT
ln,sf one-half Il IS absur,. 10 Opnose IL because,
Tx. other Improvements, IL may anotd CONTAGIOUS
~" opportunity of gain $3.50 - ..,
\ fear - the expenditure Whlch cannon, eAceeI
Nn rg, 90 would .eern be- penny wise ana pouhd
foolish The state has derived a greater revenue
rr,rn the canals than their entire cost TO ther eN-
isi,nce the accumulation ot our "ea'h H"u'' Oe
largely attributed III. -. ,,t.
Chicago wants 70 connect the lakes win the MIs-
s!ssippi River. Montreal tries TO steaI HdtCh
un,n ms by deepening the canals which are triDu-
nv to the st Lawrence River. AS soon a. IL can
offer To the producer In the West cheaper rott
holm 10 languish because sufficient tonnage VIII
be no longer obtainahle here: ,,.,,r,
Ncy-York. October %. lSgi
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
PostOfHce Notice.

Foreign mains for the ending October % Will close
Uromptly IN all cases, at this Of,cs as follows, ~
nf[n % % 10 ssAsmRo" 81 % appsmenss ns5isrs s,s
Is mr. for Europe per Britannia. Queenstown; At
80 .,,s, n ,S ms s 6r SrsG' pc:
O Grenada Trinidad and Tso'SG xsncs RS va Havana
cttcrs for Tampco ana progieso must be directed per
rSrl9n Island and HSy per As@e: al 'ifs II in. %
SssSs must s % Tor sa" & 9. san,.s ss
cuba anas o S m from for ssn!S @lsSs Ans s
Plata countries ! % direct S per T. si ManSSs eSas
saerno from baltimore es't,s mus, & De psa cope
Sass"S rs., pc, & H%vsis P.Sam6acG Bahia and RIO
Gsttes FOR North or R'Ss be p.r sa
deter. other parts Of E11Spe SI sSa's
10 a. m supplementary 1890 a m? 70. D.rr,sr st.
: naTesSs na M 'is
Is Sc Of m cqS%s fcl eampssSs ss en.sps.
per mus. s'nece he sresss essF' per per sensca at
PsaFs 4 Tusy % iss ssa
ToSra,ue for Se1ns.a"a, .' n s,.sss S,sss,
Rr+ sas@ ESa1m at Vi ls0ei%
Europe UmSa s., VITA 9ufe"siewn If eer. mus, 81 g. s.
ss' ssIK ,.,ss S.:s. &. sss Ss:;
be % directed fpe- Furnesial a. . p m for Buehsd~
s,.ss ss' es:. &c. s.1s t.s RsF ':
Man: rsscm. sss SH9s ao% a"a
city OF Pape lfrom San Frane:eO elose here daily up
per China tom San Francisco close here aaily up
10 October 81 at $50 m Malls Tor Gnna anS isps psn
Trom Vancouver) close here daily up to November 8 q
q 40 n m Malls Australia texcept West AustrauAy
Hawaii and FIJI Islands especially addressed ony PEI
Warrimoo from Nancouver), close here daily up 70
No1smhsr .a ut $40 o. Mails for Australia tNxcept
hose for West Australia. which are forwarded wa Eu'
per Alameda from San Francisco, close here S.y
Yo-k ~ a g. campana with British mails for Australial
Nails for Newfoundland by rail- TO Halifax and tnence
close nj this Office daily $50 D. m MAILS Tor
Maueon by rail Boston and thence by steamer Close
az nv, ,n,s mcs day al a I'M forwarding by steam
or. sa,l,ng (Monduys and Thursdays from Port Tamps
T,a Nails for Mexico overland. unless specially az
dressed FOR dispatch by steamer close at this Office daily
a 2 a. M . 9, cr.v,o,. a.v
po.,os,c. Nev.YorE II. r.. October 10. teeA
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
EyycHJyG NARROWLY AvERrED

Genoa H.. Oct. a mob oi 800 people surrounded
the jail here las; night with The intention OF lynch
ing Charles Sebbns accused Of assaulting twelve
year-od gin. Sheriff Os;rar1cr arrived mere In re
sponsc 10 a telegram and prevailed on the leaders
OF the mob 10 desist from their purpose. lie then
took Stebbins 10 Sycamore without the mob being
E! aware Of his dePX'are' and placed h'f" !" jail
Paducah Ky. oct 2s-charles Wade. twenty-five
wears old committed q brutal assault yesterday
morning on florence Greer ton years Old. Of thls
city The alarm was Immediately given and In less
than half an hour ne locked up In the county
iail. There is much excitement over the anaiT
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
AGAINST MADISON sQrlRE REcEITERS

Albany oct 23.-Thc Court OF Appeals to-day In
the cases Of Miles VI. OBren ana another as
receivers of the Madison Square Bank, OF New
York city agt Lawrence j. Fitzgerald, impleade1
with others appellants and the same AIT Fred
erick \. Kursheedt appellant. reversed the Judg-
ment Of the lower court Overruling the demurrer,
and sustained the demurrer. This was an appeal
from affirmed order ONcrruIing appellants de-
murrcr in an action brough, against the thirteen
directors OF the bank.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
ROME AND THE EASTERN CHURCHES


CONFEHUNCFs FOR THEIR rNIoN 10 BEGIN ~
TIE VATICAN TO-DAY.
Rome. oct 23.-Thc conferences a; the Vatican on
ne proposed union of the Eastern churches with
ihe Holy SO WI open tomorrow. Cari.nals Ram
po.ia LcIocho owskl. NanLut.lL GIhmbcru and
IaareneuX ard tho Pairiarcts Jussdn ana Rerni
VIII boz present. The Narouitrs Also VIII T." repre-
..ntc! Il H. uncertain whether or not the Pop"
VIII be- able T. attend thc FIRST sltLng.
These conferences seem destined 20 failure. as
was predicted ir The Tribune % october T.. when
4 di.ratc1 reported that MonssnoF AzaTI"n' the
Catholic Armenian Patriarch at Consianinoilf' 10
clarcI that he could not proceed 20 Rome IN dH"
um, 1t was also explained here that the recent
proclamailon by thc vatican of th" new d"s"as
II the Immaculate conception ani Paih mani
hrty might prevent o. r'un.on with the Eastern
churchc. which hal not been tlnsui"i al IN"
tlmc of tho al option Of thcs" doginar. "hlch were
ignored when those churcn"s ~ei'Aih'rl i''H ti,At
of Rome Thcy appear IN" .lhng even To 'ohhi'tI
nod dc5ntc me questions - doctrine. since oi,S
thr.e OF th,u. and those east .WpoItalt ~! n'
rcpresentod at the conferences. tn" d-rihrht Ehrt
crn churches tumifl-c those 10 RUSSIA. isU-
n,nln Bulgaria. Fervia Greece Ntin'n''.
Syrla Egypt aud others. The vatican IA"
autouted as !is representatives, at lHe CD
ferenccs a brilliant array of o W9st -
,ngu~hcd prciatef. named IN the chDl" ulspht.h.
,ui /; IS doubtful II they VII convince anI .iIIS
over ID their vicws tn two iatrihrch. JussuN ana
Renni and TIE Delegates Of tie Sin" MAr'"'e ''o''
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
kVADfyG THE INMTGRi TTOy LAWS.

rort townsend, Wash. oct 2.-Customs and
,'"srauon officials here yesterday discovered a
lint whereby II Is esumated that 800 paupcr
Japanese have been admitted this year. The only
"euon which the Immigration law imposes Is
,, eacn applicant for admission shall possess $50.
now found that when a party OF pauper
~panese arrives In Victoria IT Is met there BY an
into from this side who supplies go and ticket
"'~ e0untry 70 each member Of the party.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
ASSISTANCE FOR ITALIAN EMIGitANTS.

Rome oct. pa Green Book upon the subject OF
Italian emigration to the United States just Issued
shows that acting under instructions given by the
Italian Minister OF Foreign Affairs TO the Italian
Ambassador at Washington the latter asked the
Federal Government TO assist Italian emgrants
Rcgulatlons were finally adopted Imposing a tax on
he steamship companies for each emigrant carried.
The amount OF this tax Will he sufficient to meet
the expenses OF the Italian agents and FORM the
necessary bureau OF assistance.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS-:

Norwich. Conn. oct. 23.-The llld Distrc; Demo
cratic Congress Convention TO choose q can
ditste IN pace OF Ex-Governor Thomas waller,
resigned met here this noon Thirty delegates were
Present Cyrus o. Beckwlth. OF New London re-
rired business man. nominated by aco.amation'
Buffalo Oct 23.-Jacob Moreenstern has been
chosen By the Democratic General COMMITTEE as
the candldnte for Congress in the XNXIlld Dis
Iict to ni the vacancy caused by the Withdrawal.
VI Martin R.eSterer.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24

difference in free trade and protection prices e
the two items In season amounts 10 the snuS
little sum OF s7SlG l-3 In favor OF protection. which
sum win about pay my taxes ior seven years: nsa.s
rise and explain which IL better for the farmer: TO
sell under the muchabused Mckinley law Law an. ana
trade and party perfdy and dishonor," and pay
cents a pound for sugar? Which? ,>>,,,v
JOSEPH J. NJ KINNEY.
Reedsville, w. Va, Oct TO- 1891
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
REPUBLICAN, RALLY IN BRIDGEPORT. .

Bridgeport. Conn. Oct % GpecaD-one Of the
largest and most en- thusiastic Republican rallies
ever Seen here took place last evening at the Audi-
tofium To greet Senator Frye. of Maine ana H. D.
Hill the nominee for Congress in this district. The
Auditorium was taxed 10 its utmost capacity, ana
the applause and cheers evidenced the enthusiasm
ea0wn In this camnalRn.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
OBITUARY NOTES.

Little Fails. y. Y. oct 2}-IIram Rroat. the
Oldest Justice OF The Peace In this STATE. died Last
evening. aged scveniy-hve years. He mad he'll the
oic, Of Justice for forty-two years lie was super
visor four terms.
Montreal oct. "a Duham"i queen Ccuns H.
one of the bcst-known lawyers In Canada. died
here this morning.