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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, May II, 1888.
A PICTURE OF THE LATE POsTM ,sTER- -GENERAI--FoT
several days past there nave been exhibition IN tho
Oce Of the ch cf clerk o; the Post Office Department
several crlyou pictures OF the late PostmasterGcncra
Howe. To-day. afer thorough criticism ny experts,
Department purchased tue picture made 0y William
A. 1, er OF this city Tne crayOn viii be hung IN the
private room Of tho POstm General
To WATCH THE SALE or INDIAN LASDs.-JudSc Nc
Farland, Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE, will
cave Washington tomorrow for Beatrice Ncb. Where
m viii the Government at the sale o. the OiOe
Indian reservation Mr.. Harrison, chief clerk Of the
General Land ONCE will act as commissioner In Judge
McFHrlands absence.
JUDGE WYITE DIsTURDED.-Owing to the iuess OF
Juror George b. sheriff. progress made In the
Rome trial TODAY Judge Wylie referred To the
crazy lawyer. England, who stil frequents the Court
House, and declared tnaJ ~ was disgrace that the
proper authorities had not taken charge Of him. He
threatened to shoot the court or course this threat
would have been disregarde mad the man been sane,
but knew what whn ml.ht be- acted upon BY tue
uulOl tunate man.
A PAwSgR SHOT BY A MARSHAL Word was recc yed at
the Indian Office from Caldwell, Kan, reporting
that a Pawnce Indian called spotted Horse" shot
on MAY IL by Henry Brown, the City Marshal. who was
attempting MN for carrying concealed arms
while in thc city limits "Spottcd Horse" one Of a
small party OF Puwnecs who have been wandering abDn
Kansas for months ntim lating persons Dy the dis
play OF guns and pistols wno cndeay0riug to obtain
food
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
THE GRIEVANCES OF BREWERS.

DETROIT, May 1.-THE Brewers Convention
met this morning Resolutions adopted declaring
that the propriey Of the manufacture Of malt liquors
drink-foOd recognized beahul and needful Dy inc
instincts OF the human and the habits OF temperate
men, and whose consumption for centuries las been
continuous and contemporaneous with the growth pros
perity and progress OF the most civilized and engh
ened people, has passed beyond honest. Intelligent
controversy and is only denied by idiots and anates
and that brewers engaged in a necessary ana
beneficial industry. They also urge upon Congress at
the canning session the proprety reducing the tax on
malt auors to at least p per cent OF the amount ana
assert The ncreas OF duty upon the gisS oottes
used i'm the beer business IL opre-sys TO the consumer
The report of the Finance Committee showed the
receipts during the year to bc $500, which, win the
balance on band tho date OF the last report maGes the
total S:}2 74s The balance on hand Is S9,O34
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THE MINERS INThR-STATE CONTENTION

PITTsBURG, Penn, May 1.-THE Miners Inter-
State Convention met this morning. The Committee
ON the Constitution presented its report, Gu was
Ii animously adopted. section first defines tic duties
of the Executive board which Will be To inquI mme-
datey iuto any trouble tnat may exist In any locality
ana TO ascertain the Of the trouble and its effect
upon the whole, and to be governed accordingly scce-
tary Fannery. OF the Pttsburg Mlnors Association
offered an amend authorizing the Executive Board
to provisions for maintenance Of strike, when
such course The amendment was lald on
the table, asit believed to be indirectly bearing on
Tnr rrsola ipn ordering per capita
assessment of cents TO defrdy the expenses organ
izius tac assessment To pad before jay &t, was
sdnntcJ Thomas A. Armstrong. OF The LdjOr ITt6uHe
elected treasurer and ordered TO collect the
mel
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TRYING TO REPLY 10 MR.. DEzENDoRF.

IBi rELtDRAFH To Iiit lhiBOHt'l
WAsnINGroN, May l6.-1hc National Rcpub-
ican OF which the Frs; Assistant Po crGenrral
Is the cdor laboring hard attempt To prove that
the po teal Government assessment levied upon oiicc-
holders and employees at Norfolk by the Malone man
agers ia violation Of tne law. IL does not dehy
single one OF the charges made by Mr.
Dezendorf abuses MIN aud declares that he IL the
ouy Republican the ticket which lie supports
TINS statement IA untrue. Mr. Lsnor the candidate Tor
Sheriff. l. a stanch Republican and such has been
repeatedly nominated and elected sheriff Of Norfolk
County an orce which he holds Ii IA also inserted
by Trustworthy pcreons that every other nominee on the
Dezendorf ticket Ia n Republican.
On the subject OF 8inents The Republican has said
edonally:
not a violation OF the Civil Service law, aud will
not be after thai gocs operation in July for
u the employ OF the Government to be snc cd Tor
official he may be waited upon for the purpose by
amy agent Of pocal party or otner orsanlz1t wno
nmsclf In Ollicc lie cannot oc removed Tor not
contributing censured for giving Whatever he pca.cs
Still we live III a comparatively free county.
This the merest qubble. The law says
that no Government officer or empioye
" shall directly or Indirectly solicit OF
receive or be In any manner concerned in soliciting or
receiving any assessment subscription or contribution
any political purpose whatever from any Othcr Gov
crnmont officer empoye." To say that every clerk
and foreman the public service at Norfolk mas VoIn
tarily contributed or promised to contribute
every laborer. watchman, etc, exactly one
days pay for the purpose of carrying
local election absurdity which would
not deceive even dullcr men than Is the First AS-
sistant Postmaster General. The contributions are
altogether too unanimous aud Uniform TO be Voiuh'
tary."
Each OF the voluntary couributJrs appears mas
al o taken trouble hand to senator Malone col
lector printed slip o. which tue following is copy
blanks except that for the first signature nave ooeh
filled out In each by the collector;
hand you the sum OF -- dollars, wh len IL vol
untary contribution on my part TO the expenses Oh ,ne
campaign iu Norfolk County for 1883 lhls conirpu
ton is made voluntarily, without political or oncia sua-
sion, and give 1t cheerfully and freely
Received above amount
- 1888.
There 10 excellent reason tn believe that THIS per
formance which the First Assistant Postmaster uen-
era 50 stouy defends will not be countenanced or per
mitted by President Arthur, who, 1t Ia said, fully
realizes that every vote secured In virginia by re-
sort such methods, the Republicans VIII 1850 loo
vOtcs IN the North
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ANXIOUS TO BOYCOTT THE POPE.

CHICAGO, May 17.-Ihe Citizen. published
by Jonn r. Fineriy member OF Congress from Third
Illinois district, has the following editorial. ed
Boy colt tie Pope"
OF All the pro,uctons OF Papal interference In the
fairs of Ireland thai nave marked tue policy Of u Vat
i, from me Cays OF Adrian ~ 10 those q" John XII.
and nom c reign Of that pODtn 10 he present llne,
lie lad circular ad ressed Dy Leo XII 10 the Irish Bsh-
ops and clergy III regard to the Psrne fund the most
inIorrasy Impr rtineuL IL the Ir1sh people submit
G, ,ayeny 10 ths latest Italian lash tho whip being fur
nisueJ by the Pope's worthy ally, Vctoiia ~ INC
grace OF God ana iOrtb, Queen O1 Great bi an anu
ireland Empress OF India they wil forfeit tnc re
slcct OF the wOili at large But wnht arc iy li'y
gong 10 do about i'll NAY oe asneu. t
Ne reilly, let them hOd phDlc
mcetag throughout every diocese in Ire anu pass eso
utIOus steruy denOuDclng any more OF MS HoIipOs
unnuiy Intervention IN Irish politics. anu a tca
him, once and for all time, nrmy anu
respect ully. to mind his business as tho neau
o the Catholic Churcn. They might supplement tn.,
ac.lon by resolving not to contribute singo cent
Peters pence while Leo XIII. occupies the fapal cul
or al east, until quts MS payable ana So
ailnnce With the arch enemy OF the iflsh nnton
a'o race. In word we advise our counrymen, IL they
have any respect for themselves or for Ireland 10 poy
cot the Pope and teach him Lesson that may De ser
monetary supplies Leo Kali, and Ieach him, without
be,ng misunderstood, that the Irlsh race
cannot DC Uubozcd into slavery by the bay0nets OF
England by tue tunders OF Rome We the irish
BIsnCps and clergy will have backbone enough
t. resent this Roman outrage their patriotism. he
laBd VIII stand by them against Pope Leo aud every
other foreign busy body, be he Saxon or Italian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
APPEALS IN PATENT CASES.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE following rules gov
erning appeals to the Secretary Of the Interior III
patent cases were promulgated to-day:
l. Appeals from the action OF tho Commissioner OF
Patents in uncontesed cases. where the construction OF
the rules OF praolce Is Involved, anu III,
voved and contested cases, Will rot Dc ehtertaineu
BY the Secretary of the Interior unless tho pettloh
therefor be ded wltu the Commissioner oI Patehts WIN
In days after the date OF the aouoh 10 "hion re
lates 80. - . ,,i,,
2. Upon receipt OF the appeal the Commissioner VIII
facts of tho case aud tho grounds of his action therein
or referring To son papers In tue case as set or
such facts aud action. lie Will also notlfy the appeInt
tnat hi. report has been submitted TO the secretary,
Upon proper showing By parry III interest, that tne
rcnort of the Commissioner IL deficient as To material
facts the Secretary will call upon the Commissioner ior
a further report. -, 49, ,o,or,
by tne secretary the appellant shall ne prhteu
with the Secretary, and IN contested cases tue wre ~
ackuo gnent OF appellee that ne mas Deen lui
nishel with copy OF appellants BRIEF, showing the
date IN received. -, -...., -
A. Ihe appellee or any party opposing the appeal to
the secretary, may, within twenty days silef Fe-
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TIE REPORTED TREATY OF PEACE.


WASHINGTON, May l7-No information has been
received at the State Department In regard to the
reported treaty of peace between Chill and Peru.
That such treaty has been concluded, however, Is
regarded as extremely probable, and further par
tculars arc impatenty awaited. An officer OF the
state Department said to-day that General Igleslas
hls the confidence OF the people OF Peru to such an
extent that he will probably be able to carry out
tho provisions of any treaty he may
have made with the Government OF Chill.
At the Chian Legation the report that treaty
between Chill aud Peru had been signed Is believed,
although no official Information respecting II has
been received and further intelligence IS expected
with anxious interest. The information contained
IN the dispatches published in rnE TRIBUNE of yes
tcrday is ~ indefinite as to admit of little or no in
t~llgen discussion of the terms Of the new treaty,
but 10 Is quite apparent that the friends of Chili IN
Washington believe that she has NJ last succeeded
IN driving q good bargain for herself Ihc Peruvian
Minister could not be seen to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
TELEGRAPH NOTES.
RAILROAD STOCK OWNED BY A

RAILROAD STOCK OWNED BY CITY.
PHILADELPHIA, May l7.-StOck DIVIDENDS have
been North Pennsyv vania Railroad Company
and city having owned 1880 shares OF
been aod entitled TO S.OoI shait
city authorities had knowledge until informed
by The market OF the stock II S62 DO
The 3Os7 worth $20s,372 90 viii VITA the
acounua ed dividends OF $4,000 70, make total OF
SEQ $40 10.
ESCAPING THE GALLONS BY DEATH.
ST LOUIS. MAY IT, Charles /. kTlng. who had re-
hghtng the law and escaping puniah.
murder Dora Broemser IN this city eight year
ago died tins morning at 81 Johns Hospital from lnteha
hemorrhsge.
TnYING HARD TO CHEAT THE GALL0WS
AUGUSTA Ga, May ia dispatch To ihe Chr0n-
icle IRON Jones tne wife murderer attempt
TO day by opening veins with piece
II Tum0re that he Also LOOK pOisou
His condition critical He is sentenced TO lie hanged 10
morrow"
FATALLY INJURED BY TRAIN ,
STAMFORD Conn, MAY 17.-Hcnry Wood, OF
place while driving double team, was run over Dy
York evening, And fatally Injured
The Killed
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SOUTHERN MURDERERS ESCAPE FROM
JAIL
my TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE. ]

COLUMBIA, :. c., May 17.-William Hardce
and Solomon Iewct who were sentenced To be hanged
at Conwayboro June y, for the murder Of jeremiah
Stavcy escaped from Jail on Tuesday night. They were
released by cOored boy employed at the jail whO dur
ing the absence Of the alOr secured The keys and uu
TO- ked the doors OF tho nurerers cells Before leaving
the prs they cut tue throat Of fellow prisoner naue
Benjamin Mcmillan, who will die. large pose arc on
their trail. and II Is expected that they Will DC recap
turcd
Three murdcrcrs were sentenced YESTERDAY 10 be
hanged together. AT Orangeburg, on juno 22-Rchard
Jrflcuat murder of Louis Rumph; william Tres
zevant for the murder of Frank Much and Horace Hail.
Tor the murder OF Daniel Glover.
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MR. SANDERS on 4 GOvERNMEyr MISSION.

CHICAGO, May III. ii. Sanders of this city,
member Of the United states Treasury Cattle Commis-
sion Will start for Europe week on special Gov
ernment9l mission. II understood that his trip has
particular reference to the restrictions now Imposed
upon port cattle trade with Great bHialn ana 10
the pork trade with Germany and other European corn
trtos M IA also under usrnotons o. report upon the
dangers n auy from tugiOn- an infections Diseases
10 which American i've stock Is Nposrd oy lmp"Taiohs
from + lrnpc tn countries. 10 report upon the incrnt-
iIunal i've stock show held IN July next at Ham
urg ana to make general survey ~ the nye stock III
err.ts OF Europ. a. compared with those OF America
urd,r Inc direction OF the Conms loucr of Agucuturc
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An EXPRESS TRAIN gRECKED.
WEST RAyDoLAm, VT, May 1.-THE Il

WEST RAYDoLAH, VI, May 1.-THE Bos-
ton and Montreal express, leaving Boston at a. m by
IN. vav Of the Lowell aud Central Vermont roads was
thrown from tho track at East Granville to-day
by misplaced switch. The cneuc-,
mail baggare and two freight cars were
wrecked Thomas Bush the eng nccr, was badly III
iured I'm the back Mrs Lucia Spading who was stand
ing on the dcuo platfurin thrown through The SIDE
of The buling aud received injuries nom wnch cue can
no recover Tue mail aud baggage men were bruised.
The depot was badly wrecked. The passeug.rn were
not serously hurt. lhe blame attaches TO the SWITCH
man who left the switch open.
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An INDICTMENT SUSTAINED.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 17.-Aftcr hearing
arguments for two days the demurrers to the ndic
eut against Paul Strobaoh, United states Marshal for
the Middle District OF Alabama, Judge Bruce rendered
an opinion stating that the Indictment be maintained
and tue demuTTers muse be sustained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
YALE COMMENCEMENT ORATlONS

NEw-HAvEN, Conn., May 17.-'rhc following
members OF tue Yule class OF S3 TO prepare com
mencement orahous: Becdc, Bosworlh, Bowers, Car
mait Cornish Essccstyn Grubb. Iialsey, Hustled john
SON Mclaughlin Price, Sherman TAFT. Thatcher. YER
non and one other whose yet TO be announced
This list does include the Of the vaedictoran
or sulutato
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NJ. DEGEOFRAY TO RETIRE.
IBY TELEGRAPH To TIE rRIBUNE.I

WASHINGTON, May I'm. DE Geofray, the
French REPRESENTATIVE on the French and American
Claims ConmssoD has retired and will be succeeded by
the French ConsulGeneral ut NewYork Fer some time
past the relations NJ Geofray and NJ Chambrun the
French before the Commission have not been
ulrasant and there have several mtlmatons that
the former would probably retire soon There was re-
port tonight that his retirement was not wholly 'oun'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18

ceipt Of the appellants brief file printed brief In reply
g. No oral hearing will be allowed until the rule reat.
ing TO the fling OF printed briefs s complied with, and
then only the suggestion OF the Secretary that he de-
sres TO hear the parties.
g. Where appeal" is mentioned in these rules 1t re-
fers to both appeal in its ordinary in case at
law and application for the exercise OF the Secretarys
supervisory authority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

DETROIT, May 17.-Thc private bank of
Eugene Angel at Lansing closed ts doors yesterday
owing TO a run that made upon IT, II Ia stated that
the late City Treasurer E. b. Wood, short In his ac
cOuns nd the troubles OF the bank arc connected
with him.
DENVER, May l7.-stookbridge EIwel brewers OF
Colorado city Co closed to-dayson the foreclosure Oh
a mortgage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
NEWS FROM CHINA AND JAPAN.

HoSG KONG. April l4.-Justice SnOwden, of
Hong Kong, died April 2. Bishop Calderon. the
oldest Roman Catholic Bishop In China, died on Febru-
Gy H.
The British steamship Minard Castle was wrecked on
April 10, q hidden reef Just outside Of Hong Kong
The crew were saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
UNPAID TELEGRAPH TAXES.

PHILADELPHIA, May ia return was made
10 the CITY Councils to-day Of the telegraph companies
who have not paid the tos recently imposed and due on
May l. Those failing to pay the charges arc the Atlantic
and Pacific, 1897 50; COnInentt SlO0 western Unlon
81. Az so; Mutual Union, S665; Bell Telephone,
Og7 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
EXPORTS OF PROVISIONS.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The total values of
exports from The United states OF domestic provi-
sions allow and dairy products in tue month Of April
and the four months ended April 30; also of the
visions and allow In the six months and Of dairy pro-
in the months ended April so, compared
with like exports during the sponding periods OF
the preceding year. were as follows:
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TIE CHESS TOURNAMENT.

LONDON, May 17.-ln the chess tournament
to-day Zukertort and Euglisch played draw glne
Il H. Techigorin aud BlackbGrne defeated relluaD,
kkpworth aud Mason resp cctivciy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
sEouEIs TO THE POPES LETTER.

DUBLIN, MAY 17.-Mr. ODonnell, member
of Parliament for Dungarvtn, in letter TO The Free
snans JOuai referring TO the POper circular to the
Is Bishops says that the Vatican has been lnsled by
the specous mend ,cy which has avaed itself OF the
mJnstrous ignorance Of Irish affairs prevailing at Rome
lie character1cs Mr. ErrinSon, who has been the me
dunn OF conmunica Gre i Britain and TIC
Va c m as a aud sade, aud says the atLen
non of the Vatican should bs caleI 10 tDe crime los
lccd Oy Euglands cnfUrcentdt OF the Infamous land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
IMpRoTEuENrs NEAR LONG BRANCH

LONG BRANCH, n. j., May little Board
OF Chosen FTechodcrs Brellc to-day and decided
IN erect bridge over tic Glimmcrgass thus opening
new section OF the coast. The Board met at Pleasure
Bay. between Long Branch and seabrght, yesterday,
and decided to erect bridge the South shrcws-
bury River at that point This Will open TO The cot
tagcrs new drive between Long Branch Red Bank and
d.. h,typ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
BISMARCK AND TIE VATICAN.

BERLIN, May 17.-lt is semi officially an
nounced that reply Of Prussia TO the last uoe OF
Vatican makes reference TO AN organic revision OF
tue May laws. 1t is stated that Prince Bismarck mas
informed friends OF the Vatican Will again
receive offers from Pus1a as those now
ulder consideration. and That VIII surely repent IL
I,I..u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
A FISHING TUG SUNK.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, May 1.-THE fishing
tug Job r. Wilson, which left Baltimore Tuesday with
eight men, yesterday morning at the mouth OF the
Rappahannock All the men rescued from the rig
ging by the steamer Theodore Weems, or Baltimore,
except Eugucer Walker. VINO put of Ia leaky boat,
aud nas not been seen since.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
TIE ALLEGED WATERFOWL MURDERER.

HALIFAX, n. s., May 17.-At Digby yestcr-
DAY Judge savsry committed Roger Ainero who
Is charged with the murder OF MIS-
Carleton IN wa;ertown Mass. Amero has htt"on days
In winch apply for his discharge under tue act Of
haheas corpus After that time he must he eItfadted
Tie Judge IN committing the accused man oipitsscd
crave doubts as 10 his guilt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
CUTTING INTO PASSENGER BUSINESS.

The Delaware, Lackawdnna and Western
Railroad snce opening OF its line for through pa-sen-
rer traffic has endeavOred to obtain a portion OF the
Immigrant traflc at Castle Garden without restricting
: he definition OF Immigrant" 10 those whose names
actually appear the manests OF incoming ycsses as
do the lines in the pool When the 800 Immigrant pas
eengers who arrived tie Hamburg steamship Frisa
were landed at Castle Garden Wednesday OF the
agepts instructed l.. +. Booth, the pool agent,
not to exchange their orders for tickets over
the Erie road arrangements had been made 10 send
them TO their Western destinations by the Lackawanna
Some Of The immigrants had been passed out when the
order was revoked and after much dincnlty the immi'
rapta wee reassenbled In the Garden and were trans
ferred 10 the Erie road by Mr. Booth in time to catch the
evening train The Lckawanna sells through tickets
bey oud Buffalo aud dnder IT'S agreement with the Grand
Truuk the nmgrants could not be trafSlc1cd by the
Lack wanna road at Buffalo third-cass passengers
s me Grand Trunk carries only first and second class
road had annulled thcIr contract 70 scnd tue uli
grants through their road 10 BGa0 tLonce over the
raw the difference between tho two rates Of aes to the
later wLcn would have been large sum
Iackawaana and Western enab d 10
cut INTO the Lrst aud second class
nss.pnger traffic OF the other roads. The situation
is TINS: Tho New YORK Central aud the Ere nave no
rate Buffalo, and their hrsclaes rate 10
So % 10 thaL point The Lackawanna has male
class faro TO Buffalo OF So, which entities the
ihe right 10 ride III the paror and sleeping cars Tue
local rate from Buffalo to Chicago IL $40 or first cass
Hence passengers hTsclass to Chicago, via the
Lsckawauia, from Nrw-lOrK TOR SIG, whlcn ls the
through rate by dclase, over the Erle and Ba
nUro ONO roads. aud 81 less than by tue New lok
Central and Pcnnsy wanna roads. II currently
stated Yesterday that the Lackswanna Is not only cut
g the business Of the other roads in THIS way, bat
ia also giving rebates on passenger tickets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18

States Envoy Corea, arrived in japan on April IT,
lie will proceed TO China early in May
Much interest is expressed by japanese oci in the
forthcoming industrial eIposOnto be held In Boston
Fears are erained that the limited time for prepara
tion will interfere with the value OF contributions
Coast frcvOns being built In all parts OF Japan
particularly at places supposed to be exposed 10 aach
In case OF war with China.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
ALBERT II. BEAL NOT INDICTED.

BOsTON, May 1.-THE Grand Jury TINS
morning reported bill " IN the case OF Albert H.
ea charged shooting his partner, 4. r. Fcket ou
the steamer BRISTOL on April 30 II Is possible that this
court mad no Jurisdiction and tnat the casc will come
before the New York authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
REPORTS OF PEACE CONFIRMED.

lBY THE CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICAN TELEGRArihI
LIMA May 1.-THE DidriO OFFICIAL and III Com
uaercio repuJlish the already given concerning
the treaty OF peace and state that is confirmed bV
the latest intelligence brought by steamer from the
South 1t is not, however, generally credited