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Philadelphia.

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visit 70 the emperor This morning. This was the
perial family attended divine services this morn
Ing In the castle chapel at Charlottenburg.
Alter the service Queen Victoria received the
audience 20 Prince Bismarck The iAtervisW lasted
an hour.
The Dowages Empress Augusta win visit tho
drive 20 Berlin together where they viii visit eAe
British embassy ana attend service IN the 1ngllsh
Empress victoria WIN give diansr IN honor Of
the queen thus evening.
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AUCTION SALES.

G Aueeoheei' $50 ST.
By virtue Of Deed Of Trust to u.s. recorded in Iiher
40 <f1 ioo 500 ct seq Of the land records for
the D trict Of Columbia. and the request OF the
lsr,S secured thereby we Will offer for in front
MAY. d. lsso at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. the follow
ing eSribed real estAt, lying ami being in the civ
~ Washington, District Of Columbia and knoyn ana
described as lot humber 4 fifteen U5l in w. M Pum-
lhre snodlvison u lot, ia square numbered three
hundr,d tnirty-four (33i). plat recorded in
Iioer III ~ G.. foho 49,. OF the records of the sur
veyOrs office for the District of Columbia i'm proved
" atwo.siory frame house subject TO certain deed
OF trust TO the Equitable Cooperative Builiin
association in the sum OF II 06o. 80.
Terms cash deposit OF 400 will be required at
time OF sale Terms 10 be complied with within ten
days from day Of sale. All convey ancing at Dur.
chaser's cost.
,. p, ., McK,BBIN, r-,.,...
ap2J-eoSds NM. /. OKIE 4 irustee&
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The funeral OF Rear Admiral Chas 8 Boees took
place at New Brunswick. Nj. yesterday. During
the services In the church q large and beautiful
butterfly issued from wreath Of flowers 90 the
CONN.
Judge Mckiboin. OF Campbell County. KY. was
Newport, KY, yesterday. IL d not Gear whether
Il l. q case OF suicide or not.
Tue Massachusetts, house has rejected the
woman suffrage bill BY Q vote OF lO7 10 "a
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sur AoAumr nm DnTnzcg DoR $4,000 DAMAGE
Lydio Pheips a9ainGt IL Q1strlce ~ COLUMBIA Be.
Gauss Of lnjurise recelysd ~ talnn1 into = w
On March 2oth NJ
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KEYSTONE REPUBLICANS.
Procedure OF the Convention q
Harrisburg Today.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 25.-The republican
state convention to nominate four delegates at
large to the national convention, a candidate for
supreme Judge and two electors at large met In the
opera house at IL o'clock this morning. The con-
yentOn is tn largest held here for many years, and
the opera house Is OvercrOwded. The convention
was called to order by Chairman Cooper, Of the
state committee. Samuel r. Miller, OF Mercer
County, was elected temporary chairman.
Mr.. Mller's references TO Blaine in his speech on
taking the chair were greeted with loud and con-
TO elect temporary secretaries and other minor
OfYlcers and to appoint committees on resolutions,
credentials and permanent organization, and
upon motion OF MIR. Robertson, OF Pittsburg, all
resolutions were referred without debate to the
resolution committee; Anon: the nj, resolutions
recommending such revision OF the revenuelaws
OF the state as will impose on corporations taxa
ton equal In amount to that from which they have
been exempted by judicial decisions recently rem
dered. Col. Snowden then offered the resolutions
passed by the caucus Last night, and they were
adopted.
Gen Reeders, OF Northampton, offered resolu-
tiOn regarding the selection OF dist rict electors
the several district conventions which select the
delegates TO the national convention. TntS reSO-
LUTON was vigorously opposed by Col A. Wilson,
n. Norris, Senator Delamater, A. Z. Anderson, and
Mr.. Losch, OF Schuylkill County, upon the ground
that the convention was called TO nominate q
state ticket, and these electors were part Of the
state ticket, and that the convention should nOmi
Mr. Keeders recommended that the convention
delegate the power OF selecting tie electors % a
subordinate body. The chair decided that AS the
convention had alrt ady passed u resolution max
ing the lection OF lwen y-eght dis, rict electors
part OF the order OF business the resolution was
not in order.
The platform to be submitted to the convention
demands the enactment Of laws which shall
secure fair elections; declares the Presidents
message to be an assault on American indus
mands that the surplus be used in paying
the national debt, improving rivers a. nd harbOrs,
building coast defenses and q navy; whan this Is
foDpaleC.
especially protests against the "attack on the
wool INDUSTRY" by the Mill bill; demands the
enactment OF generous pension legislation and
condemns the failure TO pass the directtax bill
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


New York stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
thu New York stock Market, as reported by special
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Her Leg Broken While stepping From
q Car,

To-day Messra CampOell Darlington and !. WILL
hanson, for Mrs. Aunie Moore, a widow, entered
suit against the Metropolitan Railroad Co., for
SIS, 600 damages She claims that on the 14th
inst, being passenger In one OF the defendants
cars she pulled the ball at AZ and streets SOUTH
west as signal for the ~ STOP and IL did stop,
but while she was in the act OF alighting the Car
was negligently started, throwing her to the
ground and breaking her leg.
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Army ORDERa-Major VIM. =. Tucker, pay
master, ordered to proceed to Washington,
Fort Myer, Fort McHenry and Fort Mon
roe. Va, to pay the troops at those stations
Col Clermont L Best 4th ARTILLERY. was
placed on the retired list Capt. Jas NJ.
Artillery school at Fort Monroe, Virginia.
First Lieut. Willis Witch CO: B 2lst infantry.
and FirsL Lieut. Chas. N. Truitt Co. K, have ex-
4th infantry, ordered 10 assist In the construction
OF new rtne range for the National Guard of
Pennsylvania
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Violating q Labor Law.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND on THE IMPORTATION OF FOR
kIGS FISHERMEN.


The President, In his letter TO District Attorney
Calvin relating TO the importation OF foreigners In
violation OF the contractlabor law, says:
Information has reached the Treasury DEPART
ment that large number OF forei sners have been
brought Into Massachusetts,, under violation OF
the contract-labor law for the purpose OF manning
American nshlng vessels sent out IRON the ports
OF Gloucester, Boston, and Beverly for the purpose
OF taking nsh along the Canadian coast. II seems
10 me quite certain that such Foreigners aliens,
have been brought IN by parties In direct violation
OF the statute covering such cases, and believe
That the Importation OF sucn foreigners tends 10
the displacement OF American labor am aw are
That many OF those persons have, through the care
OF the ofctals, been returned " the country from
which they came. ] therefore epjon on you the
duty OF prompt investigation OF these Cases, and
request that you confer with the collectors OF the
porLs OF Boston and Gloucester, that prompt and
effective measures may be taken The department
has OrIered that special agents be detailed, who
Will report directly 20 you, and IL you require any
further assistance IL Will be given you upon appL.
cation"
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Counters' Accounts DIoallowed.

00v.RNNBNr cLKRKs WHO WILL HAVE TO PAT FOR
SEATS IN PARLoR CAR OUT OF THEIR OWN PoCKe-s
Controller Durham has dsallowed q portion OF
the accounts OF the committee OF clerks who went
over to New York few weeks ago to count the
cash In the subtreasury. One OF the items was
for seats In q parlor car in the limited express
train at an additional cost Of about $50 apiece.
This was brought to the Controllers attention and
he at once sent for an explanation OF the item.
Answer was returned that the committee hid
finished their work at 12 O'Clock and took the
limited, as IL would bring them into the city be-
fore dark, and that they thus saved time. Tue
controller could not accept this excuse and dis
allowed the expense. The clerks appealed to the
Secretary, but the Controllers decision was sus-
tained, and the clerks will have to pay for their
luxury out OF their own pockets
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BALTIMORE. Nd. April 25.-yirxinia sixes. past
dHo coupons 49, d., ten-forttes 3S do. new thSeeA
BALTIMORE. Nd. April 2h- Cotton steady
-midd1ng. etssl0. tlouf Quiet-Howard street and
western super, 2.31a B.; do extra. a0OeaaS; 20.
family 19s4so tS % nln.d cupsE Ps;ps GO
supsgaatve patent. $50; do, family. old: Whsss.
western. essier and quiet; No: winter red spot
Sg*ss9x;. April, Sox asked; May. SvksY0; june.
southern. easier; white. 62s63; yalloy, 63s63H;
wegtern. 6rmer and dull; mixed spot W bid; May,
S0A.6Ok; june. 59a50k. Osse nrm and quiet
southern and psansylyaniA 3SaA2; 1egtern vhttes
A:ssA1; western mixed. 3vA4O. Rye. nln. 900
Hay htxhcr-prims to choice Westerns 1S-bOa11.O0
Provisions s,eaay and quiet-Meee potk, 1901 -11ik
!neats- shoulders anA clear Eib sdessv packed 1854
zsss 8 e''is NIL. 90 49, =; ss%s
Psclsd iSssS gss,s:sy 2sssa Es. a GoSs
:ss:dy "a aast-Eo csssoss, osdinaIy g nsf. u
fsG.ld. WY :s.sdS ,,22tsixS 5:sFhs: e
2Oo.oOO b1lhsls; corn. q. 400 bushals.
Chtcngo Na1kees.
CHICAGO l{x. April 26. II . mcWhsat 1879
reporss Of CROP Which continue 70 cQne IN fu@ vsx
gus poAse cl the cQuntry. NAY What opened NJ
hAxheE q elSk and Ny corn haghsr. g ~ fosx
- ny aR:e ~. !. SNc lex IS iS.
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0ase Rail- To-Day.
PITCHER WHITNEY sIoK-fHR RunokKp pRAis Dr.

GARRISON and Kelly will probably pitch for Bos-
ton to-day. The washington battery will 10
doubt, be composed OF oDay and Deasiey, a. Whit
ney Is confined 10 his house with q severe cold
which he contracted during Saturdays game
There are symptoms Of peurisy, but Il Is expected
that be will be all right In q few days
The managers discount all Of the rumored deals
that have been agitating the baseball public for
some days past One OF these Is 10 the eject that
Wizard Shaw 10 TO come back TO Washington.
Another says that Donnelly Is TO 20 10 New Or
leans In trade Tor Fuller, tue crack short-stop;
while third announces that Arthur whitney, OF
Pittsburg, u TO be bought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25

RoBBERIEs. REPORTED. VIM H. Cooley, No. 4O8
81 street northwest reports stolen from his person
q diamond pin, worth SIS; August II. Beck, No.
pocket last night 500; J. II. Brantwhite, No.
40 18th sire l. reports stolen coat and 81; JAS.
iron weight worth So; John h. Cis,ell reports the
larceny or S. WORTH OF brlcklayers tools; Jennie
Gordon reports the theft OF clothing worth "a.
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VIE AND sisfRR-iN-LAw clAsresp AND a
rffoi fofSrxD AT A roLIcKnANs nkAD.
Dr. George King, who was q surgeon In the
Confeoerate army, was sent 10 Jan from the Poliss
court to-day In default OF 500 bonds on thrsr
charges OF assault The prisoner is about sixty
years oid. aud resides at No 707 u street north
west He Is weil-known In this city. warrants
were sworn out before Justice Walter by King,s
wife and his Hster-in-law, NrS Ruth v Ford
charging an assault on each. II Is alleged thar be
orutally assaulted and whipped his wire for no
cause snatevef, and that he then whipped his
ister-tn-law. The warrants were sent 10 the
second precinct station. and were given 10
Omcer Patrick Madigan 20 serve the
ON ,er visited the doctors house about p:is
O'Clock and vas shown TO his nom. T'be
omcer spoke 70 the doctor when he entered the
room, but the latter paid no attention 10 hin,
Ffnauy the ofncer called his attention 20 the War
rants The doctor became excited and demanded
the wsrrantA Tn officer refuse 70 give them nm
put onerrd 70 read them The doctor ouiefed
down and consented to accompany the ofacer 10
the station, remarking, '.wait until get my hat
He walked 70 the bed and took from under his pll-
low large navy revolver, which he ieveied al M.
omcers head and said; "In snow you that You
Will have 70 give me the warrantA" Before the
doctor had q chance 10 discharge the weapon. the
omcer Knocked HIM down and disarmed him. ri,
WAS then taken 70 the Police Court where the
cases were postponed Until Friday. Being unable
to procure bail In the sum OF $500, the prisoner
was committed 70 1ail
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ury accepted tenders Of bonds to the total amount
Of s2,S40,0O0, made up as follows: Registered
fours, $4,000. at l26: so 900, at 1857; 10000
a. LBS. Begistered f0ur-and-a-half 81 100000 at
107h; $4OO, 900, at l076.
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Lost 0t Sea.

LONDON, April 25.-The British steamer Sarnia,
Capt. GIBSON, from Baltimore, via Halifax, arrived
at Liverpool to-day. A saloon passenger named
Stanford mysleriously disappeared during the
voyage.
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A Good Thing for Lesseps.
THE cONNITTEE OF THE FRENCH CHAMBER INDoRsE
LOTTERY SCHEME.

Z.
PARIS, April 25.-The report OF the committee of
the chamber OF deputies which considered the
Panama. lott ry-loan proposal recommends that
permission be Immediately given to the company
to issue the loan, and express confidence in the
early completion OF the canal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25

GREENvuLE, Pa, April 25-Wm. Paden, an ex-
tensVe wholesale and retail dry goods merchant,
has made an assignment TO Robert Orr, ex-county
treasurer. Liabilities. $4,000; assets about the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25

CONCORD, N. H., April 25.-The hiyh-school
capped In safety.
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The Emperor Has q Good Night,

BERLIN April 25.-This mornings bulletin says:
isThe emperor passed good night. His fever Is
lower aud his condition satisfactory" AS the con-
ditiOn OF the emperor changes little during the
day only one bulletin will be issued daily until
turthpr nOtic6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

GAUdKk APP0NfKD.-The secretary OF the Treas
ury has appointed Armand L DeRosset to be
gauger at Wilmington, N. c.
Woo WILL BE INDIAN CoxNIssIoSER-Since the
announcement In THE STAR that Indian Com-
missioner Atkins had expressed Q determination to
soon resign his ONCE to enter the senatorial
test In Tennessee, there has been considerable
gossip Is TO his successor. IL Is thought that tns
President will be likely to offer Civil S'rvfe CON-
missioner Oterly the plae1. II Is claimed for h m
that his brief administration OF the ONCE OF
superintendent OF Indian schools demonstrated his
illness for this position
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been issued by the CLERK VI the court TO II. c.
Will rms, OF Steelton, Pa, and Ella Butler, OF
Green County, Pa; II. q. Bragg and Lucy h. Lu-
cado, totn OF Charlottesville, Va; George W.
SalIer and Resale L. BECKER; A. Z. shipper and
Alice Jones; l. C. Hoitz and Agnes p. Berstetn; q.
w. Klllmon and Magnolia Williams; w. Ii. Wes-
sells and Laura c. Goldin; w. 4. Crawford aud
THE PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION
The Pennsylvania Democratic Association last
night elected Officers follows: Hon. Jno. X
Lynch. president; " L. SeiIz, first vice-president;
ID. X. Reeder, second yice-presldent; III. N. Pome-
roy, recording secretary; +. A. Ermentrout, nnan-
cial secretary; Samuel A. Foose. corresponding
secretary; Dr. j. A Swartz, treasurer; Chaa
Brady, Sergeant-at-arms.
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Arms HArs Vroos

TIE GENUINE IMPORTED
CARLsBAD sPRUDEL wATEB
SPRuDEL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FOB Liver
AND KIDNEY DISEASES
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Constipation, 0out. Rheumatism. Diabstes and ~
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Beware of limitations.
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which have ever used"-Prof Seegen. University OF
Vienna
have used It for ysars with remarkable success"-
Prof. Hlswaxek
Write for Dr.. Toboldts lecture on Carlsbad Water
and Salt read before the Ninth international Meoca
Congress. mailed free upon application
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Local Notes.

declaration OF trust was recorded this morn
ing by +. W. Miller, recit1ng that =. May and wife
had conveyed 10 him certain properly on 9TH
street road and Whitney avenue Tor s42,970.6l,
and declaring that ne holds IL for Aus usIa r.
Townshend, Smith Townshend, Esther A Keyser
anu X. GOldschmid
Postmaster Ross to-day appointed jas. Z Tuw-
son On his force.
TIE STAR has received from Madison Co. Serb
nei's Magaziae and ST. Nicholas for May.
Col. w. n. Dalton 10 confined TO his home In
South Washington By a severe attack OF raeuma-
tisn.
Tine grand jury was this morning adjourned to
Monday, May z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25

RANGE OF TIE THERhoMErKR-The Following
were the readings al the signal Once to-day: a
~, 81; p. IL, 81; maxinuu, 81: minimum. IL
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BALTIMORE Nd. April 25.:virRtnia sixes, past
due coupons 50; do, ten-forttes. -; do. thSses
63k bid to-day.
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The Standard OIL Trust.

TESTIMONY BEFORE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE.
= The Investigation into the Standard oil trust
was continued by the House committee on
manufactures this morning. Mr.. B. B. Campbell,
an Oil reiner, OF Westmoreland, Pa, was the
nrst Witness and his examination reviewed the
whole history OF the oil business and
the growth OF tho Standard OIL Co
The general purpOrt OF his testimony was
tat the standard Oil Co. han been built 10 at the
expense OF Independent rennerA BY rebates and
SDsclal "a seSu CIV 4 4 hv ,a
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Capitol Topics.
PRorosrp SEW xExRER or rHR cARINp,

The Senate committee on agriculture to-day in
structed senator Plumb to report favorably the
bill introduced by senator George, to enlarge the
powers and duties OF the Depari ment OF Agricul.
ture and make the head OF that Department O
member OF the cabinet II Is the bill passed BY
the senate OF the last Congress-
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BOARDING

RoARDINe-LAReE. PLEASANT, wEIIFUp
- nished Rooms with bard. .. TIE AC6tJRS
{epnsy lssniA ave-. cor. I'D st. nv. mhS 49, tn
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District In COugress,

THE "ASHiN6iUN AONCNKNI ASsOCIAffoN.
A communication was lad before the House to-
day from the Washington Monument Association.
grounds. and all money for its improvement and
Maintenance, be turned over TO the Secretary OF
War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25

BEAUTIFUL CHICKERING SQUARE PIANO:
handsome Rosewood case; Carved legs and lyre
magnificent tone; grand scale; in perfect order and
fully warranted: cost 5000 Can be bought if taken
at once for only sl.o cash. including elegant cover
and stool or 500 in payments monthly to suit the
buyer. Tbs is a rare cha
Also a Full CAbineI Grand upright very CHEAP: in
monthly payments; nearly new. Can be seen at the
1hE PLANO EXCHANGE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-16
YESTERDAYS EVENT.
The Brilliant Reception Given tho I
lie by the Messra Rremer

The Brilliant Reception Given the Pub.
lie by the Messrs. Kremer.
The chief event OF local interest yester-
day was the grand spring opening Of
Messrs. NJ. & Il. G.. Kremer 4 Co., the
popular Main street milliners. The house
is so well known, and their reputation so
firmly established rs being the leaders in
their line Of merchandise in this section Of
the country, that they have long since
passed that period when they need any I'M
PRODUCTION TO the general public The
only objection that can eau be mentioned
TO yesterdays event was that the spacious
store-room was insufficient TO receive the
immense throng OF ladies and lovers
OF all that is beautiful in dress,
which crowded and wedged their way
through the aisles TO get a glimpse Of the
exquisite fabrics.
The abundance OF rare silks was such rs
to be found only this side of New York
city. II Is not believed that single lady
in the city who loves beautiful dresses and
6nery was not there, but II they were they
missed treat which they could III afford.
The display Of laces and ribbons was sim
ply gorgeous. While there were articles
which princess would crave and afford to
purchase, the stock is 30 selected, and the
prices graded TO suit and be within the
reach Of the humblest purse. There is
nothing in the line OF the most complete
millinery stock that one may wish which
Is not 10 be found in this house.
The Messrs. Kremer have attained po-
sition in the mercantile life OF the city that
they have just right TO be proud Of, and
the city Is proud 20 boast Of such enter
prising men. The efficiency and polite.
ness OF their employees is matter Of re-
mark, and one remembers having made q
purchase with pleasure on account OF H.
The reception Yesterday was one Of the
largest and most successful the firm has
ever given, and they have every reason TO
he assured that the public appreciated IL.