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distance covered was 254l4 miles. and,
barring one or two falls. nothing occurred
to occasion any delay on the route. The
riders lett New York at a. NJ. bearing q
sealed letter from postmaster Vancott 10
postmaster Hart, of Boston, and at SOL the
letter was delivered to postmaster Hart as
he stood on the porch of the federal build
ing, while mighty cheer went up from the
large crowd that had Assem- bled to witness
tho finish.
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Orher Bace-Winners.

At Garfield Park. Chicago
Four furlongs-Foot Runner in :56A
One mile-ErDest Race. in 1:5Si4.
One mile and seventy yards-Virgie, in
2:O44.
One mile-Lady Pulsifer. in 1:5S.
Threc-fourths of q mile-Fred Knox. In
1883.
Six furlopgs-Borealis,i in 1:S3
At Ha,edhOrne, ChicoJo-
Seven Acknowledgement, in 1:41H
Five-eighths of q mile-Roley Bolly, in
1:03G.
1:03.
Three-fourths of a mile-Leocolus, in
1884.
five-ejghths of mile-Gazette, In Loo
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Baseball To-Day.

The Indianapolis and Omaha ball teams
arrived in the city this morning from the
West and will play at the Y. ". e. A. park
this afternoon. The club will be here tor
twelve games Henry Boyle will pitch
for the INDIANAPOLIS nine. The report that
second-bsseman Genins had gone to Gin
cInnstI is pronounced erroneous by Presi
dent Colt, and Genins will appear
in his Indianapolis uniform this
afternoon. GeDins was hurt by
o pitched ball which acc cunts for the fact
that his nsme has not appeared IN the tab
ulated score. but he is all rieht again.
Carpenter. who wat away on account of
the death OF his mother, has also returned
and will be in service third base. The
team Is In good trim and thoroughly quail
fed TO put up good article of ball. There
should be a large attendance out.
lnasmuch as the street.car company has
not shown disposition to accommodate
the base bail public. arrangements have
been made for n number of express wagons
10 ply between tho grounds and the bust
ness part of town, so there need be no fears
on the score OF scarcity of conveyance
facilities.
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Plumbing "Mnrnatc.. Win Nr-.. u.ra

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Master
Plum ers' Association haa elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year: Pres.
vice. president. Daniel q. Fipnerty. of Bos-
ton: treasurer. w. i. Goodman, of Milwau-
kee: financial secretary. Thomas j. Tate, Of
Boston, and list of vice. presidents. Pres
Louis, recording secretary. The offer of
Indianapolis TO entertain tho convention
at Its next yearly meeting was accepted.
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Last Day Of the Morris Park Spring Meeting
and e. 600 Present

and $4,000 Present
MORRIS PARK, n. Y. June 1.-THE sew
enfsen-day spring meeting of the New York
Jockey Clnb was brought TO q close this,
afternoon by Tom Hayes winning the clos
ing six-furloDRs heat race in two straight
heats. According TO the official timer. Tom
Hayes won the first heat in record time.
1:loh- A fierce rain-storm was in progress
when the horses were started. and it was
3m possible for tho timers, judges or specta-
tors &c 80 the timing DAG drop Therefore,
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Cuticura Resolvent

The new Blood Purifier. internally Ito cleanse
tie blood OF ali Impurities and poisonous
eleinent.), and Cutieura. the Great skin Cure,
and Cutieura Soap an exquisite Skin Bcautiter,
externally ito clear TIE ehin and scalp nd restore
the hair. have cured thousands OF cases where
the shedding OF scales measured a quart daily,
the skin cracked, pleading. burning and itching,
almost beyond endurance. hair lifeless or all
gone suffering terrible. What other remedies
have made such curesi
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Gan,saonin0 che Public.

There are inDumerable ways of doing
this Not the least Objectionable is the
commentator by irresponsible dealers of
tooth powders, pastes and washes either
positively injurious or utterly Intellectual.
Protect pocket and teeth by purchasing
wholesomo SozodOpt,
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The following 10 the list of letters remaining
unclaimed In the Indianapolis Postothce Satur-
day. juno 1S. 1892. Please call for Advertised
Letters" anu give the date OF this list
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Doctors said both lungs were affected and he
could not live long. but q comrade urged him
to try Hoods Sarsaparilla. Before he had
finished one bottle his cough began TO etloose,
grew less and less. He is now In good health
and cordially recommends
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Score by innings:
milwaukee,. o o 01 o O o %
Columbus o D y IS

Earned runs-COlumbus, 4. Bases on errors
Milwaukee, =; Columbus. 3. Bases on balls-Of
Stephens 2. TwO-base hits-Walsh, Abbey CD
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Double plays-Wid-
ner to McGarr TO Earl: Mcclellan TO Walsh 70
Breckenridge. Stolen bases-Wi0ner. Dsnahue,
Ward. McGarr (2,. Walsh, Lally, Campau 81
Passed Dall-Donahue. Left on bases. MIL
waukee. z; Columbus, 2. Time-1:5O. Umpire
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HethOdiSr-

CENTRAL-AvENUE METHODIST EPISCO-
- pal Church-Corncr Central avenue and Butler
street. Rev. Henry A. BnehteL u. D.pastOr. Sermon
at 1890 a. aud Ia y. by Rev. H A Goblin,
d. D., Of DePauw University: C1ass.meetins. $50
a. IN. Sunday school n e:l5 p. N. Epworth
daily welcomed.
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CIeveland. :: Pittsbure, 6.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journs,.
PITTsBURG. June 1.-THE college pitcher,
Woodcock. was given another trial by
Pittsburg. to-day. but the way Cleveland
jumped on him in the first inning. making
i've runs. justified Captain Burns In SUBJ
stitutinR Will Gumbert. who pitched yes
terday. Gumbert did well. and at the end
of the seventh inning the score was a tie.
In the tenth inning, with two men out an
error by Shugert allowed Cleveland to
score the winning run. Score:
Pittsburg ...3 o o o o o o o 0-6
Cleveland. o o o o IL
Hits-Pittsburg, o; Cleveland, 10. Errors
Pittsburg. l. Cleveland. !. Batteries-Gumbert,
woodcock and Mack; Cuppy and thinner.
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Feat Ridin< on Bicyoles.

BosroN, June IA relay bicycle ride,
New York TO Boston. yesterday. WAS CON-
pieted in fourteen hours and fifty-one min
utes, or two hours aud thirty nine minutes
ahead Of the scheduled time. The whole
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Christian.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH--CoRNER
~ Of Ohio and Dslswate streets. ID. r. Iucas pas
tor Subject. l045 =. IN, How Will IT Go with Mef'
745 p m. Agnosticism:" sundsysShool az 50 8 a. a
y. m All are invited and welcome TO these services
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McMannus Nominated,

Special to the Indianapolis ournaL
LAGRANGE, Ind. June 1.-THE joint sem
atoriaI convention of Lagrange and Steu-
ben counties met here to-day. SilGs b. Me-
Mannus. Of this county, was nominated on
the fourth ballot over y. n. Babcock and
j. Q. A. Both. The sparrlng was sprigbtly
af
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Remedies, and after using two bottles Cuticura
Res0lvent, could see n change; and after had
taken four bottles. was almost cured; and when
had used SIX bottles of Cuticura Resolvent, one
box of Cuticura and one cake OF Cuticura Soap.
wa. cured OF the dreadful disease from which
had suffertd for five years. / cannot express
with n pen what / suffered before using tho
Remedies. They saved my life. and feel IL my
duty to recommend them My hair Is restored
as good ms ever. and 40 Is my cycsight.
MRS. ROSA KELLY. Rockwell City, In.
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st. Louis, 3; Cincinnati, 3.
rccaal 70 thu Indinnannlaa Inurnnl

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
ST. LOUIS, June 17.-Cincinnati this after
noon sustained its first defeat of the season
ut the hands of st. Louis. A homeru
drive by Smith and his and Glasscock's
work at short were the features of the
game. Gleason held the visitors down to
three hits. Score:
st. Louis. / o o o 0-5
Cincinnati -----.0 U o D o 0-3
Hits-St. Louis. =; Cincinnati. 8. Errors-St.
Louis, .; Cincinnati. 8. Batteries-Gleas0n and
Buckley; Chamberlain and Murphy.
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CHEAP RATES TO THE

National Democratic Con pen ton ae Chicago
Only 50 hound Trip
Via tho Monon Route. Tickets good going June
10 to 90 inctusiyr, snd good returning until
July 8, inclusive. Tickets can be procured at 20
eOuth Illinois street, Union Station and Massa-
chusetts avenue.
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hair all fell out, until / was en-
tirely bali-headed; il then
broke out on my arms and
shoulders, until my arms were
Just one sore. 1t covered my
entire body, my face, head and
shoulders being the worst. The
white scabs fell constantly from
my head, shoulders and arms;
the skin would thicken and he
red and very itchy, and would
crack and bleed IL scratched
After spending many hundreds
of dollars, ] was pronounced in
l. l.
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Brooklyn. 3; New York. e.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Brooklyns de-
feated the New Yorks to-day. thanks to q
most opportune thunder storm, which
stopped the game at the conclusion of the
seventh inning when the score stood TO
in Brooklyn's favor. Score:
New York o o 2-2
Brooklyn ....-..-...O o o O-3
Hits-New York, 4; Brooklyn, 3. Errors
New York, 2; Brooklyn, o. Batteries-Rusie and
Boyle, Hart and Daily.
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NTERIDIAN.sTREET METHODIST EPIsCo-
M pal Church-Corner Of New York and Meridian
streets H srtin. of Moore's Hill College will
preach az 1880 IN; classes al $50; sunday school
1T 2:15: Y. P S. c. L. al S45: Thursday evening
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RnHr-DaIl Nnfea

james Calvin has signed a contract TO
pitch for the St. Louis club at the rate of
$500 for the season. Pittshurg ''cranksv
are kicking hard AZ the loss of old Sport"
Pitcher John Healy. who was released by
Baltimore recently, and who has since
been getting into condition IN St. Louis
has signed q Louisville contract. Healy
will Join the "Colonels' July ].
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Forecast for Saturday.

WASHINGTON. June 17.-For Indiana
Ohio and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. showers;
cooler. except III extreme north portions;
southeast winds.
General Conditions.-The area of high
pressure 10 moving slowly eastward north
of the lake regions. The pressure has in
creased generally throughout all the dis
tricts, except In the extreme Northwest,
where storm of moderate energy Is ap-
psrently central north of Montana. The
trough of relatively low pressure con-
tinues over the central valleys, attended
by general oloudincss and local showers.
lt is decidedly cooler in the lake regions
and northern portion of New England and
New York. 1t is slightly cooler through
out the central valleys and warmer along
the middle Atlantic and New England
coasts The temperature Is also rising Mt
Rocky mountain stations Generally fair
and warmer weather is indicated for the
Northwest, and cooler, generally fair
weather for New England and New York
on Saturday and probably Sunday.
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Hoods Sarsapariiia
CHURCH NOTICES
Baptist.

EIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - NORTHEAST
L corner # New YORK and Pennsylvania streets.
m iand 7:45 p. m. Sunday school at $50 a. m
Prayer.meetinS on Thursday evening
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OFF DAY FOB BALL GAMES
The Victorious Columbus Sluggers Give
Milwaukee Another Defeat.

Philadelphia Continues Her Upward March
Cincinnati Loses the First Game to St Louis
Last Day Of the Morris Park Races
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Gold everywhere. Price. Cuticur8. soc; Soap,
csc; Reso!vent 81. Prepared by the Potter
Drug ana Chemical Corporation. Boston
10 Send for How TO Cure skin Diseases" Ga
pages, so tlustratioLs. and 100 testlmonials.
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BIG roUn WORLDS FAIR ROUTE.

National Democratic Convention at Chicago.
$500 Round Trip. $500.
On account of the national Democratic
convention, the Big Four Worlds Fair
Route will sell round-trip tickets june ii
to 20. good to return till Juiy &, at So For
tickets and full information cali at Big
Fonr ticket Offices, No. East Washington
street, SO jackson place. and Union station.
Ii. VI. BRONSON, A. g. L. A.
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JOSEPH RUBY. Of Columbia Pa. suffered
from birth with scrofula humor. till he WAS
perfectly cured by HVed's SarsaparillA
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Columbus snatches OF Another Easy VIC
tory at Milwaukee.

EpeciaI 70 Inc InulaHhDOls } UurHaI.
MILWAUKEE, Observation-Disclosures played
its last game on the home grounds to-day,
until July 2. and were easily defeated by
Columbus McClelIan's work st second
was the brilliant feature. Score:
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DREADFUL PSORIASIS
Covering Entire Body with White Scales.
Suffering Fearful. Cured by CuticurA

MY disease trsoriasis) first broke ont on my
left cheek. spreading across my nose, and almost
covering my face. 1t ran into my eyes, and the
physician afraid I would lose my eyesight
altacai hnr III snrea al oil oyer head and my
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S3.OO-To Chicago and Return $500,
Via Pennsylvania Line. See notice elsewhere
fn thiS poDeP.
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s3OO-ro Chfoaoo ond r,

$3.O0-IO Chicago and RctWrn--$3.OO.
For train No. 10. leaving indianapolis at 1920
a. M, Monday, June 30, the Pennsylvania line
will sell excursion tickets to Chicago at rate OF
$3 for the round trip from indianapolis. Tickets
good returning until juno ~, inclusive.
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Tr0ttiuS I'm the Rain.

BOSToN, June IA heavy thunder
shower pnt q dsmper on the trotting at
Mystic Park this afternoon. Two races
were begun and TIVE heats in each were
trotted. when both were postponed till to-
morrow.
In the 2:34 class. trotting. purse $780, d.
vided. Puritan and Matte Hunter each
won q heat Best time, 2:234.
In the 2M class, trottipg, purse $500,
Gretchen won the first two heats; stanley
and Archie b. second. Best time, 2:26
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TABERNACLE CHVRCH-CORNER NERD.
j ian and Second streets. Rev. J. a. Rondthaer ID.
D.. pastor. Communion service, preceded by short
service ct 1880 q. m Bundayschool AIS y. IN. Y.
p s. G. E 345 .. IN. Services IN Mt. jackson
Chapel at 7:io r. Conservation service this (Sat
urday) afternoon, at 43O o'clock.
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TwO-EYED LEAGUE.

'uis, 2; Cincinnati. 8. Batteries-Gl(
ickley; Chamberlain and Murphy.
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Evansville, 8; Joliet, 4.

Special 10 the Ind NJ aDolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE. Ind.. june 1.-THE homo
team batted out the game in the last inning
today. giving Joliet the fourth defeat of
the season. Score:
Evansville. -....-..0 3-5
Joliet.----.2 D o U IA
Hlts-EvansYille. 8: Joliet, 4. ErrOrs-Evans-
vile. q; Joliet, IL. Observation-Disclosures Bat
teries-Callighan, Briggs and Kurtz, Willis and
EharDe.
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ID I'D SULPHUR SPRINGS. MoNEon coyN
N ~, W. Va, open june l. DsnGhxful dzm1n>s
emily water that cures oatarrh. bronchluA eonsumo
ton dyspepsia. heart disease. ncrvoos 4eeE&reS
rheumatism. Baths For particulars wxxoo U4><fX
y. 0LEESON. Manager. ct sprtneA 80.
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Ci.rkson IL a True Republican.

Dies MONIES, June 1.-THE Republicans
of this city tonight ratified tho Minneapo.
lis ticket and platform. Hon. J. S. Clark
son was the principal speaker. In his
speech Mr. Clnrkson snid that all Repub-
licans to-day are Harrison men. There
will be no sulking in the Republican ranks,
he said. Those who were for Blaine are
now for the mon who won in a fair fight
and will deliver their votes 10 the nom-
inee. Where tho fights the thlckest. there
the Blame men will be found. These utter
anees were received with tremendous ap-
MI
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Sc. Louis "Booktes" Hit Hard.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
ST. LOUIS, June l7.-Four favorites and
three second choices won at the st. Louis
Jockey Club track to-day. aud the "book-
les" were hard nit. Summarizes:
First Race-Six furlongs. ida Beeswing
first, Winnie Davis second, Fillmore third.
Time, l:lGl3,
Second Race-Four furlongs. Hugh Penny
first. Tom Kelly second, Lakeland third.
lime. :49A.
Third Race-Six furlonga frankie ID.
first. Weaverman second, The Scalper
third. Time 1:l6l9
Fourth Raee-SiX furlopgs. Crab Cider
first, Kanesyiile second, Kyrle b. third.
Time. 1:l54.
Fifth Race-One mile. GoldstOne first
German second, Walter third. Time, 1:43a4.
Sixth Raoe--Seven and one half furlongs.
Warner C. first, l.. j. Knight second. Wea.
vermAn third. Time. 1:37.
Seventh Race--One mile aud twenty
yards. Ray S. first, Jugurtha second, The
Deacon third. Time, 1:44h
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PneshytArlan,

EIRSR PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-SOUrH-
4 westtorHer Pennsy /. nia and New York streets
The pastor, Rev. ii. l.. Haines, d. d., viii preach 10
morrow at lO:l6 A. m No evening service. sunday
school rueess $50 a. %. The Yonng Peoples Society
meets at 645 p. N. Weekly prayerineeting on Thurs
day evening, at f:A6 o'clock.
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- nsr PeDnsylvsnia and VERMONT streets the Rev.
Joseph A Milburn pastor: preaching at 1879 i a;
Peoples Society Chrisiian EndeaSor. Gao p. m.
Prsyer.meetins Thursday evening 7:A5. The public
Ally inx-t it'd
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MINOR MATTERS
The House Committee Reform In the
Civil Service Reports.

The House Committee on Reform in the
Civil Service Reports.
WAsHINGToN, June 1.-THE Democratic
majority of the House committee on reform
in the civil service has agreed upon re-
port drawn up by Representative Boatner,
of Louisiana, upon the results of the CON-
mittee's investigation of the alleged viola
ton of the civil service law at Baltimore.
The report scores the Postmaster. seneraN
treatment of the matter, and concludes as
follows:
I'VE therefore find that the report of the
CivIl-service Commission recommending
the removal of certain employees In the
postotlice at Baltimore WAS we'll founded,
that the postmaster at Baltimore has not
removed any of these parties, substantially
by direction of the Postmaster general;
that the report of the inspectors upon
which they were retained is unsupported
by the evidence taken by themselves, and
indicates either complete ignorance of the
provisions ofithe civil-service laws or de-
termination that in this particular case
their violation should not DO punished"
River and Harbor Bill Not Yet Passed.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
WAsnrNGToN, June 1.-THE session Of
the House to-day lasted just three hours
The Democratic members were FESTIVE. and
desired 10 get away TO the chicago con-
vention. Mr.. Blanchard, of Louisiana, sue
ceeded in sending the river and harbor bill
to conference for second time. after sew
eral oll-calls, the House insisting on It's
disagreement TO the Senate amendments.
tho two obstacles being the proposed boat
railway around The Dallss. Ore. and
the ship-canal connecting Lakes Union
and Washing ton with Puget sound. The
House refused to take ND the tin-plate
measure. and after a parliamentary wran-
gle over the Sibley bill this being private
bill day. recess YVES taken until o'clock
this evening.
Too Many to Answer by Letter.
WASHINGTON, June 17.-The President
has received hundreds of congratulatory
letters from all parts OF the country, aud
they still continue to pour into the White
House by every mail. 1t is utterly impos-
sible for him to acknowledge any consider
able number of them. even 10 the briefest
way. and ne hopes tho writers will not
think he falls 20 appreciate their kindne IS
because they DO not receive the answer he
would be glad to send were it within his
power to do SO.
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a Veterans Story

Mr.. Joseph HEM
perich, an old soldier.
529 L. 146th St, n. Y.
City, writes Us volun-
tarily. IN 1862, at the
battle of Fair Oaks, he
was stricken with
syphoid fever, and
after a long struggle in
hospitals, lasting sew
eral years, was dis
charged as incurablo
- l.
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DI IMPLIES. black-heads. red. rough, chapped
LII and oily akin cured by CUTICURA SOAP.
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AsTROLOGER

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