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rwo-base hits9McGraW, Arson CO, Ryan.
Decker. Three-base hits-Wilmot, LANCE,
Reitz, Keller. Home run-Reitz. Stolen
- Irwin. LANCE. Double
play-Jennings and Gleason. Struck out
BY Terry, 2; by Hawke, A; by Esper. l.
Passed balESchriver. Bases on balls5Of
Terry, s.; off Hawke. 2; off Esper, A.. Wild
pitches-Terry, 2. Hit with ball-Keeler,
Schriver, Reitz. Time-205. Umpire-Ems-
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. 30.-Louisville and
Brooklyn played two games to-day. break
ing even. Louisville took the first, Wads-
worth's fine pitching and Grim's home-run
drive over the fence being the features.
Brooklyn pounded Inks all over the field
in the second. which was called on account
of darkness, after Louisville had taken IFS
half Of the fifth inning. Umpire Keefe had
left the city and Ollie Beard, the Kansas
City short stop, umpired the games. At
tendance SnO Scora.
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Phi1aaeIphia Cricketer. Give Up.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Sl.-There will
be no cricket game here tomorrow. The
local players had one wicket left at the
conclusion Of yesterdays play. but as the
forty runs in the lead, and as the only
remaining batsman. Patterson. has a dis
located thumb. the Phi!adelphians have
Lord Howkes's eleven will leave this city
for Toronto. Canada. where they will play
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of next
week. Thence they will go to Boston,
where a game is scheduled for the follow
ing Saturday. Monday and Tuesday. and
later in that week they will sail for home.
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lbs is as follows:
WON THE LAST.
baltimore Defeated Chicago Before
Eight ThOusnnd PeanIe-

CHICAGO, Sept S0.-The season ended
here to-day with a very one-sided and unin-
teresting game. A pitcher and a crippled
man supplied the places of two of the
local infielders and their errors were fatal.
Anson's batting and Ryan's fielding were
the only redeeming features Of the home
teams game. though Terry's pitching
would have won with good support. At
tandanoa Qn0 Cooro.
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The McAll Society will meet this after
noon with Mrs. r. H. Bigger. 80 Fletcher
avenue. A letter will be read from Rev.
C. f. Greig. Paris. and arrangements COM
pieted for the entertainment Oct. 9 at the
home OF Mrs. Arthur Jordan. Mrs. T. i.
Coultas. Mrs. o. A. Burgess and Mrs. o. j.
Dearborn viii assist Mrs. Jordan in re-
ceiving.
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The Grand Lodge. Knights and Ladies of
Honor, will meet in this city tomorrow.
The finance committee will meet to-day.
On Tuesday evening a reception will be
given the visitors al Lorraine Hall, and
Mayor Denny sill IA an address.
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Earned runs-St. Louis, z; Washington. 2.
Two-base hits-Connor, Peitz, Cartwright.
Three-base hit-Shugart. Home run
Dowd. stolen Ely. Double
Quinn and Ely. Bases on ballsLOf Haw-
ley. ?; off Boyd, l. Struck out-By Hawley.
g Passed ball-Dugdale. Wild pitch-Boyd.
UmDire-HurSt.
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Earned runs-Cincinnati, s; Cleveland, 6.
Two-base hits-Vaughn, Smith. Childs. G.
Tebeau. Three-base hit-Hoy. Home run,
thinner. Double ~plays-Smith, Massey and
Mccarthy: Childs. Mexican and O'Connor:
Burkett and thinner. Bases on bails-On
Dwyer. 4; off Cuppy, 5; off Wittrock, /.
Hit by pitched ball-By Dwyer, 1. Struck
out-By Cuppy, 1. Passed ball-Zimmer.
Time-21O. Umpire-McQuaid.
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preciate his worth and with one accord
speak his praise. II all railroad officials
were built on the plan Of Riley Mckeen
such a position as that held by Eugene
Debs would not c1mmand a salary.
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Kinds of Pie.
Boston Transcript.

bOSIUH IIdIIoIIIDL-
A recent visitor TO Nova Scotia heard
there an anecdote OF a little old woman
who was one day urging upon her guests
a choice of refreshments which they. not
being hungry, refused Now DO let me go
and get you some pie" said the hostess.
apple pie-open-face. cross-bar and xiv
erlid."
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Tie at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Sept. O.-The season closed
here this afternoon with the worst
played game of the year. Errors and ter
rifle hitting gave Cincinnati sixteen runs
while Cleveland was scoring one, and then
by the same means Cleveland tied the
score in the ninth and the game was called
on account of darkness. Attendance, 200.
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Earned runs-Louisville 5: Brooklyn. g.
Two-base hitEWadsworth. Shindle. Three
base hlt-Cote Home run-Grim. Stolen
bases-Zahner. Gilbert. Gutenberg. Cote.
Brown CD. Treadway ca. Shindle, Kinslow.
Griffin. Double play-Cote and Gilbert.
Bases on bails-Of WadSworth. !: of Daub.
2: or Lucid. s. Hit by pitched ball-Luten-
berg. Lake. Gilbert. Struck out-By Wads-
worth. 10: by Daub. 2 Passed ball~-Kins-
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Earned runs-St- Louis, 10. Two-base
hits-PeitZ CD, Hassamaer '(0, Hogan,
Quinn. Three-base hits-Connor o. Home
.run.,Quinn. Stolen basesEWard, Cart
wright. Hogan. Double play-Quinn and
Connor. Bases on balls-On Breftenstein,
Z; off Mullarkey. l. Struck out-By Breiten-
steir, 9. Passed ball-Dugdale. Time-Two
hours. Umpire-Hurst.
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P.enty tn Talk About.

Boston Journal.
Carl Schurz Is to give the address at the
annual meeting Of the Civil Service Reform
League "a chicago. The administration
has given MIN plenty of texts
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arrived in the camp of the guards at
Krassnoje-Selo mounted on a black charger
and wearing the white-and-silver uniform
of the cuiraSsiers. She ordered the general
of division TO report instantly, and told him
she had come to take charge OF the Gus
tomary parade.
The officer was dumbfounded at first and
said something OF an undeserved honor, or
words to that effect; but the Empress cut
him short by commanding him TO send her
a bugler. AS soon as the latter arrived she
ordered him to give the signal for alarm
ing the regiment. 1t was done. The EN-
press, with her bugler and adjutant. took
the lead. and a minute later sounded the
order for an attack. Fifteen hundred horses
and men raced down the highway for ten
minutes or more, and were suddenly
brought TO a standstiil in front Of a caval-
cade of ladies and gentlemen coming from
the opposite direction
The Empress always had the reputation
of an Amazon. but IL is asserted that she
never looked more beautiful or more COM
manding than on that morning. What does
IL all mean? ask the Russians. and thou
sands add: Health and happiness. we wish
thee, imperial Majesty"
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Earned ru~ns-Louisvllle. 2; Brooklyn. 3.
Two-base hit-Grim. Three-base hit-An-
derson.@Stole2 bases-Treadway, Kinslow.
Double play-Lutenberg and Cote. Bases
on balls-Of inks, 4; off Stein, 1. Hit by
pitched ball-Gilbert. Struck out-By Stein,
Umpire-Beard.
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st. Louis Wins Two.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 3o.-The ball season
closed here to-day with a pair of victories
for the Browns who m Null
larky and Boyd without mercy. The sec
ond game was called in the sixth inning
on account of darkness Score of first
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CIothler and furnlSner.
Briggs-I wonder why old Plusher doesn't
advertise.
Griggs-I understand that he has a pri-
vate income of his own.
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Scrofula humors and all diseases caused
or DfottoIa0 BY ifnptrc blood or low state
OF the system are cured by Hoods Sarsa-
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New York Press.
VIII Mr.. Hill resign his seat In the Sem
ate while running for Governor? Likewise,
VIII an elephant fly2
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EIwood 'sTaken In"

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOD, Ind, Sept. 30.-The first of a
series OF three games between Elwood and
Kokomo was played here to-day and Koko-
mo, with the aid of borrowed players from
Lebanon and the league, succeeded in
winning. Score:
r. H.
EEwood ........O o 2 0-3 8
Kokomo ..........0 1 o 3 3 3 Ill IL
Batteries-Elwood, Bowen and Xlose;
Kokomo, Orth and Garvey. Struck out
BY Bowen, s.; by Ortiz, 5.
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wANTED-AGENrs.

AGENTS WANTEDLOr statesmen desiring
side line, TO take orders by sample: staple
seller. easily carried. We pay expenses
and salary or commission and furnish
samples on application. Address Lock
Box Us, New York city.
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DIED.

GA l., son of John II. and
Dora Herig. Funeral from 1874 River ave-
enue. West Indianapolis, at 2 o'clock ID. m,
Wednesday. Friends invited.
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Winchester g z 2 3 1 z 3 5 OBJ SO
DAYTON. o. 0 / 4 / Ill IL

Observation-Disclosures, Waters and Mer-
edith; Dayton, Williams, Wilson and New
arth. Home run-Arbaugh, of Winchester.
Three-base hits-Winchester, 2; Dayton, 2.
Two-base hits-Winchester, g.; Dayton, l.
). Struck out--By Waters, 10; by Wilson,
Z. Umpire-Dave Martin Time-2:30.
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New York. 10: Toledo. 3.

TOLEDO. o.. Sept. So.-The New Yorks
played a Sunday game here to-day and won
with ease. Attendance, 5000. Score:
r. II. z.
Toledo ........O O l l 3-5 IL 5
New York....0 / 5 IL 1 2 0 s-12 Is 3
Batteries-Hughey and Mcfarland; RUsie,
Clark and Wilson. mpire-Barne
Madison, II; indianapolis, %.
Special to the Indianapolis journal.
MADISON. Ind. Sept. 30-Madison, Il;
Indianapolis, 8.
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wtnche.ter, ~; Dayton, o., II.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WINCHESTER, Ind, Sept. 30.-The last
game of the season for the Winchester
team was played on their grounds to-day
against the Dayton, o., club. This contest
has been long expected by those who read
baseball news, and there were 5000 people
to witness it. Many were surprised at the
result. The boys of the home team are
now preparing to go to their respective
homes, and after a prosperous season are
spring, when they will be ready as ever to
meet all who desire to cross bats with
them. Each of them returned their thanks
TO Manager Bud Ivin for their courteous
treatment while in the team. and for his
skiIlful management of the same. The
score of to-day's game was:
r. Fl. +.
Winchester & 3 5 Oil 36 4
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Dlay
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FINANCIAL.

LOANS-Money On mortgages. g. r.
SA1LES, 70 East Market street.
FINANCIAL-Aoney to loan on first mort
gage. No commission. SCHUR-
MANN, q h. Market street.
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WANTED-The Lombard Building and
Loan Association, Nos. 81 and 9S Lombard
Building, wants energetic agents i'm every
town in the State. Write for terms. Money
on hand ready to loan.
CHARLES mcguire, President
z. p. THOMPSON, Secretary.
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L~OANS-Money on watches, diamonds
JeweIry, without publicity. CITY LOAN
OFFICE. 81 West Washington street.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS-Those wishing 10
change room should call at 1l61k North
Meridian. New place. new furniture.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
yard YARD. Washington D. C;-Jsnusry %. 1884,
plies for the Navy Yard, Washington, b. c. 70
be opened February ID. 1894" will be received
O'CLOCK. NOON FEBRGARY THiRTEE MI
1924, and publicly opened Immediately there
after, to furnish at the Navy Yard. Washington
-. G.; Quantity OF forgings, castings. paints
Der tools and wire rope The articles must com
form to the navy standard and pass the usual
nished upon application to the Navy Yard Wash
ington, ID. G. The attention Of manufacturers
being equal. decided by lot The department re-
serves the right to waive defects to reject any
or all bids not deemed advantageous to the gov
erf'mcnt. EDWIN STEWART, Paymaster Cen
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plants IN general steady good habits and refer.
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l23s Duncan ne. Or. Is. 10
Anacostia. 7r.........ls
Brookland. 7r......l5.VD
Lanier Heights. Or. l2.50
Brookland. Or. 1850
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FOR RENT
210 Del ave ne. 12r. SCI
Se01 2 st NV, Or. 40
IL 18th. 12r. rs
1912 Union ct. Or. .l1.3U
c1l6 eth. Or. 10.oo
ja27-12ts TYLER & RI
FOR RENT-9O6 U ST.
bath and modern COW
borhood. Also 1928 9Th
some; 4 rooms and ba,
BROWNING, 4l6 9Th
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1921 De Sales. 11r.f.125
WI L NV. Yr. 40
t242 Union ri. CIR. .s.JD
qto It'll Sc. 1r.
10 h ne, l2r. 1890
rHERElRn 120l Z -
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;. 7R. AND B., P.MO. $50
1907 9Th NV. Or & b. .25
IOa 9TH he. Or X b. %
32S Spruce, Or & b. 20
no X Sc. Or. Hob 30
222 K sw. 5r. 10
206 y sw. 4r. q
'OKS. GIG 18th ct. NV.
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FOR RTNT-FUR- AND UNFC-R. ROOMS: BACK
ana front: LIST and other floors; cheap: good
BOARD II desired; near pension and printing OF.
noes private family. SIS Sd st. NV feS-lws
FOR RENT-ROOMS EN- SUITE OR SINGLE
furnished or unfurnshed-in all parts of city:
prices reduced; call and our list COIJM.
biAN RENTERS EXCHANGE, 1898 q st. NV.
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WANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM BY SINGLE
gentleman in northwest section of city, down
town: with without board. Address A. K. L..
Star ONCE. 1t
WANTED-YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES NEAT
~ fur. room in NV. bet. 18th and I'd and not
further from Pa. than ST.; state full par
ticuhrs. Address SOUTHERN. Star Office. feS q
wANTED-BY YOUNG LADY IN OFFICE, PAR
ents leaving city, home In nice family: will give
free Of piano: refs given; will pay literally
middie-aged couple preferred. Address, price. To-
cation etc. g. s. C.. Star oface. feS-3t"
wANTED-BY 18TH OF FEB, A OR 7-ROOM
nat. bet. and and 18th and 10Th SITS. NV.
Address l. l. NJ, Star Office. fe7-3t'
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-A TENANT LEAVING THE CITY
Will sublet at reduced rent to parties without
elevator, steam heat and janitor's services. III
18th st. NV. feo-6ts
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their symp.pms nature and proper manag -meut
prepared by thoss WHO have had vast And .uc-
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will be mailed. secure from observation, in u
plain sealed envelope. TO any one sending, en-
clio .ec with this notice, 10 cents for postaqs) to
Worlds Dispensary Association, GG3 Main street,
Buffalo. y. Y.