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Port Huron Races,

PORT HURON, Mich, June 1.-THE at
tendance at the races to-day was 1850.
Summarizes:
Three minute trot: purse 5000. Harry won
second, third and fifth heats. Time-2:2Ss4,
232A, 2:29A. Marion j. took fourth heat,
in 2:29L Prior won first, in 1884. Mari
cite. Jennie w. and Basil W. also started.
300 pace: purse $500. Thorndale Prince
won. in three heats Time-2:21la, 2:23i2
2:2iIa Niger Boy. Polly T.. Trixie Hal,
Billy Broncho and Dixie Van also started.
225 trot: purse $500. Loretta Fl. won
first, second and fourth heats. Time-2:2l4
222A, 2:26l2. Stronghold took third heat in
2:2iie. SIrath Allen. Dick Mitchell, Waldo,
Parone, Lizetta and PallaS also started.
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ROBY RECEIVER DEPOSED.
Michael McInerny Now i'm Charge ri
the Racing Association.

HAMMOND. Ind, June 11-At Chicago to-
day Judge Horton deposed Receiver Moore
from the charge of Roby
Racing Association Affairs or
dered that the racing might continue and
placed the business conduct of the organi-
cation in the hands of Michael McInerny
This is a substantial victory for those Of
the Roby association who are opposed to
the efforts of George Hankins to prevent
racing at the Indiana track.
The revival of the admission fee caused
falling OFF in the attendance at the track
. nearly Se ranr %as GOOD n
well up TO form Two favorites won. the
other three events being carried off by
well-backed second choices. The card con-
tanned three races at six furlongs, one at
one mile and one at one and one-quarter
miles. The interest centered in the third
Florence p. went TO the post at 10 8. with
Lulu II. a well-backed second choice. II
was a fight 10 finish between the two
out by scant half length. Summaries:
First Race-One mile: Rondan won; Ogle
SECOND. Diana third. Time. LAG
Mopsy second. Jennie June third. Time.
l17ls.
Lulu T. second, Uncle Jim third. Time.
Fourth-six furlongs. Dago won; Aunt
Ida second, Screw Driver third. Time.
Fifth-six furIongs. Wild Arab won:
Lizzie \. second. Caesar third. Time. l:l7s..
Easy for Henry of Navarro.
CINCINNATI. June 1.-THE feature OF
to-day's races at Latonia was the AIerch-
ants stake. which was locked on as a
practical walkover for Henry OF Navarro.
1t proved a beautiful race between the
turf king and the three-year-old Brendoo.
The time, 1855, was fast for the track,
which had been cut deep and was slow.
Brendoo led all the way until well down
the stretch. when Perkins was compelled
10 ride Navarro. He came fast when called
on and won by neck II was one OF the
prettiest races OF the meeting and beauti-
full grand-stand finish. Summaries:
First Race-Six furlongs. Rightmore. 10
1. won: Pocotemp, TO /. second Black
Hawk 10 10 /. third. Time. Il6
Second-One mile. Toots, TO l. won:
Crevasse, 10 10, second; Merry Monarch
10 ?, third. Time 1:i2L.
Third-Five and one-nalf furlongs Myrtle
Hardness. ID 10 20. won: Clssie B., TO L.
second: Lufra, 30 to ]. third. Time 1:09A.
Fourth-The Merchants stake: for three
year-oids and upward; mile and one-eighth.
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Grand Circuit Dates.

ROCHESTER, y. Y, June 1.-THE stew
ards of the Grand Circuit met at Ontario
Beach to-day. The associations represented
were Saginaw. Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo,
Hartford, New York and Rochester. The
dates arranged as follows: Saginaw.
July 10 to 20; Detroit, July % to Fl; Cleve-
land, July % to Aug 2; Buffalo, Aug. to
16; Rochester, Aug. ~ to %; New York, Aug.
70 TO 81; Hartford, Sept. TO 6. The purses
agreed on were as follows: Saginaw, So,
90: Detroit, $4,000: Cleveland. $4,000; Buff
falo. $1,000; Rochester, $4,000: New York,
$4,000; Hartford, $4,000. an aggregate of
$310,00
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A WELCOME IN PARIS.
Facts of Interest tn Intending WIS.,

"a stranger in a strange land-"How glad
he is 10 see some reminder of home. Rel
atiye TO this. the management OF the New
York store, OF this city, announce that all
Indiana people who are going TO Paris this
summer viii find a hearty welcome await
ing them at the Paris office of the COM
pany. - Rue Richer. All the Indianapolis
dailies are kept on file there and are at the
disposal OF visitors. Moreover, the man
agement Will be glad TO furnish prospective
visitors letters of introduction 10 their
Paris representative, who will give them
any information concerning Paris or France
that~they may desire.
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Indiana Victims of the Ak.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, June n.-Among the
victims Of the wholesale discharge in the
Pension ONCE last week were the following
persons appointed from Indiana: Mrs. Lucy
l.. Williams. salary. $. 400: Captain George
r.. Brumblay. $500; Charles Il. Robins, ST.
400; Adolph Dudinger. $1,000; Francis A.
Field, 81 200: Mrs. Mary Steele, $1,000; Isaac
Rector, $1,000; Miss Kate Ryland, $1,000;
Mrs. Sidney w. Dowd, 500.
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Praise for the Cornell Crew.

LONDON, June 1.-THE ST. flames Ca
zette. in the courses of a long article on the
Cornell crew, now training near Henley.
written by an expert oarsman, commends
the crew. The writer says that their style
is very uniform, far more so than Is usually
seen in England. He adds that the Cor
nell men feather clean and have good.
lively recovery in which they set an exam
tempt TO row secretly or to suppress In
spection Of their boat. They appear 10 be
thorough sportsmen try TO do their best.
and have already created a favorable i'm
preston at Henley. In conclusion, the
writer in the ST. James Gazette says the
weak feature of the Cornell crew is their
Of
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White House. They walked over from the
State Department, where Mr.. Harmon had
been sworn in. The President presented he
new Attorney-general 10 the other men,
bers OF the Cabinet as they entered. Mr.
Olney had little business TO consider from
the State Department and, of course, Mr.
Harmon had no business from the Depart
ment of Justice to bring before the Cabinet
The session, however. was quite protracted,
as the President desired to close up all bus
mess possible so that he might be able to go
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WASHINGTON, June 1l.-George W. Ma
bis, a grocer of this city, and a former
Ohioan. committed suicide at his residence
early this morning by asphyxiation. HIS
body was found PROSTATE over the edge
of a bath tub by an emnloye OF the store.
The deed was due to family trouble. His
wife, who is now in Wheeling, w. Va, left
him two weeks ago. His body Will be taken
to Ohio for burial.
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NO POOLS WERE SOLD
TROTTING AND PACING At FLEET
WOOD PARK WITHOUT BETTING.
Good Sport and Fair Time-ChicnS 60 's
Receiver for ROby Deposed-Re-
suits of the Running Races.

NEW YORK, June u.-About 1880 peo-
pie attended the opening Of the spring trot-
ting meeting at Fleetwood Park to-day.
There was no public betting on the re-
suits. bu, the sport. nevertheless. proved
highly interesting to the spectators. Falk-
lands unexpected defeat in the Pa class
was the feature. The pacing race was an
easy thing for the favorite, Robert C.
Summarizes:
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Manufacturing Company in Trouble.

NEWARK, " j.. June 11.-An applca-
ton was made before Vice Chancellor
Emery in this city to-day for the appoint
ment of a receiver for the American Vii
lage Company. The company was organized
1--WE years ago with a capital OF 500 600 TO
experiment and manufacture machinery for
tilling the soil. II does business i'm New
York and Illinois. but is incorporated under
the New JERSEY laws. The application was
made on behalf of George Il. Dunbar, of
Buffalo one OF the stockholders of the
company, who claims the company is in
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GOOD SHOOTING By HEIkEs.
Missed but Two Targets Out of On
Hundred and Sfxty-Ffve.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 1.-THE second
annual shoot of the Memphis Gun Club
opened at Billings Park TINS morning, with
one of the largest gatherings of crack shots
from all parts of the country that ever par
ticipated in a similar event. The events
shot to-day were seven. of twenty singles,
g entrance and $50 added, and one of tw an
ty-fve singles "a entrance and $50 added
The events all filled well, the first having
10i entries. The weather conditions were
very favorable. 1t was rather warm, but
there was not enough breeze TO interfere
with the shooting, and the good crowd pres
ent managed to keep quite comfortable. The
feature of the sport was the remarkable
work of Rollo Heikes, who shot in every
event, and ont of total of LOO shots missed
but twice. Those who made clean scores
in to-day's events were: First event
Mitchell. Hill, Rike. Baker and Texas Field.
Second event-Glover. Heiaes, F'ulford, Ley
Ter, Vandyke and Calhoun Third event
w. P. Miller, Holz, Glover, Fl. p. Hill.
Meadors Heikes, Money. Conner and Up
son. Fourth eyent-Heikes, Alkire. Common.
Leroy. vandyke and Gulick. Fifth event
Glover and Calhoun Sixth event-Holz.
Heikes. McMunchy, Young and Nandyke.
Seventh event-Glover, Hughes, Sumpter.
Lloyd Heikes Connor, McMunchy, Van
dyke and McIlhany. Eighth event-Heikes
and FufOrd
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License Denied an Athletic Club.

BROOKLYN, y. Y, June 1L-An applica-
ton for license for the Seaside Athletic
Club, at Coney island. was sent to Mayor
Schieren on June g. and he asked for re-
port from police Captain Clayton, in whose
precinct the clubhouse is situated. The re-
port was received by the Mayor to-day.
and in il the captain says that disreputable
try and give the most brutal exhibitions
there. and that the police have more than
their. hands full i'm maintaining order when
the members of the club insist on finish
fights. The Mayor decided. on this report.
that he would issue license The same
decision was rendered by the Mayor last
year but a mandamus was issued by Judge
Gaynor. of the Supreme Court, compelling
him q Issue IT.
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Abuse of OrcHQrds.

WASHINGTON, June 11.-Common abuse
of orchard tracts is pointed out in a state
ment to be issued by the Agricultural De-
partment. This abuse Is the custom which
prevails generally of counting the orchard
as field of the farm and calling on II for
it's crops of corn. oats. wheat. grass and
hay in rotation with the other fields. Ac
cording TO the official warning. nothing
could be devised as more likely to perma-
nently injure growing or fruitening orch
ard than such a policy. When the trees
have reached fruiting age no other crop
should be grown in the orchard, though
while IL is young and nonproductive of fruit
il may be wise to grow other crops than
trees, though there must be a double fertil-
ling one for the development of the trees
and the other for the incidental crop. Tie
cultivation and fertilization should be as
regular and constant as if a crop were an
nually removed. This plan, il is pointed
out, would revolutionize orchard culture in
many sections and make many seemingly
useless orchards profitable.
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Henry of Navarro won: Brendoo. to ..
second; Ray s, TO >. third. Time. 90
Fifth-Five furiongs. Nimrod. Z 10 ~. won:
Old Centre. 10 !, second; Wine Drop. To
?. third. Time. 1904.
Sixth--Six furlonGs. Joe Mack, 2 10 >, won. :
Belle Foster. 10 J. second: Readina TO
I, third. Time. 1:l52,.
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Mrs. Croy,eII Now a Divorce

NEW YORK. June ia verdict granting
an absolute divorce 10 Charles f. CroWell
was returned by a jury in the Queens coun-
~ court. The defendant the jury held had
been guilty OF adultery with Jacob r. Shep-
erd, lawyer, whose name came prominent
ly before the public in connection with cor
respondence published in the presidential
campaign of 1884.
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Virginia $. Orth Granted a Divorce.

WASHINGTON, June n.--Judge Cox to-
day granted a divorce to Virginia 5. Orth
from Henry A Orth, giving the wife the
custody of their child. alimony and coun-
sci fees. The papers were withheld from
publication. The case has attracted much
attention here. Mr.. Orth was the son Of
Godlove 5. Orth, at one time a Congress
man from Indiana. The trouble tetween
the couple began a the naval rendezvous at
Fortress Monroe three years ago. The
charges were cruelty and drunkenness.
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wheat Harvest begun,

ST. LOUIS, June 1l.-Reports indicate that
the wheat harvest has commenced in south
east Missouri and southern Illinois. and by
Wednesday IL will be In full blast all over
this section of the country. The rain OF
ten days ago seems to have been wheats
salvation. and there can now be no doubt
that more than an average crop Will be
thrashed Corn and oats are also looking
fine and pasturage was never better.
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NEW YORK, June IA meeting Of the
executive committee of the intercollegiate
Athletic Association was held tonight at
the Fifth-avenue Hotel. After the meeting
was over X was announced that the
charges brought against John V. Crlm.
of Iowa State University, were wholly
unsustained. The executive committee re-
ported that Mr.. Crum amateur in
good and regular Standing.
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Patents Granted Indinnians.
Yesterdays Cabinet Meeting.

WASHINGTON, June 11.-All the MEM
bers OF the Cabinet, with the exception OF
Secretary Herbert and Postmaster-general
Wilson. were present at the meeting to-day.
Attorney-general Harmon. accompanied by
his predecessor. now Secretary of State Oh
ney. were among the first to arrive at the
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jected to -the-assessment OF benefits and
damages incident 10 the opening and exten-
sion OF Leonard and Roll streets Although
the assasSIpents are small. many or the
property owners are poor and say they can
not afford the luxury The board deferred
further action I'm the matter until June y.
when remorktrances from Nonresident prop
erty 9Tncfs win be considered. Two women
Appeared before the board 10 object TO the
as sessmentr or benefits. one had been as
sessed but 81 and the other 81.
several bids for grading and, paving
streets and alleys We're opened and num-
Der OF contracts let. The Indiana Paving
Company was awarded the contract for
paving the intersection OF Christian and
College avenues. The work is to be done
with brick and the company will receive
as lineaI foot. The contract for building
sewer in the first alley north OF Dough
erty, Wright. Buchanan, sullivan and Bis
marck streets was given 10 the Fulmer-
Seibert Company, at $l07 lineaf foot.
There were several bidders. The grading
and crawling OF the roadway and side
walks OF First street. from Lock street
to a distance of 1.2s5 feet west will be done
by $. W. Patterson. whose bid was 40 cents
a Ineal foot on each side. The board de-
cared all action heretofore taken toward
the construction of a sewer in East Beatty
and Greer streets void on account of an
error in the description submitted by the
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Mr. HIT AbIe to SIT In.

WASHINGTON, June u.-Representative
Hit was able to sit UP for about ten min
utes yesterday, and the Improvement in his
condition has continued.
Miss Dodge rested comparatively we'll last
night, and her condition to-day was about
the same.
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SscOId Annual Cruise to The Mediterranean

Leaving New York January %. 1873. by chartered
amer ssFriesiand" 7llS tons. occupying sNyfouF
days Visiting Bermuda southern SPAIN. Northern
Africa, Egypt the Holy Land Turkey 6rcees. Itals.
and the Frenrh Riviera. at time OF the year corr
spending a. our June. All expenses included AZ 80,
OF $50. Organized and accompanied oy HENRY ~.
THAYER. Plymouth Ind. Write 10 him for ifivekU
s1<s and additional Information
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Schmidt Now a Naval Cadet.

WASHINGTON, June 11.-Among the
naval cadets who have passed successful
examinations and have been admitted to
the Naval Academy is Oscar Schmidt, of
md
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Virginia Ortiz Granted Divorce.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

WASHINGTON, June u.-Virginia Orth
was to-day granted divorce from her hus-
band Henry A. Orth. son of Godlove Orth,
of Indiana, for cruelty and drunkenness.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Saloon outfit, "A counter with
rail and copper work. back bar with large
mirrors and refrigerator, front and back
cigar case. beer pumps. two billiard and
two pool tables. in oak. stevens Toledo
work. nearly new and I'm perfect order.
Cheap. Sold separate or together, and a
part on time IL wanted. JOHN STETSON,
care OF Drawer ''E" Toledo. q.
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BtIsIsEss CHANCE

BTSINE SS CHANCE-Wanted an enter
prising young business man, with $4,000
cash 10 invest in well-established BIZ
cycle business that la making good profits
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Write to-day for manual on successful
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rICE.

NoTICE-Wall papers al lowest prices: also
art decorations I'm any style. III. G. STE-
VEINS, 496 North Mississippi street.
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DIED.

THOMSON-Lucy Il. Thomson, wife OF
Henry Il. Thomson. at the home of her
parents, James H. and Mary Thatcher.
June IL. Funeral at 2:30 Thursday from
parents home, Isl High street.
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BUILDING AND LOAN.

BUILDING AND LOAN-The very lowest
rates on loans can be obtained at the
Building and Loan ONCE, ~ East Mar
ket street. HOWARD KIMBAI.l-. Secre-
tary.
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PeffiSDryGOOdSCO
Skin Diseases

Require S-a-n-a-d-o-r Skin Soap,
Because it contains a new
non-poisonous vegetable anti
septic, not found in any other
preparation-the latest and
best discovery of science for
the cure of eczema, pimples,
blackheads, rash, chatting,
prickly heat, sunburn, bites,
stings, ETC., etc.
TITS non-posonous, antiseptic soap for the relief
and cure Of all diseases OF the skin and scalp. Fol-
toilet twice good plain soap for tbs same
price. A perfect soap for the baby. For sale by al
druggists-25c.. SASAD0R MEDICAL Co., 10 and I.
yandewater St, ". Y.
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class, trotting; purse. 500.
TrOttiu- in the Rockies.

DENVER, Col, June ia larger crowd
was in attendance at the second day of
the Overland Park Club Association meet
team on the opening day. Summaries:
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-A good clean
stock of clothing, hats and furnishing
ton a good room and a nice trade. Sales
last year about $4,000 Good reason for
selling. City OF 22.000 people. The WIN
Ind.
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For Dyspepsia

Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
DIR. L. w. Firmin. rindlay, o., says:f II
have used II IL. cases Of dyspepsia with
good effect"
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All the States Championships

Base BAH game will be called at 1910
a. M.
Balloon ascension and parachute jump at
Il O'clock. Il.
Grand Bicycle Parade at 1 o'clock by the
entire State Division OF the League or
American Wheelmen. An other wheeimen
who will join the parade are cordially in
vifed 10 participate.
Grand Bicycle Tournament at 1870 p. m.
Racing by the best men i'm the country.
Class races OF all kinds. Boys races,
fancy and trick riding by professionals.
Trick riding CONSIST,
Refreshments ofr ail kinds will be fur
nished on the, ground AT very low prices.
Bring your whole family and dinners and
put i'm a royal days sport. -
$40 worth OF fun for - cents - cents ex-
ira only will be charged for isrand Stand.
No charge will be made TO l. a. w.
members.
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though the Amounts Are Small.
The Board of Public Works had the Egypt
matter UP for consideration again yester-
day. Forty-five residents OF the land-locked
territory were present by petition and OBJ
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NEW YORK STORE
soTAsLISHE0 1853
NEW
BARGAINS
Added to our great June
sale of MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR. Read carefully:

About CO good muslin gowns. tucked yoke,
cambria Tuiile. made fun. usual price soc.
sale price Gle. Only two TO buyer.
800 pairs good muslin drawers yoke band.
trimmed with embroidery, made wide
would get zoe for them, our price 25c, only
two pair TO "A buyer
go pairs fine plain muslin drawers. made
extra wide. rows tucks, yoke band we'll
made and equal TO many at 5ec; sale price
PC a pair.
80 pairs fine muslin drawers, rows
tucks. fine eylet embroidery. made wide
and full a 4 zoe a pair
900 pairs Empire Gowns, good muslin,
neatly trimmed with embroidery. full length
price .5c.
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street-sweeping Inspector Evan sent a
communication 10 the Board of Public
Works. yesterday. in reference TO the best
time for cleaning the streets. The board
had asked that the work be delayed until
IL o'clock at night. in order that the peo-
pie enjoying after dinner rides or out on
verandas might not be annoyed by the
dust The inspector doubted the practica-
bility of the plan. He said IL required nearly
all night 10 clean the streets and If the
work was not begun until II o'clock ii
would continue far into the following day.
Besides this difficulty he found that a
great many people retired early and would
not care TO be kept awake in the dead
hour OF the night by the noise of the
sweepers.
The board instructed the inspector to see
that the streets are hereafter sprinkled
twice on Sunday This will be an impera-
tive order issued to the contractors. This
Sunday spripkling will be in lieu Of the
Saturday evening ana Monday morning
sDrinkliuRs
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rrotting; for two-year-olds; pu

Iime-24, 2:46I2.
$50 class, pacing; purse. $500. Poto won
the second, third and fourth heats and
race; Keen Cutler won the first heat; Long
Mont, Charlie Kuhn, Silver McGregor, Net
tie jefferson. Judge Toler also started.
Time-2:l9 2:23ls, 2:22l& 2:22lb.