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LEGAL NOTICES.
Mortgages Sale.

VII bs sold at public auction on Saturday,
luly ~. 1870, at IL IA o'clock, at the office os
lh0 Narragansett Real Estate tompan', 20
Ney bosset street, in the city Of FrOyiu, y
the premises hereinafter described. by via no
OF the power OF sale contained in a certain
Iced OF mortgage. made ana executed on tho
I'D daY OF August, a. ID. lsVS, and recorded Ia
the Office Of tho Town Clerk Of tle Town Of
North Snithtield in mortgage Book No. ~, at
pages 2oa anu Su3 OF the record OF mortgages or
real estate, the conditions OF SAID deed or
mortgage having been broken, that certain
tract or parcel of land, with all the build
ings and improvements thereon. situated In
the town OF North Smithheld, near Fields
Station (so-calledD. on the line Of the froyi-
dence Springfield Raiload in said county
and state. bounded and described as follows;
That Is 20 say, Beginning az an oak Tree ON
the southerly side OF the road leading from
IarlSiln 10 MoOnsOcket. which said Tree is on
the boundary line between the lana hereby
conveyed and the land OF this grantor: thence
south hve degrees east tsOO) nine hundred
tseG 10 another OAK tree also ON said. boundary
line between the land hereby conveyed anu
TINS grantOr; thence south t2jl tWenty-six ot-
grees, west (i2) seyvniy'two feet 10 another
OAK tree at the bounaary OF land conveyed by
decd r'In A. h. Field and others 10 James ".
blacll OOu; thence south lkg) twenty nine
degrees; thence west (x1l) TWO hnnut ed and
sevrnty-One teet 10 alnut tree thence
south forty 1--we degrees, neal tJb) three hun.
ur,d ana twCnfy-six Ieet 10 stake and
stones and corner: lhence north eight and
one half degrees west IN Olrect line TO
stake ana stones on the line OF said Larkiin
rCae: thence sOutheriy along the line OF and
boundel On said Iarailn road 10 the first
mentioned oak Tree. or the place Of beginning.
Said lest men ioned line N more par .lculaily
described as follows; South nifty seven and
One.halt degree, cast (llsl one Eun0red and
eighteen feet; thence IN continuation south
fifty degrees, east (lS115l one hundred and
eighty seven and one-hal4 leet: thence IN con-
tinuation south slxty-one and one-half de-
grees, east (lt3) one hundred and eighty-rbree
feet thence IN continuation south seventy -one
degrees, east (2lslal Two hunored and seven-
cot
north eighty niEe and one.balf degrees, east
(4sial forty ght anu one-half feet; thence in
grecs, east (sUl2) seventy ana Onehalf feet 10
said oak tIee.
by order of the assignee of the mortgagee,
who hereby gives notice OF intention 10 bid
upon the aiore described premises at the sale
thereof.
Providence. July 8. ls0o j5-l2-le-26-w
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room" Across the Continent" Damon
and Pythias. f" rip Van Wirkle, e" Mon.
sieur Alphonsc," The Bosom Friend. :"
divorce, "Frou- Frou," "Pinafore, ."
1.-THE Chicago Fire" aid "a Messenger
From Jarvis section -
After couple Of years spent az the best
schools Miss Maddern, before she had cele
brated the seventeenth anniversary OF her
birth, became star and was eminently
successful IN such plays as Caprice
Featherbrain" and I'm Spite of All" II
1890 che was married Co Harrison Grey
Fiske, the editor Of The Dramatic Mirror,
wbo IS also playYL.i ght Of much merit
and more promise Mrs Fiske having fel.
for some time that the dearth Of suitable
plays imposed marked limitations 70 beI
further artistic progress concluded 10 re.
tire temporarily or az least until the prep.
er vehicle might present itself This she
now thinks she has discovered To a drama
by Alphonse Daudes and Leon Henrique,
adapted by Harrisou Grey Fiske entitled
"The Queen Of Liars Some OF lbsen's
plays VIII also be presented upon special
occasions as well as the great Duse's favor.
tie, La Femme de Claude" which has
never been done In English.
Predictions are proverbially dangerous
things To indulge in, but there Is little
risk in asserting that Minnie Maddern-
Fiske will be one OF the notable stellar
successes Of the coming season
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COnStable'S Sale.

BY virtue OF an execution No. l0l99 issued from
the District Court OF the Sixth Judicial District
holden az Providence IN the County of Provl-
dence, State of Rhode Island, on the first day
of May, A, d., lo.5, returnable to said court
August lst, 1898, wherein Jeremiah O'Sulli-
van, OF said Providence, IS plaintiff and Dan
lei "A. Wright and Lydia A. Wright. his wife
also of said Providence, are defendants.
Will be sold at Public Auction on saturday
the third day of August, A. d., 1895, at IL
o'clock noon, at 20 Weybosset street. Room
81, in Providence. all the right, title and
interest which the said Daniel A. Wright and
Lydia A. Wright, his wife, had at the time OF
the attachment on the original writ in the
suit IN which the above described execution
was obtained, to wit; February IL, A. ID.
1885, nt o'clock, and 25 minutes "a. m, in
and To the following described real estate, viz:
That parcel OF land with all the buildings and
other improvements thereon situated IN said
Providence, bounding northerly on jenkins
street whereon ID measures eighty-three aud
extending southerly TO and bounding partly
ON land OF JohnMcCann and partly on gang
way, bounding easterly on land OF John Nor
ris one hundred and nifty nine and 1-l0 (l59l
feet, and westerly on land OF John tutler and
wife one hundred and ffty-eight and S- 10 80
feet; and comprising all the land and estate
described in those three deeds 20 Lydia A.
Wright, one from William b. Healy recorded
in the office OF the Recorder of Deeds in Prov
idence in Deed Book 372 at page 20, another
from Charles n. Smith recorded in said office
in Deed Book $50 at page li2 and the third
from Frank y Hazard recorded In Deed Book
3S1 at page l43.
Levied on this third day of May, A. ID, 1896.
az 10 o'clock a. m, and viii be sold TO satisfy
said execution II sufficient
ANDREW MCKENZIE, Constable.
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CAYL0R'S BALL GOSSIP
Clubs Never So Well Bunched
In twenty-five Years.
NINE TEAMS ARE STILL IN 1T.
And Very Much In II at That -Boston's
Great Slide Down the Toboggsp and
New York's Wonderful spurt-A Psnnant
Race That IL OF Intense Interest.

Great Slide Down the ToboggaB and
New York's Wonderful spurt-A Pennant
Race That IL OF Intense Interest.
In the 20 seasons through which the Ma
tional League OF Baseball Clubs has passed
there Is no Instance so far as know where
so many Of its teams have In nidseason
beon bunched In tho pennant race. The
situation on the morning of July rs was a
most peculiar ono. Eight one-thousandth
per cent separated the first four clubs
that Is TO say that half a game of a margin
marked the difference in standing between
the Cincinnatis In fourth place and the
Pittsburgs In the lead. Then came the
next division Of threo clubs with only half
games difference between the Brooklyus
In seventh place and the Bostons in fifth
place. The New Yorks In ninth place had
crowded up to within an average OF five
games of the lead IL Is conceded that not
one Of the nine clubs from the Pittsburgs
down 20 the New Yorks, was an improba-
bio winner Of the pennant. since worry little
more than half of tho scheduled games
have been played.
The uncertainties of the national game
have never been more strikingly illustrat-
ed. That the New York team, all crippled
and patched up, deprived OF the services Of
four star players for "a month, should hold
Its own In the great struggle Is most
astonishing; that IL should begin It's
western trip after most disastrous drop"
In the east and win seven of nine games in
the first half of the western engagements,
whilo the Bostons and Baltimores were
losing seventy per cent of their games TO
practically the same class of opponents, is
81 "a
the national game which has made 1t the
fayorite pastime TO pleasure seekers in out
door sports.
The great slump Of the Bostons is a
mystery of the game of baseball During
their long campaign Mt home In June they
played like invincibles, and all over the
land was heard the "toid you SOS" OF wise
acres who began TO predict that they would
win in a walk. But there came a day
when the notable team were called out
upon the road. An unusually long trip
began at Philadelphia on June 90, and the
wonderful "toboggan spell" began. They
lost three In bunch. Theace they went
70 Brooklyn and dropped two moro. At
Pittsburg the team rallied temporarily
and held their own, but In Louisville came
the surprise of the year. The despised tail
eDders beat the pride OF the League twice
administering whitewash once, and In q
third game played the Boston stars q tie
game of III Innings with the score stand
ing TO 2 when the shades OF night de-
scended From Louisville the mighty bean
eaters moved TO Cincinnati aud won sin.
gle game In four trials Not since the
memorable eastern trip Of the Louisville
team in 1872 has there been such tiisap.
pointing tour made by any team which
left home In the lead
When the Bostons took their celebrated
slide from the top the Baltimores replaced
them Il the head Of the procession. That
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seemed to be hoodoo 10 the champions
also, for they, too, began retrograde
movement and met with some considerable
surprises. The st. Louis Browns began
the work Of humiliating them by beating
the Orioles twice In three games and max
Ing them play ten innings 10 win the
third. But tho worst knookdown OF the
season was suffered when the Cleveland
spiders thumpcd the champions four sue.
cessive times In two days.
The counter work Of tho New Yorks, In
which they whitswashed AnsoD's heavy
hitting colts twice VA ono series shut the
Clevelands out also and beat tho St Louis
team three times without using Kusie. was
surprise No 3 All these things happen.
ing during a fortnight in midseason have
taught baseball enthusiasts 10 make no
predictions u they value tLen reputation
a. prophets
One lesson stands out in raised letters
and can bo learned by the veriest novice
That lesson Is that the principal winning
agency In tho game.of today Is good pitch.
ing That Is half the game Give a team
strong pitchers, and littls batting Is neces.
sary 20 Win because ;he pitchers with hold
down the scores Of epponcu,s Only fai-
felders are needed % back up mer like
Rusie Clarke and Breiter stein. Ana In it's
pitching vantage the New York club today
has al excellent chance &c overcom G much.
" not oil. Of lts lost opportunities Of June.
Rusie Is peerless lie is In a class by him.
self Not one. not cyer his opponents
Will deny that statennen.. Nearest 10 him
stood Meekin, ana u V pleasure 70 note
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ters at the close Of 1894. She started of In
promising fashion last July, during the
first week OF the grand ciycuit at Sagi-
nav, where a mile in 2:09 seemed well
within her powers. A few weeks later Fan
tasy did an exhibition mile in 2:0SL at
Buffalo and followed this by cutting her
record to 207L at Rochester.
When asked TO beat her new mark at
Chicago later in August, the tall fllly
failed, though she turned the course at
Washington park In 2:0s. Before tho end
of that month Fantasy had redeemed her
credit by successful tilt with Chrome
graph at Fort Wayne. where she trotted in
e;07. Her next appearance was at Terre
Haute, and, with the advantage Of the SUI
perb footing, she flew over the four sided
track In 2:06, making the last half in 02.
AS the season OF record breaking was then
at Its height, 1t was generally conceded
that before another had passed Fantasy
would eclipse the 2:05L which had made
Directum the sensation of 1898. Instead of
fulfilling this expectation the pride of Buff
falo stopped short and was not asked TO
go another mile in public last year Fan.
tasy Is owned by g. j. Iihmlin of Buffalo
who also owns Robert J, y, the king
OF PAGERS. As Alix's owner has already Of.
forod to match her for S., 900 a side against
any trotter in the world, Fantasy will not
lack opportunity at least 70 back her claim
10 championship honors.
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lillian RusseII,. Nepotlsm.

While most comic opera prima donnas
are satisfied with one mother TO trot out
for propriety's sake, Miss Lillian Russell
has a whole regiment of relatives lowering
around her. She has just engaged her
nephew, young Ross as private secretary,
and she is trying hard 10 get Manager
Schoeffel 90 place Owen Westford, broth.
er-in-law, in Joseph Herbcrt's part in
Tho Tzigane," and Susie Russell her
sister, in Flora Finlayson's role. Then she
has couple OF niecos, whom sho insists
upon introducing in the last act but 1t
appears that her managers are very strong.
ly opposed TO this little family arrange.
ment,
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MINNIE MADDERN-FlSKe.
An Excellent Actress who VIII Return
to the Stage Next Season.

The announcement that Minnie Mad
dern- F1ske is TO return To the stage as a
star next season is welcome news to the
thousands who have admired the oonscien.
tious work, winsome personality and ex-
quistely delicate technique OF this excel.
lent actress
Mrs. tiske Is q native of New Orleans
Her father was a theatrical manager. and
her mother was q member OF the once cele-
bratcd Maddern family of musicians At
the age Of 3 little Minnie Maddern made
her professional debut in Little Rock as
the Duke of York In Richard III" She
then played almost continuously until she
was Ia the youthful roles In such produo-
tions Us Hunted Down." king John,
"Rchelieu," THE Two Orphans"
"Claude Melhotte Fritz In Ireland, :"
"The Ootoroon, Ten Nights In Bar
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She Is Generally Regarded as Alix's Most
Dangerous Trotting Rival.

Alix, 2:o39+, is still queen of all trot-
tiers, but not few horsemen believe that
Fantasy, the handsome bay mare by
Chimes, will make "A strong bid the COM
ing season for the crown. Ia a recent race
in Minneapolis Fantasy easily defeated Di-
rectum, 2;0514, the stallion king, in 200
and seems TO be in rare form thuscarly in
the season. Having scored faster mark
than any other 3-year-old, 1t was confident
ly expected that Fantasy would also hold
the championship among ayear old trot-
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SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution, Nc ss issued from he
Common Pleas Division OF the supreme Court
holden at lrov,denoe. will in and for the County
Of pI Iovidence IN the 18th day Of Arri, A u. 49,,
and returnable 10 sad Court on The lsth day OF
oiobsr, A. -. 1889. wherein the Eashanpton
spinning Company ,p9ralion created snu :
and Joha h. Rowiey Of The city aud
county of Providence. : ate Of RHODE Island and
Providence Plantations And Wa yer A. hugnes OF
Her with said ROwley as Walter A. Hughes q o..
not having been served with process in this aetion
the d,f ndants. VIII be sOli at Public Auetion.
ON SATURDAY. July 27th, lsss at mao o'clock
a m, at the shcrlf's ofce in the Court
louse on College street in the CITY OF Prott.
the defendant. John II. Rowley had on he slst day
Of July, a. " lssS, at O'Clock a. M
The iims OF The attachment on the original writ.
In which the above described execution was OBJ
taired, In and 90 the following described
real estate, yizi That tract OF land on vinton
street In said Providence, with all The Improves
ments thereon, and bouIded eastery by said n
H. Rowley and by land OF A. y. and T A. Durfer,
and westerly by ibad Of l. "a. Eddy, land ot Emma
Wolf ana land Of Emma A. Perkins,
on Plat No % in the office Of the Assessors Of Ta,cs
IN said Providence A tract oi land on arp ntcr
street In said Providence. with al the improve
men;s thereon, and bounded southeIly on said Car
northerly ON otter land OF !aid Rowley, and
castery on land OF A. X and A. Dur
fee, being lot 10 IS on Plat No q Ia The
Office OF the Assessors OF faxes in cad Provi-
dence. Alec tract OF land on Manton avenue in
said Providence, with all the improvements there
on, and bounded on said Mantop avenue ana on
No "a IN the cfhse Of tho Assessors Of Taxes ~
Levied on This 10Th day of April, a. D; 1895, as
o'clock and 2b minutes a. NJ, and VIII be sold 10
satisfy said execution, II fsufncent
sAM'L L. GARDINER, Deputy sheriff
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Sarah Bernhardt,s New Gown.

Sarah Bernhardt has just sported new
gown which cost the modest little sum Of
g. 800. II is of ivory satin decorated with
diamonds and turquoises. 1t is said that
no fewer than 200 animals were needed to
procure the ermine TO line the train. That
souVds very cruel and murderous and a
triis press agenty. but it's quito probably
q fact.
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Earned runs. Eoohester u PToyidence 2 First
base ON errors. Rochester 2 Two-base hits
O'Brien, Berger. Three-base hits, o'Brien, Hsr-
per Homo runs. Lush KRighL stolen bases
Lush q Breckinridge, Hamburg. Lyons, MoAuley
2, Murray. Double play, Stricken. Cooney and
Dixon. Left on bases, Rochester 3; Providence
II. First base on balls, OF Harper g. OF Rudder-
hams Struck out. by Harper 4; by Rudderham
s. Wild pitch, Rudderham- Time. 2h l5m. Un-
pire, Doescher.
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FREE SILVER MEN.
A Call for a Convention at Birming-
ham I'm November.

,,dnh WI. S.. ga July 81 hhs peen ue
Troy and other free silver Dlon, Populists and
others, 20 issue call for convention 90 be
held at Birmingham in November 20 further
the silver movement without regard to party
lines. No attempt will be made to nominate
state Ticket Captain Kolb says all the silver
men without regard 20 party will bo invited
from the southern States, ana that speakers
OF national reputation will be- present.
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FOUR GREAT WHIST PLAYERS.
Tho Hyde Park Clubs Team. Recent Win
ncrs of the Hamilton Trophy.

Chicago Is the fortunate posscssor Of the
champion whist club of the United States.
When the annual tournament of the Amer
ican Whist league was held not long ago
In Minneapolis, the Hyde Park Whist club
of Chicago sent John L. Mitchell, II. NJ.
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o. W. Stage, the Cleveland sprinter and
ex-bascball umpire, has joined the New
York Athletic club and will contest
against the London A. q.
Tommy Connects time, minutes 80
seconds, In the two mile run recently at
Worcester, proves conclusively that the
Irish boy is running In his old time form.
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OTHER EAsTERy LEAGUE GAMES.

SYRACUSE, N. y, July % Springfield
easily won from Syracuse today by a score
of to 2 in the presence OF 1000 PEOPLE.
The fielding OF the visitors was superior
TO that OF the Stars and Barnett was
batted for four hits.
TORONTO, Ont, July 25.---Rain pre-
vented the game between Scranton and
Toronto this afternoon.
BUFFALO, n. Y, July 25. The Wilkes
barre-Buffalo game was postponed on ac-
count OF rain today.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
ToDAY,s GAMES.

Eastern League---Providence at Syra-
cuse; Wilkes sbarre at Toronto; Spring
field Mt Rochester; Scranton at Buffalo.
National League---Boston at Cleveland; !;
New York at Pittsburgi Philadelphia at
Cincinnati.
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LEADERS WON.
Providence and Springfield Victorious
in Yesterdays Games.

RocHEsrER, N. Y. July rs. Providence
defeated Rochester this afternoon but il
was largely due 10 the home nine's
apathy. Rochester began by heavy hit
ting and then fiunked. The Grays tied
them in the seventh inning. Following
ID the score:
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Sporting Notes.

William hl,..,.4t.s and Tommy Ice, the
New York A. G. sprinters. will represent
the winged foot at the championship meet.
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Beccham's pills for consti-
patton roS and a5S. Get the
book at your druggists and
go by it.
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EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
VICTORY FOR SPIDERS.
Boston Defeated In "a well-Pisyed Gam
at Cleveland.

Boston Defeated In weii-Pisyed Game
at Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, July s5--Cleveland won
by base On balls and some timely hit
ting. Tho game was pretty exhibition
Of ball playing.
Cleveland $50 %
Boston. ''.,....o D.
Earned runs Cleveland, 3 Base hits
land, y; Boston. Batteries-Young and
thinner; Nichols and Camel
At Pittsburg:
New ksSs3HSfi''. York'.........S .'., . i-s
Earned runs = Pittsburg, O. Base hits
Pittsburg o; New York, s. Errors-Pitts
burg, q New York, 5, Batteries-Hawley
and Sugden German and Farrell.
At Chicago:
Washington Swnis5Eo, o,;;:.....,S .:.:.,S J. ;
Earned runs-Chicago, 2; Washington, J..
Base hits-Chicago, IL; Washington, 5. Err
rors-Chicago, 2: Washington, =. Batteries
Terry and Donahue; stockdale and Mcclure.
At Cincinpati:
SiaS,Sssss SSiiaasiDsi. SS-iss
Earned runs-Cincinnati, 0. Base hits-Cin'
cinnati, 20; Philadelphia, 6. Errors-Cincin'
natl, /; Philadelphia, g. Batteries-Rhines
and Murphy; Taylor, Beam, Clements aud
Grady.
At st. Louis:
ssodSIsn......:.:".: B. dSSls '"."d f-'s
Earned runs-St. Louis H. Base hits-St.
Louis. 20; Brooklyn, 10. Errors-st. Louis. 3;
Brooklyn, 4. Batteries - Breitenstein and
Miller; Lucid and Grim.
At Louisville
Baltimore. ......... 8 0 0 Ola
Louisville.......... o y 0 o.
Earned runs-Baltimore. 2; Louisville, 2.
Base hits-Baltimore, 10; Louisville, 10. Err
rors-Louisville, 5. Batteries-Hemming and
Clarke; Inks, MnDermott and Warner
At New Bedford-Fall River, IL; New
Bedford, 1.
At Observation-Disclosures, is; Brock
ton, e.
AT Lewiston-Lewiston 2l; Kennebec, 10.
At Portland-Portland, S. Bangor. 3.
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Annual saiss mo-. thsns-ooo.oo sosss
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-23

2 Wyspy Kuby.

Key Vest, Fla, % sierpnia' -
sprawdzaia sic tu pogfoski o mOrdo-
waniu rannych powstanc6w.
W prowincyi Santiago hiszpanski
aOw6dca gen. Garrida kazat wymor-
dowa6 100 powstanc6w, chorych l
,annych, lezacych W szpitalu.
Spelniono tam ohydne okrucien-
stwo.
Martwym nawet hyjaeym odcina'
no cz}onki, siekanO zwloki ma kaWas'
ki it'd. it'd.
Oburzenie z tego powodu panuJe
pomisdzy powstahaami niesfychs-
ne.
Havana, Kuba % sierpnia. a.-Po-
dobno feldm. Martinez Campos W
rozmowie re swoim szwagrem gen.
Arderiusem wyrazii obawe, re Hi
szpania ME zdofa utrzymac huby.
Brak p;eniedzy ma prowadzenle Wol-
ny jest kompIetny; brak zywnOscl;
woisko Jest zdemoralizowane.