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RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Dauhahn Heinrich and wife to Annie Il Stout.
as iTi:ae. 10 ~ Eas! il2!h,si: year $1,000
Ghufci Missionary society for seamen. .o
s e s51 wf fl to eoias 4sny
as coumiJ;ee S lsCh-st 100 # Of Gh-eve oo>
Dcc? ;q,''I PAU @ and VIE to : Bnrkiey. n
corner linton aye and lGis,.sl, years ,:.;... 400
ave. Is It O; I5si-s demand .....".. sla
's"ec rs I IT a af 10 'p9 ;:
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IA, ga i3-s' year Foorc e ci,.s Icaox o0''
ave- 4 Of l2otl st. wear ........:..:.. 1000
Hickey Mary \. % Harlem Cooperative Build
Haad Ina Sdi5 > and Of Mary Mathew, 2'in - -.
u H"rl' Clrra " to- IL rbic Iil Real Estate
Co. s Kingsnridse-avo. $3.50 IT = OF Ter ~.
rr raura a. 20 The5dorc Gross. Lenox-
ave - Z, OF ION st. j yeaf r., Carrie Ken iVo''
ncdy. . iI7th,st ilgi # OF Amsterdam nm
Same to the Equi,able Assurance society Of the
Tinted States. ll7th-st 1874 IT OK Am 90 ooo
jacob. August to Mar r King ct AL
o; bmc. snv oni WIFE IN Me- l. sr
No 30 Circ4nwich-aye and Ncs AMI Charles 40,
Same to Greenwood cemetery. property. ,o
yggesfI ie,nnettc. Abraham ana Herman to Nor
r!s Kuiiner and Jacob Fibe. No IL Hcster-s'. ,ooo
KirE iisn' II t.ard Mei; !: Harriet, i-,un.
Terrace view-ave. o' 80. map North Marble 1000
Kenncly Carrie ; and nay,d 70 rni,e1 s' s,
eteriar-ave 4 lois MORTGAGES 3 years...... $1,000
KINGSTON George ". and VIE to George I'd
wards. Barkcr-ave. 80 II o, Elizabeth ,o.o
Natnes John and wife Antonio Pazonrek and
another. llth-st 22a It Of Avenue Is, ,ooo
a sn MS 20 i95 Aen.si yea .."'.. 1000
McCiOvern James and wife Esther VI Lynll. -.
" Un!cn-ave. lT5 II Of l32d-st year. ~
Noble. James. and Frederick Gauss and wives.
10 Title Guarantee and Trust Company, "
corner Of s0thst and Amse:dam-ave, lots, .. ,oo
. mortgages. 64Ooo
Sam, TO executors Edwin Bates. ct al. W cor
ner & 'Dtn-st ana Anst erdamave rortgases No on,
Noble Janer and Fredericl; Gauss and wives 20
william Hairs Sens. " corner ATnsterdaIn-aVe ~ an
aad hOth-si. mortgages year .....:....:.. 2ooV1
Noiar. John j. and wife TO metropolitan l-ie IN.
su.ance 60. u Trenon;-ave 1903 II OF 80,
Oosoriave. years. ........... .-.:.....;... 3oo1
ODonne. joseph T. % John Brooks AID another
st f,, ~ "a, ''. $500
ODon1yau. Michael T. 20 Joseph Maioney. as
trustee. corner Auduton-aTe and i74th-st. ooo
81, - ye esor Mary 4 10 Joseph II Tur, road from
Wu.ainshridgc Depot to West Chester village. 49,
g. sos II ~ Westinghouse. demand ...... 3"o
Srrosfsir Charlrs II. and wiic 70 @ HupteI' ON
I1Uth-st. Jl.lO II Of BristOw-st, ! year. "d
Thompson. Samu-. 4. oscar T Marshall, W .
corner 3d-aNe al Siih-et, secures rent ..... DUN
True. clarence T. and wife 10 + !. Kurtz. s 80,
corner West EnG-aye and 03d-st year. 3VW
Weinrauch. Lizzie 10 John Brodbeck. 9TH -,o
ST. 80 n " o. 2d-ave. notes 100
Walter Maeaalena. to the Mutual Life Insurance
c.. Ncw-loik. corner Nanderii.t-aVe ana ~ a.,
Woodruff sarah II. to Henry T. Klugh as cxecu- 49,
tor part lct %. man Fairm,unt years IW
81. $50 n Of iith-aye ............. Is 600
V, i5o n Of iith.ave i yenr '.... o. Oc
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1n oirnttlon
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Dcnrinc 1Jtbco.s.

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A LEXANDEk MACUKEGOE.
n X iUO and l0S West JJih-st
Private lessons classes "a dancing.
G.,.i.rs ems Class begins Monday Eve. Dec 2
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Mem Dublieations.
DORERTS' NEW BOOKS

JUST OUT.
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Gtbool Aarntle5.

6thool A9rrtle1.
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Z MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
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0cnrI)ers.

experienced tutor graduate OF Yale. wishes private
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-22
CLOSING SESSION.
Impressive Sabbath services at Baltimore
Largely Attended.

Largely Atttnutus
BALTIMoRE, July 22-The service of the
last day of the fifth annual international
convention of the Baptist Young People 5
Union of American was particularly i'm
pressive. The general prayer and praise
service was led by Rev. w. b. Riley. The
topic was Faith Inspired Living"
In the afternoon there was "a second
prayer and praise service, Rev. B. II. Low
cit being the leader At the close of the
beautiful exercises Joshua Lowering was
invited TO preside aud he presented Rev.
Rev. Il. III. Kerfott, ID, of Louisville,
who delivered an addrcss-"The Saloon
and the Present Crisis in Good Govern
ment." This was followed by the conven-
ton Sermon which was preached by Rev
p :. Henson, ID. During the afternoon
service in the great tent there was Junior
rally in the Fuller Memorial Baptist
church, conducted 10y Boston w. Smith.
The evening service of prayer and praise
was attended by great congregation, and
was led by Rev. G. Il. Mckeever of New
London, Conn. joan Garland Pollard Of
Richmond was called to the chair, and in
n few words introduced Rev. j. w. Gonlcy
of st. Paul, who spoke the sentiments Of
appreciation of the convention To the
Baptists and citizens of Baltimore. The
committee on enrolment made proclama-
tion that the total registry of B. Y. u. u.
at present was $500.
John IA. Chapman, the president Of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union Of America,
was presented 10y Mr.. Pollard, and for
salutation was received II "a wild wav-
ing of handkcrchiefs. President Chapman
then delivered the annual address.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-22
Ono Dead and Two Dying.

GALLATIN, Tenn, July 2s-west Dixon
Of this place carried his wife TO picnic
yesterday, and soon fuss arose about her,
which was soon quieted. Dixon and his
wife took seat In wagon, and IA Will
lam Davidson, man some 90 years of age.
was passing by, Dixon drew his pistol and
shot him through the head, killing him on.
the spot. Dixon and his wife then broke
Into run, and crowd of Dayidsons
friends started in pursuit. Dixon fell
mortally wounded. His wife was shot
twice, being fatally wounded.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-22
MARINE CATASTROPHE.


Steamers Collide ~ ths Entrance ~ the
Gulf Of Genoa-Alany Lives Lost.
GBSoA, July 22.-The Italian steamers
Ortigia and Maria p oollided of Isla Del
Pinto, at the entrance Of the Gulf Of
Spezzia. yesterday. The latter sank and
las passengers were drowned.
Tho Maria was bound from Naples 20
la Plato. There was crew Of IL, and
the passengers numbered 173. She was
calling here en- route to her destination.
She was entering the Gulf Of Genoa when
she met the 0rtigia, outward bound.
They only noticed each other when col
lision was inevitable.
The bow of the Ortigia crashed into the
starboard side of the Maria p The water
rushed In through tho hole, and the
Maria p sank In three minutes.
The majority of the passengers were
asleep at the time of the accident, and had
no time TO escape after the alarm was
given. They were engulfed with the
vessel. The Ortigia rescued IA of the crew
and 2S Of the passengers of the Maria p.
Other steamers have been dispatched TO
the scene of tho disaster, and are now
searching for further survivors.
At the conclusion of the sitting Of the
chamber yesterday at Rome the minister
OF marine announced the news OF the dis
aster i'm the midst of q profound sensa
ton, adding that an officer, a seaman and
stokcr, and IA passengers of the Maria p.
had pcrished. The Ortigia had % passen-
gers on board.
The chamber has ordered an inquiry
into the disaster
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-22

DENVER, July 22-It Is feared here that
party of Princeton students have fallen
into tho hands of the Bannock Indians.
Nearly two weeks ago the students form
Ing the geological expedition went
through Union Pass, and since that time
kilograms have been received here for
them without finding any means of de
livery. The students were on their way
to National park, and were due on their
return trip about the end Of July. Troops
are out in search of the missing party.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-22
NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected TO June D, 1890.


Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows;
vor Boston-s:oj a m, ni.; A'2o y. M; hErURA
s:3O, a. m; l2s2O, 5;25 p. m
wALPoLE-s:05 a. m.; ~ IN; 4;20 y. m.
IRANkLIN-5;0o 90 a. IN, u M; a;2J, 7:i5 p.
MILO RD-s;05 a. m; II m; 4:20 p. M
ARLINGTON-7;Os IL :50 49, 80, ell 100 m
WEST RLINGToN-F 7os, 90, h II ;ss a MI
= S2:+5, Il 4:3O, h BsSf, h 6iJ0 p. m
kNIGHTsVILLE--7s0s $500. IL go .. IN; y 2i45.
b:37, $3.50, ssII p. IN.
wAYLANp pARk-F 7.Os, + 900, + iI.spa m.; y
a.45, 4'sO, 5;aI. II $3.50. ''iiiCo ,. IN
EATICK RIVER POINT, CENTREVILLE
WAsinNGToN-7:o s:os, ni5O. a. M; i2soi.
2:45 $3.50, 3f. 80, 1875, ell :0J p. IN.
CRANsToN, oAKLAwN-7,Os 9OS. il:5s a. IN;
1891. 2;iS, 4.So 6'27, $3.50, ''lliOop. Ia
PONTIAC, ARCTIC, QUIDNICk--7;0s IL 80 q. M;
2:45 5:37, 6;S0, cell .00p
ANTHoNY-7os, $780, il;o0 a. m; 2;a5. $780, b;37.
$780, 'tli:O y. M.
COVENTRY. sTERLING-7;Os, sios, ni51 am;
ass 4 80 p. IN.
SUMMIT, GREENE, oNEco, MoosUP, PLAIN
FIELD-Tgs, 300, a. M; II go, 2;i5, 1880, 7:25
JEwETT CITY, CANTERBURY. SCOTLAND.
VERSAILLES, BALTIC SOUTH WlNDHAM-
e;06 a. m; I1i50, s30, p.
wlLLIMAHTIC-s'o a. m.i 1885, $3.50. t7;2S p IN
HAkrFoRD-9:06 a. M; IL $50, s:S0, tIs2o y. IN.
FISUKILL & NEwDURG-9iO6 A. IN.
HoRwICH-7;0s, iOs a. mt II so, 4;30, 7;25 p. m.
WATERBURY, DANBURY-s:Os a. m. 7:25 p. m.
LAST THOMPSON, WEBSTER, soUTHBRIDGE,
WORCESTER, THOMPSON, PUTNAM aud
POMFkET - $500 q. M 4'OO y. IN.
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEWBURo.
AND ERIE Rl-9i06 q. m
PAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
6;f7, s;55, IL q. M; i,o0 and 6;2O aud "il:l1
p m Returning leave Pascoag at 5:2a 7;io and
s!l5 a. M; i2;40, o ;02 and '.s 100 p.
All trains leave from west end oi Onion Depvl
Providence.
..saturdays only. s-Sundays only.
tDaily.
Tickets between roston and Providence Qimitsd)
iteents, unlimited 81.
r BABCooK. q. PA
in. KING, Supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-22
Gibbons Not Hostile to satolIi.

LONDON, July 22. - The Observatory
Romano publishes letter written by Car
dinal Gibbons To Cardinal Rampolla, pa
pal secretary Of state, declaring false some
reports published regarding his visit TO
the holy see. The cardinal adds that there
is no truth in the stories from Rome that
he is opposed to Mgr. Satolh, to whom,
from tho moment of his arrival in the
United States, tho cardinal says, he has
been faithful friend and defender.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-22
To Extend tho Credl, sv.tem.

NEw YORK, July e2.-The credit men OF
the New York firms who desire the es-
tablishment OF a permanent organization
for the purpose Of extending the mercan-
tile credit system and securing tho enact
mcnt Of laws affecting assignments and
the rights of creditors will hold meeting
at the Broadway Central hotel tomorrow
A call has been issued inviting representa-
tives of firms in other cities TO be present