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THIS Is WORTHY OF CONSIDERATION

THIS IS WORTHY OF CONSIDERATION
Early IN November Hon. James @. Fair placed
in our hands 80 acres of land. being part of Holly
PARK 1ract. and requested us 10 sell it, This we
subdivided into blocks with good wide streets
making in all 3l4 lots. uur instructions were TO
sell and not to ask high figures. We placed prices
can be purchased for in the neighOorhood.
We have sold to date So lots. and at the present
time about 20 houses are in course OF construc.
ton.
he property commences Mission ST. aud
Cortland ave, near 3Oth st
The prices OF lots vary from $3.50 MP. All the
lots are level and ready To be built upon The
bay.
The terms on lots of less value than $1,000 are
1876 cash. balance in N onthly installments OF $40
each
The terms on lots of value OF $1,000 and over.
$50 cash, balance In monthly instAIlmeuts of $40.
Don't miss this opportunity. but visit the prop.
erty and make your choice.
representative from our ONCE will be found
on the property each day.
Our office i'll be open evenings for the purpose
of giving information.
If you are paying rent you are certainly able to
buy lot and put yourself up house, BE IL ever
so humble" but own your own home
Parties making first payment are entitled to
commence building operation
For maps and further particulars Apply to WILL,
L. FISHER & CO., IA Post 81. jail st ThSaSu
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UST COMPLETED SPLENDID HOMES
y Of 10 rooms and bath; finished attic and base
ment: all modern finish: fiue marine view: cor
Green and Laguna sts.; visit these by ali means.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
IMPROVED PRoPERT


MADISON & BURKE, REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
M established 1858 626 Market ST.
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CITY REAL ESTATE

70. II. UMBsEN g. Co
~ Real Estate Agents Rent COLLECTORS ano
"A GctloneerS, IA Montgomery st, San Francisco.
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Full particulars by inquiring of
LOUIS LANDBER. owner and builder Mills
building. room 70. second floor. deg II SaSuwe
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S7OOO-Filbert ST.. near Mason; 3-story frame
buHdlng, In tenements; rents $50.
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SSOO0-Howard ST., 5th: 2-story brick
building; rooms and bath: lot 25xSO.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
10 MONTGOMERY ST.

RoVEE. Toy q CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIoNEERs,
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RICHMOND OFFICE,
COR. POINT LOBoS AND 9Th AYES.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.
DosT-sT CORNER; STORE AND FLAT AND
L separate houses: PAYS good income; price
SIS 400; lot 81 :6xs0 with l. MADISON a. BURKE
G6SO0 oAK,NEA FILLMORE; COTTAGE
tpOOOO. rooms and bath; 27:6xl12:6.
MO CASH REQUIRED: ELEGANT NEW PARK
~ residences rooms; bath: finished basement:
viii take vacant lot in part payment. MADISON
& BURKE.
GQSOO Jones. ADJOINING CORNER
49, - oFarrell. with 3-story frame; fine
$500 R RED Mr.. GUER,
rented; lot 45xl14 MADISON q BURKE
$500 P IssSdsnos NS 3 -o BUcHANAN FINE FINE
cash; lot261sS:6. MADISON Il BURKE
$1,000 CHEAP; ROOMS AND BATH;
FITS MADISON BURKE.
G60OO GROVE ST, NEAR LAGUNA-s
GOOOV; rooms and bath, 25x12O to rear
street MADISON BURKE.
$4,000 RENTS 1915; rEHAMA. Mr.. lsT;
u AOOO. flats; 25xSO MADISON 81 BURKE.
S375O 18TH. Mr.. CASTRO: HOUSE 8
w ~. rooms and bath; lot 25x75. MADI-
$4,000 TREAT AVE. Mr., PATH ST.;
MADISON & BURKE
G0000 ZOE. NEAR BRYANT = FLATS:
N OOOO. rents S43; lot 20xSU. MADISON ~
BURKE.
QO1O0 TAYLOR, NEAR UNION; 81 :3x55;
pOIOO. large house IA rooms. MADISON q
BURKE.
q 0O0O COTTAGE AND LOT: PARKER
tpAOOO. ave, near Point Lobos; lot 25x150.
MADISON & BURKE.
GO00O TEHAMA ST. M. 9TH; COTTAGE
SD-OUO. lot E0xS0. MADISON IL BURKE.
QlTS0 NEAR GREENWICH AND d.
u dOO. pont: brick house rooms and bath;
lot II :2I46. MADISON & BUREE.
$1,000 KkDUC Da IN B,t ST. Mr. Pc;
los 25xlO0 MADISON q BURKE.
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ELEGANT 2-SToRY HOUSES ON PACIFIC
u Heights. overlooking Golden Gate Park aud In
the Mission; fine locations; modern improve
ments; $40 per month and up.
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:EsIi and obtain one of our Real Estate Records
WIlch contains list of properties for sale in all
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DoST-ST. CORNER; STORE AND FLAT AND
4 4 separate houses; paws good income: price
SIS 400; lot 81 :6xSO with L. MADISON a. BURKE
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OWN YOUR OWN HoMEl
SAVE YOUR RENT!
YOU CAN BUY A HOME ON EASY MONTHLY
PAYMENTS EQUAL TO REM
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Y.
Valencia ST., near Ridley; 251SO: only $4,000
$l5 ,5O0-Sacramento, cor Pierce; 771120 TO
rear street.
Elegant location for flats: Green ST., mr. LarKin;
25x100: $4,000.
Washington st.-Grand marine view; Preside
Heights; $4,000; cheap; DOT 50x102:S.
POtrero lot. 90 feet on Vermont and 80 on Ne
brasKa: 200 feet deep: Sl0 900: make offer
S4500-24th y F. cor. Nieksburg: 50xll4.
Cheap-3 lots: $4,000; Chattanooga, mr. 21st;
26Xl25 each.
$5T00-Cole. cor. Frederick: o7X95.
$1,000 NickSburg, mr.. Gath; 50Xl14.
$3000-Hermann ST.. near Stevenson; 25xS5.
S2700-23d, ur. Sanchez; 5oxll4.
$250O-Sanchez cor. ZTth 30xS0.
S21O0-Lott, MT. aller: 27xlO5.
SlS0O-StanfOrd. mr. Brannan and I'd; 25xS0.
S1600-22d. near Castro: 25Xl14
Sl200-20th, mr.. Douglass; 25xl05.
S750-Lisbon, mr.. Mission Road: 75x1OO.
$40 per month; lot on Diamond ST., near 21St;
25X114.
S55O-12th ave-. bet. L and NJ; 25x120.
$450-N. side Bismarck. bet. Missicn and San
Jose roads, lot 40X100; electric cars pass within
200 feet; pick up.
MADISON d BURKE. 626 Market ST. Stuff
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s9250-Corner Diamond ST., near oath: lot
3SXSU: improvements; 2 years old; 2 stores be-
low, fats above, ana adjoining house; rents $50
per month.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
! ALDwIN a. HAMMOND.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
TELEPHONE 500.

RENT COLLECTORS AND AUCTIoNEERs
10 MONTGOMERY STREET.
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$7000-Californa ST.. near Larkin; lot 2S:41l
80; house of rooms and bath; also rear house
rooms; rents $780,
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.
&I0 '0D0 ELEGANT MANSION; CORNER
u wv. on Lsguna ST; contains 13 rooms
and bath; all the latest conveniences
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$4,000 2 FLATS ON VALLEY ST: RENTS
~ OOOO. $22; hay-windOws, brick foundation,
ETC.; part cash lot - :5xl14
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G7SO0 A LARGE CORNER OF IL LOTS
ID OOO. on l4th and ID SITS: fronting park:
very cheap. STANTON & co. 331 MOntgomery.l
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LUAN--GEO w. CHAPLIN. REAL,
w estate agent $50 Market ial4 3t<
MONEY LOANED ON JEW ELRY AND OTHER
11 valuables at the Security Loan Bank, HOG
Market. mr.. Maspn: private entrance7 Turk.ap9 Il
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DESTAURANT. CHEAP; NICELY FITTED
LII up; doing good business: snap for man and
wife: agent. 266 Third st. ial2 3t*
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$500 Post HOUSE nesI SCOTT %tiH lot SIX
rs; this is one OF the cheapest buys In the West
er Addition
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Lots in Richmond: Second and Third aves w
to Twelfth ave-; Point Lobos and Clement SITS. :
sizes 25xl00 and 25Nl20; prices $3.50 to $500:
severed. graded and macadamized; thickly set
tied district; very easy terms If desired.
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Ge600 OAK, NEAR FILLMORE; COTTAGE
tDOOOO. rooms and bath; ~ :6x1l2:6
y III. 4
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TOR SALE-DINING-PARLo CLEARS $50
L to SO per month; elegantly furnished: good
reason for selling Inquire S34 Valencia. jy12 3t<
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UNIMPROVFD.

GOO 000 LARGE GORE CORNER ON
dDOC.OUO. Market ST.: l55xl17: there
$4,000 refused years ago; a sacrifice. STAN
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EIRSTCLASS OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE
Il for sale cheap at sacrifice Inquire 5 Mason
ST., room 2, upstairs ial2 3t%
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

oO00n EAST BERKELEY LOT AND COT
gown. tsge; Anderson St.. near Sacramento
and Courthouse size 59xl36: plenty water ifow-
ers. trees and windmill. Apply 1913 Fell St, San
francisco. ial In
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@ RS00 BARGAIN; PINE ST.; COTTAGE
- OOOO. of 8 rooms ana bath; with stable;
brick foundations, etc; lot n :6xlOO.
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Lots on easy terms: $50 cash. balance $40 per
month"; interest per cent: street opened aud
macadamized lots level aud ready for building;
splendid view; Caifornia-st. cars pass the prop
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A II. LISSAK.
o. f. Won RHEIN

n +. Won RHEIN IL CO. RIAL ESTATE
". Agents. Auctioneers and House Brokers, 5l3
California street.
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.CeOE0 FINE TWO-STORY BAY-wINDOw
eCO-OO. residence OF rooms and bath; brick
eoc.; lot "a :9xIO9; Guerrero ST.
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30 CASH REQUIRED: ELEGANT NEW PARK
Y residence; rooms; bath: finished basement:
Ill take vacant lot in part payment. MADISON
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OO0O LADY WANTS PARTNER TO TAKE
u OOO. half interest in business that pays 5000
month; well established; central location. Ad-
dress Lady, box III, Call Branch. ia2 tt
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S4500-Bernard ST., near Taylor: three 2-sto
houses; rents S45 per month; lot 47xoO.
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@ OTEO COTTAGE OLA ROOMS AND LOT
:tp - ~. on 18TH ST.; street accepted by the
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LOTS IN GOOD LOCATIONS ALWAYS. SELL
WE'LL.
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TONES ALLEN & CO.,
y $50 Market ST., San Francisco,
And HOS Twenty ave-. East Oakland,
Real Estate Owners.
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DOUTE ON THIS PAPER; CLEARING Si5 PER
IL week; delivered by carrier in l1a hours.
Call at 635 Twenty-irst ST., near Folsom. after
O'clock lag ST
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CALOON AT A BARGAIN; CLUB AND LIVING
- rooms; rent and water $40; well stocked. All
Taylor st price 1928. jal2 3t*
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pESTAURANT FOR nj OR SALE CHEAP.
Ii 1l6 Berry ST., near Third. JAZZ 3t~
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR A SMALL
Dch in bay counties near a town one of the
best-paytng rooming houses in the city: 40 roomsi
cash $500 H., box IS. Call Branch. jal3 cts
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STATIONERY AND NOTION STORE; FINE
\ location; liviDgroOms: well established;
suitable Tor lady or man and wife; full inVeStga-
ton given; 2 paying agencies; no agents Apply
513 Cough st. lal4 Its
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Tor HOMES IN TIE SANTA CRUZ NOUN.
4 tains or land In Los Gatos vicinity call on or
address c. r STETS0N, room Is, Parr Block Los
GatOs p o. box 29S. sells FrSuwe tt
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q TO00 2 BAY-WINDOw FLATS OF4AND
ID tOOO. rooms and bath each: Broderick
St; lot 25xll2
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'GdSO0 NO REASONABLE OFFER RE-
II tOUO. fused: rents S24; story bay-win-
dow residence of rooms and bath; brick foun-
datIon; lot 25xl14; could be arranged into flats
at small expense
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pARTNERS INTEREST IN THE OLD-ESTAB-
i nshed Pavilion Restaurant 1899 Market st,
near Ninth jail It's
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L OR SALE BY
I THOMAS JAMES STANTON & CO.
Real Estate Agents,
33l Montgomery street.
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;cn 1O0O A BARGAIN: NICE FLATS OF
u HUN. 5 and rooms and bath each; brick
rents $50: lot 25xl25; Dolores ST.,
the Van Ness OF the Mission.
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ana Mdk d Corner on Sc
contains 8 rooms and bath; street accepted; on
line OF cable road.
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GQSO0 JONES. ADJOINING CORNER
u OCOO. OFarrell. with 3-story frame. fine
business property. MADISON u BURKE
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CPIRIT TEST AND TRANCE MEDIUM-SIT-
- tings daily. to P. M; 81. 7l5 Larkn St.
near Ellis. jal27ts
A RRlVED-MME. DIR. ATLANTA, BUSINESS
~ and Test Medium: tells your entire life from
cradle to crave: every hidden mystery revealed:
tells condition of every organ In body: tells cures
brings back lost love: unites the separated; gives
names future husband OF wife; she has equal;
fees 81 up; open sunday ZAP sixth Sc. jalO IT
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L OR SALE-HALF INTEREST IN LEADING
Office. lag It's
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Parties desiring to inspect properties in Rich
mond district on Sunday will find our representa-
tive at our office. \ L cor. OF Point Lobos and
Sixth aves ali day; horse and buggy at your dis
posaI. BONEE. TOY & CO. iai4 Snrn 81
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n EWSPAPER ROUTE ON THE OTHER SIDE
~ OF the bay for sale; will net so per month:
splendid investment for energetic man. Apply
+. H., this office. dec tf
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.

FhO1A ALE hhAL ESIAIE.
HOUSE OF ROOMS: LOTS 25xlO8:
II fenced: city water: close to car lines: only
$500 w. Ii. YOUNG. Frutvale Station. 1aI3 St
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L OR SALE oDGING-HOUSE % ROOMS
all rented; elegantly furnished fine Locations
reasonable. 1919 Howard. jal4 1T
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GQ000 TO S6500-SEVERAL HOUSES OF 2
1DOOOO and large flats OF and rooms
each fiat: in the W estern Addition and well down
town. pay from TO 10 per cent. STANTON
co.
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BURND MILLS.
The Unique CeIebation of the Bowdoin
Seniors List Evening.
4 Especial , the Press.7

Brunswick. Apri 2.-This evening the
senior class of Bo'doin college added
new custom to th many old and cher
ished ones now oserved here, by cele-
brating in fittin, manner their release
from the duties o1Mills' "Political Eco
nomy.n The celefation was decidedly
unique. After sbountiful repas5 had
been served on he chapel steps the
seniors, reinforcedby large numb of
juniors and undeelassmen, marched in
a body to the hdse' of the Professor
whose duty it is to instill into the
minds of the mo the principles laid
down by the aforsaid Mr.. Mill. A halt
was made here ad cheer after cheer rent
the air testifyins to the relief felt by
the students an the delicate compIi-
ment paid to he Professor. Cheers
were aslo given fr "steel rails, D and .spig
iron,n "profit, 'ent," Ricardo, Adam
Smith, Adam Boxer and others, and
for the classes imrder, the cheers being
interspersed wit soul-inspiring music
by the '94 glee clb. After returning to
the campus hgesbonfire was built in
which the text boks were offered as a
sacrifice.
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

DURSUANT to a license from the Honorable
i Judge of Probate for County OF Cumber-
land, shall sell at public auction, on WE'D
NESDAY, the 25th day of April, A. ID. 1884,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, unless previous
ly sold at private sale, at the homestead OF the
late Ansel 5. Stone in Gorham the following de-
scribed real estate belonging to the Estate OF
said Ansel S. Stone, deceased.
The following described lots OF land with the
buildings thereon, situated In said Gorham, and
bounded as follows: Commencing On the town
road which passes by the house formerly of
Richard Willis. on the Easterly side, at the
SouthWesterly corner of a lot formerly owned
by said Willis; thence Easterly by land former
ly of said Willis to land now or formerly of Sol
omon Meserve; thence Southerly by the land
formerly of said Meserve to the corner tof tfl2
road; thence Easterly by said Meserve's land
to Little River. so called; thence Southerly and
westerly (crossing said road) and following
the said river to land formerly of said Willis;
thence Easterly, Southerly. and Easterly to the
said road; thence Northerly by said road to the
first bounds.
Also wood lot containing fifteen acres,
more or less, being the same property conveyed
to Ansel s. Stone by Robert MeSerye by his
deed dated March 8, A. D. 1886, and recorded
in said Registry Book BAT, Page 329.
Also at the same time and place lot OF first
class carriages. farm wagons, and farming tools
IN good condition.
LINDLEY M. WEBB, Admir- Est. Ansel s.
Stone.
mar2od1aw3wTu
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SO Sewall G. Strout was born in Wales,
Me-, February 18th, 1877, and is there
fore 66 years of age. He remained there
until he was seven years old, when his
father, who was a trader, removed to
Topsham. From there ne came to Port
land in 1s41 when his son was IA years
of age. The latter received instruction
at old Master Libby's. High school. AT
the age of IS his health failed and his
parents decided that his studies must be
discontinued. He entered David J..
True's dry goods store as clerk, but re-
mained llGtle more than year. While
there he began the study of law, largely
devoting mis- evenings to it. His par
ents opposed it. They desired him to
be doctor, and his father even made
arrangements with leading physician
for his sons instruction. But the young
man took firm stand. He was resolved
to study law, and SO expressed himself.
Finding opposition useless, his parents
finally acquiesced. He entered the Office
of Howard & Shepley, both of whom
afterwards became distinguished or
naments of the Maine lench. He was
admitted to the bar in 1S48 when 81
years of age.
He went to Bridgton where he re-
mained till 1854 ard where he secured
an excellent business. It was while in
Bridgton that he for the first and only
time solicited an Office He was a can
didate for county attorney when the
Democrats were in the najoity in this
county. Other .candidatss were Gen.
Samuel J.Anderson and James O'Don-
nell, of Portland, O'Donlell won. He
came to Portland in 1854 and was alone
for one year, when Judge Howard's
term in the Supreme Court having ex-
pired, he proposed a partnership, which
was Immediately formed dunder the firm
name of Howard & Str,ut. This con-
tinued until 1864. Mr.. Strut was alone
till 1866 when he formed partnership
tinued until the presenttime. About
ten years ago Mr.. Strouts eldest son
was admitted to the firm and upon his
death in 1883, his second son, Ex-Alder-
man Strout, became a palmer.
From the beginning Mr.. Strout has
had large practice of the highest grades
of legal business. qs has figured
prominently in important cases beyond
as we'll as within the limits of the city,
and is well known as one Of the leading
lawyers of the state.
He has been the president of the Cum
beland Bar for eight or nine years, and
is most graceful presiding officer on
any and all occasions. But his abili-
ties were most notably recognized when
after the resignation f Judge Lowell
from the Circuit Court of the United
Staues, the bar of Maine almost unan-
imously. recommended him for the posi-
tion. Also many leading Repu blicans of
this city and district strongly support
ed him. But Presiden Arthursaw fit
to appoint Judge Co3t,f Rhode Island.
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Brockton,s Ball Team.

Brockton, Mass, April Manager
Allen has signed his team for the coming
season which opens in this city April
10th. the Brocktons playing the Boston
National League team on the new
grounds. The personnel of the Brockton
team is:A Tom O'Brien, captain and first
base; Jack Corbett, second base; D. M.
Hanley, third base; Henry Kappel, short
stop; Charles Flack, left field; Jack
Burke, right field; Jack Mccarthy, cen
tire field; Cassian, Thompson and Sex
ton, pitchers; Jack Corcoran and Harry
Gray, catchers.
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IN THE soJDAN.
The Sultan of Bornu' md Rebellious
Slave Killed ii Battle.

Tripoli, April 2.-Advices from the
Soudan announce thatI severe battle has
been fought in the kingdom of Bornu
Central Soudan. Rabbi, former slave
of Yobhor Pasha, witt an army number
ing 10000 men, invaoed the kingdom.
He was opposed by tb Sultan of Bornu
at the head of a larg army. A battle
was fought in which 10th sides sustained
heavy losses. The Slltan of Bornu and
Rabah were killed.
Brown-Seqard Dead.
Paeis, April 2.-H. Charles Edward
Brown-Seeuard, the famous physician,
died here today, 76 .sars old.
Kept Her Husband in Chains.
Liverpool, April Mrs. Margaret
Walker, aged So, wa hanged here today
for the murder of hi husband for main
tanning illicit relations with another
woman. Mrs. Waller chained her hus-
band to a. bedpost il an upper room in
their house for fouImonths and admin
istered to him dailya beating, finally fin
ishing him by batteing his brains out
with a steel chain. III
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Local Weather Report.

Portland. Me-, April 2.-The local
Weather Bureau office records as to
the weather the following:
Sa. m.-Barometer. 29S91: thermome-
ter, 1925 dew point. %: humidity. "a:
wind. NE; velocity, II; weather,
clear.
Sp. m.-Barometer. 30.064: tnermome-
ter..26.o: dew point, 7: humidity, 40:
wind, NV; velocity. Is: weather,
clear.
The mean daily thermometer. 80: max
imum thermometer, $40: na1nimum ther-
mometer, 26.0; maximum velocity Of
wind, 20 NV; total precipitation. 600
inch.
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PLAYTHIlG OF THE GALE.
Steamship Ems Drifted Helpless on
a Stormy Sea.
THE STORM RIVALLED ANY in HER
OFFICERS EXPERIENCE.

And with Her Shaft Broken the Vessel
Floated Rapidly Before It-Once a
Steamer Tried to Aid Her but Gave
Up the Task-Later, Another Vessel
Took the Ems in Tow and Carried
Her Safely to Fayal.
Huta, Island of Fayal, April 2.-The
steamer Ems, which sailed from Bremen
fol. New York March II has been towed
to this port with her shaft broken. A
passenger on the steamer says that latter
leaving Southampton for time the
weather was fine. On March.22, the
weather became heavy and.the. wind
blew gale. On the morning of the
a5rd. the violence of the storm in
creased rapidly. The vessel tossed
frightfully and heavy seas were shipped
repeatedly. At 11.40 a. M, the steam
ships engines stopped and the vessel
tossed about. two hours. At about 1. 40,
the.engines started and stopped again.
At ~ the passengers were informed
that the shaft was broken close to the
screw and the steamship must drift un-
til helped by passing vessel. During
Cne following Eight the storm ragged
with greater fury. At midnight it was
fearful hurricane without parallel in
the experience of the officers. The YES
sci was perfectly helpless On March
Oath the weathersswas very tempestuous.
At dinner time, the Ems sjgnalled the
steam ship Rappahannock from New
port for Liverpool ard her captain
agreed to tow the Ems to England. The
heavy sea kept. the eRappahannock away
and toward evening on March 25th the
gale increased again. The Rappahan-
mock signalled that on account of her
situation or cargo she could not wait
longer and she steamed away. The
night was sleepless one. Signals of
distress were mades on the vessel. She
continued to drift southwark At noon
day the weather was clearing and the
passengers were permitted to go on deck.
On March 81, the weather being misty
the lookout saw the smoke of steamer
on the horizon and cannon was fred
rapidly. The steamer was lost in the
fog but reappeared soon and headed to-
ward the Ems, proving to be the Wild
flower. She lowered lifeboat and
boarded the Ems. Her captain offered
to tow the Elrns to the nearest port,
FayaI, which was reached today. The
passengers speak highly of the
efficiency of the officers and crew.
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-03
Weather Observations.

The following are the observations for
the Agricultural Department Weather
Bureau for yesterday, April 2, taken
at p. m., 10Th meridian time. the OBJ
servations for each station being given in
this order: Temperature. direction Of
the wind, state of the weather:
Boston, 32o, n, clear; New York, 340, !,
NV, clear; Philadelphia. 3So, n,
clear; Washington, Az, NV, clear;
Buffalo, 800, NV, clear; Detroit, 320,
Sc, clear; Chicago, 3Se, Sc, cloudy;
St. Paul, 46o E, cloudy; st. Vincent. 40o,
Sc, cloudy; Huron. Oak. 600, S, cloudy;
Bismarck. 4s0, NV, cloudy; Jackson
vile, 72o, NV, clear.
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-03
Portland Woman Injured i'll Boston.

Boston. April Mrs. Lizzie E. Rem
ick, widow, A years old, residing at ITO
Washington street, Portland, Me-, was
stepping from an electric car at India
wharf this evening, when the conductor.
who was shifting the trolley, ran against
and knocked her down. The small bone
in her left leg at the ankle was broken.
She was taken to the city hospital. Mrs.
Remick was about to board the Portland
boat for home at the time of the aeci-
dent