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A y APPRENTICE GIRL WANTED FOR
n dressmaking. Apply at III Il street.
NIRL FOR HOUSEWORK; TWO IN FAM
VI lily; good place; reference required. No.
liOl L street, corner Fourteenth. Its
NTANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED WO-
w man, the management of chickens. Ad-
dress Ranch,n this office. Its
+ OST-A GOLD BREASTPIN, SIT WITH
IL pearls, shape of a half moon. The finder
Will leave ii Ell this Office and receive liberal
reward mr29-3t@
TOR sALE-N1CE NEW COTTAGE AND LOT
l. in Highland Park, at q very low price. APP
ply to CARL STR0BEL. 81 J street. mr296J~
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WANTED-LOST-- FOUND.

r OsT-K. OF P. WATCH CHARM. F. C. B.
IL ON face Liberal reward. DR.. F. II. Metcalf,
corner Eighth and streets. mr2S-2t*
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-08

Hon. Roger q. Mills, OF Texas, candidate
to-be for the speakership of the Fifty-second
Congress, has had new light, or claims to,
on the tariff question. In October. at Min.
neapolis, he said this:
We must Exchange the things We do not want
ior lhose we must have. And to 90 this we must
nave absolute lice trade. If you want a market
LAKE uoWn the tar1n on wooden goods and iron.
linen levy tax on incomes and the wealthy men
~ sne country and you'll see prosperity. l be-
heve IN free trade.
Since that time the state of things in Wash
ington has changed. Then he was skirmish-
Ing about the great Northwest, instead OF
earning his salary as a member OF Congress,
through fear If Speaker Reed. Now no is
edglng up to the speakers desk, preparing,
with the votes of his party behind him, TO
throw the Speaker out next winter. 1t ap-
pears that he is also edging up on the tariff
question, for the other day In an interview
he said:
There is not a man who knows me or has heard
and read my speeches that does not know am a
ariiff0r-reyenue-only Democrat You
know and every sensible man knows that absolute
free trade as Interpreted by the Republicans, is
out OF the question with the present enormous ex-
penses OF the government.
We suppose If anybody should ask the
Hon. Mr.. Mills to reconcile these two delv
erances he would meet the same response thai
greeted the New Haven man who asked hin
to reconcile some OF the statements he bat
made in speech in that city. namely, "GC
home and soak your head"
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-08
SHEHlFF's > ALE.
static Of Maine.

TAKEN this twenty fourth day Of November
day Of November. A. d. 1897, issued on judg.
me rendered by the Supreme judicial Cou for
the County Of Cumberland, at the te, m thereof
begun and held at Portland on the second Tues.
day Of october. A. D., 1890, TO wit, on the TWEEN
tyninth day OF October, A. d., 1890, in favor OF
Elizabeth l. browne, of Portland, In said County
OF CUMBERLAND, against The Underwood Cumpa-
ny. a corporation existing under the laws OF the
State OF Maine, and having lis ONCE In Port and
teen hundred sixty-eight doll rs and fifty cents,
debt or Oama a, and thirteen dollars and sixty
cents, costs OF suit, with fifteen cents more for
one writ Of execution, ana will be sold Il public
auction to the highest bidder and so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy said execution, at
the bO'ting house on the premises hereinafter
described. 10 Fa mouth. in said county. on Saiur-
day, the 9th day of Deem er, A. d., 1891, at 2
O'Clock and twenty minutes In the aftern' on, the
title and Interest which The Underwood Company
Aforesaid has in and TO the same, or mad the
fourth day Of March, A. d.. 1870, at one O'Clock
, and thirty minutes In the afternoon, the time
when the zane was attached on the original writ
In the same suit. to wit:
A certain parcel Of land with the buildings,
wharves, landing places and privileges and stIuc-
lures thereon, situate on both sides Of the Coun-
~ Road. In Falm nth. IN said Cumberland G'un-
ty, at Falmouth Foreside, so called, ana bounded
and described as fol ows, 20 w.t.: Beginning on
the nor Invest side OF said road at the east corner
Of land which was set of TO the Mllliken heirs In
partition between them and the late Isaac Sturdi-
want, recorded In the Cumberland County Regis
try Of Deeds, Book 265, page 4 and running
thence northwesterly by the division line estab-
ishe d by said par tition. one hundred and fifty
three rods to land now, or formerly, Of George
w. Davis; thence northeaster,y b. said Davis
land sixteen rods aud five links 10 land now or
formerly, of Ebenrzer r. York; thence sou n
forty hree and three fOurths Oct rees east Is.
43% e. by said York land TO and across said
road two hundred and thirty-four rods more or
less, to the seashOr-; theuce sOuthwesterly and
westerly ty the seashore up and around Under
wOoTs Cave o land now or formerly, of samuel
G. Davis; thence northwestrrly by laid Davis
land s1venty-nfne rods, More or less, TO said road
thence D0rtheasterly by said road fortv-fve RODS,
more or less, ~ said Ebrnezer X. York land :
containing tnlry-four and One-half acrrs OF land,
more or less, and being part OF the Joseph Uu-
derwood farm, called. and the same land
which was conveyed to said corporation In its
former name Of the Underwood Hotel COMPANY.
by deed of charles s. Deake and others dated
March s. 1856, and recorded In said Registry.
Book SIT, page 40.
Dated at Portland, this twenty-fourth day of No
vember, A. D., 1895.
LEANpER E. CRAM,
4
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-08

ter. Both should seek to live up to their
agreements fairly. he company is entitled
to seek to get a fair return upon its
investment. Nobody expected it to
lay down pipes from Portland to Sebago
Lake for patriotiSm's or philanthropy's sake.
Everybody knew that 1t embarked In
its work with the hope and expectation
of making some money. The mere fact that
1t has realized its expectations ought
not to arouse prejudice against IT. On
the other hand, the water company has
been given very valuable privilege, and the
control over the supply of one of the neces-
sites OF life to forty thousand people. has
been placed entirely in its hands. The
grant OF this privilege and this power carries
with 1t the obligation not to use them OPP
pressively.
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-08
CHAPMAN BANKING COMPANY,

oxford Ruiidisx, Is7 Middle 81,
PORTLAND, MAINE,
Respectfully announces itself as organized and
prepared to
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS,
DEAL IN CHOICE INVESTMENT SECURITIES,
NEGOTIATE MUNICIPAL AND CORPORATE
LOANS,
SELL FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE AND
LETTERS OF CREDIT.
1t VIII receive the accounts of Corporations,
Firms and Individuals favorable terms, and al
low liberal rates on tim deposits. IL has set
aside. and placed In hands o. Trustees. a Special
s.uaraniy Fund Of 500 900 for the exclusive
benef' of depOsitOrs.
Attention Is herewith called to the following
list OF choice securities now offered for sale, and
recommended to conservative investors:
$40 o Cuy of Goiumbus, Ohio,
sis,.Oc City of Newark. ohie, sireei
e.. fundSu< improvement .-.......... IS
IS OOo Haskell Conn ~. Ka... x efund-
sac q "a. Mary. Town hip, ''' Ks..,
R.fans NATURALIZATION. o..
$3.50 % q. eraso Springs. eel, Rapid
Transit Railway 90. Est me.t........ IS
Hallway asd q wer to.. Est aort. IS
S1J, O0o Crawferdsviiie, e d., Water
$4,000 sciote Water Co., of marioa,
ss.oco pierre water Work. CO., Of
s'o."oo o' Beaver s %sssr Co., Of Denver, "
sI..OoO Deirsii Bay City Raiiroad
sac. 6oo Cape Gi.ardinn soaiiws sicr.
Railway DO, Consolidated. ......... Is
Prices on application. Correspondence invited.
RoBERT CHAPMAN.
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-08
sHERsFF's SALE.
State of Maine.

CUMBERLAND IS.
I'AKEN this twenty-fourth day Of November
A. D., 1890, on execution dated the seventh
ment rendered by the Supreme Judicial Court for
the County Of Cumberland, at the term the' eff be
gun and held atPortland on the second Tuesday !
Oct Der A. D., $50, 10 wit, on the iweniy-ninth
day Of October, a. d., 1890, in T. vOr of Elizabeth
!. browne of Portl md, Ia said County of Cumber-
land against The Underwood Company, corpor
alton existing under the laws II the state OF
Maine, a. havl g ITS Office in Portland, In said
County Of Cumberland, for the sum Of TIN thOus
and, three hundred aud forty-seveu dollars and
six CT, t., debt or damage and Twelve dollars and
eghfy-eght cents costs of suit, with fifteen cents
more for one W IL Of execution, and will be sold al
public auction o. the highest bidder, and so much
thereof rs may be necessary to satisfy sad execu.
ttnn. at the bottlng house on thr pr misses here
matter oescrib' d Ia Falmouth, in said county IN
Sa 1urday. the twenty seventh day OF December
A d., 1890, at O'Clock In the afternoon, the fol
lowing described real estate ana all the right IL
tie and interest which The Underwood Company
aforesaid has IN and TO the same or had on the
fourth day If March, A. d.. 1890, at me O'Clock
and Ell minutes In the afternoon. the time when
the same was attached on the original writ in the
SAM suit to wit:
A certain parcel OF land with the buildings
wharves, LANDING places and privileges and struc-
lures tn reOn. situated on both side of the cOun-
~ r ad in Falmouth, 10 SAID Cumberland county
al Falm' nth FUreside, socalled, and hound, d
and described Ms follows, TO wit: Beginning on
the northwest side of sa d road, at the east cor.
ner OF and which was set of to the Milliken
heirs In par ttinn between the" and the lart-
lSa 6turdiVant, recorded Lee the cumberland
G. unity Registry of Deeds, book 265, page 4
and running thence nOrthwesterly by the div Ion
line established by SAID partition, one hundred
and ffty-three rods TO land now, or formerly Of
George. w. Davis; thence nurtheasterly by s. I'd
Davis land sixteen rods and five inks T., land
now. or formerly, OF tbeneZer r. York; thence
south, foity-three and thre--f0urths degrees east
Is. 4ss4 E. by said York land to ami across said
road two hundred and thirty four rods, more or
less, to thes shorei thence so lthwesterly and
wester Y by the sea shore up and around Under
woods Cove to lanO now, or fOruerly Of samuel
q. Davis; thence northwestery by said Davis
land seventy-nine rods, more less. to said road
thence nOrtheasterly BY said road iorty-fve RODS,
more or less to said EbeneZer r. York land
containing thiTtyf0ur anu une hall acres Of land,
more or less, and beng part Of the Joseph I'm
derwoOd farm, sO-called. and the same land
which was conveyen 10 said corporation In 4 8
former name Of the Underwood Hotel Company,
by deed of Charles s. Deake and others, dated
March s, 1885, and recorded In said registry,
book 517, page 100.
D,ted al Portland this twenty<ourth day OF No
vember, A. D., 1890.
LEANDER Z. CRAM,
Deputy Sheriff.
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-08
osTv ADVERTISER ENrs.
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Removal Of Snow From Sidewalks
CITY MARsHAL's OFFICE.

CITY MARsHAL's OFFICE.l
December 8, leo.
THE tenant or occupant, and in case there
i should be no tenant the owner, or any per-
son having the care Of any bull ing or lot Of land
bordering not more than one hundred and fifty
feet on any street. lane, court, square, pub &c
place within the city. where there is any fO0tway
or sidewalk shall. after the easing to fall of any
snow, If In the day time wi hin three hours. aud
If in the night time before 10 O'Clock Of the FORE
noon succredins, cause such snow TO be removed
from such fo0tway or sidewalk. and, 10 default
thereof. shall forfeit and pay sum not less than
two dollars, nor more than ten dollars. and for
each and every hour thereafter that the same
shall remaih on such f0otway or sidewalk, such
tenant occupant, owner or other terson, shall
forfeit and pay a sum not less than one dollar,
nor more than two dollars. And II such building
or OF shall extend more than one hundred and
fifty feet on any street or lana, 1t shall be the
duty of such tenant or occupant, owner or other
person, t. remove such snow fro u the footway or
sidewalk for space of one hundred and fifty
feet a cording to the provisions and subject to
the penalties Aforesaid.
The abnve city ordinance, section 90, page
496, will be strictly enforced by me.
WILLIAM II. GREEN,
dec6dlw City Marshal.
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-08
CURRENT COM m EMIT.
A FITTING VALEDICToRY.
rSnrinpfielu Rqnuhlican.1

1t has been suggested that Senator Henry
w. Blair of New Hampshire might round
out an active senatorial career no more fit
tingly. than by introducing a bill to tax
bachelors.
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-08

"A N u ID Il II A IL Il WI e N Il.
rom none IN abeyanc t.
a
moi
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-08

MONDAY MORNING, ntC. s.

4, 40 not read anonymous letters anJ co"inn'
n cations. The name and address OF he writer
are in all cases indispensable, not necessarily for
publication but as guarantees Of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve
communications that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-08
HOLIDAYS HOLIDAY.

TUE Ladies Of the Second Parish Church will
! hold Fair representing the Holidays al their
vesiry, December 9th and It'll. There will be
an entertainment each evening. Admission 10
cents. Hot dinners and sUppers ch day Wed
neSday. Turkey Dinner, IS cents; Supper, 20
cents. Admission afternoons free. A variety OF
useful and fancy articles for sale at low prices.
decS dQf
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-08

Parnell found he could not rule so ne mas
ruined. In the brief space OF two weeks be
has succeeded in demolishing the Irish party
and postpOniDg indefinitely the triumph of
home rulp,
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-08

Reports for last month, just received,
show 374 feet Of new development DUR
ing month. A new ore body 80 feet
thick opened and followed 100 feet
without diminishing In size. More ore
In sight than ever before. Receipts
from ore, mainly doing Development,
$27,O97.34. After paJ Ing for the large
amount Of development done during
month, and all other improvement ex.
penses, and paying the monthly diVi-
dend OF $4,000, a gOOdly sum was carr
ried to the surplus fund. ALI this done
from low grade ore! Price OF stock
$1.15 per share, carrying November
dividend. Price will soon advance.
Full particulars ON application to COL.
ORADO MINING INVESTMENT CO.,
JAS. GILFlLLAN, Treas. (ex-Treasurer
OF United States. Congress St., BOs-
no28F, M&Wtf
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-08
sHERIFF's SALE.
State of Maine.

CUMBERLAND. IS.
TAKEN this twentyfourth dag of November,
Il A. d.. 1890, on execution dated the seven h
day Of November. A 1890. issued on a judg-
ment rendered by The Supreme judicial Court for
tn County of Cumberland. at tn term thereof
begun and held at Portland on the second Tues
day Of 0csoSer B. @s Of XII EzaSsh
]. DrOwue Of Portland, In said County OF Cum
b-rland, against The Underwood Company, a
corporation existing under the laws OF the State
Of Maine, and having its office IN Portland In said
County OF Cunt erland, for the sum Of ten hun
dred forty-hye dollars and seventeen cents, debt
or damage, and thirteen dollars and sixty cents
costs of suits, with fifteen cents more for one
writ OF execution, and win be sold at
30 much thereof NAV ms1eSi be Od nscessary
to satisfy saio execution at the bottlng h.use ON
the premises hereinafter described, In Falmouth,
day Of December. A. d., 1890, at two O'Clock and
ten minutes In The Afternoon. the following de-
scrbed real estate and the right. title and in :
terest which The Underwood Company afer esaid
has IN md to the same or had on the I urth day
OF March. A. D.. 1890, at one o'cl OK md twenty
wa attached on the original writ In the same suit,
to w.t.
A certain parcel OF land with the buildings,
wharyes, landing places and privileges and struct
ures thereon situated on both sides Of thee unity
Road in Falmouth In said Cumberland County. al
Falmouth Foreside, so called, and bounded and
described as follows, to wit: Beginning on the
nortbwest side of said road at the east corner OF
land which was set of TO the Mllliken heirs IN
partition between then and the late Isaac Stur
divant, recorded In the Cumberland County Reg
istry Of Deeds, BOX 26,, Page A; and running
thence norihwesterly by the DIVISION line estah
lished by said partition. one hundred and fifty
three RODS to land now or formerly of Georg- W
Davi. tn. nee n0rtbeasterly by said Davis land
sixeeh RODS aud five Links 10 land now ar former
~ OF Ebenezrr X. York; thence south f'rty-ihree
and three-fourths degrees east Is 433l e. BY
said YORK land I ana across said road hun
bred and thlrty-four rods. more or less to the SEA
shore; thence Southwestern and westerly by the
seaShore up aud ar. und Underwood sCOye TO land
now or formerly Of S'muel G. Davis; then &C
horthwesteriy by said Davis land seventy mine
rods, more or less. TO said Rad thence ~ rtheast-
eriy BY said road forIy-hye rods, more or less tc
said EbeneZer r. York la d, containing thirty
four and one-half acres Of land. more or less ant
being part Of the Joseph Underwood farm, sc
callrd, and the same land which was rOnv~ yed e
said corporation in its former name of the Under
wood Hotel Comyan BY deed Of Charles :. Drakt
aud others, dated March 8, 1885, and recorded in
said Registry. Book 517, Page 12n.
Dated at Portland this twenty-fourth day of No
vember, A. D., 1890.
LEANDERE. CRAM,
nov24dlaw3wM Deputy sheriff.
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-08
FbN AHOsAA..
REGULAR 2 PER CENT. DIVIDEND
PAID BY
THE EASTERN lAVE<T MEKT COMPANY.

FVudhu uiIlOos ' oAiVu y " 81 100 WIuuio vt
Established, 1875; authorized capital. 81, 0Oo,-
600; subscribed, 81, 100000; surplus, S11S, 600;
par value, 500 per share; now selling at sos
Der share until Dec. l. when the price will be ad-
yanced. This company has never paid less than
per cent. Ithas paid as high as BIZ per cent,
to paw per cent. regularly. This company In
vests its funds 10 city improved real estate In
large Eastern cities only not one dollar oeing In.
vested In the west. Send for circulars anu iuIi
particulars.
JOHN B. ALLEN, President, Providence, r. l.
HON. ROSCOE ii. THOMPSON, Vice President
MIX street, Boston, Mass, nOyI4d3m
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-08

VIII our dear friends, the Australian ballot re-
formers, 3. II why 1t is easier 10 read right than
TO write right?-Bath Times.
Certainly. Because only one sense is used
in reading while two must be used in writ.
inc
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-08
GOVERNOR OWNS THE STATE

Smith NJ. Weed will be supported for SEN
the place himself, says New York paper
How does such an air Of proprietorship in
the Democratic party of the great state Of
New York strike the average Massachusetts
mugwump? That Is the sort of politics he is
playing second fiddle to in New York.
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-08
BEAUTIES OF THE sPoILs SYSTEM.
TAuhurn Gazatta

Indiana furnishes an instructive object
lesson in spells in politics. That state gave
Cleveland and Hendricks a majority of
spo IN later the
beaten by $500 and the presidential year of
'88, by over 2,000 Again the victors had the
spoilS. This year the Republicans lost In
diana by 10000 As party strengthened,
bowling success. And other states can tell
the same tale.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-14

A London optician writes In the Pail
Mall Gazette: "Your correspondent,
M. w. c. will have done real service
by calling attention to the fact that wo-
mems eyes arc weaker than mems, and
that they must not hope to get their sis hit
suited In difficult cases by selecting for
themselves spectacles from A. opticians
tray. To make her com IN un ication COM
pIete, 1t 10 necessary 10 add that . more
difficult condition OF eycsight both to de-
tect and to compensate 10 not infrequently
found TO be the cause OF imaginary neu-
ralgia or chronic headache. This may
be described technically ~ being hyper
metropic with myopic astigma tism, or
myopic with hypermetropic astigmatism
jim simpler language. being long-sig hted
with short-sighted astigmatism. or short
sighted with long-sighted a,tigmatism.
In either OF these cases no glasses that
are compounds Of convex curves or con-
cave curves only, even spheres and cyl
indrrs combined. will give relief; 1t Is
only when the exact combination OF con-
vex spheres with concavo cylinders, oil
concsve spheres with convex cylinders.
10 found that the person who 10 troubles
can see without strain"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-14

Bishop Coleman will administer the
rite OF confirmation As follows: Next
Sunday, at New Castle. in the morning;
March 23i, at Calvary Church In the
morning aad at Trinity Church In the
evening; March Both, at Dover; April 1st,
at Old sw.des' Church, iu the evening
April 18th, at st. Andrews Church, this
city, In the morning; April goth, at I'm
manuel Church, Highlands, In the morn
ing and at Newport in the evening
April 2bth. at Milford; April 9th, at ST.
Johns Church, this city, In the morn
ing, at Grace Church, Brandywine Hun
dred, in the afternoon and At Newark In
the evening; May 4.h. at Smyrna Ia the
morning and at Clayton in the evening;
May 18th, At st. Johns Church, Green
vile, In tho morning aud at St. Andrew
Church, Ellis Grove, in the afternoon;
May l2th, at St. Marks Church, Little
Creek; May 18th, at Middletown; May
10Th, at Laurel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-14
10 THE SONS OF AFRICA.
o. BAonus.

Oh, sons Of sunny Africa.
Whose fathers roamed its plain
In tho glory of simplicity,
Unwsd 70 earthly gain.
Have some Of you forgotten
The hand that held you up,
When 'nenth the lash of barbarian,
And niadc sweet your bitter cupf
When the clanking Of your shackles
Grated on Jehovah's ear,
And touched the hearts that meltcth
Beneath His frown with fear7
Dost remember the loved meetings
You held in long ago,
Meath the burning sun of righteous
ness,
And no man to say 70 "No."
Whom you sought for sin His pardon.
In the woods and IN the grove,
And your gladsomo hallelujahs
Reached the Royal Courts abovef
Bend not to golden idols,
Nor glory give to man,
To pay with base ingratItude
That mock and lowly One,
Who wandered by the Kedron
Shrinking from the destiny,
That shall detlirone the autocrats,
And raise up equity.
Let the broad and endless charity,
That marked your path OF yore,
Prevent you ore from stepping
Your hands In crimson gore.
To 1T you for His choir,
Ring out above tho breakers
That dash to drown loves fro.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-14

TRENTON, March 13-This city has
been flooded with counterfeit coin dur
ing the past week, and Chief McGhesrel
ASST gned his special officers to locate tn,
people. To-day Detectives Leahy ant
Pilger ARE ted John Williams, OF PhilA.
delphia, and other officers ARRESTED Pete
Kane and W llliam Walsh, Of the SAINT
place.
The men are part of gang who have
been working the town by going 10 TIT
various saloons ami purchasing giass
OF beer with counterfeit dollar and
peck ting tho change. About fiity sa-
loons and hotels were swludled in THU
way. Detectives Leshy and Pilgsi
tracked the men Last night. and wheI
Lcshy arrested Williams just as he wat
about to leave towp, he showed night,
and during The str ugg 9 thas occurred
they threw away pac Gagfs of coin. AL
are now awaiting hearing before
United States Commissioner Rowe.