' Immlulynlan. 25,1868.
.l'JoueI, Squash-man o! the Rewb
filmtflw min statutothe
. ,0“
man-W rill-MW
. _ , 7 " not by
swmmwm sell 01 which
‘ madvi-dnmthsnagear’ago. But
'I'hellepnblicanlorsin'thenorthern
electiclu ulnpared with the preceding na-
ticnalelectionexcealed500,000 votes, andthe
ahctoralvotesol the Union, divided on the
basic! thermltot 1882,gavetotheDemo~
erabovcflllaleehnout otatotal o! 401.
'l'llarewasa rsactitm intavor ol the
W theahatlous cl 1883, but the
Dmatsilllhaldpc-edonotsevmnorth-
“Mandel: thahuisoltbcyear‘scun—
testcouldlhowmelethanIOOmajorityiuthe
WWO! therwhole country.
But against the discouragement naturally
following the adverse elections of these two
years the spirit of the Republican partyin
momma 1884roeehigh, and the
. Republican mentored into the campaign
with such energy that the final result dc»
pendedonthevoted a singlestutc, and that
statewamarriedbytbebemocraticparty by
apluralitysoamall that it represented less
thanouoelevulthof I per cent. of the entire
vote. The change of a single vote in every
20100! thetotal poll would have given the
state to the Republicans, though only two
years before the Democratic plurality cr-
eeeded 102,0“).
Theelecfiouof 1880 and 188? have demon—
m'atedgrowingstrength in the Republican
ranks. Seldominourpoliticalhistory hasa
, , victory
“gywmnmpauuoum;
,the , humble-maintain rdafivelyits
mdlfl-ltoglvstoite natiorml mn-
didabevancrthernlhts but one, with a
hmmalmryingthatm tlum
ithuhadfwthpastlixyean.
Onethingmlyisneoewarytoamuremo-
andcordialco
’in reqronse to relented mile, he demoted a
" agernent of the contest. lieutheuretiredto
'0".
made April miss;
The [eerie-MW
aura m. mamas-(mo
”when-siaattmdaneaeadmlned
on the track after all bk had
retired, Preclaelyat 10:05 thaws-called,
and Albert withdraw to his quarters. where,
chair and mules speech, in which ha
expressed entire satisfaction with the man-
the Alhland home. ,
Thus were lam othas who completed
share the 5:5 miles which entitled them to a
ahareiuthegaterecelpts. Themebymilee
d the winner's is as lollows: Albert, 021;
Barty, 582; Guerrero, 564; Hart, bill; Golden,
NB; Moore, 5131;8trokel, an; Noremac, 525.
'i'heamount received by each at the sun
cafuloneslortheir'weekol toilie: Albert,
04,80); Barty, tam; Guerrero, $1,000; Hart,
“00; Golden, em; Moore, 8480', Bmkel,
0300; Noretnac, 8240. In addition to this,
Alhatgetatl,(ll)lorheating thereccrd.
Albert was apparently afresh yesterday
morningasany man in the Aehiand home.
Heonly took hisumal sleep Saturday night,
arms early, and alter breakfast took a short
walk with his wile. Later in the day he
walked from Twenty-fourth street J’to Con.
in] park and back, and will continue taking
moderate exercise, unload cl lapsing into
kilenem He mysehe will never enter another
pedesuimcmtesnalthough hemay partici-
pte in walking exhibithn. Be is under
engagement to appear nightly tor a week
widi Dockstader‘s minstrela, and will deliver
addresses in ring costume. Two
receptimis in Philadelphia have been poet-
poned in consequence.
A REAL PIRATE KING.
lie “'0 the Terror o! the South Pacific
in the Days of Ills Power.
Sax Fuanctsco, Feb. lit-A vowel just in
from Honolulu brings news of the death of a
man whose history isas thrilling as that of
any pirate king of yellow covered literature.
Twenty-live years ago he was a pirate king as .
brave and us wicked as pirate kings always
are. Since then he has been a hermit.
In the days of his wicksdnem’and power he
conunanded a vessel called the Red Cloud,
Itanch, unusually fast, and luruishod with
powerful guns. Periodically this cnrminc red
craft disappeared from the seas, and in her
place would come another, all in sombe'r’
black, and named the Black Cloud. In those
days he was the terror of the South Pacific
ears, and the British government. set a big
price upon h'n head. Hundreds of attempts
were made to capture him by fair tight and
by traps, and by every means that could be
devised. But be eluded all the trays, came
out victorious in all the lights, and in every
case sailed away with the traditional scorntul
Bettina hunts-err escaped, and nethg
alt-'wardhaandtwoothlscrew in
ambutmthahrmilhnld
want-near the last Haul laundedth’e
Hawalhnuoup. Therehistwo
left him, and there he lived alone tor
twenty—dreyeIn_Sincahislaudlngtheu
ally Herr-muons, the native
htwndhtbflnndmaudmbledhimto
Iivealifeoioaland llrmry. They saidhe
wasntallman.higandwrnmndhrg,witha
Voice like thunder—Io powerful that they
firmlybelievedhe could can the wind to
rimorthewaterstosulflde.
mayhem";
le You, Feb la—Tbemeetingatthe
Acadeinyotllulicmmin an of at.
strikiugnfuars in“? Reading region,"
largely eluded, agoodlyamountwaa
realised. mwmaqmomm
Assembly 40, Knights of Labor, presided.
AustinCorbinwas hitterlydelmneed. Dr.
McGlynn spoke, denouncing the coal mine
ownersandadvocating HairyGeorge’lland
theorynarsmedylor mob treaties as the
cualstrike. Bedidnotrelu'lohissece-im
mmtol thestrlkewasappointed,
bacillus
lyingthestrikera T. B. lagulraotthe
aboapoka Allrsterredvsryhanhlytolr.
TI. ”Ill“ It.” My Will Slay.
‘ runner woman“...
bwaitonllr.Corthaud attempt a settle-
Chaiman
Readingstrikersmsxtqiokansti-
gen-
calmemtivehoal’dolthaxnightsotlabor,
M, "V 9 ‘ l'
loath Ila-bars nearly LCM-din
Two Weeks mam m Ame.
Bauhleudmouhooly.
wanes, m lav—Ifhtrick O'Brlm can .
atonsedIn bdmthe housetodaycn
thequeltlcnctrs'ivilegethelactthathewas
hanledthroughtheltreste as a my”
mhtakeluramanwholookanomelikehim
“Chumybepawlookslikellenryllershv
thm“Bloody Ballotlr“ willthear something
drop. MPar-uelliteshavecomeherewlth ‘
an abandon» ct amnumltion,aud will be
gladlounloadmaolitattheearliestoppcr-
tunity. Saldanlrlahmemberlaatnigbt.
”Ballourhaehaanjmtsixnwnthaincoere-
inglrvbad. Heb-alumnus prosecuted
rtearlyl,w0perlons,otwhun5w were not
tobil. Webavekeptareeordoleverycue.
Men have been preempted lorcarryiug tar
barrels, tor cheering role-m prisoners, for
"Shfiuxbonllresandlorretusingto sellbeer
to Ball'our’s odlcera Within the last two '
weeks 2N8 Balfour criminals have been»
filled. 0t thianumher 151 were muted
lorlighling tarharrelsorbmllmmnn“ ““3;
with hands, holding meetings or otherwim
Whyattbereleaasolacoercim act
prisoner or sympathy with an arrested neigh-
bor orevicted tenant. Kitty-live were prose-
cuted {or rejoicing at William O‘Brien’s
release alone, nevus were muted tor
making speeches, sixteen {or attending a
meeting of the National league in a pro
claimed district, {arty-one for alleged boycot-
ting undintilnidation, sixteen tor stoning
hunting parties, six tor resisting haunt-who
were seizing stock, seven for rioting, and twq
for making gestures at the police which were
acroesbetweena laugh uudaboo'. Arising
the number were tour priests, three members
of parliament, one editor and eleven women
and giria'"
Dusun, Feb. lit—Rev. Father O’Donog-
huepresided at a meeting ol thetenantsou
the Kingston estate, at Mitchelktown, yestca
day. Mr. T. J. Condon, M. P.,read the terms
of settlement with the landlords and spoke
enthusiastically ol the success of the piano!
campaign.
The bishop oi Cloyne, in his Lenten pas-
toral, says: "Never was the all powerful
graceolGodmoreneededto enable ourpeo-
ple to refrain from retaliating by acts ol‘
crime and violence against those whom they
have too much reason to regard as enemies.
While exhortingyou topatience, it is by no
means my intention to cmmsel tame submio
lion to a harsh, oppremive law framed {or the
purpose of depriving you of the rights of free
citizens All that is required is the avoidance
of any crime or mirage condemned by divine
hwh‘ll /
Mr. Pync, member for Wat Water!
who was arrested in the vicinity of the house
of commons and brought a prisomr here,
says the London police treated him with the
greatest consideration, and the Irish police
did directly the opposite. .
Coax, Feb. ill—Tho magistrate yesterday
remanded Mr. Gilhooly, M. I’.. [or trial at
theSchull sessions on March 20. Bail was
refused.
GALLANT LIVE SAVERS.
Tholr Rescue of Seventeen Men lrom the
Bark Paimonnt.
Bar Bean, N. 1, Feb. 18. —-Tho bark Fair-
mount, bound from Antwerp to New York,
laden with empty oil barrels, struck the beach
three mills smith of this place atdo‘clock
yesterday morning. 'I'helite Om men at
stationsNo. mend No. llexperienced
with for years along the Jersey coast in res
cuing the crew of seventeen men. The beach
was one sheet of ice, and the brave lite avers
toiled {or hows sprinkling asha over the ice
so they could haul their apparatus to the
scene 0! the disaster. Upon reaching the vee-
sel more time was spent inmdeavoring to
pineeinpositimthebreeches buoy. Theap
parahtswasatlastset clam to thesurl and
the work of landing the crew was begun
about? o'clock. Theapparatm being set so
nearllrosurlmused the cable leading from
thebeachtotheshipwhangso noarthesurl
that several of the sailors were washed by the
angrymrlbelore reaching the shore. This
also trade it masonry to adjust the cable
titer the landing of each man. The crew
were at last all satclylaxsled,alnlam now
cornlortably quartered at Life Saving Sta-
tion No. 10. Capt. Trwax and his brave
crew of seven did was work nobly. Capt.
I’enrceandhiscrew were aha) early at the
sceneand renderml valuable assistance. The
Fairmount is of 1,200 tons burden. She has
mwaterinhsrhehl,butilthe weather h
gooditiethoughtthatahecanbe hauled all
the beach.
no (new to the Murderers.
Chicano, Feb. lit—While the family at
AmoeJ. Snelthe, ' whowaslnur-
dercdhyburglamwere allowing hisrrmaina
to the cemetery Saturday, Lieuta Ron and
Backus made athorwgh march of the home.
Not even a burnt match or a ct paper
couldbeloundthatwwldl aclowto
”the perpetrawrs ol the crime. “We are per-
lectly at sea," mid one Iieutmant, “but while
we have no positive clow upon which to work,
wehavenotgivenupthecase anymeans,
but, on the contrary,are eat that we
willbeablebelorelongto runthemurduuv
down.
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General napalm; of all kinds and makes 0!
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Winters“ allowed on Deposits.
annex souums rm-
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Mir. JOHN Il. KNAPP.Scc. and Trees
J R. RAYMOND.
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Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie tool 0! llavlland St. on Water. I‘D. Box tilt.
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Carpenter and Builder.
Plans furnished and Estimates given.
Jobbing 01' all kinds promptly attended to.
Ann at our lain
P. 0. “8. South Horwalk 0t.
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bury. ol
Pianoforte, organ and Musical
tromposition. ,
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Successor to L R. Quintaru.
Undertaker & Embalmer.
:No. 4 Knight 8:. Residence, 8 East Ave.
880-3." Nor-walls, Conn.
DR. MrGONEGAL
—omcs no minaret-
Cor. West Avenue and Butler Street,
NORWALK. CONN.
once Hours—Until 9a.m.; born 1 to a. and 7 to
0pm.; Sundays—Ito 1 pm.
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Builders Hardware,
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Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. [lard Oil Finish.
Wire Stool Door Mats,
Something new, best thing out.
W. 0.QUINTARD,
54 MAIN s'rrruu‘r;
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L. H. DECKER,
Wall papa-s", Paints,
Coach Colors and
'lernishos.
House Painting,
Paper Hanging,
Decorating.
Calclmlnlng.
as mus srnun'r,
South Noru’alk.
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IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN OOHPANHB A’l'
Real has and Exchange luau,
45 & 47 Washingtbn. Street, '
sourn uonwaux. ,- court.
Houses and Lots.
Elmwood Avenue, Lot 80: 210, House 40:30, 14 Rooms with Liento,
Modern Improvements, Carriage House and Stable, Good Garden, $8.5“)
Elmo-nod Avenue, Lot 00x200, house quite new, ‘ 3,”
North Main Stu «r, npgmsue elw Lockwood place, modern improvements, 0,000
n t. t. u u n u A ‘ ‘ u 7”
Wood u and An nur, $2,200. Spring'wood, 2,500
Day Sim-t, . ‘ j , 3,000
Monroe Stu-cl. three houses, respectiwly, "V $1,800, $4,000 and 4,”
Spring Street, two llzluer‘s, respectively. $2,200, double house, 4,“!0
Havilnnd Street. good house and ham, 4.500
Turnpike. good house and out building-t, lot 74x250, 2,“)0 -
Concord Street, $2,000. West Street, 2,”
Taylor Avenue, good house and ham, 3,000
Chapel Street, commodiouu and well built house, good carriage house and
stable, grounds spacious and well shaded, a charming view of Long
Island Sound from piazza, 15,000
South Main and Raymond Streets lots 051150, house 17 rooms, good
burn, all ill good condition, ‘ 0,00
South Main Street, about 5 acres, good house and ham, possession
can be had at once. , , . 0,500
Concord and Spring Streets row of tern-uncut. ‘ 4.“)0
B a '-
.ulldmg Lots.
West St reel, ‘ 01,500, $2,250
Summit Street. from $500 to 700
Elmwood Avenue and Bayview Avenue, $090 to 1,000
Golden Hill Street and Bayview Avenue (corner) $1,000 and 1,310
Taylor Avenue. , . $850 to 000 ‘
South Main Street. $400. North Main Street. 2,0“)
Meadow Street, $500. Cross Street, eoo
Low Street. 8500. Pine Street, 000
Roton Hill road 2 acre lot.
Spring Strut l, 3450 to 8650 ,
East Norwal k.
Osborn Avennr, mansion and cottage, two acres, ‘ $7,500
‘ottege Avenue and Hoyt Street $2,300. Henry Street, 5,”)
Second Avenue, $1,500, $2,000. Cove Street, 2,”
Van Zuni Avenue. » 2.”
West N orwal k.
llt’U‘lt' in ll B‘ltlv, lrll ill'lt‘fi of land, am
Home and Burn, on“ n in, $850. House and Burn. two acres. 1,35}
. N o rwal k.
Lot on Pudding Leslie. . SIM!)
In! on Elm St.. 2.5“)
Middle Five Mile River.
Hence. 2 stories and attic, 7 mount, 2! acres, roomy_barn, lots of good fruit,
property to excellent condition. '
Darien.
Farm of 40 acres, 2 trounce, large barn. well adapted for dairy or market
gardening or both; 20 minutes drive to South Norwalk, 10 minutes
walk to Rowayton depot,
Twa pleasant residences within a short distance of Dorian depot, one of 10
acres, stream or water running through it, house, it rooms, modern
improvements. barn. ice house, to" grounds and improvements in
”-300
$5,000
good condition. gm
One of 1 acre. good house and out buildings 6,”
F arm 8.
Near the cit y with comfortable lotrIlllHl on them in quantity from 15 to 40
acres. . Prices from $5,000 to 018,000
b Pl '
Oran erry ams.
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Five and one hall acres, house 20:28. 8 rooms, new barn, with stalls
and room for carriages, garden and a good verity 0! Fruit. 00,700
H‘Pereone lookin tor Building Sites or improved Property for investment
ul‘ their own use. than they not see in the tilt anything to suit, uninvited to call
and make known what tiny would like, an we may have something not listed that
will prove just what they wish.
Payments on most of the above listed prop. '
arty will be made easy.
~- Micheal—lamps.
Orders received on the Bridgeport Rubber Stamp W. Samples an ex-
hibition stream. ‘
DIM SOWAGB, nauseous and ASSESS!!!” cl WI
cererully drawn. and titleato real property watched. ,
AOKOWLEDGW TAKES. (Notary Public.) _
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