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NUMBER 282.
totem! at‘itte Post Mire at South llorwalk II the
and (Plus latter.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1888.
IXUIIIII‘I'AN‘I‘ l'lllf’fifl A
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or thult xv ma clitoral
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PRICE TWO CENTS
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
Iii RAILROAD PLACE
BOUT“ NORWALK.
13D MAIN BTIKBI'YI‘I
NORWALI.
’lltI-I ALAB‘I 30x38.
5o. 3.x.Y.V.11.lll1l.Rdcpol: kry ItAd
WE x-prm office in dt pot. and hotels.
No t. Day street center of 'l'oiltv rim-t; key It 8
Day meet and all fscturwa
No. 9. Corner of Iain and t ‘oticord Itrrt-tI: key It
tbonovan I hours-and .l. t‘ W‘iimii s tat
N0. 12.14‘raiikliII street school: kc It school house
and residence of William i smith
No.18. Concord stunt. a queue school; lteyIl Hrs
Pml‘ s nstdctlm. o 10 Concord strut, and
all terminal.
No 14. Main street corner of Ann Itrm; key at
Wolf‘s Ilium! and Ill factories
No. 15, IlIlith strait corner of hsyview avenue; key
lli‘ckernisn I residence.
menu
on stroke at it o'clock noon for standard Time.
who pirates of the bell (lhull I) munitions In: is
WThrcc strokes of the bell (thus 1-H) signifies the
city water ll to he turned oil.
Ifil'l'll' moss ro tin unintui-
L' pun tuwltive Information of a tire in tour IuIIne
dlste neighborhoml units it the box tim'r; pull the
book all the way down mire only. and let the hook
or; shut up the box and do not tip-ii or ttmth the
cult mu until the m at fin: in tour neighluirhotnl.
‘Do not attt-riipt to remme the lily from the door.
Thu hief Engineer is ll m that is returned to its
proper pact oAML’EL Niko“ AV
Chief Engineer
Miniature Almanac for To'lllorrow.
lituhtide L'iwtide Sunrises Sun-mtg
3.27 9.15 ; 0.85 4,39
Weather Bulletin.
For Frid'iy—Rtin; easterly winds: ciao
tummy temperature.
Amount of (lyatsrs Exported to Europe
for Week Ending October 27th, 1883.
"lull. IL roar. “Mutt”.
Art: ins Liv- rpooi - {Wt
t 'ellit: do tell
0in of Rum on .2.
" ity of 3mm ll) 1.“
We do :35
struts of Nevada tilmgiiw l"
Wletacd Hamburg is
2,655
THE LOCAL NEWS,
1e Junior wliist club is beini: org. mined
in this tity.
'I‘heliazlte lrl flyingu It‘d bandnnna
at half mast. ‘ ,- -. _
errge Byitigtnn goes to Washington
to-morroiv for the winter.
Harry Ii. Dunbar is l’inJlEIillt: from
an attack of pneumonia
The Rapublican jubilee “ill be hell in
the borough to-morrow night.
Miss B .-. t In I~ assisting til the W t- st-
ern You ll telegraph office in the bor~
ough. ., . V
A progr..-aivr eucbre party was held
at the residence of Mrs. (letter last even-
i“g- n ,, . .
There was a Cliinaman in town yester-
day looking for a place to locate a laun.
dry.
——John Ward. Preacher R- )hert Eln-
mere. and all of inspector Byrnt” s lab-st
novels at J. Arthur Pinneo’ it
David Wilson has accepted a pmnion
as book- -keeper with A. C. Roscoe d: C 1.,
New York city.
Henry Selleck, a colored man who
works for Selleck Brothers, Is very ill
with typhoid pneumonia.
A game of football will be played on
the school grounds Thanksgiving morn-
ing between two local eleveus.
The business men of the borough will
have a parade tomorrow evening and
So. Norwalk is invited to join them.
John Hogan:i—fbiiii;r Noru'alk boy.
died in New York on Tuesday. [its futi-
eral was held in W estport yesterday.
Arthur Ambler hm accepted a posi-
tion as salesman with J. Arthur l’iunen
of the borough. E. J. Thomas will still
remain .
Miss Bello Morton and James Dunn
werejmarried last eveningnt the resi-
dence of the bride‘s parentson the Turn-
pike road. .-__,.._.. .
William, the infant son of James and
Catherine Orr, died at his residence in
leorgctowu on Tuesday. The funeral
was held this afternoon.
—-Blarik Books and Commercial Books
at reduced prices at J. Arthur Pinneo' s.
East Norwalk is arranging for a'big
. time tomorrow night. A big supper,
big parade and big dance in celebration
of the Republican victory.
Yesterdayafternoona party of local
democrats politicians went to Dorlona
Paint and spent the day in order to
avoid the embarrasing features of the
election.
No more "tariff is s tax." no more “no
free trade,” no more "bsndsnns, " no
more politics of any kind for a while at
least, for all of which we are devoutly
thankful.
There will probably be a large number
of men in line It the borough parade
tomorrow evening, as several out of
town companies have been invited to
psrtictpste.
, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Osborn of
East Norwalk, will celebrate their wood-
en Wedding and have ii house warming
on Friday evening at their new resi-
dsnos on East avenue.
The Republicans of the borough post-
poned their parade lavt night on account
of not being able to get ready in the
strontium which they had, and to give
peoples chance to get some rest last
- night, so as to be fresh when the parade
does take place. The procession will
contain some startling features.
".n‘ru'té deeded: d‘ 4. '1 ‘ 1
Frank Baldwin has moved into his
new bonito on t'ioss street.
Several of the boroughites have flung
the stars and strip» to the bret z - to cele-
brate Harrison's election.
~Splendid Detawttre (‘o. dairy butter,
by tiib,""‘ ..0. Try it at W. H. Seymour‘s,
96 Washington street.
ul‘se l’laisted's Cough Remedy.
The W. C. T. L. served coffee and
enndwichrs election day at tlie'l‘emplt:I of
Honor hall to all who wished to partake.
A large number appreciated their gent-r-
osity.
Mrs. Sally Scribner of this city. cele-
brated her 94th birthday Nov. 6th. There
were seventeen present, including child-
ieii, grand children and great grand
children. She was kindly remembered
with tokens of lm-ehy rill. Mrs. Scrib-
m-r isa‘ Woman of rvniarkable intellect
and takes great tutu-rest iti the lending
events of the day.
—-ll:ram liorbatn put. the price of beef
steak down to 18 cents. flflll will keep it
there if the people stand by him.
John Malone. chairman of the Ileuio-
t-rutu: town committee, [l’f‘l'in‘d ti dis-
patch from Asa Smith yesteriuy after-
noon saying. among other things, that
New York had gone Democratic. 0:1
lllo‘ sin-flit"! of this John (Io-Cairn”! thi-
front of his rtrtl’t‘ and gave out thzt
tilt-vi land was i-lecttd. .lsu must have
in tten hold alone of ti meold dispatches
-'II I it til Puss rank. of Tut-1d“ mun.-
inn.
BSTIZIITAISDIEN‘I‘S.
“Duly II Farmer-i Daughter“.
The Mercury say» of the drama "Only
a Farmers Daughter," which Will be put
on the Opera Home shunt Mfllltl‘ly even-
ing: "The new play by Mr. l‘illmtt
Barnes, proved aruccess. A large cul-
tivated and appreciative audience filled
the hulirél', and evinced their pleasure by
Intelligent applause. Tho drama :ilTill'll'i
an opportunity for fine acting, and the
company deserve credit for the conscien
tiuus manner in which they performed
their duty."
Green's (‘olorctl Minstrels.
Last evening Green's colored min-tr- I»
gave a performance at Music Hall. The
attendance was not large owing to the
p llflle oxcttcment. but the romp-my.
nevertheless, interested the ftutllt‘fif‘r* and
aroused all hands. The company Will
give :in entertainment at the more tylzlf'i'
Iii-night.
Personal Ie-uon.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mills have gun»-
to New York for the winter. ,
t7. 1“. (Myrrh Jr. starts for San Fran.
CIM'U, Col. today. He will remain there
some time. '
Mrs. Margaret Lynch has returned
from a visit in Portcheoitr'r.
Frank IlubbeII of Green‘s Farm-i is vis-
Illllt: with Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Bell.
3 Mrs. Myrnui II. R iymtmd of Brooklyn,
E D. starts for Iii-t Anni-lea, Cal., to,
day. 4- ,
Mr. and Mrs. R Iii-rt M. Thoma-r of
Hartford are spending a week with Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Raymond.
Hamilton Royiioltla has returned to
New York alt:r a week’s visit in this
city.
Annie Lewis of New Canaan. CL, is
visiting Annie Lyrics of the borough.
Miss Elith Smith of Brooklyn. is l‘ltlll-
ing Mrs. Thomas Peck of Exist avenue.
Mrs. Charles Jell'riI-s of East avenue,
will start for Michigan about the liner of
December.
Annie Stewart of Birmingham, is via—
iting relatives in the borough.
Eddie Wheeler of Noroton, is quite
seriouily ill “'llll pneumonia at the resi-
dence of his aunt on Taylor avenue.
Miss Amelia Auetln of the borough. i.~
visiting friendt lll Brooklyn.
The sentinel Bulletin; ‘
There was plenty of excitement around
the SESTINEL office yesterday. Large
crowds gathered around the bulletin
board and watched with interest the el-
ection returns. Several discussions were
entered into, but only one man got mad.
He was an Irishman and evidently had a
severe hatred for Harrison. lie repeated
several times that if anyone gave him
85 00 he would shoot Ilarri~un. The
man had been partaking freer} of s l-
oulll'd free whiskey.
They \Vhoopcil It up. '
Last night the Republicans of R may-
ton celebrated the election of Harrison
and Morton. The marching club turned
out and all hands joined in makinga
big racket with‘drum corps and fire-
arms. Bonfires were also kindled and
the enthusiasm ran high for— several
hours. Rowsyton deserves a big share
of the praise for swelling Norwalk's ma
jority to such a large figure.
“one for the Democracy from Free Trade
, Tex-I.
Mrs; Judge Hirsch of Navarro County,
Texas. wife of a prominent Democratic
Judge. gave birth to six children on the
afternoon of NOV. 82!. The mother and
children are doing well, and the father
is trying to be happy. They'aro four
boys and two girls. The father is 31 and
his wife 27. They have been married
five years and have three children, be»
sides the recent accession. The boys
have Men named Frederick, Mills. Cleve-
land and Thurman. The girls Victoria
and [miss All are perfectly propor-
tlooed but very small and Ill seem to be
kssltliy babies. Each west-I tag to
Muslin-slip.
, which to makers nickel.
Lawthl
HARRISON.
CLEVELAND,
Indiana Sure for Harrison and
Morton.
Connecticut and how Jersey the
Only Nurtherii States for
Cleveland.
9..
NraivYniix.12n.—-’i‘tw latt'sf returns
up to this hour show that Indians has
gone Republican by at ll'lllil. 3AM). The
electoral with will stand 233 for llnrri-
sun, 168 int Cleveland. The orilv north-
ern states curried by Cleveland are Con-
necticut and New Jersey.
The lower “nine of Congress is very
ulnar. The returns :m' not Ctllllplt'lt‘,
but show that the Democratic majority
has been certainly reduced to two, and
it is quite possible that this will be wipe-I
out and the Republicans have ftill cot»
trol of the national government for the
next. four years.
233
168.
rm: yon: iron PRESIDENT.
Cleveland's l’liirallty, 334.
livery town In the state heard from I
Y. M. 0. A.
The Ladies‘ Auxiliary is organized and
its membership is increasing. Misses
Belts arc to conducts lIdlt-s' class in
physical culture on Tuesday and Thora-
dIy afternoon in the Y. M. C. A. rooms.
and will organize on Friday afternoon It
(o'clock. All ladies interested are in«
visited to join the Auxiliary and the
class and the charges for instruction will
be simply their full membership in the
Auxiliary.
On Sunday afternoon aunion service
for Iadieo iintl gentlemen will be held in
the Y. M. C. A. Unit at 4 o‘clock. This
is the Day of Prayer recognized by
Young Men's Christisn Associations in
all lands. and the exercise will hcsuch
as to interest all who attend. A strong
malt- chorus will lead the singing.
The rule of tickets for the Y. M. C. A.
entertainment ls being pushed. The
cmitsvopons on Monday evening, Nov.
19lh.
Business Qulet It the Post Itflicr.
Postmaster Dunning rtuteslhat hu-i-
been at the Post Office has been remark-
ably slot! for two days pact. One man
tuuld have handled till the matter that
has gone through the mail
Bern Burned.
The barn and contents of Daniel War-
ton, no lives ml the West Norwslli road,
were totally destroyed by fire last night.
The flu-It includes four cows and fifteen
(unit of hay.
.-\ lfad Year for salmon.
flood in World 1
The salmon angling on the Spry,
which chm-d lost wn-k, has been probo-
bly‘the worst on record. They Spi- was
wont to be one of the best salmon rivers
in Scotland, with its swift current. Ifti
Clr'itn bottom, and the moss stain in its
water. Slouch fisht'rmnn of the
old school. such as the late Lord
balloon and Mr. Little Gilfllflll',
preferred it to any other river,
t onnty.1lsrrtmn, Cleveland. Fisk Lillllf.
llartford. .15.531 14,983 8th 42
New ll.iv.ii..lil.tti2 22,114 98': 63
New London. 7,725 7.383 436 '37
Fairiield ..... H.931) 13,?I2 6‘31 37
\Vitiilhatn. . . 4.194 3.1“ 2'“) 2i
Litchlirld... . 6,011 5.730 438 ll ,
Mobil-sex... 4,333 3.014 273 I;
Tv-llaud . . . . .. 2.7114 2,402 9‘36 ll
W“ W“ - l
74.520 74.838 1,105 191 1
Total rot- 131.670.
Cleveland‘s plurality 32".
THE VOTE “I“ THE DTA'I’I'Z.
Every Town I-‘or (' merrier.
l‘ o I iii y. linlktley. Moni‘. Cam I \fllll'l‘ll't-
11:: flfurif. .13. 321 I4 79:. M51249
Ni 4:: II ive -iI..l‘~.-l‘ib 22,33! Llil 9'1
Nww Lindon. 7,587 7.613 5“! llll
Fair livid ..... 14,533 ’ 15,263 mm 53
\Vrndhtstri. . . 4,160 3.1?3 311 3
Litehlhhl. . .. 15,006 5,789 462‘. 96
Moi-lbw x. . . 4.278 3.639 288 4!
Tollaiitl, . . . . . 13.692? ‘2 .410 1320 0
Total. . . . 53,066 '13 {I'll-,1 104-), 340
Total rule for governor ...... .153,543
Necessary to elect ................ 76,772
Morris lack of majority .......... 1,74l
,‘lorris leads Bulkeley ...... . ..... 1,. 3
Miles Elects-(l to Congrats» Ivy '30.
It no“ 1min us than .zh Fri ll! iii '5?
Miles. lrcp” )was eluted to congrns in
thi-i district. Tut-ed: iy night theelection
of Edward W. Seymour was practically
canoe-ded. Yesterday afternoon later re-
turns gave the district to Miles by about
100 majority. Yesterday afternoon fur-
ther returns accrued to elect Seymour by
398. Last evening correct returnti from
Lttchfield county gave Miles 2‘38 plurality
there. - Seymour’s plurality in Fairlield
coiimy' is believtd to he only V 208. This
will elect Miles by 20 unless the official
figures bring errors to light.
Republican Racket Tin-night.
The republicans of this city will make
"Route howl‘ tit-night if the weather
remains favorable. They wish to be as-
sisted by those from other parts of the
town desiring to enjoy the sport. The
only equipment rt tpiin ii in ii broom,
horn. or any other instrument with
Following is
the Iltw of march: _‘
Start from the republican club room at
7.30 prompt. Thence up North Main st.
to Mrs. Eben Hill s, countermarch to
Railroad Place, to Clay street to Spring,
to Monroe, to Chestnut, to Concord, to
Main. to Cross, to Woodward avenue. to
Main, to Raymond, to Day, toElizsbpth,
to Main, to Raymond; Countermarcli to
club room.
In case of rain the parade will proba-
bl) be postponed
' Democratic Reasons.
A Sentinel reporter interline ed some
of the leading demoorattc politicians of
the borough this morning and put this
question to each: “What do you attri»
bute the defeat of the «democratic party
to? ” He received the following replies:
r
l). E. -Wilson, “Didn't have votes
enough."
Samiiil I‘askumfi'Free rum and free
money."
El“ aid Sloan.‘ It was a tlin 0 corner-
td fight. "
William James, "Ten and five dollar
bills in the rural districts. ”
John S. Seymour: "1 10 not discover
in the returns any explanation except
the want of votes. The democratic
strength seems to be in manufacturing
precincts. towns and states, and the
losses/In agricultural regiom. I there-
fore regard tariff reform as the strongest
cause either party can espouse and as
one that will make votes wherever it is
most aggressively pushed. " 4
John Malone, chairman of the Demo-
cratic town committee: “Qnsy' s bootils
in Kings county did tits work. "
James Toner, “To Abram 8 Hewitt.
1 sin glad he is dsfsstvdi" «
and year after year leased the once
famous “Ruben" reaches. Bu: except
in the Gordon Castle water. near its
,iziouth, the salmon rod but now few
triumphs oIi the Spey. The iietaaud other
otntructions near the res starve the upper
waters until the season is far spent. And
this in not tlie‘unly drawback Of oid,
flowing through moorland and waste
tracts iii its upper reaches, the river was
slow to rise and slow to fall. But now
trenches serrate the slopes of the wastes,
and 0744!] acre of cultivated land has its
d:'nin. When rain falls there come» a
"bail; to‘ hme" spate that lasts for
twelve hour-i, every trench and drain
feuding the swollen stream; In another
day the writer has run Ifimlf out, rind the
running fishnrelock-fast in the pooh.
there I I wait, lost- their salt watt-r fri-sli-
“038. and turn rml and gaunt, llll :in
(Ifllr'l’ freshv-t Irrtrl tho-iii ascend a few
miles further.
The Chesapeake llsy Dog.
Like the Newfoundland, tho Chem-
5 [Mike ‘Iiiy dog in still to be found—with
ithe shin" comedy and aptitude for his
i':|lllllg~—Ill firt’el’fll strains. sizes, coats
nnd color-4, long haired, ~linrt-linirid and
ctIrly-i'oate-l; red, brown and yellow or 4
edge grass in color. Having gunned on
one of the choicest shores of the (Inn-
puwder River for more than twenty
years, and consequently outlived many
early prejudices, I can say that by far
tlic/‘inost satisfactory dog for a true
uportrman is the mmliumwized "otter-
couttvd." dead-straw color, the shade of
your uhtmting null. This nettles the
qursllon of color-advantage.
They do notcarry dead water to shake
out \lill like any loug- hatred nnimni
and ('4 msequintly suffer less from cold
theuimw-lvw havingtifine fur next the
hide. They are point-.rful fast swim-
mers with scent rqual to the best dog of
:it y breed. The largo dog tires Quicker.
lsillitfd to keep out of sight, anti of
etriirseis in the way about the blind.
The endurance of these dogs as a breed
and their intelligence for their business
is rllmtutl beyond belief. But they are
unsatisfactory for any other purpose;
they know duck—duck and nothing else.
-—I"orest and Stream.
lie Steps Up Higher.
Joseph E. Martin, for many years an
employe of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford road, has been Iippoinn
superintendent of the New York
New England though Exploits line.
Martin will" tin chu‘ige‘ of all cars d 3
men employed in the through service 0
trains between New York and Boston.
which run over the New Haven road and
and the New York and New England.
lllr. Martin‘s new position is a just to
wardfor his faithful. performance of
duties to the Company for many years.
He started as a braketnsn and has grad-
ually worked himself tip, step by step,
until he has Icquimd his present posi-
lion. Ha assumes his new duties with
the best wishes of his hosts of friends.
Their BuslueII Boomlirg.
Probably no one thing has caused such
a general revival of trade at Chas. Lap-
htitn' a Drug Store as their giving away
to their customers or so many free trial
bottles of Dr. King‘ I New Discovery for
consumption. Their trade is simply eu-
oruious in thls very valuable article from ‘
the fact that it always cures and never
disappoints. Coughs. colds. Isthms,
bronchitis. croup and Ill throat and lung
diseases ‘qnlokly cured. You can test it
before buying by getting I trial bottle
free, largo bottle 31. . Every bottle war.
ranted.
___....._-____
mm. ”fin-n
THE RESULT.
The election II over and everybody is
glad of It. Republicans are jubilant,
Democrats are disappointed. and it will
be same time before they become fully
resigned to the situation. prlsristlons
now will not chsngstha result.
Mr. Clevelsnd gave his party the issue
which defeated it. 11: Ind his party
mode the mistake which gave Mr. liar-
rison and the Republicans their victory.
The Democrats made I gallant fight, but
they were badly handicapped from the
start. The Republicans accepted the
lane Ind were aggressive, Ind the up
passive party generally wins in this
owntry.
, Everybody will admit that Mr. Harri-
mn is well fitted for the exalted position
for which he has been chosen. lie has
exhibited during the canvass the bright-
euit intellect and the most. manly quali-
ties. The nation has chosen one of its
representative men as its chief magis-
trate.
The election ulso'eeltli-sthocr cation
M to what the policy of the gorernment
will be during the next four years. The
people have emphatically declared for
protection of American industries. There
is no undertsinty in lilHlllCtM circles.
There is to be no changes as proprsed by
Mr. Cleveland and his party. There in
every [Mill to believethat the nation
is to have four years of prosperity. Sole:
us all join in a cheer for the victor» ,and
hold in grateful remembrance those
whom they are to snccetd. 31-. the chief
executiw of the nation Mr. Clewland
has brought no discredit upon it.
Let Democrats forget their disappoint
merit. Let Republicans be confide-ratt-
of the feelings of their defeated political
oppcments. Let good feeling have full
sway. Let us all join in recognizing the
fact that Mr. Harrison is to be our Presi-
dent for the next four rears. Let us
consider that we are one people. with
one interest, and thatthe perpetuation
of the only government on earth of'the
people, by the people and for the whole
people.
'l'llli WOSIAN 0F ‘IIIE “TAR":
0'»
and informs Meryll in nil-W of
Fairfax, thst from what Elsie has said
in her sleep, aim is certain that Fairfax
Is the man to whom she is Wedded.
l-‘Ilrfsx, to test but princioler. pretend-
to make violent love to Ellie In the bio
turret of Point, and finally falls'in love
with her himself. leonsrdsoon after
arrives with a long delayed psidoc,tnsll-
cloualy kept back I" irfax's human.
who designed tbs it I Id arrive after
the Colonel'- dear Fairfax appears
and claims Elsie as his wife. Phoebe
consentu to marry Wilfred, and Dame
Carruthers succeeds - in capturing the
Sargent.
lukm’s Arou- Iolve.
The bestsalve in the world for Cots,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Soft Rheum,
Fever Sores, 'l'etter. (mapped Hands.
Chllblains, Command all Skirt Eruptions
Ind rmttively cum Piles, or no pay re»
quired. It is guaranteed to give perv
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents I box. For sale by Chas.
Lsphatu.
Petal-urn Canned I’velt.
ll! ccicbvsfcd‘PColIfmia realism Canned
fruit immunization We. 2% In
street. brown. Your?“ Mic fruit and
Sun». Yolitineof con ntiomy.
Luce Camus “It.
tM~A hm: other main The “do will
1n n: mush y manicdbymmr tiresome In
”I. ltlfc “n subte’ .
For bolts.
2” ”Mutual of Imutp-aned winters let snails
mm: er' I tool that Apply to L Pn-
moo llimtlrive l'. U. lint I'll ro mivwdk no.3:
Maury round.
‘81 ll of agroovy. In, tired!
V. \ T'IIJJ‘.‘
Wanted.
l‘SlART, active yoncr'mn of tub. or to
molten: navel! morally meets in a mnntry
store lmt mine well ream “privy.
B's If '5. W. LEVI.“ 5012'.” ‘01."!
County Blvd Lost
( )3 Henry Itmr Wednesday, a. brown and green
ranary. with two tom- gmr A ml of
tun will he paid for his nttiritlo W It WT
«tore. in Int Smalls.
“mo To Let.
'tfmsnrzo limits to let mm at cm
bard. Address I’ 01ml; It:
cc 6 If. booth m3.
Ilene For bale.
mommwillbeeoidr We»: of
an. “twine! f'. it "1!.
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" new In the flute.
II“ I ymrovtfers for the. not to. Povrmifo
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ARGI'IZNT.
The hlllgll' scene of the opera is laid in 4
Lani-Ia ans Ton-ow “no”, III. on». brand I
l xpanm- u hr' 'mm the Mint and ”1th nav
tiunal l:a;:l from now sinful and at [bf i
quit known as the Time r Hamlet
The ”druniatio pars-mite" are rizr Rich- y
nnl Chiilrnondr-ley. Lieutenant of the
TuWO‘f; Col. rairfsx. under sentence of;
druth; Sergeant Meryll, of the Yucatan l
of the Guard: Leonard Meryll, his son;
Jac Point, is ntrolling jester and the:
”lllr‘ffylllfifl;' W". lfred bedbolt, a bead
julur and and tact iormeoter: Piste
Mu} mud n strolling singer and the trier ,
ryinno n maid; Phoebe Meryll, Sergeant
Mt-ryll's daughter; Dame Councillors. ‘
housekeeper to the Tower; and Kate her
niece. The period is the sixteenth cen-
tury.
Col. Fairfax is condemned to death for
sorcery; he has twice saved Illa life of
Phoebe’u father in battle, and both she
and her father wanted to save his neck
[at how? An opportunity arisen through
the brother of Phoebe, who has just been
uppointel u Yeoman of the Guard for
some vslorous deed on the field of battle,
and who is persuaded to let the con.
demoed man take his place in the corps
of the Yoemsn of the Guard. Fairfax is
brought in guarded, to the Lieutenant of
the Tower, looking bold and brave and
declares his readiness to die. Before he '
goes back to prison he Isks a boon of the
Lieutenant; that as be has been con—
demned to death for sorcery, through
the machinations of a kinsmsn of his,
who will succeed to his estate provided
he dies unmarried. he asks the Lieuten’
ant to find a wife for him whom he
should marry before be to put to death;
this the Lieutenant promises todo. Elsie
Maynard comes along with Jack Point,
and the Lieutenant induces her, for the
consideration of one hundred crowns. to
marry hirfex. she being blindfolded
rduring the ceremony: this she agrees to
do provided sin" is allofled to depart the
instant the ceremony is at an end. Elsie
marries without seeing him, and the pro"
hlem arises, how to convey the Yucatan
suit to Fairfax in his cell and to let him
escape therefrom, as the keys are in the
custody of Wilfred who is in love with
Phoebe. Phoebe undertakes to manage
this and purloins the keys, frees Fairfax
and returns them to’ their proper place
without Wilfred being aware of their
los.4. Fairfax dreams in the uniform of
the Y oernsn of the Guard, gets out and
takes his place among the Yoeinen. The
head executioner comes on to bebrnd the
prisoner, but as be has escaped the cur-
tain on the first act descends. with the
grim executioner, axe in hand, waiting
at the block for his victim. 4
1n the second act the curtain rises
where the civilian-Ind Dame Osrrutbcrs
reproach the Warden for allowing the
prisoner to escape. Point meets Wilfred
and upon his promising to discharge hh
"(film at nlslitsnthststing that he
has killed Fairfax while sndesvovlng to
sscspe, he will make him, Wilfred, I
jailer. The shot it and Wilfred
and Point inform Governor that
Wilfred has shot the prisoner Flilflx'
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