Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-19
probable that the Nkkel shop will run all the Meek

probable that the Nkkel shop will run all the Aeek.
 There were twelve men discharged from the Colony street sewer gang yesterday.
 Edward 0. Allen, formerly of this town, is now passenger agent in the Nickel Plate railroad depot in Chicago.
 Report says that one of our former bor- ouxh officers and an eX-chairman of the democratic town committee Is st work h a town not many miles from New Haven cleaning bricks at dollar @ day.
 Officer Rsilly got after two peddlers sell ing tooth powder yesterday and took them up to see Warden Newton, and they paid & g license fee. Another peddler started in on the plains and some one told him about the license fee and he stopped business and took the first train out of town.
 Messrs. Pixley, Andrews and Hall were out hunting yesterday and bsgged eight woodcock, six quail and three partridses.
 Miss Nellie Clark and Miss Ella Alstrum of New Haven are the guests of Mrs. Louis A. Page of Curtis avenue.
 Mrs. Frank Stsley Is visiting friends in West Haven.
 The hearing before the commissioners of the Fannie M. Young estate comes up this morning at Q o'clock.
 1ucEc IS Ihlk OI tuc IompaTAlCe league rooms in the building west of Simp- now occupied as dwelling house by J. 4. Cook and G. Fl. Wilkinson.
 N. J. Redmond expects to begin work on the sewers to-day.
 Edzsrd W. Beecher and bride started yesterday afternoon for Springfield.
 A Bullet in His Leg.
 Ja ,ob Gunther, a member of the City Guard, Is lying at his home with bullet hole through his left leg. Be will stay there for several weeks, as his wound is & serious one.
 Gunther was wounded on Monday after noon and he can thank his lucky star that he Is not now in his grave. On that after noon several members of the company under Captain Gutt went to the Quinnipiac range to qualify for marksmen's and sharp shooters badges. Gunther was detailed by Captain Gutt to the 500-Jard butts as marker, one who with colored disks marks where the bullet of the rifeman strikes the target. During the practice Captain La Barnes, the regimental inspector of rife practice on the staff of Colonel Doherty, tried his skill at the target. Gunther showed out the target from bshind the butt and then walked out Just at tbat instant Captain Is Barnes pulled the trigger of his rifle. Turning to Captain Gutt be said: "Thst man is shot"
 But "that man" did not know 1t. He marched bshind the butt, scored up Cap tain LsBsrues' shot and few moments later marked up another. At that time his companion behind the butt noticed the bullet holes in Gunther's overcost and trousers and ssid to him: "You're shoil" Gunther made au investigation and found that the bullet, 45 cslibre. had gone through his ovsrcORt, trousers and under clothing and through the fleshy part of the left leg, short distance below the thigh
 GuntEer then walked to the firing sta tion, where his wound was examined, and from there to the State street care. It was not until ke was seated In the car that the wound commenced to bleed He was taken to his home. His wound was dressed, but 1t will bs several weeks before he will do any military duty.